Nancy Warner, daughter of Jonathan Warner and Eglah Sheldon of Northampton, grew up in Williamsburg. She married her third cousin, Joseph Warner* of Northampton, in 1814. After her husband's death, she appears to have moved back to Williamsburg, perhaps to join her daughter, Nancy Edwards Warner Skinner, who had married the English silk dyer, William Skinner, then in Haydenville (town of Williamsburg).
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* Mark Warner (1678-1766) and Lydia Phelps Warner (1683-1765) were their common great great grandparents.
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* Mark Warner (1678-1766) and Lydia Phelps Warner (1683-1765) were their common great great grandparents.
Nancy Warner, daughter of Jonathan Warner and Eglah Sheldon of Northampton, grew up in Williamsburg. She married her third cousin, Joseph Warner* of Northampton, in 1814. After her husband's death, she appears to have moved back to Williamsburg, perhaps to join her daughter, Nancy Edwards Warner Skinner, who had married the English silk dyer, William Skinner, then in Haydenville (town of Williamsburg).
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* Mark Warner (1678-1766) and Lydia Phelps Warner (1683-1765) were their common great great grandparents.
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* Mark Warner (1678-1766) and Lydia Phelps Warner (1683-1765) were their common great great grandparents.
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