Descendants of John Warner
Generation
No. 1
1. JOHN1 WARNER was born 1582 in Blockley,Worchester, England, and
died 1626 in Blockley,Worchester, England.
Child of JOHN WARNER is:
2. i. WILLIAM2 WARNER, b. July 08,
1627, Blockley twp,PA; d. October 18, 1707, Philadlphia.
Generation
No. 2
2. WILLIAM2 WARNER (JOHN1) was born July 08, 1627 in Blockley twp,PA, and died
October 18, 1707 in Philadlphia. He
married (1) ANNE DIDE. She was born
1630 in England. He married (2) MARY GEORGE.
Notes for WILLIAM WARNER:
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I WILLIAM WARNER of the
Township of Blockley in the County
of Philadelphia &
province of Pensilvania Yeoman Being at this
time in Reasonable Good
Health of Body And of a Sound & well
disposed Judgment &
Understanding praised be the Name of the Lord
for his Mercy and Goodness
Towards me But considering the Frailty
of this Transitory life
& the uncertainty thereof I have thought good at
this time to make my last
Will & Testament And as to that Worldly
Estate as it hath pleased
Allmighty God to bestow upon my Will is that
the Same be disposed on by
my Executors after my Decease after all my
just Debts that I owe are
paid In manner & form Following that is to
Say First I comitt my Soul
into the Hands of Allmighty God my
Saviour & Keeper And my
Body to be decently buried by my
Executors hereby named.
Secondly, I give & bequeath unto my Dear
& loving wife[Ann]e
Warner the full & equill halfe of my backward
Meadow during [her?]
Natural Life And after her decease to decend to
My Son Isaac Warner as is
herein after menconed As also I give unto my
Said wife during her
natural life the one half of my Plantation
whereon I now Live and
after her decease to my said Son Isaac as
also I give unto my said
Dear wife the one half of all my Cows Sheep
& Cropp of Corn both
within & without Doors As also all & Singular my
Horses Mares & Colts
And all the rest & residue of my personal Estate
as Goods & Chattles not
given or otherwise disposed of by this my last Will
Thirdly I give &
bequeath unto my Son John Warner one hundred acres of
my Backward Land Together
with the one half of the Meadow thereunto
Belonging over & above
the said one hundred acres of Land before given
him as above To Hold unto
him his Heirs & Assignes for ever With
the use of my Iron Tow
Hetchel & Iron Barr As also one of my
Setts of Curtains after my
wife's Decease I also give unto my sd Son
John Warner the Sum of
Twenty pounds to be paid him by my
Executors or Executor
within Twelve months after my decease
Fourthly I give &
bequeath unto my Son Isaac Warner fifty
acres of my Backward Land
Excepting out of the Same the meadow
wch I have otherwise
disposed on Until after the decease of my said
Dear wife And then I do ordain
that the said one half Shall descend
to my said Son Isaac
Together with the one half of my plantation
all which said Land Meadow
& one half of my plantation with the
other half of my plantation
after the Decease of my Dear wife
(or thus to make it plain)
I give to my said Son Isaac Imeddeatly
after my Decease the fifty
acres of backward Land & half of my
plantation with the other
half plantacon & half ye Meadow
after his mother's decease
To hold unto my said Son Isaac during
his Natural Life And after
his Decease to his Eldest Son then
living And for want of Such
Son to his Eldest Daughter & So to
his or her Heirs &
Assignes for ever & I Also give to my said Son
Isaac the one half of all
my Cowes Sheep & Cropp of Corne what:
soever with the use of my
Iron Tow Hetchel & Iron Barr
Fifthly I give &
bequeath unto my Son William Warner the
Sum of Ten pounds to be
paid him by my Executors within one
year after my Decease As
also Six bushels Corn each year for
Eight Years together next
after my Decease to wit three bushels of
Wheat & three of Rye by
my said Executors. Sixthly I give &
bequeath unto my Son in Law
James Kite fifty acres from off my
Backward Land (Excepting
the Meadow before given) All which said
Backward Land I do desire
may be divided in the most Equillest manner
for the benefitt of all my
said Children And I also give unto my said Son in
Law James Kite one hundred
acres of Land where he now liveth To Hold
the said one hundred &
fifty acres of Land with All the Improvements &
appurtenances during his
Natural Life And then to one of his Son's That
is to say James Kite or to
Abraham Kite or to whether of them two my sd
Son in Law shall see fit to
Nominate in & by his last Will or by word of
Mouth To Hold my said Son
in Law & after his Decease unto Such of
his Sons as he Shall name
his Heirs & Assigns for ever I also give unto my
said Son in Law James Kite
All my Interest in ? to that Meadow by
Schuylkill side which I
have upon Lease unto him his Heirs & Assigns
As also the use of the Iron
Tow Hetchel ? Iron Barr which my Will is Shall
remain for the use &
Benefit of my Son John's Family, Isaac's family &
James Kite's family for
ever. Seventhly I give & bequeath
unto my Son
Robert Warner All &
Singular my two Houses Scituate & being in Draycot
in Worcester Shire in the
Kingdom of England wch I bough of Joseph
Woodward To Hold unto him
his Heirs & Assigns for ever he paying there:
fore unto my Brother Isaac
Warner five pounds Sterling mony of England
or to his Assigns And Lastly
I do ordain my Dear & Loving wife Anne
Warner & my said Son
Isaac Warner Executors or Executor of this my
last Will & Testament
hereby revoking all former Wills by me made &
this I do declare to be my
last Will & Testament. In Witness
whereof I
have hereunto Let my Hand
& Seal this Eighth day of September Ano
Dom 1703 William Warner
Seal Signed Sealed published and
declared in "presence
of us" Eph: Johnston Francis Cooke Elizabeth
Binghurst
Philada October 18th 1706
Then psonally appeared the within named Francis
Cook & Elizabeth
Binghurst two of the Witnesses to the within written Will & on
their Solemn Affirmacons
according to Law did declare that they were present &
Saw the within named
William Warner Sign Seal publish & Declare the within
writing as his last Will
& Testament And that at the doing thereof he was of
sound mind Memory &
understanding to the best of their Knowledge
Coram Pet Evans D Regr
Be it Remembered that the
18th 8ber 1707 The last Will & Testament of William Warner
was proved in due form of
law And probat & Letters of Adminon was granted to Anne
Warner & Isaac Warner
Execs therein named being first Attested well & freely to adminis:
:ter & to bring an
Inventory of the Testators Estate into ye Regrs Office at Philada on or before
the
Eighteenth day of 9ber next
? also to render Accot when required. Given under the Seall of the
said Office. [C] Pet Evans
D Regr
I. WILLIAM WARNER, son of
JOHN and MARGARET WARNER, was baptised at Draycott,
Parish of Blockley,
Worcestershire, England on 8 July 1627.
His wife was Ann
Dide, she may have been his
second wife. Although a family traditon
stated that
William Warner was in this
country as early as 1658 no proof of this has been
found. It seems probable that William Warner and
his family arrived in the
Delaware in 1675. (1)
The eminent genealogist, Gilbert Cope, also mentions the tradition
that William
Warner arrived in 1658, but
says no proof has been found. The
records of Upland
Court, in what is now
Pennsylvania show that he applied for grants of land on the
Schuylkil in
1678-1681. He was one of the Jusices to
hold the first Court under
the Charter of William Penn
in 1681, and was also a member of Philadelphia County
Assembly in 1682/3. (2)
William Warner of Blockley, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
signed his Will 8
September 1703 and it was
proved 18 October 1706. He left a life
interest in half
of Blockley Plantation and
half of his "backward meadow" to his wife Ann. To his
son John he left 100 acres
"backward land" and half of meadow belonging to same.
He names his sons Isaac,
William and Robert and son-in-law James Kite.
He left
Robert two houses in
Draycott, Worcestershire, England, he paying the testators
brother Isaac 5
pounds. His Executors were his wife Ann
and son Isaac Warner. (3)
(1) Colonial Families of
Philadelphia, John W. Jordan, New York 1911, Vol. I.
pp.226,227,228,233.
(2) Gilbert Cope
Collection, GSP Gen Co9:85, p.115. GSP
(3) PhiladelphiaCounty Will
Book C, p.61, 1706:#50
More About WILLIAM WARNER:
Burial: Schulkill Burial
Ground, Philadelphia,PA
Christened: July 08, 1627,
Blockley,worcesershire,England
Children of WILLIAM WARNER and ANNE DIDE are:
3. i. JOHN3 WARNER, b. 1654,
Blockley; d. May 20, 1717, Philadelphia,PA.
4. ii. ISSAC WARNER, b. 1652; d. April 06, 1727, Blockley twp,PA.
5. iii. WILLIAM WARNER, b. 1656; d. Abt. February 16, 1712/13, Gloucester
County,NJ.
6. iv. MARY WARNER, b. 1660; d. 1686, America.
v. ROBERT WARNER, b. 1658.
vi. ROBERT WARNER, m. SARAH.
vii. ISAAC WARNER, m. ANN CRAVEN, December 30, 1692.
Generation
No. 3
3. JOHN3 WARNER (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born
1654 in Blockley, and died May 20, 1717 in Philadelphia,PA. He married ANNE CAMPDEN. She died July 19, 1715.
Notes for JOHN WARNER:
Thomas Warner
ca. 1470 - ca. 1535 fuller
1500 leaseholder of the
French Mill
& the Corn Mill
Rychard d 1546 = Johane d
1545
of french Mill, fuller
| John d 1545 = Johanna
Builder of a new fulling
mill,
to which Johanna succeeded
William d 1554
Thomas d 1595 =
(i) Frances Dennys d 1588
(ii) Widow Johane Mansel
d 1618
| 3 daughters
Johane
1562-73 Robert
? 1563 Thos.
1565
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Rowland
1565-92 Thos.
1565
of Church
Gate Richard Elizabeth
d. 1573 Joseph
1574
Yeoman Elizabeth John d
1657 =
Margaret d 1657
fuller of French Mill &
Farmer of Draycott
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George
1589-91 |
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Jane
1612 Mary
1614 Thos
1616 =
Ursula
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John
1619 Richard
1622-93
= Sarah
d 1676
Surgeon?
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Robert
1625-99
= Eleanor
d 1676
of French Mill
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William
1627-1706
= Ann Dide
1632 m 1647?
emigrated to USA Edward
1629-98
= Anne
Fuller of French Mill &
farmer of Draycott
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Richard
1632-78
= Widow Ann Girney
Cooper, London Quaker
Antony
1635
d in infancy Isaack
1636-7
Isaack
1638-1704
= Ann Hackwood
m 1668
He Cooper, London Quaker
She Quaker of Northampton
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Thomas
1651
Jane
1653 John
1655-1727
= Elizabeth
Clockmaker Daniel
1658 Isaac
1662
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Richard
1648 Sarah
1651 Hannah
1655 Price
1662 |
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Margaret 1662
= William Dide
m 1676 Mary
Anne William |
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John
1657 Edward
1659-82
Mercy Hartell Anne
1662 Isaack
1663 Elizabeth
1668-96 Mary
1669 Jacob
1670 Sarah
1673 Joseph
1674 Hester
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Simeon 1669-1754 =
Anna Geisbets of
Friedrich-Stadt
Holstein (Dutch)
He was a Cooper &
Timber Merchant of Bermondsey, London
Leading Quaker John
1674-1760 = mehetabel
He was a Merchant &
noted Horticulturalist of Rotherhithe, London, Quaker 3 daughters
The above is a page from
the book Blockley through Twelve Centuries. Sources:
1. Blockley Parish
Registers. 2. Memorial records & Wills in County Record Office, Worcester.
3. Public Record Office: Wills & Lay Subsidy Rolls. 4. Quaker registers for
Warwickshire, South & Middlesex
5. Coopers Company records
in Guildhall Library, City of London. 6. 'Warner Family in America' by the late
Hayward Dare Warner. Records of Mr. T. W. R. Warner and Sir Edward Warner.
JOHN WARNER, son of William
Warner, located land on the west side of the
Schuylkill River, above his
father's Blockley estate, about 200 acres.
His father
also left him 100 acres
with meadow, in all about 135 acres. He
resided on his
plantation on the
Schuylkill until his death. (6)
John Warner was a member of Pennsylvania Assembly in 1713, 1714,
and 1715. (7) He
married ANNE CAMPDEN, (8)
who as Ann Warner, wife of John died 19th 5 mo 1715.
John Warner, Sr. died 12th
2mo (April) 1717. By his Will dated 17
September 1716
and proved 20 May 1717 (Phila.
Co. Will Book D, p. 72, 1717:#94) he directed his
plantation to be divided
equally between his sons William and Isaac Warner;
(4). Colonial Families of
Philadelphia, John W. Jordan, Vol. I, p. 233.
(5). Encyclopedia American
Quaker Genealogy, W.W. Hinshaw, Vol. II, p.677.
(6). Colonial Families of
Philadelphia, John W. Jordan, Vol. I, p. 234.
(7). Pennsylvania Archives,
Vol. IX, pp. 717, 718 (Edition 1888)
(8). Encyclopedia American
Quaker Genealogy, W.W. Hinshaw, Vol. II. p. 432.
to his son John Warner he
left the 100 acres of "Back Land where he now lives,
with all the meadow and
Wood" belonging to it (which John Warner, Senior,
inherited from his father
William Warner), John paying 10 pounds to the testator's
daughter "Margaret Roades;"
to his daughters, Mary Warner, Esther Warner, Sarah
Warner and Jane Warner, and
his son Joseph Warner, all stocks on the plantation,
household goods, etc.; the
executors were his "son Swen Warner," John Warner and
Mary Warner. It has long been taken for granted that this
"son Swen Warner" was
John Warner's eldest son,
already provided for, and so not otherwise mentioned in
his will, and this has been
a source of confusion in accounts of the family, but
it is now known that he was
not a son but a son-in-law, and also a nephew, having
been the husband of John
Warner's daughter Esther, and the son of John Warner's
brother, William Warner, of
Gloucester County, New Jersey.
Notes for ANNE CAMPDEN:
Remarks: Ann Warner. City
of Philadelphia. Widow. Legacies to two grandsons Joseph and Mark Warner,
children of late son Swen Warner. To child or children of late son Joseph
Warner. To granddau. Ann Lawton, wife of George Lawton. To her two girls Sylva
and Teny. Her message and lot on Carters Alley and all remainder of estate to
her dau. Ann Wiltberger. Exec: Son-in-law Christian Wiltberger and his wife Ann
Wiltberger. Letters granted to Christian Wiltberger
Children of JOHN WARNER and ANNE CAMPDEN are:
7. i. JOSEPH4 WARNER, b. May 15,
1701, Middletown Twp., Bucks County,PA; d. February 16, 1722/23, Middletown
Twp., Bucks County,PA.
ii. MARY WARNER.
iii. WILLIAM WARNER, b. 1694.
Notes for WILLIAM WARNER:
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Land: Landholders of
Philadelphia County, 1734: PA
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BLOCKLEY
Ralph
Assheton............750
Thomas
Paschall...........100
Stephen
Jackson...........100
Morton
Garretson..........100
Daniel
Hibbit.............100
Peter
Guardionor..........100
Abraham
Kite..............130
William
Warner............100
John
Warner...............100
Isaac
Warner..............100
Hugh
Thomas...............100
Daniel Jones..............100
William
Couch..............25
David
George..............150
Thomas
Winn................50
John Warner,
junr.........100
Jno.
Thomas...............100
James
Jones...............100
James
Moor................100
William
Roberts...........100
Evan
Rees..................10
Jonathan
Humphry..........100
George
George.............100
Morgan
David...............19
Adam
Roads................100
John
Nickeson.............100
Jacob
Scooten.............160
Lewis
Jones...............130
John Marshall.............100
John
Hood..................20
Mary
Jones.................20
Edward
Williams...........100
Aaron
Hibbet..............100
Robert Roberts of
Mirian...50
Isaac Warner,
junr.........60
William
Coulston...........50
Edward George..............
iv. JANE WARNER, b. 1698.
8. v. JOHN WARNER, b. November 26, 1689; d. November 09, 1748.
vi. MARGARET WARNER, b. March 23, 1682/83; m. JACOB RHOADES, 1716; b.
February 16, 1683/84.
9. vii. ISAAC WARNER, b. 1696.
10. viii. ESTHER WARNER, b. August 18, 1686, Blockley Estate, PA; d. April 09,
1740, Philadelphia, PA.
11. ix. SWEN WARNER, b. Abt. 1700.
x. EDWARD WARNER, b. October 29, 1680.
4. ISSAC3 WARNER (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born
1652, and died April 06, 1727 in Blockley twp,PA. He married ANNE.
Notes for ISSAC WARNER:
WARNER, ISAAC. Blockley, Co. of Philadelphia. Yeoman.
April 6, 1727/8. May 6, 1727. E.42.
Wife: Anne.
Children: John, Isaac,
William, Mary Winn, Esther Humphreys, Hannah.
Exec: Anne and William
Warner.
Wills: Abstracts, Book E:
1726 - 1736: Philadelphia Co, PA
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Children of ISSAC WARNER and ANNE are:
i. JOHN4 WARNER, b. Abt.
1690.
ii. ISAAC WARNER, b. Abt. 1690.
iii. WILLIAM WARNER, b. Abt. 1690.
iv. MARY WARNER, b. Abt. 1690.
v. ESTER WARNER, b. Abt. 1690; m. HUMPREYS.
vi. HANNAH WARNER, b. Abt. 1690.
5. WILLIAM3 WARNER (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born
1656, and died Abt. February 16, 1712/13 in Gloucester County,NJ. He married (1) CHRISTIANA SVENSDOTTER SKUTE, daughter of
SVENSDOTTER SKUTE and ANNA GUSTAFFSON. She was born
1661 in Philadelphia, PA. He married
(2) CHRISTIANA SVENSDOTTER SKUTE.
Child of WILLIAM WARNER and CHRISTIANA SKUTE is:
12. i. SWEN4 WARNER, b. Abt.
1680, Cloucester County, NJ; d. December 08, 1761, Philadelphia, PA.
6. MARY3 WARNER (WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born
1660, and died 1686 in America. She
married JAMES KITE 1680, son of SIR GEORGE KITE. He died
March 24, 1712/13 in Blockley twp,PA.
Notes for JAMES KITE:
KOITE (KITE), JAMES. Blockley, Philadelphia County.
July 21, 17??. March 24, 1713/14. C. 372.
Son Abraham. Daughter Grissell Lewis. Grandson Mordecai Lewis. John
Simonds and his wife and
children; John Warner; Isaac Warner and
Emmanuel Walker are
mentioned.
Executors: Wife Martha and son James.
Witnesses: John Warner, Ann Warner and /// Warner.
Wills: Abstracts, Book C :
1705 - 1714: Philadelphia Co, PA
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Children of MARY WARNER and JAMES KITE are:
i. JAMES4 KITE, b. October
1682.
ii. ABRAHAM KITE, b. 1685.
iii. JOHN KITE, d. 1701.
13. iv. GRIZE KITE, d. Aft. 1699.
Generation
No. 4
7. JOSEPH4 WARNER (JOHN3, WILLIAM2, JOHN1) was born May 15, 1701 in Middletown Twp., Bucks
County,PA, and died February 16, 1722/23 in Middletown Twp., Bucks
County,PA. He married AGNES CROASDALE February
16, 1722/23 in Middletown Monthly Meeting of Friends, daughter of JOHN CROASDALE and MARA CHAPMAN. She was born September 04, 1703, and died
August 30, 1771.
Notes for JOSEPH WARNER:
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From: warnerlarry@juno.com
To: PABUCKS-L@rootsweb.com
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1998
18:30:43 -0500
Subject: Warner's
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I would appreciate if any
one connected with the
Phila. Historic Society
would know anything about
a William Warner who came
from England & died
in Philadelphia. His grandson JOSEPH was born at
the WARNER PLANTATION near
Philadelphia in 1701.
JOSEPH had a son JOSEPH b
1728 in Wrightstown, PA.
This second JOSEPH had a
son SILAS b 1766, and SILAS
had a WILLIAM born in 1813.
Does any one know anything
about William on back or
where I might find the
information especially at this time
on William.
Notes for AGNES CROASDALE:
3.237. Agnes Mitchel, of Middletown Twp.,
Widow.
April 29, 1768. Proved August 30, 1771.
Son Thomas Warner and
son-in-law James Wildman, exrs.
Children, John, Joseph
Croasdale, Abraham, Isaac and Thomas Warner,