Notes for Thomas Warren, Sr.: 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.
Thomas Warren descended from Saire De Quincey, Magna Charta Surety, 1215.
(See Virginia Historical Genealogies by Boddie, 1954, Clearfield Publishing, Baltimore, 1954, page 244).
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He married 1) unknown and had two children: William and Alyce. (See Adventures of Purse and Person, 1987, page 582, footnote.)
He married 2) Elizabeth (Spencer) Sheppard, the widow of Major Robert Sheppard, and the daughter of William Spencer, Ancient Planter. They may have had a child, Elizabeth. (See Boddie, Virginia Historical Families, Vol. VI, page 247-248.)
He married 3) Jane, widow of John King and had a son, Thomas Warren, Jr, born 09 January 1659/60. Other children were Robert, Allen, William.
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Surry County, Va. Deed Book II 1671-1684 Page 11 1 Mar 1680
Thomas Warren, William Foreman, Nicholas Sessoms bound to the court for 40,000 lbs of tobacco to pay to Allen, Robert, William, orphans of Mr. Thomas Warren their part of their father's estate.
(Surry County Records by Timberlake, page 125.)
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His will was written 16 March 1668/9 and was in probate 21 April 1670, Surry County, Virginia. The original will has been lost and no record remains.
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See Crown of the Order of Charlemagne, Buck and Beard, 1978, page 313.
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.
Thomas Warren descended from Saire De Quincey, Magna Charta Surety, 1215.
(See Virginia Historical Genealogies by Boddie, 1954, Clearfield Publishing, Baltimore, 1954, page 244).
More About Thomas Warren, Sr.: Burial: Unknown, Smith's Fort, Surry County, Virginia.
More About Thomas Warren, Sr. and Elizabeth Spencer: Marriage: September 23, 1654, Jamestown, Virginia.
More About Thomas Warren, Sr. and Jane Allen: Marriage: Aft. 1654
Children of Thomas Warren, Sr. and Alice Spencer are:
+Alyce Warren, b. Abt. 1645, Surry County, Virginia, d. Aft. 1707, Surry County, Virginia.
William Warren, b. Abt. 1646, Lawn's Creek Parish, Surry County, Virginia, d. Bef. September 24, 1670, Surry County, Virginia.
Children of Thomas Warren, Sr. and Elizabeth Spencer are:
+Elizabeth Warren, b. Abt. 1655, Smith's Fort, Surry County, Virginia, d. March 18, 1718/19, Surry County, Virginia.
Children of Thomas Warren, Sr. and Jane Allen are:
+Thomas Warren, Jr., b. January 09, 1659/60, Surry County, Virginia, d. Bef. August 16, 1721, Surry County, Virginia.
+Allen Warren, Sr., b. 1663, Smith's Fort, Surry Counry, VIRGINIA, d. Bet. 1738 - 1744, Southwarke Parish, Surry County, Virginia.
+Robert Warren, b. 1667, Surry County, Virginia, d. 1795, Surry County, Virginia.
+William Warren, b. 1669, Surry County, Virginia, d. 1702, Surry County, Virginia.
Captain, Esquire Thomas Warren, Sr. (b. January 30, 1623/24, d. Bef. April 21, 1670)
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