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"The Great Migration Begins", Robert Charles Anderson, 1995, NEHGS publisher, gives the most complete account of all immigrants to America before 1633 and has a sketch of John Warren, giving the documentation available on his life and extracts of portions of his will.
NEHGR 64:348-55, by Elizabeth French gives published English Wills and parish register entries identifying the English origins of John Warren and three generations of his paternal ancestry.
The Great Migration Begins gives the most recent accounts of John Warren and his family as:
There is NO evidence of a relationship with John Warren and Richard Warren, the Mayflower Passenger, at this time.
Which Daniel Warren married Hannah Bigelow in 1711??
A lot of folks are carrying the Daniel Warren, son of Daniel and
Elizabeth (Whitne) Warren as this Daniel. I have happened to stumble across
this in my travels, for whatever it's worth.
From the
Brenda Bova page:
John and Daniel, sons of Ensign John Warren,
bought in 1710
from John Coolidge 56 acres, the southern parts of lots 29 and 30
in the first squadron. Daniel seemingly bought his brother's half
although the transaction is not recorded.
The Daniel Warren who
lived at this place is stated by Bond to have been the son of Daniel
and Elizabeth (Whitney) Warren, born in 1686. This is an evident
mistake for that Daniel was the one who married Rebecca Garfield,
moved to Marlborough and then to Westboro where he was living when
he was made administrator of his fathers estate in Weston near
Kendall Green. Daniel of the West Precinct was Great grandson of
John the pioneer, grandson of Daniel and son of Ensign John. He
married Hannah Biglow in 1711 and second, in 1717, Mehitabel Garfield.
He died early in 1731 but his widow lived on the homestead until
her
death in 1782, age ninety-three. John Viles, a son-in-law, acquired
a considerable part of the estate, buying from Daniel Warren, Jr.
in 1786. In 1800 he sold the place to Solomon Harrington.
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