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| Warren Warrens, 1704 Rent Roll of Virginia: Allen, Surry County Robert, Surry County Thomas, Surry County James, Northampton County John, Northampton County Joseph, Northampton County Robert, Northampton County Warrens, Surry County, VA, 1782 CENSUS: Arthur; 7 whites; 4 blacks Hannah; 7 whites; 14 blacks Jesse; 5 whites; 13 blacks John; 6 whites John; 8 whites; 1 black John, Jr.; 2 whites; 2 blacks John, Sr.; 2 whites; 10 blacks Joseph; 8 whites; 3 blacks William; 7 whites; 6 blacks Warrens, Surry County, VA, 1784 Census, Heads of Families: Joseph Frederick Thomas John John Elizabeth William Arthur Ann Jesse Hannah Warrens, Surry County, VA 1790 Tax List: Ann Arthur (2) Benjamin Elizabeth (2) Frederick (3) Hannah Henry James Jesse (2) John (5) John, estate (3) Joseph Samuel Thomas (4) William (2) Warrens, Surry Co., VA Tax List, 1779 & 1780: Ann, 1799, land Aron, 1800, personal Drewry, 1799, land Drewry, 1800, personal Elizabeth, 1799, land Hanah, 1799, land Henry, 1800, personal James, 1799, land James, 1800, personal (2) Jesse (estate), 1799, land John, 1799, land John (estate), 1799, land John, Jr., 1800, personal John, Sr., 1800, personal Joseph, 1799, land Joseph, 1800, personal Joseph, Jr., 1800, personal Samuel, 1800, personal (3) Thomas, 1800, personal (3) William, 1799, land William, 1800, personal (2) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Northampton Co., NC: 1750, Carolous Anderson to Hinche WARREN, 160 acres adjacent to Little Swamp (original patent to John Nelson of 500 acres, 4/1/1723). 1755, Grant to Robert WARREN, 427 acres 1752, will of Carolous Anderson, probated 1753; daughter, Rachel WARREN [wife of Hinche], 260 acres ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Onslow Co., NC Tax List: 1769: Hinchey Warren & son; 2 white men, 1 Negro man; 1 Negro woman, Joe & Grace 1770: Hinchey Warren 1771: Hinchey Warren Onslow Co., NC Land Grants: 1780: Hinche Warren, 100 acres 1780: Hinche Warren, 79 acres Onslow Co., NC Marriage Bond: May 13, 1780: Josiah Warren to Nancy Doty; bondsmen: Hinchey Warren and Benajah Doty "State of North Carolina, Onslow County. Know all men by these present that we, Josiah Warren, Benajah Doty and Hinchey Warren are held and firmly bound unto his Excellency ___ [illegible] and his Successors in Office, in the Sum of ___ Pounds, current Money of this State, for the true Payment whereof, we do hereby bind ourselves, our Heirs, Executors, Administrators and ___, jointly and severally, firmly by this ___. Witness our Hands and Seals, this 13th Day of May, 1780. The condition of this obligation is such that whereas the above-named Josiah Warren hath made Application for a License for a Marriage to be celebrated between him and Miss Nancy Doty, ___ of St. John's Parrish. Now if it shall appear hereafter, that there is nothing to obstruct said Marriage, then this Obligation to be void, otherwise to remain n full Force and Virtue. Signed, Sealed and Delivered, in the Presence of Josiah Warren Hinchey Warren Benajah Doty" Onslow Co., NC Land Deeds: May 13, 1780: Benajah Doty to son-in-law, Josiah Warren, 90 acres NE/S NW Branch of New River at Titus Farr's line. July 7, 1780: Benajah Doty to Josiah Warren, 100 acres, E/S NW River, at Joseph Chatwin's line. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Burke Co., GA Memoirs: 9/28/1774 Revolutionary paper connected with the history of Burke Co.; signers giving public dissent to a document drawn up in Savannah containing certain resolutions with which they disagreed: Benjamin WARREN James WARREN Burke Co., GA Headright and Grants: 1785: 200 acres to James Warren 1788: 300 acres to Hinchey Warren 1789: 150 acres to Hinchey Warren, Jr. 1789: 100 acres to Josiah Warren 1800: 150 acres to Robert Warren Burke Co., GA 1798 Slave Owners: Josiah Warren, 3 slaves Richard Warren, 6 slaves Hinche Warren, 20 slaves 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Burke Co.: Amos Warren Archibald Warren Carolus Warren Hinche Warren James Warren Richard Warren Burke Co., GA Tax List 1798: Hinche Warren Josiah Warren Richard Warren ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Montgomery Co., GA Revolutionary War Soldiers who Rendered Military Service in NC: Hinche Warren James Warren Roster of 56th GA Militia District, War of 1812: Josiah Warren 1791, 1795, 1804 Montgomery Co., GA Jury Lists: Hinchy Warren Benjamin Warren Josiah Warren Hinchy Warren Reuben Warren Benajah Warren 1797 & 1798 Montgomery Co., GA Tax List: Hinchy Warren (3 records) Montgomery Co., GA List of Justices of the Peace: James Warren, 1801 Josiah Warren, 1804 1805 & 1806 Montgomery Co., Ga Tax List: Amos Warren Benjamin Warren (3 records) Hinchey Warren; 4 slaves (2 records) James Waarren (2 records) Josiah Warren; 13 slaves (2 records Reuben Warren (2 records) 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Montgomery Co.: Josiah Warren Reuben Warren Pasports Issued by Governors of Georgia, 1785 - 1820: 9/1/1809. On the recommendation of a number of respectable citizens of the State of Georgia, Ordered that a passport through the Creek Nation of Indians be prepared for Rebecca Warren and her family, which was presented and signed. 1/19/1810. Ordered that passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians for Isaac Harrell, Thomas Melville and Samuel Warren, with their families and one for John McKennon, which were presented and signed. 8/1/1811. Ordered that a passport be prepared for Messrs. Elias Warren and Samuel Lewis, both from the County of Liberty in Georgia, to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians, which were presented and signed. 11/8/1811. Ordered that passports be prepared for the following persons to travel through the Indian Nations to the Western Country for Messrs. Benjamin Jones, William Warren and John Shares, all from the County of Liberty in Georgia. Some Montgomery County, GA Warren Marriages: Nancy m. Abel STRINGER; 3/11/1810 Benajah m. Ferriba STRINGER, 5/6/1810 James m. Mourning PARRISH, 11/27/1809 Josiah m. Mary Ann LEWIS; 2/7/1811 Land Records, Jefferson County, MS: Whereas, Benajah Warren of Jefferson County, Stat of Mississippi, has deposited in the General Land Office of the United States a certificate of the Register of the Land Office at Washington, whereby it appears that full paymnet has been made by the said Benajah Warren, according to the provisions of the act of Congress of the 24th April, 1820, entitled "An act making further provision for the sale of the Public Lands" for: the south half of Section 13, in Township 8 of Range 3 east, in the district of lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi, contaiing 325 acres and 39/100 of an acre, according to the official plat of the survey of the said lands, returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General, which said tract has been purchased by the said Benajah Warren. Now know ye that the United States of America, in consideration of the promises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, in such case made and provided, have given and granted, and, by these presents, do give and grant, unto the said Benajah Warren and to his heirs, the said tract above described: to have and to hold the same, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities and appurtenances, of whatever nature thereunto belonging, unto the siad Benajah Warren and to his heirs and assigns forever. In testimony whereof, I Andrew Jackson, President of the United States of America, have caused these letters to be made patent, and the Seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, the first day of September in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty-four and of the Independence of the United States the Fifty-ninth. By the President, Andrew Jackson, by A. J. Donelson, Sec'y. and Elijah Hayward, Commissioner of the General Land Office. [Language as above, sold to Benajah Warren]: the northwest quarter, of the northwest quarter of Secton 1 in Township 7 of Range 3 east, in the district of lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi, containing 39 acres and 92/100 of an acre. Dated September 1, 1834. [Language as above, sold to Benajah Warren]: the northeast quarter, of the northeast quarter of Section 2 in Township 7 of Range 3 east, in the district of lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi, containing forty acres and 32/100 of an acre. Dated September 1, 1834. [Language as above, sold to Josiah Warren]: the east-half of the north east quarter and the ___ half of the south east quarter of Section twenty-___ in Township eight of Range three East, in the Sale of Lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi, containing one hundred and sixty three acres and seventy-two hundredths of an acre. Dated ___ 10, 1840. [Language as above, sold to Josiah Warren]: the South east quarter of the South east quarter of Section twenty-four and the ___ east quarter of the North east quarter of Section twenty-five in Township eight, Range four east, in the Sale of Lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi, containing seventy-eight [either 78 hundred acres or 78 hundredths of an acre, the writing has been scratched through]. Dated June 1, 1859. [Language as above, sold to Josiah Warren]: the North west quarter of the South west quarter, of Section twenty-five and the North east quarter of the North west quarter of Section thirty-six in Township eight of Range four east, in the District of Lands subject to sale at Washington, Mississippi, containing eighty acres and seventy-seven hundredths of an acre. Dated November 30, 1859 Land Records, Copiah County, MS: [Language as above, sold to Benajah Warren, Jr.]: the North west quarter of the South east quarter, and the North east quarter of the South west quarter, and the ___ west quarter of the North east quarter and the South ___ quarter of the North west quarter of Section ten, in Township eight North, of Range five east, in the District of Washington [?], subject to Sale at Jackson, Mississippi, containing one hundred and fifty-nine acres and fifty-six hundredths of an acre. Dated March 1, 1859. 1846, Jefferson Co., MS; Quit Claim Deed; Property of Benajah Warren to Josiah Warren: This indenture made and entered into this 20th day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six, between Charles C. Warren and Lenora Warren, his wife, Isaac Garrett and Abba Ann [Warren] Garrett, his wife, Daniel Warren and Elizabeth Warren, his wife, and Silas H. D. Warren, of the County of Jefferson and State of Mississippi and William D. Brown and Selia Ann [Warren] Brown, his wife, of Copiah and state aforesaid, of the first part and Josiah Warren, of the County of Jefferson afresaid, of the second part. Witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of eight hundred dollars to them in hand paid the said party of the second part at or before the sealing and delivery of these presents the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, have granted, bargained, sold, aliened, released and forever quitclaimed and by these present do grant, bargain, sell, alien, release and forever quitclaim unto the said party of the second part, his heirs and assigns forever. All of the following tracts or parcels of land lying and being in the County of Jefferson and State of Mississippi, being the same formerly owned by Benajah Warren, late of said County, viz. the west half of the North Wast-quarter of Section twenty-four in Township Eight and range three east - containing 81 86/100 acres, also, the south half of section thirteen township eight range three east and containing 325 39/100 acres, also, the west-half of the South East-quarter of section twenty-four in Township NO. Eight of Range No. three East containing 81 86/100 acres, also, 1/2 of the East 1/2 of .W. 1/4 to the S. E. corner of the same containing forth acres 1/100 more or less containing in the whole five hundred and twenty-nine 11/100 acres be the same more or less, together with all the improvements on the same and the appurtenance thereunto belonging and appertaining to have and to hold the said lot or parcel of land to the said part of the second part and to his heirs and assigns forever and the said party of the first part for themselves their heirs esceutors and administrators do covenant, grant, promise and agree to and with the said party of the second party, his heirs and assigns that they the said party of the first part will and their heirs, executors and administrators shall warrant and defend the above described premise to the said party of the second part his heirs and assigns against the lawful and equitable claim of all persons claiming or to claim the same by, through or under us but against no other person or person whomever. In Testimony whereof the said party of the first part have hereunto set their hands and seals, they day and year first above written. Signed: C. C. Warren (Seal) Lenorah Warren (Seal) Abba Ann Garrett (Seal) Daniel Warren (Seal) Elizabeth Warren (Seal) Wm. D. Brown (Seal) Celia Brown (Seal) S. H. D. Warren (Seal) Transcribed from Jefferson County Deed Book F, pp. 622-3, by Ann Winans.......to whom I'm indebted for sharing it with me! Jefferson County, MS Warren Marriages: Abba Ann m. Isaac Garrett, 12/20/1839 C. V. m. Benjamin D. KNAPP, 9/6/1863 Celia Ann m. William D. BROWN, 10/3/1844 Charles m. Ann SMITH, 9/17/1850 Daniel m. Mrs. M. J. SMALLEY, 5/15/1873 Daniel C. m. Mary L. TORREY, 3/9/1871 Effie A. m. Frederick C. MILLER, 12/25/1867 Elizabeth B. m. Edward LEE, 4/7/1840 Joseph J. m. Sarah CAMERON, 9/7/1843 Kizzie m. Jim POWELL, 3/13/1879 Mary A. m. Eugene NEWMAN, 2/8/1871 Mary E. m. Thomas W. GARRETT, 2/16/1873 Nancy J. m. Thomas J. ERWIN, 8/6/1866 William m. Caledonia PAXTON Zilphia m. Oscar MURRAY, 9/26/1885 Franklin County, MS Warren Marriages: Charles C. m. Lenora SCOTT, 1/13/1842 Eva m. C. E. Willaims, 11/23/1887 Leona m. J. C. TORREY, 12/17/1879 Thomas m. Mary TAYLOR, 1/9/1816 Copiah County, MS Warren Marriages: Archibald J. M. Adadiah KENNEDY, 3/29/1855 Artelissa m. L. S. BALLOW, 11/27/1872 Benajah m. Mrs. Catherine VARNEDOE, 12/23/1849 Clara m. Charles A. PEARSON, 3/16/1846 Daniel m. Elizabeth BUIE, 9/29/1842 Eleanor m. Wm. BRINKLEY, 2/8/1838 Elisabeth m. John SILLIVAN, 11/20/1831 Jane m. Alexander STRONG, 8/15/1839 Jemimah J. m. Edward N. WATSON, 12/23/1852 John m. Nelly NELSON, 10/8/1835 Joseph L. m. Anna M. KREISER, 11/13/1865 Mrs. Mary m. Wm. WHEELER, 9/26/1839 Nathan m. Elizabeth W. STONE, 4/22/1837 Richard J. m. Nancy H. LOVING, 6/20/1852 Robert m. Sarah M. LEWIS, 1/3/1843 Sarah Jane m. W. f. BICKHAM, 6/15/1851 Sarah M. m. Hugh ANDERSON, 10/4/1859 T. J. m. Margaret SHORT, 1/28/1875 Lincoln County, MS Warren Marriages: J. J., Jr. m. Mary SMITH, 10/12/1894 James m. Effie ROLLINS, 2/2/1904 Jessie J. m. Sallie McCALIP, 12/29/1897 Rilla m. S. G. WHITE, 10/16/1901 W. W. m. Lucy SMITH, 11/4/1905 Claiborne County, MS Warren Marriages: Alexander m. Mary SOUTHARD, 3/18/1836 Eliza m. S. C. KEYES, 6/28/1853 James m. Emily SNODGRASS, 1/26/1836 Jeremiah B. m. Elizabeth W. BRISCOE, 7/10/1827 Jeremiah B. m. Ann SNODGRASS, 10/29/1832 Lucinda m. Nathan MANSFIELD, 7/22/1824 |
| STRINGER From "BURKE COUNTY, GA MEMOIRS": 9/28/1774; Revolutionary paper connected with the history of Burke Co.; signers giving public dissent to a document drawn up in Savannah containing certain resolutions with which they disagree: Francis Stringer From "COLONIAL GEORGIA GENEALOGICAL DATA": 1/2/1779; Lucretia Stringer (now Ferguson), Joseph Graham and Zackariah Lewis Fryer (Executors of Francis Stringer's estate), sold to John Hammett, planter, of Burke County, 200 acres on Bryer Creek, Burke County, granted 1776 to James Higgins; 200 acres, Bryer Creek, Burke County (granted 1774 to Francis Stringer), next to Carrington and Simon Beckham; and 200 acres, Burke County (granted 1774 to Francis Stringer), next to Carrington, Beckham and Bryan Cook. Witnesses: Henry Ferguson, George Gresham, Benjamin Ausley. (Recorded 4/12/1784, 3 deeds.) 8/20/1775; Quinton Pooler, merchant, Savannah, gave the vessel Jane "for love" to Jane Cross. Witnesses: Thomas Stringer, Stephen Devrouzeau. Passports Issued by Governors of Georgia, 1785 - 1820: 8/21/1803, Burke County, GA. Whereas James Roundtree and Alexander Stringer have communicated to us their intention of travelling through the Creek Nation of Indians, we recommend them as honest, sober, industrious men. Given under our hands, to all to whom these presents shall come. Signed: Aaron Low, Samuel Bird, James Johnston, H. McCullers, John Sharp. Approved, 8/23/1803 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, GA TAX LISTS: Noah Stringer, 1805, Dist. 50 Noah Stringer, 1806, Dist. 50 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, GA JURY LISTS: Noah Stringer, 1804, pg. 140, bk. 5 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, GA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: Noah Stringer, 1809 FRANKLIN COUNTY, MS STRINGER MARRIAGES: Abel m. Matilda Guice, 2/7/1855 Catharine E. m. Isaac K. Guice, 5/4/1858 Ceiley Ann m. John Prichard, John Pritchard, 2/27/1845 Elizabeth m. John M. Griffing LINCOLN COUNTY, MS STRINGER MARRIAGES: Collona m. F. M. NATIONS, 2/13/1897 Charles D. m. Mamie ILIZEY, 6/25/1908 E. m. Mira WILKS, 1/14/1897 Emma m. T. N. BALLARD, 6/21/1911 Emma m. J. F. ROBERTS, 12/20/1909 Gladys m. Whit WALLACE, 10/23/1909 Hezy m. Gertrude BOONE, 3/6/1902 Mira m. Ben SULLIVAN, 2/13/1902 Rena m. W. C. BUTLER, 10/19/1905 Wood m. Lou MASON, 12/8/1909 FRANKLIN COUNTY, MS STRINGER MARRIAGES: Abel m. Matilda H. GUICE, 2/7/1855 Catharine E. m. Isaac K. GUICE, 5/4/1858 Ceiley Ann m. John PRICHARD, 2/27/1845 Elizabeth m. John M. GRIFFING, 10/28/1852 Jane m. Channel CORBAN, 4/6/1841 Noah D. m. Harriet L. KINNISON, 1/18/1849 R. N. m. C. C. BROWN, 12/24/1867 Warren Family Page My G-Grandfather's Attic-Home |
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