Ancestors of David Allen Toomey

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BIRTH: Born 1618 - Warner Manor - New England Register, XX, 64-68. Available at New England Historical & Genealogical Society, Boston.

HISTORY: Daniel Warner, (known as Daniel Sr.) may also havae entered the new country as a married man. It has been suggested that he was married to a girl named Elizabeth Denne prior to the date they embarked on a harrowing trip across the Atlantic Ocean. I think it highly unlikrly in view of his birth date (1618) and the date of arrival of the family at Ipswich, Massachusetts (1633-35). Warner Manor, page 14.

MARRIAGE: Eight months following Elizabeth Denne's death, Daniel married Faith Lord Brown (Widow of Edward Brown of Ipswich) on July 1, 1660. Warner Manor, page 14.

MARRIAGE: After the death of Faith, Daniel remained single for six or seven years and then, at the age of 68, married a widow named Ellen Pell Jewett. Ellen survived Daniel. Warner Manor. page 14.

DEATH: Daniel died at Ipswich, Massachusetts on September 9, 1688. Warner Manor, page 14.

BIOGRAPHY: Daniel became a freeman 2 June 1641. He led an active life and was heavily involved in the community as a surveyor, constable, tax collector, selectman, juror and tithingman. He apparently had money, for he purchased his Aunt Sarah Baker Stone's house lot of 2 acres, her 6 acre planting lot and a 150 acre farm at Pine Swamp. In exchange, her agreed to build a home for Aunt Sarah, and to supply her with a servant. Warner Manor, page 14. Served on Grand Juries 1680; trial jury 1669, 1670, 1673, 1674, 1676. He was 1 of 45 men who signed a petition to the English King that the claim of Robert Mason to Gloucester he adjicated (Josephine S Warner Manuscript) Warner Manor page 19.

10241. Elizabeth Denne

DEATH: Daniel' wife, Elizabeth Denne, died on November 10, 1659 at Ipswich (Massachusetts). They had produced eight children (all born at Ipswich): Warner Manor, page 14

10242. John Dane

BIOGRAPHY: "Junior" (Daniel Warner) married Sarah Dane, daughter of John Dane, an influential member of the Witchcraft Jury at Salem, 1692. This horrifying proactice, reviving a belief in Satanism rooted in antiquity, inflicted much suffering on the inhabitants of the colony. John Dane, Sahah's took an active role in sending many victims to death during the horrors of the witchcraft trials. He later signed abject apology and recantation for this mistaken act. Warner Manor, page 15.

10244. William Adams

SOURCE: FGS Archive Record; by Mrs. James H. Lee, Emmett, Idaho

SOURCE: FGS Archive Record; by Mrs. Garda M. Hodgson of Salt Lake City, Utah; Information obtained:115, 128, 150 ( Eng. Pub. AC) Vol 15, p 5; Colonial Families of New York, Long Island, & Conn., ( B14 A1) Vol 1, p. 102-104 "English Baronetage (Eng Act) Vp; 3, pt. 1, B 12 F9 p 1. Wrm zpst. Reg. (L1 Shrops) Vol. 9, p. XIII (1) (4) ,8, 10, 99

10246. John Watson

PARENTS: Daniel III married Dorcas Adams on 29 February 1700 at Ipswich. Dorcas was a daughter of John Adams and Dorcas S. Watson. Her Father was the son of William Adams of I0pswich, and her mother was the dauthter of John Watson of nearby Roxbury.; Warner Manor, Page 16.

10248. John Hutchins

BIRTH: Warner Manor, pp 38, He died in 1674 at the age of 70 which would put his birth abt 1604.

DEATH: Warner Manor, pp 38, Died 1674, age 70. They had 6 children.

10252. Robert Hazeltine