John WARNER

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JServed in the Pequot War. Original proprietor and settler of Farmington. (Mem. Hist. of Hartford) He came to the Upper Houses about 1660. (Middletown Upper Houses) John is reported to have come to this country in 1635 as a passenger on the ship "Increase", and was listed as 20 years old at the time, which would place his birth in England at approximately 1615. He may have been an indentured servant in the home of Matthew Marvin. John was one of the original settlers in Hartford, CT and was one of 61 men of Hartford who participated in the Pequot War. He was given a plot of land in "Soldiers Field" for his service. In 1645 he relocated to Farmington, CT as one of the original settlers. John and his daughter Sarah were baptized in the First Congregational church of Farmington on 15 Mar 1656. He and his son John were among the original patentees for a settlement at Mattatuck (Waterbury), but he nover moved there, dying before the move took place. Served in the Pequot War. Original proprietor and settler of Farmington. (Mem. Hist. of Hartford) He came to the Upper Houses about 1660. (Middletown Upper Houses) John is reported to have come to this country in 1635 as a passenger on the ship "Increase", and was listed as 20 years old at the time, which would place his birth in England at approximately 1615. He may have been an indentured servant in the home of Matthew Marvin. John was one of the original settlers in Hartford, CT and was one of 61 men of Hartford who participated in the Pequot War. He was given a plot of land in "Soldiers Field" for his service. In 1645 he relocated to Farmington, CT as one of the original settlers. John and his daughter Sarah were baptized in the First Congregational church of Farmington on 15 Mar 1656. He and his son John were among the original patentees for a settlement at Mattatuck (Waterbury), but he nover moved there, dying before the move took place.OHN WARNER and Nathaniel Kellogg went to Tunxis, nowFarmington, in 1645.' [Stuart's Hartford in Olden Time, p. 204].John Warner is upon the list of the 84 Original Proprietors ofFarmington, and his estate there, as increased in accordancewith the original act of division, was œ97, in the seconddistribution. [Historical Address by Noah Porter, p. 1840]. In the list of names on Town Records of those who receivedsoldiers' grants in said field (which Joseph Wadsworth explainsas the 'Soldiers' Field, where were lots granted to ye Pequoitt soldiers only, and that for their good service in said War') were John Purchase, Rev. Samuel Stone, John Warner, William Cornwall. [Stuart's Hartford, p. 116, 117]. 'John Warner and the wife of John North (his daughter Mary) werejoined to the church, Mar 15, 1656.' (0. C. R.) John Warner married in 1649 Anna Norton, daughter of Thomas andGrace Norton of Guilford. Anna Norton Warner died 1679. [NortonBook]. Two generations of Warner pedigree, previous to 1612, are givenin Wm. Paver's ' Visitations of Yorkshire.' [N.E. Hist.and Gen. Rep., Vol. XI, p. 269]. Mary Warner, daughter of John and Anna (Norton) Warner, baptizedMay 23, 1669, married May 16, 1692, John North. She died March1, 1694-5.

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