Richard Warren, the Younger

Sources

1. The American Genealogist: an article entitled: Ancestors of nathaniel Foote: Warren line by Myrtle Stevens Hyde.
2. Richard (Alias Waller) Warren, born ca. 1527, married Beatrice (named in his won will and in that of his brother William) but was suvived by no children. His will, dated 23 October 1580, names his close relatives. He was named in the will of his brother-in-law, John Foote.

Links

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"RICHARD WARREN THE YOUNGER"

The will of Richard Warren the Elder was dated March 28, 1557 and "proved" on May 2, 1557. In the will, Richard Warren identifies himself as "Richarde Warren otherwysse called Waller, of Bassingborne, county Cambridge". Richard Warren the Younger ("Richarde my sonne") is identified as the first heir and bequeathed "ye house in whiche I nowe dwell wt all ye londe and pastuore".....To "Alce my wife", Richard Warren bequeaths "my house called Atkynsons wch castell now dwelleth in wt acers londe in ye ocupienge of ye sayed castell dwerynge ye terme of hir life".

Source -- "Nasalrod / Bickmore Family Homepage: Information About Richard Warren"

www.genealogy.com/ftm/n/a/s/Kennieth-J-Nasalrod/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0352.html

In the updated will of John Foote, probated on July 18, 1558 in London, Richard Warren is identified as "wife's (Helen Foote) brother, further identified as "Richard Warren the Younger", and bequeathed forty shillings.

Source -- "Foote Family Tree: Information About James John Foote"

www.genealogy.com/ftm/f/o/o/Eve-Foote/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0024.html