Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameMargaret Allis “Maggie” WARREN 26
Birth Date12 Apr 1854
Birth PlaceWashington, Rappahannock County, Virginia
Death Date13 Feb 1943 Age: 88
Death PlaceWashington, Rappahannock County, Virginia
FatherWilliam WARREN (1824-1902)
MotherTarisa J. WHITE (1828-1893)
Spouses
1William Turner WARREN 26
Birth Date3 Aug 1850
Birth PlaceWashington, Rappahannock County, Virginia
Death Date3 Dec 1884 Age: 34
Death PlaceWashington, Rappahannock County, Virginia
Family ID2982
Marr Date29 Feb 1872
Marr PlaceWashington, Rappahannock County, Virginia
ChildrenEliza (~1874-)
 Thomas J. (~1875-)
 William T. (1877-)
 Sarah (~1879-)
2William MITCHELL 26
Birth Dateabt 1862
Family ID2983
Marr Date25 Dec 1884
Marr PlaceWashington, Rappahannock County, Virginia
Notes for Margaret Allis “Maggie” WARREN
(1) Ltr. dtd. 8 Apr 1996 from Jack Hockett - 1860 Census, Washington Co., Virginia - lists Margaret as 3y. Married (1) age 15y. Mother's name spelled Terressa. Married (2) as widow, age 25y. Based on this information birth date given as about 1857.

(2) Sep 2000: RootsWeb WorldConnect Cole, Warren and Roberts Family Tree Barbara Norvell Full birth date given. Middle name of Allis given.
Notes for William Turner (Spouse 1)
(1) Ltr. dtd. 8 Apr 1996 from Jack Hockett - married at age 22y. (2) Sep 2000: RootsWeb WorldConnect Cole, Warren and Roberts Family Tree Barbara Norvell
Notes for William (Spouse 2)
(1) Ltr. dtd. 8 Apr 1996 from Jack Hockett - married at age 22y. (2) Sep 2000: RootsWeb WorldConnect Cole, Warren and Roberts Family Tree Barbara Norvell
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