Georges mother died when he was 14 on Feb 3, 1849 in Driffield, Yorkshire East Riding, England.
England marriage record revealed George Warrener and Ellen Palmer married during the registration period of Apr-May-Jun of 1856 in Driffield, Yorkshire East Riding, England.
They left England on May 8 1856 and arrived in Canada on June 18, 1856.
The 1861 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. They were both born in England. They lived in a one story log house in Goderich, Huron, Canada West. Their religion was the Church of England. Household members: George Warrner (27), Ellen Warrner (24), Jane E Warrner (5), Mary A Warrner (3).
Their daughters; Jane age 5, Mary age 3 and Margaret age 1 year 5 months died within a three week period in June/July 1862 from Diphtheria.
The 1871 Canadian census revealed they were living in Ontario, Huron North, Clinton. Household members: George Warner (37), Ellen Warner (33), John Warner (8), George Warner (6), Thomas Warner (4) and Mary Warner (2).
George returned to England to bring his father, William to Canada in late 1879.
New York Passenger list revealed George (45)and his father, William (66) returned on Dec 24, 1879 to New York from Liverpool, England on the ship, Germanic.
The 1881 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. George and Ellen were both born in England. Their religion was The Church of England. They were living in Ontario, Huron South, Clinton. Household Members: George Warrener (46), Ellen Warrener (43), John Chas. Warrener (18), George Wm. Warrener (16), Mary Jane Warrener (12), Sarah Warrener (8), Richard Warrener (6), Robert Warrener (3) and Margaret Warrener (2).
The 1891 Canadian census revealed George was a farmer. Household members: George Werner (57), Ellon Werner (53), Annie Werner (18), Robert Werner (13), Marguerit Werner (12) and Nathan Werner (10).
The 1901 Canadian census revealed George was born on April 1,1833 in England and Ellen was born on Dec 9, 1837 in England. George states he emigrated in 1856. Household members: George Warriner (67), Ellia Warrner (63), Robert G Warrner (23) and Nathan T. Warrner (20).
The 1911 Canadian census revealed they both emigrated in 1855. Household members: George Warner (77), Ellen Warner (74) and Robert Warner (33).
Their known children:
Jane Warrener (b.1857) DY
Mary Warrener (b.1859) DY
Margaret Warrener (b.1861)DY
John Chas. Warrener (b.1863)
George Wm. Warrener (b.1865)
Mary Jane Warrener (b.1869)
Sarah Warrener (b.1873)
Richard Warrener (b.1874)
Robert Gilard Warrener (b.1877)
Margaret Warrener (b.1879)
Nathan T. Warrner (b.1881)
Ontario, Canada death record revealed George was married and retired. He died on Mar 25, 1919 in Huron, Ontario, Canada at the age of 85. His parents were Wm Warrener and Elizabeth Hicks. The informant was Annie Allen.
England marriage record revealed George Warrener and Ellen Palmer married during the registration period of Apr-May-Jun of 1856 in Driffield, Yorkshire East Riding, England.
They left England on May 8 1856 and arrived in Canada on June 18, 1856.
The 1861 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. They were both born in England. They lived in a one story log house in Goderich, Huron, Canada West. Their religion was the Church of England. Household members: George Warrner (27), Ellen Warrner (24), Jane E Warrner (5), Mary A Warrner (3).
Their daughters; Jane age 5, Mary age 3 and Margaret age 1 year 5 months died within a three week period in June/July 1862 from Diphtheria.
The 1871 Canadian census revealed they were living in Ontario, Huron North, Clinton. Household members: George Warner (37), Ellen Warner (33), John Warner (8), George Warner (6), Thomas Warner (4) and Mary Warner (2).
George returned to England to bring his father, William to Canada in late 1879.
New York Passenger list revealed George (45)and his father, William (66) returned on Dec 24, 1879 to New York from Liverpool, England on the ship, Germanic.
The 1881 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. George and Ellen were both born in England. Their religion was The Church of England. They were living in Ontario, Huron South, Clinton. Household Members: George Warrener (46), Ellen Warrener (43), John Chas. Warrener (18), George Wm. Warrener (16), Mary Jane Warrener (12), Sarah Warrener (8), Richard Warrener (6), Robert Warrener (3) and Margaret Warrener (2).
The 1891 Canadian census revealed George was a farmer. Household members: George Werner (57), Ellon Werner (53), Annie Werner (18), Robert Werner (13), Marguerit Werner (12) and Nathan Werner (10).
The 1901 Canadian census revealed George was born on April 1,1833 in England and Ellen was born on Dec 9, 1837 in England. George states he emigrated in 1856. Household members: George Warriner (67), Ellia Warrner (63), Robert G Warrner (23) and Nathan T. Warrner (20).
The 1911 Canadian census revealed they both emigrated in 1855. Household members: George Warner (77), Ellen Warner (74) and Robert Warner (33).
Their known children:
Jane Warrener (b.1857) DY
Mary Warrener (b.1859) DY
Margaret Warrener (b.1861)DY
John Chas. Warrener (b.1863)
George Wm. Warrener (b.1865)
Mary Jane Warrener (b.1869)
Sarah Warrener (b.1873)
Richard Warrener (b.1874)
Robert Gilard Warrener (b.1877)
Margaret Warrener (b.1879)
Nathan T. Warrner (b.1881)
Ontario, Canada death record revealed George was married and retired. He died on Mar 25, 1919 in Huron, Ontario, Canada at the age of 85. His parents were Wm Warrener and Elizabeth Hicks. The informant was Annie Allen.
Georges mother died when he was 14 on Feb 3, 1849 in Driffield, Yorkshire East Riding, England.
England marriage record revealed George Warrener and Ellen Palmer married during the registration period of Apr-May-Jun of 1856 in Driffield, Yorkshire East Riding, England.
They left England on May 8 1856 and arrived in Canada on June 18, 1856.
The 1861 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. They were both born in England. They lived in a one story log house in Goderich, Huron, Canada West. Their religion was the Church of England. Household members: George Warrner (27), Ellen Warrner (24), Jane E Warrner (5), Mary A Warrner (3).
Their daughters; Jane age 5, Mary age 3 and Margaret age 1 year 5 months died within a three week period in June/July 1862 from Diphtheria.
The 1871 Canadian census revealed they were living in Ontario, Huron North, Clinton. Household members: George Warner (37), Ellen Warner (33), John Warner (8), George Warner (6), Thomas Warner (4) and Mary Warner (2).
George returned to England to bring his father, William to Canada in late 1879.
New York Passenger list revealed George (45)and his father, William (66) returned on Dec 24, 1879 to New York from Liverpool, England on the ship, Germanic.
The 1881 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. George and Ellen were both born in England. Their religion was The Church of England. They were living in Ontario, Huron South, Clinton. Household Members: George Warrener (46), Ellen Warrener (43), John Chas. Warrener (18), George Wm. Warrener (16), Mary Jane Warrener (12), Sarah Warrener (8), Richard Warrener (6), Robert Warrener (3) and Margaret Warrener (2).
The 1891 Canadian census revealed George was a farmer. Household members: George Werner (57), Ellon Werner (53), Annie Werner (18), Robert Werner (13), Marguerit Werner (12) and Nathan Werner (10).
The 1901 Canadian census revealed George was born on April 1,1833 in England and Ellen was born on Dec 9, 1837 in England. George states he emigrated in 1856. Household members: George Warriner (67), Ellia Warrner (63), Robert G Warrner (23) and Nathan T. Warrner (20).
The 1911 Canadian census revealed they both emigrated in 1855. Household members: George Warner (77), Ellen Warner (74) and Robert Warner (33).
Their known children:
Jane Warrener (b.1857) DY
Mary Warrener (b.1859) DY
Margaret Warrener (b.1861)DY
John Chas. Warrener (b.1863)
George Wm. Warrener (b.1865)
Mary Jane Warrener (b.1869)
Sarah Warrener (b.1873)
Richard Warrener (b.1874)
Robert Gilard Warrener (b.1877)
Margaret Warrener (b.1879)
Nathan T. Warrner (b.1881)
Ontario, Canada death record revealed George was married and retired. He died on Mar 25, 1919 in Huron, Ontario, Canada at the age of 85. His parents were Wm Warrener and Elizabeth Hicks. The informant was Annie Allen.
England marriage record revealed George Warrener and Ellen Palmer married during the registration period of Apr-May-Jun of 1856 in Driffield, Yorkshire East Riding, England.
They left England on May 8 1856 and arrived in Canada on June 18, 1856.
The 1861 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. They were both born in England. They lived in a one story log house in Goderich, Huron, Canada West. Their religion was the Church of England. Household members: George Warrner (27), Ellen Warrner (24), Jane E Warrner (5), Mary A Warrner (3).
Their daughters; Jane age 5, Mary age 3 and Margaret age 1 year 5 months died within a three week period in June/July 1862 from Diphtheria.
The 1871 Canadian census revealed they were living in Ontario, Huron North, Clinton. Household members: George Warner (37), Ellen Warner (33), John Warner (8), George Warner (6), Thomas Warner (4) and Mary Warner (2).
George returned to England to bring his father, William to Canada in late 1879.
New York Passenger list revealed George (45)and his father, William (66) returned on Dec 24, 1879 to New York from Liverpool, England on the ship, Germanic.
The 1881 Canadian census revealed George was a laborer. George and Ellen were both born in England. Their religion was The Church of England. They were living in Ontario, Huron South, Clinton. Household Members: George Warrener (46), Ellen Warrener (43), John Chas. Warrener (18), George Wm. Warrener (16), Mary Jane Warrener (12), Sarah Warrener (8), Richard Warrener (6), Robert Warrener (3) and Margaret Warrener (2).
The 1891 Canadian census revealed George was a farmer. Household members: George Werner (57), Ellon Werner (53), Annie Werner (18), Robert Werner (13), Marguerit Werner (12) and Nathan Werner (10).
The 1901 Canadian census revealed George was born on April 1,1833 in England and Ellen was born on Dec 9, 1837 in England. George states he emigrated in 1856. Household members: George Warriner (67), Ellia Warrner (63), Robert G Warrner (23) and Nathan T. Warrner (20).
The 1911 Canadian census revealed they both emigrated in 1855. Household members: George Warner (77), Ellen Warner (74) and Robert Warner (33).
Their known children:
Jane Warrener (b.1857) DY
Mary Warrener (b.1859) DY
Margaret Warrener (b.1861)DY
John Chas. Warrener (b.1863)
George Wm. Warrener (b.1865)
Mary Jane Warrener (b.1869)
Sarah Warrener (b.1873)
Richard Warrener (b.1874)
Robert Gilard Warrener (b.1877)
Margaret Warrener (b.1879)
Nathan T. Warrner (b.1881)
Ontario, Canada death record revealed George was married and retired. He died on Mar 25, 1919 in Huron, Ontario, Canada at the age of 85. His parents were Wm Warrener and Elizabeth Hicks. The informant was Annie Allen.
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