Abel Warriner

From "The Warriner Family of New England Origin," Rev. Edwin Warriner, Joel Munsell's Sons, Publisher, Albany, 1899 (New York Public Library Reprint), page 112: "309 ABEL WARRINER, tenth child of Nathan (136) and Hannah, was born Jan. 21, 1801; married Sophia Ferry, Dec. 29, 1822. They moved to Delmar, PA., and he died there Feb. 17, 1877. He was a farmer and a member of the Free Will Baptist Church."

Wellsboro Agitator, Tioga, PA - Wed., August 27, 1902, Pg 1 Mrs Mary A. Warriner, aged 78, the widow of Mr. Samuel B. Warriner, and for 30 years past, a resident of Wellsboro, died here Monday evening [8/25/ 1902] of dropsy at the home of her adopted daughter, Mrs B. F. Spencer. The deceased was the eldest of the 12 children of the late Abel Warriner, of Delmar, who came to this region from Monson, Mass., more than 60 years ago and was among the early settlers in Delmar. Mrs Warriner's husband, for years established here a jeweler, was her cousin. He died 15 years ago. She is survived by one son, Mr Marshal B. Warriner, of this borough. The deceased was a member of the Free Baptist Church and an exemplary Christian. Funeral services, conducted by Rev. N. L. Reynolds and Rev. L. A. Roberts, will be held from Mr B. F. Spencer's residence at two o'clock this afternoon.