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- British Roots of Maryland Families, p. 456
Humphrey Warren, 2nd son of Edward and Margaret (Arderne) was b. 7 July 1632. Earwake states he was a merchant, married and died in the West Indies, 1680. Actually he died in MD in 1671. Skordas, in _Early Settlers of Maryland_ says that Humphrey Warren, merchant, immigrated ca1662. At the same time he transported his son Humphrey Warren Jr. On 30 Oct 1665 Humphrey Warren of Hatton's Point, MD,SOLD HIS PLANTATION to William BARRETT of London, merchant. Humphrey m. Eleanor (N) and had: Humphrey Jr. and Thomas.
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Early Charles Co. Md Settlers 1658-1745 by Bates
page 294-5
Warren, Humphry (Gent) of Hattons Point.
Indenture 1 Nov 17--(???), to Josias Fendall (Gent) for love of Ellen his wife and to Thomas his youngest son for
their maintenance. a tract of land on the w. side of Wicomico called Frailty.
Recorded 12 June 1721 at request of Barton Warren.
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Event: Young, Nicholas,St. Mary's Co.,11th Jan., 1669;
29th Jan., 1669.
Wife Eliza: execx. and sole legatee of estate, real and personal, including land at Cedar Point, Chas. Co., and ?Fresh Pond Neck,? bequeathed testator by son-in-law Edward PARKER, deceased.
Test: Humphrey Warren, Robt. CARVILLE.
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Charles County Gentry, p. 289
[In 1679] Humphrey WARREN stated before the Prerogative Court that Thomas HOWELL had died intestate leaving three orphans under age and requested letters of administration on the estate. Maj. Benjamin ROZER security
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1632 - 1671 (38 years)
