age 69 years, born abt 1780
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Additional information has been supplied by:Douglas Robinson
From the History of Franklin Co.
Warner, Isaac, son of Capt. John Warner, was.born in Swanton, Vt, where he died at the age of about seventy years.
He served in the War of 1812, and married Experience Allen, a relative of Ethan Allen, of Revolutionary fame.
His children were John, Nelson, Hiram, Clark, Amanda, Experience, Polly, Isaac, and James A. The latter was born in Swanton, where he died at the age of sixty-eight He was at the battle of Plattsburgh. He married Sarah Mix, of Stansted. P. Q., a Daughter of Samuel and Mary Mix, and she died in 1870, aged sixty-eight Their children were William P., Laura, Louisa, and Jerome B. Jerome B. Warner was born at Swanton, March 15, 1839, and married Louisa M. Warner, of New York state, daughter of Lyman Warner, and their children are Nettie, Allen, Edwin, and Van Buren W. The latter is a farmer and resides in Swanton on the homestead. William P. Warner was born in Swanton, June '27, 1821, and married, first, Julia, daughter of Isaac Comstock, by whom he had six children, viz.: Frank P., David, Mary A., Orlo C., Bertha F., and Lena I. His second wife was Violetta C., daughter of John B. and Jane (Donaldson) Mack, and by her he has had two children, Rolla A. and Ralph G. He is now a farmer in Swanton. €apt. John Warner was a physician, and served as captain in the Revolutionary war.
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Additional information has been supplied by:Douglas Robinson
From the History of Franklin Co.
Warner, Isaac, son of Capt. John Warner, was.born in Swanton, Vt, where he died at the age of about seventy years.
He served in the War of 1812, and married Experience Allen, a relative of Ethan Allen, of Revolutionary fame.
His children were John, Nelson, Hiram, Clark, Amanda, Experience, Polly, Isaac, and James A. The latter was born in Swanton, where he died at the age of sixty-eight He was at the battle of Plattsburgh. He married Sarah Mix, of Stansted. P. Q., a Daughter of Samuel and Mary Mix, and she died in 1870, aged sixty-eight Their children were William P., Laura, Louisa, and Jerome B. Jerome B. Warner was born at Swanton, March 15, 1839, and married Louisa M. Warner, of New York state, daughter of Lyman Warner, and their children are Nettie, Allen, Edwin, and Van Buren W. The latter is a farmer and resides in Swanton on the homestead. William P. Warner was born in Swanton, June '27, 1821, and married, first, Julia, daughter of Isaac Comstock, by whom he had six children, viz.: Frank P., David, Mary A., Orlo C., Bertha F., and Lena I. His second wife was Violetta C., daughter of John B. and Jane (Donaldson) Mack, and by her he has had two children, Rolla A. and Ralph G. He is now a farmer in Swanton. €apt. John Warner was a physician, and served as captain in the Revolutionary war.
age 69 years, born abt 1780
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Additional information has been supplied by:Douglas Robinson
From the History of Franklin Co.
Warner, Isaac, son of Capt. John Warner, was.born in Swanton, Vt, where he died at the age of about seventy years.
He served in the War of 1812, and married Experience Allen, a relative of Ethan Allen, of Revolutionary fame.
His children were John, Nelson, Hiram, Clark, Amanda, Experience, Polly, Isaac, and James A. The latter was born in Swanton, where he died at the age of sixty-eight He was at the battle of Plattsburgh. He married Sarah Mix, of Stansted. P. Q., a Daughter of Samuel and Mary Mix, and she died in 1870, aged sixty-eight Their children were William P., Laura, Louisa, and Jerome B. Jerome B. Warner was born at Swanton, March 15, 1839, and married Louisa M. Warner, of New York state, daughter of Lyman Warner, and their children are Nettie, Allen, Edwin, and Van Buren W. The latter is a farmer and resides in Swanton on the homestead. William P. Warner was born in Swanton, June '27, 1821, and married, first, Julia, daughter of Isaac Comstock, by whom he had six children, viz.: Frank P., David, Mary A., Orlo C., Bertha F., and Lena I. His second wife was Violetta C., daughter of John B. and Jane (Donaldson) Mack, and by her he has had two children, Rolla A. and Ralph G. He is now a farmer in Swanton. €apt. John Warner was a physician, and served as captain in the Revolutionary war.
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Additional information has been supplied by:Douglas Robinson
From the History of Franklin Co.
Warner, Isaac, son of Capt. John Warner, was.born in Swanton, Vt, where he died at the age of about seventy years.
He served in the War of 1812, and married Experience Allen, a relative of Ethan Allen, of Revolutionary fame.
His children were John, Nelson, Hiram, Clark, Amanda, Experience, Polly, Isaac, and James A. The latter was born in Swanton, where he died at the age of sixty-eight He was at the battle of Plattsburgh. He married Sarah Mix, of Stansted. P. Q., a Daughter of Samuel and Mary Mix, and she died in 1870, aged sixty-eight Their children were William P., Laura, Louisa, and Jerome B. Jerome B. Warner was born at Swanton, March 15, 1839, and married Louisa M. Warner, of New York state, daughter of Lyman Warner, and their children are Nettie, Allen, Edwin, and Van Buren W. The latter is a farmer and resides in Swanton on the homestead. William P. Warner was born in Swanton, June '27, 1821, and married, first, Julia, daughter of Isaac Comstock, by whom he had six children, viz.: Frank P., David, Mary A., Orlo C., Bertha F., and Lena I. His second wife was Violetta C., daughter of John B. and Jane (Donaldson) Mack, and by her he has had two children, Rolla A. and Ralph G. He is now a farmer in Swanton. €apt. John Warner was a physician, and served as captain in the Revolutionary war.
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