Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
Deen, Fordice, Hallett, Hodges and Van Horn Families - Person Sheet
NameCaptain Thomas Warren
Birth30 Jan 1624, Ripple, Kent, England
Death21 Apr 1670, Surry, Surry County, Province of Virginia
FatherWilliam Warren (1596-~1631)
MotherCatherine Gookin (~1597-~1652)
Spouses
Birthabt 1622, Jamestown, James County, Province of Virginia
Deathabt 1659, Surry, Surry County, Province of Virginia
FatherCaptain William Powell (1577-1623)
MotherMargaret Whitney (~1592-1604)
Marriageabt 1639, Surry, Surry County, Province of Virginia
ChildrenAlice (~1645-1706)
Notes for Captain Thomas Warren
15
About Capt. Thomas Warren
Thomas Warren, Gentleman, is thought to have been born at Ripple Court, Kent, England and is thought to have been the same that died in Surry County, Virginia. He came to Virginia in 1640, served as a member of the House of Burgess in 1644, 1645, 1658, 1662, 1666. He patented land in Surry County and purchased land from Thomas Rolfe, the son of John Rolfe and Pocohontas. On this land he built the Warren House in 1652, the oldest standing brick house in Virginia.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/o/O...E-0001/UHP-0106.html
23 Sept., 1654. Indenture between Mr. Thomas Warren, gent., and Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard, widow, both of Surry as to a marriage to be solemnized between them. "Mentions children by a former marriage, viz. : Anne, John, Robert, Wiliam, Priscilla and Susanna Sheppard." Wit. : Edward Ffolliott, William Cockerham.
http://archive.org/stream/virginiacountyre61croz/virginiacountyre61croz_djvu.txt
From Find A Grave Memorial# 88146035
Capt Thomas Warren, I
Birth: Jan. 30, 1624 Ripple Kent, England
Death: Apr. 21, 1670 Surry Surry County Virginia, USA
Thomas Warren who deposed 03 May 1661 that he was aged 40, served in the House of Burgess 01 October 1644 at the early age of 22. He married Jane, widow of John King, and left a will, now lost, 16 March 1669/70-21April 1670. Elizabeth Sheppard Warren died between 1655-1658 since Thomas Warren, Jr., son of his father's marriage was born 09 January 1659/60. above info provided by Angela Carnes
Son of William and Catherine Gookin Warren.
He came from Kent, England to Virginia in 1640, served as a member of the House of Burgess in 1644, 1645, 1658, 1662, 1666.
Thomas had a total of 7 known children:
- Alice Powell Alice and William
- Elizabeth Spencer Elizabeth
- Jane Allen Thomas Jr., Allen, Robert and William
Family links: Parents:
William Warren
Catherine Gookin Warren
Spouses:
Alice Powell Spencer Warren
Elizabeth Spencer Sheppard Warren
Jane Allen Plaw King Warren
Children:
Alice Warren Marriott *
William Warren *
Elizabeth Warren Hunnicutt *
Thomas Warren *
Allen Warren *
Robert Warren *
William Warren *
Calculated relationship
Burial: Warren Family Surry County Virginia, USA
Created by: macw Record added: Apr 06, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 88146035
Stated in a May 3, 1661 deposition that he was aged 40.
However, he was christened January 30, 1624.
**************************************************************************
Thomas Warren purchased Smith's Fort Plantation from Thomas Rolfe . Part of his payment was made in corn.
It was once thought that either Thomas Warren or the Rolfe family built the "Warren House," however, "a dendrochronological study, which included an analysis of tree ring sizes in the timbers of the house, indicated the house was built c. 1763, and most likely first occupied by Jacob Faulcon. Faulcon's prominent status in Surry County is evidenced by his ascension to the clerk of the county court in 1781. The house remained in the Faulcon family until 1835." http://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/jamesriver/war.htm
More about Smith's Fort Plantation: http://www.vahistorical.org/collections-and-resour...iths-fort-plantation
From "Warren of Virginia and Maryland" Virginia Historical Magazine:
He was a burgess both in James City county and in Surry county as late as 1666. He had as second wife, marriage contract dated 25th September, 1654, Elizabeth, widow of Major Robert Sheppard, of Lower Chipoaks. He had sons, John, Richard and Thomas, but by which wife they were is not in evidence.
"The oldest brick house in Surry is the one built by young Thomas Warren in 1651-52 on land purchased by him from Thomas Rolfe at Smithy's Fort Plantation. It was inherited by Alice Warren Marriott who with her husband, Matthias, sold the house & land to John Salway July 23, 1673. The Warren House is owned by Assoc. for Preservation of VA Antiquities by gift from J.D.Rockefeller, Jr. It has been called the oldest house of authentic record still standing in English America. Ref: "Colonial Surry", Chapter VIII, The Warren House, page 66.
http://www.jstor.org/stable/1920195?seq=2#page_scan_tab_contents
About Capt. Thomas Warren
Thomas Warren, Gentleman, is thought to have been born at Ripple Court, Kent, England and is thought to have been the same that died in Surry County, Virginia. He came to Virginia in 1640, served as a member of the House of Burgess in 1644, 1645, 1658, 1662, 1666. He patented land in Surry County and purchased land from Thomas Rolfe, the son of John Rolfe and Pocohontas. On this land he built the Warren House in 1652, the oldest standing brick house in Virginia.
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/o/O...E-0001/UHP-0106.html
23 Sept., 1654. Indenture between Mr. Thomas Warren, gent., and Mrs. Elizabeth Sheppard, widow, both of Surry as to a marriage to be solemnized between them. "Mentions children by a former marriage, viz. : Anne, John, Robert, Wiliam, Priscilla and Susanna Sheppard." Wit. : Edward Ffolliott, William Cockerham.
http://archive.org/stream/virginiacountyre61croz/virginiacountyre61croz_djvu.txt
From Find A Grave Memorial# 88146035
Capt Thomas Warren, I
Birth: Jan. 30, 1624 Ripple Kent, England
Death: Apr. 21, 1670 Surry Surry County Virginia, USA
Thomas Warren who deposed 03 May 1661 that he was aged 40, served in the House of Burgess 01 October 1644 at the early age of 22. He married Jane, widow of John King, and left a will, now lost, 16 March 1669/70-21April 1670. Elizabeth Sheppard Warren died between 1655-1658 since Thomas Warren, Jr., son of his father's marriage was born 09 January 1659/60. above info provided by Angela Carnes
Son of William and Catherine Gookin Warren.
He came from Kent, England to Virginia in 1640, served as a member of the House of Burgess in 1644, 1645, 1658, 1662, 1666.
Thomas had a total of 7 known children:
- Alice Powell Alice and William
- Elizabeth Spencer Elizabeth
- Jane Allen Thomas Jr., Allen, Robert and William
Family links: Parents:
William Warren
Catherine Gookin Warren
Spouses:
Alice Powell Spencer Warren
Elizabeth Spencer Sheppard Warren
Jane Allen Plaw King Warren
Children:
Alice Warren Marriott *
William Warren *
Elizabeth Warren Hunnicutt *
Thomas Warren *
Allen Warren *
Robert Warren *
William Warren *
Calculated relationship
Burial: Warren Family Surry County Virginia, USA
Created by: macw Record added: Apr 06, 2012 Find A Grave Memorial# 88146035
Stated in a May 3, 1661 deposition that he was aged 40.
However, he was christened January 30, 1624.
**************************************************************************
Thomas Warren purchased Smith's Fort Plantation from Thomas Rolfe . Part of his payment was made in corn.
It was once thought that either Thomas Warren or the Rolfe family built the "Warren House," however, "a dendrochronological study, which included an analysis of tree ring sizes in the timbers of the house, indicated the house was built c. 1763, and most likely first occupied by Jacob Faulcon. Faulcon's prominent status in Surry County is evidenced by his ascension to the clerk of the county court in 1781. The house remained in the Faulcon family until 1835." http://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/jamesriver/war.htm
More about Smith's Fort Plantation: http://www.vahistorical.org/collections-and-resour...iths-fort-plantation
From "Warren of Virginia and Maryland" Virginia Historical Magazine:
He was a burgess both in James City county and in Surry county as late as 1666. He had as second wife, marriage contract dated 25th September, 1654, Elizabeth, widow of Major Robert Sheppard, of Lower Chipoaks. He had sons, John, Richard and Thomas, but by which wife they were is not in evidence.
"The oldest brick house in Surry is the one built by young Thomas Warren in 1651-52 on land purchased by him from Thomas Rolfe at Smithy's Fort Plantation. It was inherited by Alice Warren Marriott who with her husband, Matthias, sold the house & land to John Salway July 23, 1673. The Warren House is owned by Assoc. for Preservation of VA Antiquities by gift from J.D.Rockefeller, Jr. It has been called the oldest house of authentic record still standing in English America. Ref: "Colonial Surry", Chapter VIII, The Warren House, page 66.
http://www.jstor.org/stable/1920195?seq=2#page_scan_tab_contents