Agnes Warner

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About 1735 there was an influx of settlers from the East, a few families coming from New England, among whom were the Twinings, Lintons, and others. The Warners were there ten years earlier. Joseph, born in 1701 and married Agnes Croasdale, of Middletown, in 1723, settled there in 1726, and afterward purchased 150 acres of Abraham Chapman, part of the original Clark tract. The old mansion is still standing, 147 years old (1876 editions). An addition was built to it in 1769. He was grandson of the first William, who died at Blockley in 1706. The ancestral acres are still in the family, owned by Thomas Warner, the fifth in descent from Joseph Warner. It is thought that 1,700 persons have descended from Thomas Warner, the first settler in Wrightstown. ~•Davis

will abstract

3.237. Agnes Mitchel, of Middletown Twp., Widow. April 29, 1768. Proved August 30, 1771.

• Son Thomas Warner and son-in-law James Wildman, exrs.
• Children, John, Joseph Croasdale, Abraham, Isaac and Thomas Warner,
• Mary Wildman, Ruth Warner and Sarah Wigons.
• Granddau.s. Agnes Wigons.
• Wit: John Thornton, Sarah Thornton.