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     Myrtie E. Warner married George Hanford Olds, son of George Hanford Olds and Almira C. Smith.¹ Myrtie E. Warner was born on 3 Oct 1862.^1,2

     Alice Warren (Waller) was born c 1535.¹ She was the daughter of Richard Warren (Waller) and Alice (?).¹
     She "is named in her father's will; likely m. Richard Frende, called brother by her brother William in 1573."²

     Henry Warren (Waller) was born c 1533.¹ He was the son of Richard Warren (Waller) and Alice (?).¹
     He "is named in the will of his father Richard, his brothers William and Richard. He had a daugher "Augurye" who received a lagacy from her grandfather Richard in 1557.²

     Nicholas Warren (Waller) was born c 1531.¹ He was the son of Richard Warren (Waller) and Alice (?).¹
     "He was named in the wills of his father Richard in 1557, his brother William in 1573, and Richard in 1580. He witnessed the will of John Foote in 1558, then of Bassingbourne."²

     Richard Warren (Waller) married Alice (?).¹ Richard Warren (Waller) was born c 1501.¹ He died in 1557.¹
     "Richard Warren otherwysse called Waller, of bassingbourne, county Cambridge" made his will on 28 March 1557 and it was probated on 2 May 1557 in the Archdeaconry of Ely. He had several pieces of land, some animals, various personal items and some money to distribute. The will names son Richard, son Nicholas, son Henry, daughter Alice, wife Alice, Augerye Warren the daughter of his son Henry, and William the son of his son William.¹
     Hyde may have arrived at reasonable birth dates for the children something like this: Several of the children were already parents by 1557. If they all were, then the youngest was born by about 1537. Spreading the six children at two year intervals then yields the dates 1527-1537. Follow the order named in the will for Richard, Nicholas and Henry. Helen and William are not named but later evidence gives Helen (Ellen) a child by an estimated 1550. I don't know what added William last.

     Richard Warren (Waller) married Beatrice (?).² Richard Warren (Waller) was born in 1527.¹ He was the son of Richard Warren (Waller) and Alice (?).¹ Richard Warren (Waller) died in 1580.²
     "Richarde Waller, of Bassingbourne, county Cambridge" made his will on 23 Oct 1580 and it was probated 29 Nov 1580 P. C. C. He named his wife "Bettrice", his brother Nicholas Waller, Alice and Elizabeth Waller, daughters of "William Waller my brother Late deceased" and "all my brethren and sisters children, "unto John Foote to be delivred unto him within thre yeares after my decease eighte pounds" and "my brother Henry Waller Twentie shillings quarterly during e his Lyefe". Some of the property he names is the same as given to him in his father's will. This is the Richard Waller, the younger, named in the will of his brother-in-law John Foote.²

     William Warren (Waller) was born c 1537.¹ He was the son of Richard Warren (Waller) and Alice (?).¹ William Warren (Waller) died in 1580 at England.¹
     William Waller of Bassingbourne, county Cambridge, England, made his will on 5 Feb 1572/3 and it was proven on 23 May 1573 in the Archdeaconry of Ely. He named his wife Margaret and daughter Alice, sisters Margerye, Beatrix, Agnes, brothers Henry, Nicholas, "brother Richard Frende", brother Richard, "father Thomas Paynter" and young daughters Elizabeth and Alice.¹

     Helen/Ellen Warren was born c 1529.² She was the daughter of Richard Warren (Waller) and Alice (?).² Helen/Ellen Warren married John Foote.¹
     "It is obvious that the testator had married Helen or Ellen Warren or Warreyn, sister to Richard Warren the younger and perhaps daughter of Nicholas Warreyn³ of Bassingbourn, and niece of John Jenawaye who may or may not have been brother to her mother."¹

     Winfred James Warren was born on 11 Jul 1900 at Cherokee, Iowa.¹ He married Christine Eloise Ridgely, daughter of Arthur Edward Ridgely and Lenora Gaddey, on 18 Jul 1933.¹ Winfred James Warren appears in the Social Security Death Index as having died Jul 1982 with the last place of residence listed as Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota. Winfred James's SSN was issued in Nebraska. Also, his birth date is given as 11 July 1900.² He died on 18 Jul 1982 at age 82.³
     He registered with the World War I Selective Service System on 12 Sep 1918 at South Dakota. He described himself as living at Presho, South Dakota, age 18, born 11 July 1900, and his occupation was farmer for his father. He was medium in height, medium in build, with light blue eyes and had light hair. His closest relative was A. G. Warren of Presho.⁴

     Olive Warters married Nathaniel Towsley, son of Gideon Towsley and Lucy Old.¹

     (?) Warwick married Selita (?).

     Ella Mae Warwick was born on 16 Jun 1880 at Tennessee.¹ She was the daughter of William Henry Harrison Warwick and Mary C. Matlock. Ella Mae Warwick married William Jacob Whitlock, son of David Oliver Whitlock and Mary Ann Frances Rhudy, on 12 Apr 1904 at Knox County, Tennessee. Ella Mae Warwick died on 17 Nov 1926 at Knox County, Tennessee, at age 46.²
     In June 1896, the name Ella Warwick appears among the fifth grade students at Mechanicsville (Mrs. M. M. Huffaker, teacher) who were exempt from examination. However, our Ella should have been beyond grade five at that time.³
Ella Mae Whitlock and William Jacob Whitlock appeared on the census of 25 Apr 1910 at 321 McGhee, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, as follows:
     28/30 Whitlock, William, 22, marr 6 yrs, b. Tenn., parents b. Tenn., "9-9-7-3" cotton mill
      , Ella, 24, marr. 6 yrs, b. Tenn., parents b. Tenn.⁴
Ella Mae Whitlock and William Jacob Whitlock appeared on the census of 17 Jan 1920 at 1209 McMillan Street, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, as follows:
     521/525 Whitlock, William, head, 38, b. Tenn., parents b. Tenn., laborer in knitting mill
      , Ella, wife, 38, b. Tenn., parents b. Tenn.
      , Ruth, daughter, 8, b. Tenn., parents b. Tenn.
      , Ruby, daughter, 3 9/12, b. Tenn., parents b. Tenn.
[The next family is that of James F. and Minnie Gray and Mary Whitlock.]⁵

     William Henry Harrison Warwick was born on 12 Jan 1839 at Union County, Tennessee. He was the son of (?) Warwick and Selita (?). William Henry Harrison Warwick married Mary C. Matlock, daughter of William H. Matlock and Matilda (?), on 13 Jan 1870 at Knox County, Tennessee.¹ William Henry Harrison Warwick died on 31 Dec 1902 at Knox County, Tennessee, at age 63. He was buried at Knox County, Tennessee.
     William Henry Harrison Warwick appeared on the census of 20 Sep 1870 in the household of William H. Matlock and Matilda (?) at District 12, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee.²
     In 1894 and 1896, Harrison Warwick was appointed Democratic Registrar for "Hatcher's", Twelfth District, Knox County, Tennessee. The Registrar's job was to get voters registered for the upcoming elections.³
     In November, 1895, four houses on McGhee Street, ninth ward, Knoxville, were burned. "The houses ablaze were 223, 225, 227 and 229. Number 221, occupied by William L. Warwick was filled water, but alll the furniture was removed and unless there was something damaged by the water there was no loss. Number 223 was partially destroyed, the damage amounting to about $250. It was a 2-story house owned by W. H. Warwick, and occupied by John Shipman. The roof was the first to catch fire which necessitated by the loss of all the furniture on the second floor. There was no insurance on the property.
"Number 225, a 1-story building, was burned to the ground. It was owned and occupied by R. Russel, colored. He carried some insurance. All the furniture in the house was saved. Number 227 was a 2-story house. It and all the furniture it contained was reduced to ashes. It was owned and occupied by Jake Robinson, colored. The loss was abourt $700. There was not insurance. Number 229 was a small 1-story building and was only partially destroyed. It was the property of a Mr. McLemore, Florida street. It was occupied by Henry Bussell, colored. ..."⁴
William Henry Harrison Warwick appeared on the census of 18 Jun 1900 at 12th Civil District, Knox County, Tennessee, as follows: The family is listed as:
Warwick, Harrison, head, b. 1838, age 62, m. 15 years, b. TN with parents b. TN
, Nancy E., wife, b. Apr. 1858, age 42, m. 15 years, 8 children all living, b. TN, parents b. TN
, Ed A., son, b. Aug. 1877, age 22, single
, Mary E, dau., b. July 1880, age 19, single
, Oscar, son, b. Apr. 1884, age 16, single
, Viola C., dau., b. Oct. 1885, age 14, single
, Ernest, son, b. Feb 1887, 12, single
, Luther L., son, b. Aug. 1888, 11, single
, Ether, son, b. July 1890, 9, single
, Herman, son, b. July 1892, 7, single
, Raymon, son, b. Apr 1895, 5, single
, Earl, son, b. June 1898, 1, single.⁵

     (?) Washburn married Jessie Olds, daughter of Robert Olds.¹

     Abigail Washburn was born on 11 Jul 1805 at New York.^1,3 She was the daughter of Isaac Washburn.² Abigail Washburn married Benjamin Olds, son of Ezra Olds and Mary Thompson, on 20 Oct 1822 at Delaware County, Ohio.^1,4 Abigail Washburn died on 31 Aug 1889 at home of Maj. James Olds, Mt. Gilead, Delaware County, Ohio, at age 84^1,5 and was buried at Windsor Corners Cemetery, Oxford Township, Delaware County, Ohio.^6,7,8
     Abigail Washburn appeared on the census of 4 Jun 1880 at Mt. Gilead, Morrow County, Ohio, as follows: Abigail Olds, age 75, b. N. Y., retired, was living in the household of James Olds, age 56.⁹
     Her obituary states:
     "Mrs. Abigail Olds
     "Mt. Gilead, O., August 31 - [Special]- Mrs. Abigail Olds one of the pioneers of Morrow County, died here today at the residence of her son, Major James Olds, after a lingering illness, aged eighty six years."¹⁰

     Isaac Washburn was born on 11 Mar 1760 at Kent, Connecticut.¹
     "... and in his old age went to live with his daughters Abigail and Theda, who had married Benjamin and Ezra Olds, and moved to Mt. Gilead, Morrow Co. in central Ohio." He had lived in Saratoga, Luzerne, and Adams, New York.¹

     John Washburn was born in 1621 at Bengeworth, Worcester, England. He was the son of John Washburn and Margery Moore. John Washburn was christened on 28 Nov 1621. He married Elizabeth Mitchell, daughter of Experience Mitchell and Jane Cooke, on 6 Dec 1645 at Plymouth, Massachusetts.^1,2 John Washburn died on 12 Nov 1686 at Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
     "John was aged 14 when he arrived in Boston in "midsummer" 1635 on the ship Elizabeth and Anne with brother Philip, aged 11, and Mrs. Marjorie Washburn, aged 49, of Evesham, Co. Worcester. [Wood, Ralph V., Jr.]

     John Washburn married Margery Moore. John Washburn was born in 1597 at Worcester, England. He died in 1672 at Duxbury, Massachusetts.
     One website that is very informative on this family is Maltby Family History at http://home.earthlink.net/~jamaltby1/. It follows my Washburn line in detail from "John Washborne, of Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England, was born, say, 1485 in England". rejecting the proposed connection to John and Norman Washbourne, Knights of Washbourne and Little Washbourne, Worcestershire. This site follows my line down to Silence Howard, born on 17 Nov. 1738 in Bridgewater, married Dr. Philip4 Bryant, son of Ichabod and Ruth (Staples) Bryant, on 13 Oct. 1757 in Bridgewater. This site is copyrighted (2002) by John A. Maltby.

     Nehemiah Washburn was born on 20 May 1686 at Bridgewater, Massachusetts.¹ He was the son of Samuel Washburn and Deborah Packard. Nehemiah Washburn married Jane Howard, daughter of Ephraim Howard and Mary Keith, on 26 Mar 1713 at Bridgewater, Massachusetts.^2,3,4 Nehemiah Washburn married (2) Mary Elmes on 27 Dec 1716 at Middleborough, Massachusetts.¹ Nehemiah Washburn died on 17 Dec 1748 at West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, at age 62.⁵

     Polly Washburn was born in 1774.¹ She married George Olds, son of George Olds, on 22 Jul 1810.^3,2 Polly Washburn died on 11 Apr 1848.¹
     "She was probably the daughter of Gideon Ormsbee." [WHY?]⁴

     Samuel Washburn was born in 1651 at Duxbury, Massachusetts. He was the son of John Washburn and Elizabeth Mitchell. Samuel Washburn married Deborah Packard, daughter of Samuel Packard and Elizabeth Lathrop, c 1677. Samuel Washburn died on 24 Mar 1720 at Bridgewater, Massachusetts.¹

     Sarah Washburn was the daughter of John Washburn and Elizabeth Mitchell. Sarah Washburn married John Ames, son of John Ames and Sarah Willis, on 12 Jan 1696.

     Silence Washburn was born on 26 Jul 1713.² She was the daughter of Nehemiah Washburn and Jane Howard.^1,2 Silence Washburn married Abiel Howard, son of Jonathan Howard and Sarah Deane, on 26 Apr 1737.¹ Silence Washburn died on 7 Aug 1775 at Bridgewater, Massachusetts, at age 62.¹

     Theda Washburn was born on 1 Aug 1803.³ She was the daughter of Isaac Washburn.² Theda Washburn married Ezra Olds, son of Ezra Olds and Mary Thompson, on 25 Dec 1822.¹ Theda Washburn died on 20 Feb 1880 at Oxford Township, Delaware County, Ohio, at age 76; According to the mortaility schedule, she died in Feb., 1880, at age 76, of lung fever. She had been in the county 60 years and was born in N. Y. as were her parents.^4,5 and was buried at West Oxford (Windsor Corners) Cemetery, Oxford Township, Delaware County, Ohio.^6,7
     Theda Olds and Ezra Olds appeared on the census of 24 Sep 1850 at Oxford Township, Delaware County, Ohio, as follows:

Theda Washburn appeared on the census of 1870 at Oxford Township, Delaware County, Ohio, as follows: Theda Olds, age 67, b. NY, in the family of Albert Olds, age 41, b. OH.⁴

     Joseph Waslyn married Frances Marsh, daughter of Mr. (?) Marsh.¹

     Lidia Wassonmiller was born on 7 Apr 1899 at Siberia, Russia.¹ She married Arthur Dean Olds, son of Emmitt Olds and Elizabeth Ann Messinger, on 1 Jul 1920.¹ Lidia Olds and Arthur were divorced on 6 May 1955.²

     Margaret Watkins was born c 1665.¹ She was the daughter of Thomas Watkins and Margaret Ryall?¹ Margaret Watkins married Richard Hixson on 14 Sep 1686 at Milton, Massachusetts.^2,3 Margaret Watkins died a 1 May 1721.⁴

     Thomas Watkins married Margaret Ryall?¹ Thomas Watkins died b Aug 1672.²
     He was for a time a planter at Merry Meeting Bay in Maine.³
     "In 1669, Thomas Gyles purchased a tract of land, loosely described as being two miles long and one mile wide, on Merry-Meeting Bay, within the present township of Topsham. ... The land came into his posession by a deed from Thomas Watkins and his wife Margaret, dated May 8, 1669. The grantor calls himself 'Thomas Watkings, planter, now liviing at the westerly side of Caneback river.' He had not lived there long. Thomas Watkins of Sagadahock was one of the men, who, at the summons of the Royal Commissioners, took the oath of allegiance under the patent to the Duke of York in September, 1665. Of course he was then living on the easterly side of the Kennebec, and probably within the present limits of Woolwich. He was of Boston, August 19, 1661, when he received from 'John, an Indian Sagamore, of a place called by the English High Head, being on the westerly side of the place called Merry-Meeting Bay,' a deed of the land which he sold in 1669 to Thomas Gyles. [Suff. Deeds, 3 : 495.] He may also have taken a deed from the assignees of the Plymouth Patent."⁴
     "In Milton dwelt one Richard Hixson, whose wife's maiden name was Margaret Watkins, with them dwelling her sister Mary Watkins. This we know from the administration of one Thomas Watkins's estate found in the Probate of Suffold County as follows: --

"Thomas, Margaret and Mary were the children of Thomas Watkins, a planter at Merrymeeting Bay, by his wife Margaret, who, on his death about 1673, married Thomas Stevens. We glean this relationship from the following taken from the book of Eastern Land Claims in the Mass. Archives: --