Warden - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

hattie warden

dontcare1374 — 2012-05-25 17:39:20Z

looking for information about my great grandmother Hattie Warden, she was adopted by a warden family in Virginia in 1883. Hattie's biological last name might have been Eakins . She married Joseph Elmer Hammons in 1907 in Greer county oklahoms. They had two sons Ernest Ellis Hammons and Dennis Hammons. Hattie and Joseph divorced around 1930. She remarried and had a child or two by her new husband. Hattie was living in Walters Oklahoma at the time of her death in 1938

Nimrod Warden, Hardy County, WV or VA? documents online

eGENEee — 2012-05-13 18:34:58Z

James Madison University has digitized the 1806 business ledger of Nimrod Warden, plus some bills of sale (early 1800s.)

There are many other names mentioned -- folks with whom he was doing business.

Here's the link:
https://mdid.cit.jmu.edu/explore/explore/?kw=&c=allcolle...

It's best to save the jpegs and then open them in an image viewer, rather than opening them in your browser.

You can also see the ledger as a slide presentation here:

https://mdid.cit.jmu.edu/viewers/presentationviewer/11274/?n...

Also included in the collection is the estate appraisal of Samuel Harnsberger. I don't know the family tree, but I think that a Warden married a Harnsberger...

I'm not related. Just thought I'd share...

Re: Jerusha Warden marriage to Abraham Bledsoe, Van Buren County, Missouri, USA 1840s

cherokeestuart — 2012-04-22 23:42:08Z

Hello Cousin,

If you look on Ancestry.com you will find a picture of Lucinda Laura Dye wife Of John B. Bledsoe. They died in Avoca/Asher, Pottawottomie, Oklahoma. She may or may not have been part Native American. John's Granddaughter Lillie Mae Bledsoe said that her father, Andrew Lafayette Bledsoe had snapping black eyes and was part native american, probably Cherokee. The family admits to being part Cherokee. John's father was Abraham Bledsoe (I have a newspaper clipping). Abraham was the son of Isaac the son of Loving, a Revolutionary War Vet, the son of Thomas, the son of Abraham, the son of George II, the son of George I, the probable son of Lewis.

John B.'s mother was Elizabeth "Betsy" Jerusha Warden/Worden. Jerusha is an Old Testament name. Her parents were William Worden and Jerusha Savage. Take note of the name SAVAGE. This family line will take you back to Ensign Thomas Savage who arrived in Jamestown, Virginia January 1607 on the first supply ship to the colony. The Savage family will take you back to the Plantagents and then back to Adam and Eve 10 different ways.

Contact me if I can be of further help to you. Thuringweithil@yahoo.com

WARDEN John R. 1919-2012 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-04-07 12:02:51Z

John R. Warden

SHELBY: John R. Warden, age 92 of Shelby, Ohio passed away on April 2, 2012, at Lincoln Park Rehabilitation Center, Kettering OHIO following a short hospitalization.

The son of the late Roscoe A. Warden and Elizabeth (Walker) Warden, John was born on Nov 7, 1919 in Crestline OHIO.
He graduated from Mansfield High School, Class of 1937, Mansfield Business School and attended classes at Indiana University.
A veteran of World War II in the US Army Air Corps, he served four years at Baer Field, Fort Wayne IN.
A long-time member of St Mark's Episcopal Church, he actively participated in numerous Masonic organizations including Master of the Shelby Blue Lodge #350 F&AM (1961), Lodge Secretary for more than 20 years, and Lodge Treasurer for almost ten years.
Mr. Warden was also a member of the Shelby Chapter #178 R.A.M., a member and Past Master of Rizpah Chapter #153, Order of Eastern Star, American Legion O'Brien Post #326 and coached, managed, and umpired several American Legion Baseball teams.
He was a charter member of the Kingwood Men's Garden Center and also participated in the Shelby Merchants Business Bureau.
In 1974 he was appointed as Shelby's Civil Disaster Planning Chief.
For 38 years, he was an employee of the U.S. Postal Service and served as Superintendent of Mails until his retirement in 1977.
Prior to and after his military service, he was employed by The Shelby Carton Service, Mansfield Tire and Rubber, and George Crall Ready Mix Cement Company.

He was the husband of sixty four years to the late Violet M. (Foulke) Warden and father and father-in-law to Karen K. and Russell J. Suchy of Beavercreek OH; grandfather to Gregory T. Suchy of St Augustine FL and Christopher J. Suchy of Chandler AZ; and great-grandfather to William M. Suchy of St Augustine FL.

He was preceded in passing by three brothers, David, William and George; one sister, Mary M. Meister; and three sisters-in-law, Margaret, Mary K and Jeroma.

Graveside services will be held at Oakland Cemetery at 11:00 AM, Monday, April 9, 2012 with Rector Emeritus David Sipes officiating.

Online condolences may be left at www.barkdullfuneralhome.com.

Published in the News Journal on April 7, 2012

Re: Wardens in Arbuthnott, Kincardine; Angus & Midlothian & Perthshire, Scotland 1610 forward

DianaWolfe59 — 2012-03-12 19:05:57Z

OH my gosh! My son would be so interested in this. He has his Great Aunt Marion's journal. She and Blanche were sisters who lived out by Lake Minnetonka. My son is the last of this line of Wardens. There were (I think) 7 Warden children from David Charles Warden and only one, Lee Warden had children and his son, David Sand Warden had one son, my son also, David Wolfe Warden, who now lives in Austin, Texas and we have been working little by little on his genealogy.
Thank You so much for posting and I am excited about reading your blog!
Diana Wolfe

Re: Wardens in Arbuthnott, Kincardine; Angus & Midlothian & Perthshire, Scotland 1610 forward

pendulumandfire — 2012-03-12 18:50:38Z

I have a journal that I recently came across at my job at Half Price Books written by Blanche Warden of 2112 Humboldt Ave S, Minneapolis MN from 1910. After doing some investigating, I came across this listing. I was going to donate it to the MN Historical Society, but I'd like to give it to the family. I just wrote about the journal and what I uncovered on my blog: http://elisabethpreble.blogspot.com.

Re: Alexander Warden descendants, Vermont, New York and Scotland 1812- 1920

pendulumandfire — 2012-03-12 18:48:25Z

Re: Sgt. Warden WWII Newspaper Artical

roderickwarden — 2012-02-13 14:31:40Z

HiTheir .
can you please send info regarding the Sgt Warden articl, WW11

Many thanks

Roderick Warden.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

johnalbertrigali — 2012-01-21 07:14:35Z

Buel, I received a private message from you that spurs from this thread. I'll reply to that message.

Re: Wardens in Arbuthnott, Kincardine; Angus & Midlothian & Perthshire, Scotland 1610 forward

DianaWolfe59 — 2012-01-17 00:34:23Z

Have you found anymore information about David Charles Warden's parents? My son, David Wolfe Warden is the last in that line of Wardens. He lives in Austin, Texas.
His Grandfather is Lee Merideth Warden and his father is
David Sand Warden, of Minneapolis.
I wish I had some information for you but I am really only requesting information for my son.
Thank You.
Diana Wolfe (formerly married to David Sand Warden)

Re: Warden Genealogy

johnalbertrigali — 2012-01-14 09:54:34Z

From what I can tell, James Warden (11 May 1799-05 Mar 1842) moved from Virginia to Kentucky and married Rebecca Kelly (b. Abt 1800) there. They settled in Allen County and had at least seven children, one of which is my 3rd great grandfather Nathan Elisha. Nathan migrated to Illinois with his wife Mary Ann Parrish. From there the line of descent to me jumps from Illinois to Wisconsin, then curiously through Colorado, Virginia and New Jersey in relatively quick succession before finally settling in California.

Re: William Warden

johnalbertrigali — 2012-01-14 09:44:36Z

As far as I can tell, Clifford and Victor released both parts at the same time. Part 2 is NOT merely an expansion of part 1 with newer generations.

I'm under the impression that the link in my previous message contains both parts 1 and 2.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

BuelWarden — 2012-01-13 23:48:55Z

In response to "Warden's from Scotland." I base my family's origination information from Three separate biography's about my 3rd great grandfather, Philip Warden (1763-1843).

Two sources were from family members written about 1880.The third source is from a book by J. H. Spencer in 1886, concerning early Kentucky Baptist preachers. All sources listed Philip as Scott-Irish. I have always suspected there was a single source because the time frames are so close together. Of course the term Scott-Irish is an American (Colonial origination) term.

Unfortunately I cannot find a confirmed link of Philip to Ireland, much less Scotland. Maybe the WEB site you suggested will give me some new information that I badly need. I will appreciate any additional help you may suggest. Thanks

Re: William Warden

gilmourfam — 2012-01-11 16:57:12Z

How can I get a copy of the Part II book. I have part I, but it was written in 1971 so has since been updated I assume.

Thanks,

lacygilmour@hotmail.com

Re: Warden Genealogy

gilmourfam — 2012-01-11 16:55:09Z

My Warden line went to Allen County KY, then to Missouri, then to Kansas.

Re: William Warden

johnalbertrigali — 2012-01-11 03:35:49Z

"The Warden Family" by Clifford Warden and Victor Warden can be found online at:

https://dcms.lds.org/view/action/ieViewer.do?from_proxy=true...

Please be aware that the aforementioned Warden family traces its lineage back to colonial Maryland, and then from there to Scotland. Another message thread in this forum (http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.warden/373/mb.ashx) revealed that there is another Warden family that traces its lineage back to Northern Ireland. Both families have members that lived in Kentucky, and I think also in Missouri; no one seems to be aware of any connection between the two.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

johnalbertrigali — 2012-01-11 03:29:50Z

Buel, there appears to be some confusion here. Your Warden lineage traces back to Northern Ireland; my Warden lineage - and maybe the Warden lineage of everyone else participating in this thread - traces back to Scotland. It just so happens that various members of both families lived in Kentucky.

You can learn more about my Warden lineage in "The Warden Family" book, which can be read online at:

https://dcms.lds.org/view/action/ieViewer.do?from_proxy=true...

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

johnalbertrigali — 2012-01-11 03:22:18Z

Lacy, I've heard mention among my close Warden relatives of the Warden family being connected to Sacagawea (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacagawea), but after researching the matter myself:

- I've found absolutely nothing to connect the Warden family to Sacagawea.
- I've found absolutely nothing to connect the Warden family to the Charbonneau family.
- I've found absolutely nothing to connect the Warden family *directly* to the Lewis and Clark expedition.
- I've found absolutely nothing to connect the Warden family members of which I'm aware to *any* native Americans.

BTW, I found the book "The Warden Family" online!

https://dcms.lds.org/view/action/ieViewer.do?from_proxy=true...

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

gilmourfam — 2012-01-10 02:20:48Z

John that would be wonderful!! I am specifically interested in tracing the Indian possibility if there is one. Do you know anything about that?

Thanks,

Lacy

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

DavidJHorvath — 2011-12-10 17:57:13Z

any info you have on any of james kids may be very helpful. I am happy to share any info I have found.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

johnalbertrigali — 2011-10-16 05:27:05Z

Here are a few links specifically covering the book:

- https://www.familysearch.org/s/catalog/show?uri=http%3A%2F%2...

- http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/fhlcatalog/supermain...

- http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Source:Warden,_Clifford_E._Ward...

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

gilmourfam — 2011-10-14 01:55:08Z

That would be fantastic :) I am not sure how or where to get the book you speak of. Thanks for responding. James Willis Warden would have been my great great grandfather.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

gilmourfam — 2011-10-14 01:55:02Z

That would be fantastic :) I am not sure how or where to get the book you speak of. Thanks for responding. James Willis Warden would have been my great great grandfather.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

BuelWarden — 2011-10-12 18:22:17Z

John thank you for your response. I continue to look for a sibling or parent for my third great grandfather, Philip Warden, born abt. 1763 in N. Ireland. He is the Patriarch of my family from Kentucky. I have many Kentucky Warden's documentated from 1787 through 1900. If you have other Warden's from Kentucky you need help with send me a message.

Buel

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

BuelWarden — 2011-10-12 18:12:55Z

I would love to provide help on your family member's Charles and Willis Warden, but I unfortunately do not have their names in my database.

Buel

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

BuelWarden — 2011-10-12 18:06:46Z

Thank you for the fast response. I am familiar with the Warden/Dearing family, and unfortunately there is no relationship with that family and my great grandfather Philip Warden.

Thank you,

Buel Warden

Re: Descendants of William Warden, Scotland >>Barnet VT 1784

francesemily1 — 2011-10-12 18:06:35Z

If you are still looking for descendents of William Warden, my children's great-great-great-grandfather is William Warden of Barnet. I will send you any information you like, but I would also love any family stories you could share. I am trying to put together a collection of stories and pictures as a Christmas gift.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

johnalbertrigali — 2011-10-12 04:44:32Z

Buel, you're referring to John W. Warden, son of Asa Warden and Eliza Dearing. John was related to James William/Willis Warden in two ways: 1st cousin through their common grandparents Elisha Warden and Frances "Fanny" Dearing, and 2nd cousin through their common great grandparents Jeremiah Dearing and Elizabeth Willis.

John married Julia A. Garrett (Abt 1848-1919) on 05 Apr 1866. Their children were John Steve (1870-1953), Charles Tedrow (22 Apr 1874-11 Dec 1932), Earnest/Ernest (b. 1874/1878), William A. (1878-1963) and George (b. after 1878).

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

johnalbertrigali — 2011-10-12 04:32:21Z

Thanks to everyone here that shared data! James William/Willis Warden (pointed out as husband of Nancy Jane/Jo Forth and father of Willis Arthur Warden), is a grandson of my 5th great grandparents Elisha Warden and Frances "Fanny" Dearing. I was only aware of James' existence until I came across this thread; I just finished adding the data that you shared here.

FYI, my maternal grandfather, John Murdoch Warden, gave to me a two-volume genealogy collection entitled "The Warden Family", self-published by Clifford E. Warden and Victor F. Warden (both of which are 4th cousins twice removed to me, and 1st cousins thrice removed to the aforementioned James) in 1972. Volume 1 is 20 pages long plus a map and a fold-out genealogy chart; volume 2 is 42 pages, and also mentions the Dearing, Bussa, Pace and Anderson families. I hope to eventually find time to scan the volumes and chart, and make them available to all interested parties.

Re: James W. Warden from Kentucky born 1842

gilmourfam — 2011-10-11 19:05:48Z

Nana, Charles is my grandfather (Wayne Ancil Warden)'s uncle!!! He is brother to Willis Arthur Warden.... (Willis went by Arthur). I would love to hear from you regarding Charles.

you can email me at lacygilmour@hotmail.com

Christina Warden of San Antonio, TX 1917

drbrownlee — 2011-08-29 04:56:57Z

Christina is pictured in the 1917 Huisache, yearbook of Main Avenue High School in San Antonio, Texas, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might be helpful to someone researching the family.

Lt. Stacey B. Warden of Bluefield, WV 1943

drbrownlee — 2011-08-23 05:05:32Z

Stacey is pictured in the 43-B class flight yearbook of Lubbock Army Air Field in Lubbock, Texas. He is a flight cadet. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

William C. Hunter - Ellen J. Warden marriage - Philadelphia, PA; 1899

ddigiacomo1 — 2011-06-06 18:23:55Z

I'm not related to either party, but I thought this information could be helpful to their descendents.

William C. Hunter
Born: Philadelphia, PA
8th July 1863
Resides at 1617 Wharton Street, Philadelphia
Occupation: Laborer
Not related by blood or marriage to the person whom he desires to marry
He has not been married before

Ellen J. Warden
Born: Belfast, Ireland
(age: 33 years)
Resides at 1112 South 19th Street, Philadelphia
Occupation: Weaver
She has not been married before

Marriage License #: 113512
Married by: William H. Graff, Priest
5th June 1899

The church where they were married was located at 19th and Titan Streets in Philadelphia and went by the name of Grace. Today it's the 19th Street Baptist Church.

Re: Judge Warden

TheMikado88 — 2011-05-25 06:33:38Z

Are you still out there, somewhere?

Judge Warden died in California. I don't have the death certificate (so I don't know the cemetery); he shows up on a death records search.

Re: Margaret Warden, 2nd wife of Joseph Merrifield: 1703

beachst1 — 2011-05-13 15:44:49Z

I'm also looking for info on Margaret Warden Merrifield. Her son, Thomas, is my ancestor, and I've been unable to find any information about her at all.

Has anyone had any luck with this?

WARDEN Richard J - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-02 17:17:27Z

WARDEN Richard J - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

The Wardens/Wordens of Cleveland County, OK; 1890s-early 1900s

MaeCox — 2011-04-22 15:01:27Z

Does anyone know about, or is anyone related to either C.L. Warden, or John Warden?

They lived in southern Cleveland County back in the 1890s and early 1900s? More precisely, the family lived in and around the community of Box, Oklahoma, a small but thriving town during that period.

I would like to learn more about this family/families and would appreciate any help you can give.

Mae Cox in Oklahoma

Re: Wardens

TheMikado88 — 2011-04-04 05:12:42Z

When did James Warden and Ms. Summers get married...and where...do you know?

Jim Zielinski, relative

Marjorie (Clark) Hinojosa, Looking for current email add.

DonMatson91 — 2011-03-24 15:14:42Z

Neet to get in touch with Marjorie (Clark) Hinojosa who was at mhinojosa@usa.net in 2001.
Does anyone have her current email address?
Thanks
Don Matson dmatson876@gmail.com

James Warden/Elizabeth Wilson/Gallia Ohio

KWardenRose — 2011-03-16 23:23:53Z

Looking for information on James Warden and Elizabeth Wilson who were married in Gallia county Ohio in 1858. They are the parents of Richard Wilson Warden.

Re: Sie Warden born circa 1853, lived Houston, TX

13confido — 2011-03-16 05:26:39Z

What was listed for his place of birth on the 1910 census? What was listed as his mother's and father's place of birth?

Was he listed as a Citizen or did it give a date of immigration?

What other records have you checked?

Do you have other information regarding his family?

Responses to these questions may help other researchers to assist you.

Sie Warden born circa 1853, lived Houston, TX

cyntthomas09 — 2011-03-16 05:21:20Z

Hi, I'm looking for any info on Sie Warden could also be spelled Worden. He was born est. 1853 and lived near Houston, TX. Rumour has it he was born in Ireland but could also be Scotland. Any help would be appreciated. I found him in the 1910 census but nothing before and nothing after.

Warden Altus

dpinkston2 — 2011-02-28 18:41:32Z

I'm researching the Warden family tree for Arthur Warden and Helen I Flowers. Any information would be appreciated. Don Pinkston

Re: WARDEN FAMILY>> Elisha/Elijah, Fanny, Nathaniel and Mary -- no Julia

jovic159 — 2011-02-12 19:10:04Z

HI. I see that you have the line of Nathan/Nathaniel Warden, the brother of Elisha Warden. I am from Elizha's line. As I have not researched Nathan's line, I would appreciate any information that you may have. Some of my names and dates of b/d are questionable. If you would like to contact me directly, I am at jovic@centurytel.net. I is nice to meet family, even if it is quite a distance away in both line and geography.

Thanks.
Vicki Warden Trokey

Re: WARDEN FAMILY>>gggranddaughter of Eli and Fanny of Bonne Terre, Missouri wants to exchange research

jovic159 — 2011-02-12 18:54:28Z

I have a relative named Elisha and Fanny Dearing Warden. They have 11 children that I have found so far named: Asa, James, John, William, Elijah, Elizabeth, Cynthia Ann, Mary, Ann, Jeremiah and Francis Ann. The son named Elijah is married to Catherine Stephens, but I have found no children for them yet, as I have not gone down that line. I show born 1807 in VA and died April 1880.

I hope that this is the family line that you are looking for.

You can contact me at jovic@centurytel.net if you wish.
Vicki Trokey

Re: Elisha Warden, born 1759, Prince William Co.,VA, died 1831,Allen Co., KY

2011-02-12 16:51:23Z

karen

it is a match
he was my gggg grand father
you can email me at gbudmon@aol.com
thank you

Re: Elisha Warden, born 1759, Prince William Co.,VA, died 1831,Allen Co., KY

gilmourfam — 2011-02-12 16:51:03Z

I am also interested in this info as I descend from the same line. lacygilmour@hotmail.com

Thanks,

Lacy

Elisha Warden, born 1759, Prince William Co.,VA, died 1831,Allen Co., KY

2011-02-12 16:49:43Z

Dear Charles,

I am also researching Wardens. The Elisha Warden in my line was born in 1759 in Prince William Co., VA. He died in 1831 in Allen Co., KY. He was married to Frances Dearing.

Does this match with your Elisha? If so, please contact me and I will direct you to a site with more information.

elisha warden born in charles md

2011-02-12 16:47:59Z

looking for info on elisha warden
was born in charles md
would like to now wear
thank you

Re: Too many coincidences: 2 John Wardens, both married to women named Nelly, one of Stewart County, one of Hawkins County, Tennessee, USA born within 7yrs of each other

luvclapton — 2011-02-12 05:36:44Z

You and I have to be connected somehow. My John Warden's father was Samuel Warden born 17 Mar 1760. He was a Revolutionary War Veteran as proved by Court of Ordinary, Adjourners Term, 8th July 1883, Madison Co., GA. Records state that Samuel had a son named John and his date and place of birth are conclusive that this John is the son and not the brother of Samuel. In my paperwork, I have Samuel Warden's father to be John Warden, circa 1730-1775, North Ireland. My John Warden (Samuel's son) had ten children and purchased land in Stewart Co in 1808. You can start emailing me now if you want: dspursleytn@yahoo.com. Thanks.