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WARREN of Montgomery County, Georgia

Josiah Warren was born in Virginia. He removed to Onslow County, North Carolina, than to Burke County, Georgia where he died in 1806. He was a Captain on the coast of Georgia during the American Revolution, and was paid bounty lands for his services in 1782, of 287-1/2 acres of land. He married in 1774 Nancy Coty (born in New York). Issue:

• Josiah Warren, Jr., born in Onslow County, North Carolina.
• Richard Warren.
• Benajah Warren.
• Kittrell Warren.
• Silas Warren.
• Eli Warren, soldier in the War of 1812; served in the Georgia Militia.
• Rachel Warren.
• Sarah Warren.
• Mary Warren.
• Lott Warren, born 1797.

Hinchey Warren was b. ca 1750 in Virginia and migrated to Montgomery Co., GA where he died in August of 1803. He named his children in his LWT, recorded 8/21/1803. Exrs: Josiah Warren, Richard Warren. Also, he named his slaves, ie: Milley, Jacob, Hannah, Rachel, Chaney, Hannah, Silva, Jammey, Davy, Bob, Dinah, Lucy, Jesse, Phillis, Jinny, Judah, Dick, Tom.

In the receipts of the estate, on page 277, Montgomery Co. Will Book G, Loose Papers, "Received of Josiah Warren and Richard Warren, executors of Estate of Hinche Warren. Wits: Mary Green, Ichabod Scarborough, Carlos Warren, William Green, John Green, Sr." 1/3/1804.

Hinchey Warren received Headright Grants of 300 acres in Burke Co., as well as 150 acres in 1788. Issue:

• Carlos Warren (sometimes spelled Caroly, Carolus) was listed on the 1820 Burke Co., Ga. Census.
• Hinchey Warren, Jr. received Headright Grant of 150 acres in 1789, Burke Co., Ga, as well as 93 acres in 1807.
• Richard Warren received Headright Grants of 200 acres in Burke Co. in 1790, and 28 acres in 1800.
• Mary Warren m. Green.
• Rachel Warren m. Green.
• Josiah Warren was b. before 1784 and d. about 1/4/1836 in Emanuel Co. A Guardian's Bond dated 1/4/1836 to Mary Warren for Josiah Warren, orphan of Josiah Warren, in Emanuel Co. He m. 9/30/1811 in Montgomery Co. Mary Ann Lewis (1790/1800-1850/1860), who died in Florida. Josiah received Headright Grant of 300 acres in Burke Co. in 1797; 200 acres in Emanuel Co. in 1820 and 157-1/2 acres in Emanuel Co. in 1834. He was listed on the 1830 Emanuel Co. Census. Issue:

1. Dicey Warren b. 1823 Ga.
2. Miles A. Warren b. 1825 Ga., d. 7/8/1864 Richmond, VA. He m. Julia Ann Ivey 3/31/1854 in Madison Co., Fl. Enlisted in Capt. Peek's Co., Bradfords Light Artillery, then Florida Infantry on 6/8/1863 in Madison, FL. This organization became part of the 4th Battalion, Florida Infantry, and ultimately, in June of 1864, part of the 11th Regt Florida Infantry. He died in General Hospital, Howards Grove, Richmond VA of Rubeola on 7/8/1864.

   Issue:

   1. John Henry Warren b. 1855 Perry, Taylor Co., FL, d. 1886-1900 in FL. He m. Mary Susan Sullivan on 12/20/1877 in Madison Co., FL, the daughter of Jefferson Sullivan and Eliza Rogers. Issue: >

   1. Miles Thomas Warren b. 10/22/1882 in FL, d. 6/5/1968. He m. (1) Nannie Sealy and (2) Nannie.
   2. Martin P. Warren b. 1884 FL, d. 1889-1890 FL.
   3. Albert Marion Warren b. 10/1/1886 Lee, Madison Co., FL, d. 8/20/1974 in St. Augustine, FL. He m. Russia Adaline Merritt on 3/7/1915 in Lee, Madison Co., FL.
   4. Birdie May Warren b. 7/15/1893 Madison Co., FL, d. 6/4/1941 in Winter Haven, Polk Co., FL, m. James Blair.
   5. Edward Warren.
   6. Shelly Warren.

   Francis A. Warren b. 1857 FL.

   George M. Warren b. 1858.

   Theadone L. Warren b. 1859.

Josiah Warren b. 1827 Ga.

Mary Warren b. 1829 Ga.

Georgia Warren b. 1845 Florida

Sarah Warren.

Synthie Warren. It appears that Hinche Warren had a brother, Josiah Warren, Revolutionary War Soldier, who was b. 1759 in VA, and d. Laurens Co., GA in 1804 or 1809. Josiah Warren removed to Onslow Co., N. C. Where he m. In 1774 Nancy Doty, b. N. J. He served as Capt. At the Coast of Georgia for its defense, receiving pay for his services in 1762 and 287-1/2 acres of land in 1785. He was known as "the Lone Horseman" from Burke Co., GA, who rode upon the excited scene before the State House in Louisville, GA, at the very moment when the papers of the Yazoo Act were about to be burned and drawing from his pocket the sun-glass, suggested to his friend, James Jackson, of GA, that the accursed document be consumed by fire drawn from Heaven. Issue:

1. Josiah Warren, Jr. born Onslow Co., N. C.
2. Richard Warren b. Onslow Co., N. C.
3. Benajah Warren.
4. Hinchey Warren.
5. Kittrell Warren, Baptist Minister. Issue:

1. Rev. Dr. E. W. Warren of Macon, Atlanta and Richmond.
2. Lott Warren, Senator from Laurens Co. In the General Assembly, Solicitor-General, Judge and Congressman. He m. Jane DeSabbleaux, a ward of Gen. David Blackshear, and a daughter of a French gentleman who served with LaFayette in the Revolution.
3. Eli Warren of Laurens Co., Representative and State Senator from Laurens Co., member of two Constitutional Conventions, a Brigadier General in the Militia. He m. Jane Love, of Laurens Co., dau. Of Amos Love.

Silas Warren.

Eli Warren, Soldier of War of 1812, in the Georgia State Militia.

Rachel Warren m. Rev. Charles Culpepper of Wilkinson Co.

Sarah Warren m. Ichabod Scarborough.

Mary Warren.

Lott Warren b. 1797, died Lincoln County.

Sources: Montgomery Co., Ga. Will Book G (1800-1828), Loose Papers, LWT of Hinche Warren; Emanuel Co. Guardians Bonds; Roster of Revolutionary War Soldiers in Georgia by McCall; History of Laurens Co., Ga. History of the Baptist Denomination in Georgia; Montgomery County Marriages; Last Will and Testament of Lott Warren