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     William Peters Warman married Mary Ann Stewart.¹

     Dorothy Warn was born on 4 December 1725 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.² She married Robert Holmes on 10 May 1747 at Shelfanger.² Dorothy Warn died in December 1802 at Earsham, Norfolk, England.³ She was buried on 8 December 1802 in Earsham.³

     Married name: Dorothy Holmes.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Elizabeth Warn was born on 28 August 1720 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.²

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Margaret Warn was born on 13 April 1712 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.²

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Mary Warn was born on 17 March 1715/16 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.²

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Thomas Warn was born on 23 August 1685 at Dickleburgh, Norfolk, England. He married Margaret. Thomas Warn died on 7 June 1734 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.¹

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Thomas Warn was born in 1723 at Shelfanger, Norfolk, England.²

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Henry Warnaar was born on 12 December 1870 at The Netherlands.¹ He married Judith Van Tilburg, daughter of Hendrik van Tilburg and Christina van Capel, in 1900.^1,2,3 Henry Warnaar died on 27 July 1949 at Passaic Nursing Home, Passaic, NJ.¹ He was buried in Lodi Cemetery in Lodi.¹

     Henry Warnaar immigrated in 1888.^2,1 The 1900 census listed Henry Warner in Adrian and Catherine's household at #246 at Lodi Borough, Bergen County, NJ.⁴ The 1910 census lists Henry Warnaar and Judith at 82 Midland Ave at Garfield, Bergen County, NJ, with two sons: Cornelius (8), Henry Jr. (5), both born in NJ. His mother-in-law Christina van Tilburgh (76) was living with them. She and Julia immigrated in 1881.² The 1920 census lists Henry Warnaar and Judith at 75 Bogart Ave (1st Ward) at Garfield, Bergen County, NJ, with three sons: Cornelius (18), Henry Jr. (15), and William (9), all born in NJ.⁵ Henry Warnaar was a contractor.^5,1
Henry Warnaar's obituary appeared on 28 July 1949 in the Bergen Record.¹ Name variation: Henry Warner.⁴

     Wessel Warnaers married Metje Bonen.¹ Wessel Warnaers died before 1656.¹

     It is unclear to me, whether Wessel Warnaers is really the father of all these children. Jannetje Wessels and Hendrickje Wessels are from Arnhem; Henrica Wessels is from Utrecht; and Aeltje Wessels, who is listed in BC-Families Wessels File (entry for Warnart Wessels & Anna Elizabeth Massop/Maskop; but not in Wessel Warnears entry) as a poss. sister of Warner Wessells, is from Tolhuys near Schenckenschaus (Schenckenhaus, Germany?)¹

     Willemtie Warnaers (1) married Harmen Jans Van Barkalo in 1653 at Geesteren, Gelderland, The Netherlands, (DRC.)² Willemtie Warnaers (2) married Hans Harmanse on 12 May 1672.^1,2

     Willemtie Warnaers and Hans Harmanse made a will on 12 November 1694. It was proved October 6, 1701. They were of Constapels Hook. They mentioned children of Willemtje by her first husband Harmen van Borckeloo: Jannetje, Reynier and Harmen; her brother-in-law Jan Harmensen van Borceloo; children of Hans and Willemtje: Tryntje and Annetje Hans; Willem van Borckeloo. The survivor to be executor. Witnesses: Hessel Wiggerts and Baerendt Christianse. Codicill of October 19, 1700, signed only by Hans Harmens, provides for grandson Hartman Claus, as whose guardians son John Harmanson and Daniel Shottwell are named. Witnesses Ellis Duxbury and John Oven. Inventory dated 12 Nov 1700 Nov. 12. Made by Cornelis Neeirus and Ephraim Tealer for the sake of partition between Pieter van Boskerck as husband and guardian of Tryntje Hans as heiress and Jan Harmense van Borckelo and Daniel Sadwell as administrators and guardians for Hartman Claesen, heir of Annetje Hans, incl. debts due by Willem van Borckeloo, Jan van Borckeloo, Hartman Michielse, Jan Aertsen van der Bilt and Brant Schuyler.³ Name variation: Willempje Eldringh.⁴
     Barcalo File says Willemtie's two husbands Harmen Jans Van Barkalo and Hans Harmanse were brothers, but that does not fit with the patronymics, unless they were half-brothers. Married name: Van Barkalo. Married name: Harmanse.

     Margrietje Warnarts was from 'Schonevelt' in the Netherlands acc. to her marriage certificate.^1,2,3 She (1) married Arian Sip on 4 February 1656 at New York City (DRC) (He from Breda, she from Schonevelt.)^3,4,5 Margrietje Warnarts (2) married Hans Diederick on 9 August 1664 at New York City (DRC) (He was Hans Diederick, from Isleven; she Grietje Warnaerts, widow of Adriaen Hendr. Zips.)^1,6

     Margrietje Warnarts and Arian had another son Jacob (bp. 24 May 1662, same as Johannes).⁷ Margrietje may have been a countess and was from Schoenvelt, Holland and may have been born there.¹ Name variation: Grietie Warnars.⁸ Name variation: Margrietje Waernaerts.⁹ Married name: Sip. Married name: Diederick.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹⁰

     Hannah Warne married Aaron DeWitt circa 15 February 1816.¹

     Married name: DeWitt.

     Joshua Warne was born on 13 December 1740.¹ He (1) married Melenny Disbrow, daughter of Benjamin Disbrow, on 31 October 1762.¹ Joshua Warne (2) married Patience Clark, daughter of William Hull Clark and Mary Ann Frazer, on 1 February 1809.¹ Joshua Warne died on 10 February 1814.¹

     William Warne was born on 8 January 1769.¹ He married Mary.¹ William Warne died on 20 March 1812.¹

     Daniel Warner married Emma Snyder.¹ Daniel Warner died circa 1830.¹

     While in the Rockland County Courthouse in New City, June 1996, I located a legal form 'Children of Daniel Warner'. This legal paper attests to the children of Daniel Warner, deceased as Emeline Warner, Sarah Ann Warner and Thomas V. W. Warner. It is attested on 15 December 1850 that they are the only heirs at law of Daniel Warner, dec'd, late a soldier in the Army of the United States in the late war, and that Thomas, Emeline and Sarah Ann are above the age of twenty one years. Signers are David Pye, Abraham B. Stephens.
     Further, recorded 4 Feb 1812, Daniel Warner of New York City and Emma his wife have constituted John Mannel a power of attorney to sell an undivided sixth part of a tract lying in Rockland County, New York. This was signed in 31 Aug in the Thirth sixth year of Independance of the United States od America and in the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and eleven.
     Records in the Nyack Library showed that Sarah Ann Warner married David D. Pye 28 March 1848 in the Brick Church. David Pye was born 14 Feb 1776 (Clarkstown Ref Church Cemetary says Oct 30 1799. He was a son of David Pye of Clarkstown. David D. Pye was a Carpenter who lived in the Greenwich section of New York City until he moved to Clarkstown in 1838. He died 24 Jun 1867 from injuries received at Dr. John Polhemus' mill in Clarkstown. David Pye and Sarah Ann Warner had three children buried in the Reformed Church Cemetary at Wesy Nyack: Emmeline in 1831 age 11 months, 20 days; Mary Slover born 1840, d 1841 and Mary Francis b October 1842, died Feb 1846. Sarah Ann Warner Pye died Nov 5 1844, at age 46. (So That All May Be Remembered)
     Significant may be that Thomas V.W. Warner in 1847 for $2500 purchased land along a mill dam, the right and priveledge made by an earlier indenture by Aurt Polhemus and Cornelius Blount. Note that David Pye died at a mill in 1867 owned by Dr. Polhemus.¹ Name variation: J Warner.^2,3

     Daniel Warner was born on 25 September 1809.¹ He married Charlotte Gordon Coon.¹

     Eliza Ann Warner was born on 9 February 1812.¹ She married John Roberts.¹ Eliza Ann Warner died on 16 February 1871 at Rock Stream, NY.¹

     John was from Reading, NY. Their son John Warner died unmarried.¹ Married name: Roberts.

     Ellen Stoll Warner was born on 14 May 1816.¹ She married Moses Hetfield.¹

     Married name: Hetfield.

     Emma L Warner was born on 19 October 1829 at Germany (30 in 1860 census.)^2,3,4 She married William Washington Kirkpatrick, son of James Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth.¹ Emma L Warner died on 6 January 1892 at Nyack, Rockland County, NY.¹ She was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Nyack.¹

     The 1860 census lists William Washington Kirkpatrick and Emma L at Nyack, NY, with children Charles, William, Alonzo, Margaret and Mary. William is 37, a painter; wife Emma L. 30; and children Charles, 14; William, 10; Alonzo, 8; Margaret, 2; and Mary 10 mos.^5,4 The 1870 census lists William Washington Kirkpatrick and Emma L at Gedney Street at Nyack, NY, with their children William, Margaret, Evaline, Henry and Milton. William is 47, head of the house, a painter; Emma, 41. William, 20; Margaret, 12; Evaline, 9; Henry, 5 and Milton, age 10 months.⁶ The 1880 census lists William Washington Kirkpatrick and Emma L at Nyack, NY, with their children Margaret, Mary, Eva, Henry, Milton and Grace. William is 57, a painter; Emma, 50; Margaret, 22, sewing machine operator; Mary 20; Eva, 19, Henry, 15; Milton 11; Grace, 5 and father-in-law Thomas Warner, age 78. The address of the family is Gedney Street, verified by a letter from a cousin stating the family lived on Gedney Street. Further, a map of the City of Nyack places the family home on Gedney Street (on the Hudson River) a little north of where High Street meets Gedney.⁷
     NOTE: Find-a-grave has 6 Jan 1892 as death date for both William and Emma! (no pictures.) Kirkpatrick File and Holmes Pedigree have Emma's death date as 28 Nov 1892. The 1850 census has a Margaret as wife, a Margaret Ann Kirkpatrick is listed in Oak Hill cemetery with date 9 Nov 1827-12 Mar 1855. This could be the first wife.^8,9,10
     The book 'So that all May Remember' lists Emma L. Kirkpatrick (Warner) as being born 19 Oct 1829, died 6 Jan 1892 at 62 years, 2 months and 18 days. (Wife of William W.) Margaret, wife of William was born about 9 Nov 1827 and died 12 Mar 1855 at age 27 years, 4 mos, 3 days. William W. Kirkpatrick was born 5 Oct 1822, died 6 Jan 1892 at age 89 years, 3 mos, 1 day.¹
     Emma is listed as being born in German, Thomas in New York, and the rest of the choldren in Rockland County. John Willis and Franklin are buried in the Clarkstown Ref. Cemetery. Married name: Kirkpatrick.

     Faith Warner was born on 28 April 1877 at Monsey, NY.¹ She married Robert Burton Tyler Newcomb, son of Gilbert L Newcomb and Elizabeth Ann Sunderland, on 1 September 1899 at Berea, OH.¹

     Married name: Newcomb.

     Hannah Warner was born on 4 August 1737. She married Josiah Hawley, son of Ephraim Hawley Sr. and Sarah (Phebe) Curtis, on 8 February 1753. Hannah Warner died on 4 February 1796.

     Her parents were Benjamin Warner, MD and Silence Hurd. Married name: Hawley.

     Hannah Jane Warner was born on 2 September 1820 at Rock Stream, NY.¹ She married Hector Lee.¹ Hannah Jane Warner died on 26 February 1917.¹

     Hector was from Watkins (NY?). He died 2 July 1866.¹ Married name: Lee.

     John Warner was born in December 1772 at Litchfield, CT.¹ He married Mary DeWitt, daughter of Daniel DeWitt and Eleanor Stoll, in October 1808 at Barrington, Yates County, NY.¹ John Warner died in 1839 at Starkey, Yates County, NY.¹

     John Warner was commissioned a surgeon during the War of 1812.¹ John Warner lived at Dundee, Big Stream (now Glenora), and Rock Stream, Yates County, NY.¹ Their son James died unmarried in New Haven, CT.¹ Name variation: Dr. John Warner.¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,2

     John William Warner was born on 9 February 1831.¹ He married Nancy Corbett.¹

     Sarah Ann Warner was born on 21 October 1788.¹ She married David Pye.¹ Sarah Ann Warner died on 5 November 1844.¹ She was buried in Clarkstown DRC in West Nyack.¹

     The children are all buried in Clarkstown DRC, West Nyack, NY.¹ Married name: Pye.

     Thomas V.W Warner was born on 16 February 1804.^1,2,3 He married Mary.^1,2,3 Thomas V.W Warner died on 12 February 1883 at Nyack, Rockland County, NY.^1,2,3 He was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Nyack.³

     Thomas V.W. Warner, father of Emma B. Warner (wife of William KIRKPATRICK) left her property in a deed dated 1881. He was also listed with her and William KIRKPATRICK in the 1880 Federal Census as father-in-law, age 78.
     His death 12 Feb 1882 lists him as Thomas T. V. WARNER, Sr. age 78 years, 11 months and 26 days, putting his birth as approximately 16 Feb 1803. His parents were listed as J. WARNER born in Rockland County, and Emma Warner born in New York. (See addition below re: Daniel Warner) The 1850 Federal Census of Orangetown, Rockland county lists Thomas V. W. Warner, age 45, as a miller with $3000 worth of real estate. Wife is Mary age 43 Emily S., age 17; Thomas VW, Jr. age 9 and Charles H. age 6. the 1860 census lists Thomas as 56 and a chairmaker; Mary, 53; Thomas, 20 a cooper; Charles 16 a clerk. The 1870 lists him as 66, a chairmaker; Mary 62; and Mary E. Kirkpatrick, age 10. The 1880 Census lists him as living with his daughter Emma KIRKPATTRICK.
     A listing in the Nyack Public Library gives his birth as 1804. he is listed as being in the Nyack (is this his son?) GAR as Vice Commander and Chaplain, also a keeper at Sing Sing in 1867. An attempt at getting military records only found his son, in the Civil War. His stone is listed in the book 'So that all may be remembered' the listing of stones in the cemetaries. He was given the date of birth as 16 Feb 1804 and died Feb 12, 1883 at age 78 yrs, 11 mos 28 days. Wife Mary is listed as being born 1807, died 3 Dec 1872 in her 65th year.
     While in the Courthouse in New City, I located an affadavit 'Children of Daniel (dated 15 Dec 1830) Warner'. This listed the deseased children as Emeline Warner, Sarah Ann Warner and Thomas V. W. Warner. Possibly the death certificate listing J Warner as father was in error.³
     Emma is listed as being born in German, Thomas in New York, and the rest of the choldren in Rockland County. John Willis and Franklin are buried in the Clarkstown Ref. Cemetery.

     Thomas V.W Warner Jr. was born circa 1839 at New York City.¹

     Willard Fillmore Warner was born on 15 October 1848.¹ He married Mabel Gray DeWitt, daughter of Dr. James DeWitt and Rachel B Brands, on 5 January 1876 at Harmony, NJ.^1,2 Willard Fillmore Warner died on 29 August 1908 at Cleveland, OH.¹

     Willard Fillmore Warner was a Methodist minister, but he left the pastorate.¹ Name variation: Dr. Willard F Warner.¹ Name variation: Millard Fillmore Warner.²

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^3,2,4,5

     Joseph Warren was born at Roxbury.¹