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Re: Thomas J. Warfield, State of N.Y. calling heirs to reading of will (1888) - many names

EldonWarfield — 2012-05-19 15:46:47Z

I heard VA, MD and KY from my parents but the records don't support their stories...I have a puzzle prior to 1855 or maybe 1830 with regards to the American relatives

Re: Thomas J. Warfield, State of N.Y. calling heirs to reading of will (1888) - many names

marysprouse — 2012-05-19 15:43:29Z

Believe my Warfields are from VA or close to it..

Re: Thomas J. Warfield, State of N.Y. calling heirs to reading of will (1888) - many names

EldonWarfield — 2012-05-19 14:31:45Z

No...but I have a Stella Warfield (Leavelle) being the niece of William Henry Warfield with roots back to Canadaiga, NY in the mid 1800's

Re: Thomas J. Warfield, State of N.Y. calling heirs to reading of will (1888) - many names

marysprouse — 2012-05-19 14:09:25Z

Do you have a Rene Warfield?

Re: Thomas J. Warfield, State of N.Y. calling heirs to reading of will (1888) - many names

EldonWarfield — 2012-05-19 01:34:29Z

I think this is a possible bullseye for what I've been looking for for quite some time...I'll be researching. Eldon Warfield

Info on Ruth Warfield

bkrobin2009 — 2012-05-17 16:20:02Z

I am looking for info on my great grandmother Ruth May Warfield born in1881 in Illinois. She married Harrison Dietterich. They lived in Iowa also.
Thank you for any help.

Re: joshua dorsey warfield 1822-1899 MD

war7815 — 2012-05-14 00:47:20Z

Kim:
Just looked at the replies to your original inquiry. Rich Warfield Faber passed away in Oct 2010. However, during , S HCHS trip to Warfield homes on May 1, 2010 I met Rich who I had been corresponding with for several years. I handed him copies of the Lloyd Warfield Bible & Testiment pages and other sourced documents on the front porch of the former Gov Warfield's house at Oakdale. We discussed them later and I believe he included the updated information into his final draft before providing it to the HCHS archives.
By adding Allen & Mary's (6) children to recorded history we were able to provide the link for roughly 340 (at last count) descendants who previously had none.
My tree is named after Allen's son Lloyd Dorsey Warfield (1818-1889) and his wife Margaret Ann Howard.
I'm very interested to know how you connect since I think your farm is located on what was part of the Brothers Partnership tract formerly owned by Vachel Warfield, Philemon Dorsey, Brice & John Worthington Warfield (The twin Brothers who it is named after), Thomasine Worthington (mother of the twins), her father Thomas Howard Worthington and his father Cpt. Henry Ridgely II.
Ref: Settlers of Maryland 1679-1783 pg 742 & pg 695.
Robert

Re: joshua dorsey warfield 1822-1899 MD

war7815 — 2012-05-14 00:21:56Z

KIM:
Hello from the Lloyd Dorsey Warfield family tree.
First to answer your old question, though you amy already have found it.
Joshua Dorsey Warfield (21 Jun 1822 - 3 Sep 1899) was the son of Allen Warfield (of Vachel) and Mary Polly Dugan
He did marry Delilah H. Duvall (1824-1860) and is buried in the Damascus Methodist cemetery. Joshua was my 2nd great-grand Uncle.
He is one of (6) children of allen Warfield, though J.D> Warfield and others who merely copied his work did not have that information. Allen & Mary are credited with having two children, Greenbury and Allen. Neither were his children and they actually should have been attributed to another Allen Warfield who marriad a Miller.
So what's my source. The family Bible & Testiment of Lloyd Warfield, bachelor son of Vachel who kept the births, marriages and death records for the family line descending from Vachel Warfield & Sarah Dorsey (my 4th great grandparents). In addition I have Land Records, Chancery Court records, and handwritten family notes passed down thru his Allen's daughter Louisa aka "Luarza" Warfield (1820-1884) who married her cousin Wilson D. Warfield.
J.D Warfield did a fantastic job of recording Warfield history, but did not have the modern benefit of internet research and relied almost entirely on responses to letters sent to living family members, Wills and Church records.

Okay second item is a question to you. Are you the Kim of Chuck & Kim Warfield 900 Day Road? If so I would be available to meet with you at your convenience to go over and share records, photos, etc. I am a active member of both the HCHS & Maryland Historical Society and have been conducting extensive research in thru both the ancestry records, as well as meeting with surviving family members in order to gain sourced information. My tree is kept private because I see that most Hints on ancestry appear to simply copy each other. In doing so they create fact from fiction so to speak and other than Census records have very few sourced records.
I work regularly with reliable sources on the Warfield, Dorsey, Howard, Ridgely, Duvall, Gover, Day and Hobbs family trees. Those are the primary Warfield connections at least thru the early 1900's in Maryland.
I can be reached thru ancestry or by email at rwarfield09@gmail.com and would be happy to talk with you.
Robert E Warfield

Re: WARFIELD Family of Maryland and Beyond

Number1cinbad — 2012-03-19 05:44:49Z

My grandmother, Rhetta Warfield, wife of Charles Harwood Warfield of Elizabeth town Ky and Savannah, Ga. did research at the N.Y Public Library from a geneology book that I was told was titled, THe Warfields of Maryland. My mother, Margaret Warfield and her brother Charles Harwood Warfield Jr. were both born in Savannah, later moving to NY City in the 30's and 40's. Hope this may help!

Bible of Myron & Frances (Green) Warfield

racin531 — 2012-01-21 18:48:25Z

I picked this Bible up several years ago thinking it was part of my ancestry. It isn't and I would like to get it to someone in this line. I can send you photos. The binding is very poor. There are 2 pages of birth information. It's also a very large and heavy Bible measuring 11x17 and 5" thick. A bill of sale is also included from 1860.

Re: Joseph and Laura Liles Warfield - MD/VA/DC

EldonWarfield — 2012-01-15 04:11:48Z

99% sure they aren't related to our Warfield's

Re: Joseph and Laura Liles Warfield - MD/VA/DC

stirfrye56 — 2012-01-14 05:08:29Z

i found info on Laura and Joseph Warfield's marriage in lds.org

stirfrye53@verizon.net

Re: Warfield family from MD

stirfrye56 — 2011-10-26 01:42:22Z

thanks for indicating that Richard Faber has passed. he helped me with my african american Warfield search. anita
stirfrye53@verizon.net

Re: William Warfield

1_Bonniegail — 2011-10-06 01:32:06Z

I would love the info you have on my grandpa, I just read your message.
Thanks!

Re: Bessie Lucille Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-07-12 16:44:09Z

Did you get the info on Frank's half sister listed on my tree ? This is confirmed info and would have been Bessie's half sister or possibly full sibling.

Re: Bessie Lucille Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-07-12 16:41:30Z

I haven't spent much time on it. Everyone who would have known is gone. My brothers and cousins confirm that he existed and lived in KC, drove a big cadilac and definitely recall him but alone. If you come up with anything at all I might be able to go to KC and research.

Re: Bessie Lucille Warfield

wood2448 — 2011-07-12 04:09:40Z

Eldon-Did you ever find info on Frank?

Ethel Francis & Johnson Warfield

HCDougherty — 2011-07-06 20:50:39Z

I am researching some land in Jersey County Illinois that was owned by Ethel and Johnson Warfield and latter sold to the Oden Family around 1960. I am trying to find out who owned the land before the Warfield's did in order to research the land back into the 1800's. Any help would be gladly appreciated

Re: Warfield Family of Maryland

stirfrye56 — 2011-06-23 07:15:38Z

believe it or not, still looking for connection between your John Wesley and my Joseph and Laura Warfield. One John in the family is son of Eliza Warfield who lived in D>C> in 1910 etc.

ninawarfield1@verizon.net

Re: G/MOTHER MAZIE ANNA WARFIELD FROM MD.

stirfrye56 — 2011-06-23 06:56:46Z

maisie also married Robert RIchardson and had Lydia RIchardson-Yates, and Leroy Richardson. We are African/Native americans. email is::

ninawarfield1@verizon.net

Re: African American Mazie Anna Warfield

stirfrye56 — 2011-05-10 06:02:14Z

correction: contact stirfrye53@verizon.net

Joseph and Laura Liles Warfield - MD/VA/DC

stirfrye56 — 2011-05-02 04:22:12Z

searching for descendants of Joseph Warfield and Laura Liles [african/native american. Joseph may have some Irish lineage. Laura and Joseph had children Maisie "mazie/masy/maisy," Edward, Carrie and maybe others.

gggg grandmother tabitha

brendacampbell813 — 2011-04-28 02:28:31Z

a daughter of benjamin and rebecca (spurrier) warfield. this benjamin is of john of samuel of alexander of richard. i hope that i have that right. i got that information from the book anne arundel gentry written by newman. it is in the maryland archives. would love something more concrete than a book.

tabitha married richard cromwell. cromwell being another popular name in anne arundel county but i am stuck on him currently.

i am going back to the maryland archives may 21st. if i find anything interesting, i'll post.

WARFIELD Phillip R - Vietnam Wall section 11W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-21 19:47:55Z

WARFIELD Phillip R - Vietnam Wall section 11W

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 220,673 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.

Re: Warfield family from MD

jfillmanrichards — 2011-04-11 22:37:50Z

Sorry, I haven't been on for a while. I have not followed the Dorsey line back to England. If you were working with Richard Faber, you probably have most of what I have. I am currently trying to come forward from Seth Warfield Senior through Seth Warfield Junior and his daughter Harriet Amelia Warifeld who married John Jacob Benepe and moved to Tuscarawas County Ohio. I am looking for proof that Harriet was Seth, jr's daughter. If there is anything specific thta you are looking for, I'll be happy to see if I have it.
Jeanne

Re: Warfield family from MD

patk4343 — 2011-03-03 02:38:23Z

I have been working on Warfield of Maryland for many years. I just saw your post and hope it is still active. I would be more than glad to share what I have in exchange for your research. Have also been able to trace the Dorsey line back to when it was Darcy. Very interesting that a Darcy was beheaded by Henry VIII for treason.

Re: Warfield family from MD

patk4343 — 2011-03-03 02:32:52Z

i don't know if this is still active, but I have been researching the Warfields of Maryland also. I have worked with Rich Faber and met with him just last year. Sadly, he has passed. His database that he mentions is in the possession of the Howard County Historical Society. I would however be appreciative of any information that you may have and would be more than willing to share what I have found.

Re: Chicago Warfield

vgraffius1 — 2011-01-30 23:57:43Z

So, you are fairly certain you and I are not related. I would love to have a DNA test (ie: 'Who do you think you are" TV program). Have you done that? Were you ever in personal contact with Rory?

Re: Chicago Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-01-30 23:11:52Z

I wouldn't hesitate to contact anyone. Many people are interested in their family tree but just can't commit the time. I don't think that I am tied to the Kentucky Warfield's either. I believe I an a descendent of Deacon John Warfield who settled in the northeast. I'm not positive but my hunch is that my Warfield lineage was part of the loyalists that went to Canada during the revolutionary war and then migrated back to the US via Michigan, Ohio and/or Indiana. I know we ended up in Iowa. From there forward my records are very accurate.

Re: Chicago Warfield

vgraffius1 — 2011-01-30 23:00:06Z

I have travelled to England several times and lived in the southern US for over 20 years. Have always wondered if I was related to Warfield's in Kentucky. Also thought I might be related to Rory Warfield but did not want to contact her unless she wanted to be contacted.

Re: Chicago Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-01-30 22:10:13Z

No I'm not familiar.

Re: Chicago Warfield

vgraffius1 — 2011-01-30 21:03:02Z

Eldon, I believe my biological father was born on Feb. 1, 1930 in Chicago. Are you familiar with that Warfield family? I have 3 1/2 sisters from his second marriage. But they are not my focus. Vickie

Re: MD Warfields

Mary_SprouseSkokowski — 2011-01-26 14:44:56Z

Does anyone have a Rene Warfield?

Re: MD Warfields

Bluebarron11 — 2011-01-25 19:31:23Z

My Warfields were from Carroll County
My Grt GF had a sister named Sarah born abt 1857.
Id like to see the copy of your DAR appl.

Re: Chicago Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-01-25 06:35:33Z

Nannette,
None of these are relatives of mine. While Granite City is very small there is another seperate unrelated group of Warfield's. You should contact Richard Faber who is a Warfield historian. He has a book as well as a wealth of information on the Maryland Warfield's.
Eldon

Re: Chicago Warfield

Bluebarron11 — 2011-01-25 06:16:36Z

Hi Eldon, Thank you for the reply..sm world Im orig from FL..Tampa Bay area,,My St.Louis Warfields came from Carroll County,Md. moved late 1880.The first I find any info was 1870 Md.Census & have never found GGGF Warfield. I was trying to see if the Basil I found (Granite City)born Md.was related to me..I have his SS # saved & info but its no longer in the death index & know he had 2-3 sons and was buried in Farmville/Granite City ILL..
My Grt.GF Nathan Warfield (1852-1928) had a brother named Basil & I cant find him after about 1910 wondered since he was born 1/1851 if this other Basil/Basel also born Md & in Granite City could be a son or ? Want to exchange more with you ..we may interlink families?? my email is bluebarron1 at msn .
Thanks Nannette

Re: Chicago Warfield

vgraffius1 — 2011-01-23 18:55:05Z

Just starting. My father was born in 1930. My parents were married 1950.
Not sure of divorice date. Saw my father only once in my adult life. In 1982 or 1983. I believe he was deceased in 1995.

Re: Chicago Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-01-23 18:16:45Z

Can you give me a few names and dates ? How much have you done ?

Re: Chicago Warfield

vgraffius1 — 2011-01-23 16:55:22Z

Eldon, can you help me trace my family history? I am Wallace Warfield's daughter from his first marriage.

Re: Chicago Warfield

EldonWarfield — 2011-01-23 13:43:52Z

Nothing on Basil. All of our Warfield's were in Granite City via East St. Louis, via Iowa before the trail gets thin in Ohio and Indiana, possibly NY, Canada or Md. If I can be of any help let me know. There was another branch of Warfield's in Granite City unrelated to us. Mac Warfield was the superintendant of streets for much of the 1970's.

Re: Chicago Warfield

Bluebarron11 — 2011-01-22 05:39:31Z

Hi, do you have any connection to a Basil Warfield that lived in Granite City, ILL.. or Warfields around the St.Louis area dating back from abt 1881 - 1950's especially.

Thank You,
Nannette (Warfield)

Re: Chicago Warfield

vgraffius1 — 2011-01-20 17:36:18Z

My maiden name was Victoria Warfield and I am also Wallace Warfield's daughter. Looking for information.

Re: WARFIELD&MITCHELL of Maryland & Mo.

AbigailBanksD — 2011-01-12 18:14:39Z

You might want to check on the white families of SHIPLEY, DORSEY, LYLES, & MITCHELL. I know the MITCHELs, DORSEYs, & SHIPLEYs, all intermarried. Also there were tons of WARFIELDs in Maryland. Remember Wallis Warfield SIMPSON who married the former King of England, Edward VIII? She too was from Maryland.
Abigail

WARFIELD Dennis G - Vietnam Wall section 26W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-01-06 12:27:00Z

WARFIELD Dennis G - Vietnam Wall section 26W

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 219,081 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.

Benjamin Warfield, Esq. shot and killed 1866

SharonTMSI — 2010-12-29 01:51:04Z

Daily Alta California (San Francisco, California)
November 18, 1866 p. 1 c. 5

Dreadful Tragedy in Kentucky – A Wealthy Citizen Killed.

The St. Louis Journal, October 25th, had the following:
At about seven o’clock on Wednesday evening, October 24th, Benjamin Warfield, Esq., a wealthy and very highly respectable citizen of Lexington, Ky., was shot and killed by Horace Armant in the office of the Broadway Hotel. Several weeks ago, the father of the young Armant was killed by some person unknown, but supposed to be a negro man with whom he had quarreled, and who once belonged to Mr. Warfield, and who was arrested for the offence.
Out of the occurrence there grew a personal misunderstanding, which resulted in the almost simultaneous shooting of the one at the other upon the moment of their meeting in the hotel, as above stated. The report that we have before us says that they came into the office through different doors at the same moment. Armant was shot slightly in the breast, but his victim escaped less fortunately, being shot in the shoulder and bowels. He was conveyed to his home, where he died at 2 o’clock am, having been fully conscious up to the very last.

Mr. Warfield belonged to one of the oldest and most distinguished families of Central Kentucky; was an extensive farmer, and at the time of his death was engaged, also, in a large wholesale grocery business in Lexington. He will be remembered with his brother Wm. Warfield, son-in-law, of the Rev. Dr. Robert J. Breckenridge, as a yearly exhibiter of the finest blooded cattle of the blue-grass region at many of our State Fairs. His wife – a most lovely woman – the daughter of the late John O. Cochrane, of Louisville, Ky., has the sympathy of a very large circle of relatives and friends in this city. He leaves her with three interesting children. He was a high-toned, chivalrous and scrupulously honorable man, and will be missed in Lexington by hosts of warm friends and admirers. His age was about thirty-five. Mrs. Warfield has a sister residing in New Albany, the wife of Joseph Odell, Esq., the editor of the Commercial.

Re: Warfield family from MD

jfillmanrichards — 2010-11-27 18:41:51Z

I am looking for any original source information on Seth Warfield Jr and his family. Please contact me if you have anything. Thanks.

Re: Reason Warfield

vintagebarbievinyl — 2010-11-17 02:56:05Z

Here is my own take on the situation regarding which Mary Woodson marries Reason Warfield:

Thesis: Reason Warfield of Knox County, Kentucky, did not marry Mary Wade Woodson, daughter of Wade Netherland Woodson. Reason Warfield married Mary (Polly) Woodson, the daughter of Henry Macon Woodson.

There are numerous family histories which list the wife of Reason Warfield as Mary Wade Woodson, daughter of Wade Netherland Woodson, granddaughter of Tucker Woodson. I believe this to be incorrect. I think the original source of this error is a hand-typed copy of Marriage Book A from Knox County. The original Marriage Book A no longer exists. The entry for Reason Warfield, while it does list Mary Wade Woodson as the bride, is odd, with the date 6 Nov 1805, being added in later, with a different typewriter. Without the original record, it is impossible to judge the accuracy of this record.

The major work on the Woodson family, Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons and Their Connections (Henry Morton Woodson, 102) lists the birth of Mary Wade Woodson as 25 Oct 1800, in Powhatan County, Virginia. If this birth date is accurate, she would have been only five years old in 1805, the date she supposedly married Reason Warfield of Knox County. Woodson does not list a marriage for her to Reason Warfield. The 1810 census for Knox County shows Wade N. Woodson having two girls under the age of ten. This would match his daughters Caroline Matilda, born in 1803, and Mary, born 1800. It also shows one girl under 16, which matches his daughter Emily, born 1798.

As we trace Mary W. Woodson, the next record for her appears in the Maryland Marriage Records, where she is listed as marrying James B. Scott on 31 Aug 1821, in Baltimore County. They are listed in the 1830 Chesterfield, Virginia Census. They had at least one child, James D. Scott, and then the elder James died.

On her second marriage record, she is listed as Mary W. Scott. She was married to William M. Thornton on 10 Apr 1837 in Chesterfield, Virginia according to Early American Marriages: Virginia to 1850 by Dodd, Jordon R., et al. They appear in the 1840 census for Cumberland County, Virginia. Next, Mary W. Thornton is listed in the nominative 1850 census with her husband, and their son Richard C. Thornton, again in Cumberland County. She appears again, as Mary W. Thornton, in the 1860 Cumberland County Census, this time with just her son and his family. Her last appearance in the census is in 1870, in Cumberland County, but this time she is living with her eldest son, James D. Scott.

Henry Morton Woodson confirms both of the these marriages for her. Her name is consistently listed as “Mary W.” Her age on the census records is always consistent with a birth of 1800, except in the 1870 census, which I believe to be in error. I think it is safe to conclude that Mary Wade Woodson, daughter of Wade Netherland Woodson, is not the woman who married Reason Warfield in 1805 in Knox County, Kentucky.

And so the question remains--just who did Reason Warfield of Knox County, Kentucky marry?

I believe the real answer lies in a marriage announcement placed in the “Kentucky Gazette and General Advertiser” on 28 Nov 1805. The announcement appears thus: “Dr. R. Warfield of Barbourville, to Miss Polly Woodson, daughter of Henry Woodson, of Knox County. Married Nov. 3, 1805.” It should be remembered that Polly was a very common nickname for Mary. The 1810 Census for Knox County, Kentucky shows Reason Warfield in Barbourville, with a wife between 16 and 25 and two daughters. Reason himself is in the 26 to 45 category. This is all possible with a marriage in 1805. The 1810 Census also lists a Henry Woodson,, with his wife, both in the age category of 26 to 45. They would be an acceptable age range to be the parents of Reason Warfield’s wife.

The 1820 through 1840 censuses always show Reason Warfield with a wife, always aging appropriately. In 1850, we finally get a name for her--Mary. Her year of birth is about 1789 which would have made her about 16 when she married. This birth date also is three years prior to the marriage of Wade N. Woodson and Mary Harris. Her birthplace is listed as Virginia. But this census also reveals something else that has confused researchers: Reason Warfield and Mary Woodson have a 19-year-old son named Wade. I think it is also important to note here that they also have a daughter named Elizabeth. Both of these are family names for the Woodsons and will have an important bearing on determining who exactly Mary Woodson was.

We could stop here and simply say these must be two separate Marys because she cannot have been in two places at once. Still I think it is necessary to explain the presence of the son named Wade in Reason Warfield’s family. This lies in the origin of Henry Woodson of Knox County, Kentucky.

According to the Historical Genealogy of the Woodsons, Tucker Woodson also had a son named Henry Macon Woodson, who had a daughter Mary and a son William and married Elizabeth Burton. The book offers little other information on this Henry. I believe this Henry and this Mary to be those mentioned the marriage announcement placed in the “Kentucky Gazette and General Advertiser” on 28 Nov 1805.

The evidence for this is largely circumstantial. Mary gives her birthplace as Virginia in the 1850 census, which would be consistent with Henry originally coming from Virginia. By 1805, Henry is established in Knox County, Kentucky, where his daughter would have had the opportunity to meet Reason Warfield.

According to the Valentine Papers, (p. 650) Wade N. Woodson, and a Frances Harris of Powhatan County, Virginia, had an undivided moiety of a tract of land 6900 acres in Lincoln County (from which Knox County was formed) Kentucky on the waters of the Cumberland River and Stinking Creek. In 1810, both Henry Woodson and Wade N. Woodson appear in the Knox County, Kentucky Census. In 1820, Henry is on Stinking Creek and Wade is on Greesy Creek. They both again appear in 1830 and 1840 censuses. Both men are in the appropriate age ranges for Wade N. Woodson, born 1763, and Henry Macon Woodson, born 1770. I believe the Henry Woodson in Knox County is Henry Macon Woodson, the son of Tucker Woodson of Virginia. It does not seem unreasonable to me that two brothers from Virginia would move together to Kentucky. Family was important, and they relied on one another for assistance and support.

Janet Poff

Re: Reuben Warfield in Maryland

war7815 — 2010-11-07 21:56:12Z

The Reuben Warfield you are possibly looking for B: 10 Jul 1801 in Lisbon, Anne Arundel County, Maryland D: 24 Apr 1892 and is buried in Lisbon, now Howard County, Maryland. He owned property in Carroll County, Maryland also. His parents were Eli Warfield, and Frances Dorsey. He descends from of Seth, of Richard, of John, of Richard I. and his Mother was Mary Rogers Gaither.
I have quite a few records on him from land records to slave registers to his profile.
He married three times, first to Deborah Leatherwood no date recorded but child born in 1833; second to Rachel Warfield a cousin in 1837 and third to Achsah Dorsey 1843.
Wallis Warfield Simpson, Spencer, and last the Duchess of Windsor was probably a 2nd cousin. As Rich faber, historian and geneologist told you years back all the Warfields are somehow related back to Richard the First.
Let me know what your connection to Reuben is and I will be happy to share what I have collected.
Robert E. Warfield

Re: Larkin and Leatha Warfield family info

war7815 — 2010-10-29 00:47:34Z

Greetingsw from the Lloyd Dorsey Warfield family tree. Larkin "aka Barton" Warfield was the son of Allen Warfield, of Vachel, Benjamin, John, Richard I. Larkin lived in what is now Howard County, Maryland on a farm with father Allen .
Until it was sold to Reuben Warfield an uncle. The farm was part of Vachel Warfields estate inherited by Lloyd Dorsey Warfield, Allens brother in Vachels 1815 Will. I have Larkins birth, marriage recorded in pages of Lloyd Warfield's family bible and testiment. I also have hanwritten family records passed down which mention that Larkin's first wife, no name, took off one day andf he then moved to Indiana. He surfaced in calloway County as larkin Barton Warfield and the rest of the info in your email is the same that I have in my records. Larkin was my 3rd great UUncle.
Would love to hear from you and share documents.
My email is rwarfield09@gmail.com.
Robert E. Warfield (9th generation).

Re: Descendants of John and Peregrina (Wheelock) Warfield

gail8129 — 2010-10-27 16:58:12Z

look up history of ralph wheelock charlton mass. I believe is daughter. quite a bit of history here. Including relations to john adams.