Capt. John Ira "Elias" Warren, Jr.

A Patriot of the American Revolution for GEORGIA with the rank of Captain. DAR Ancestor #: A121550

March, 1806: John Warren, as next of kin, became guardian of the following minor children (under 14) of his deceased brother Joseph Warren: John, Sarah, Elias and Solomon.

Known residences:

- 1810: moved to Sandy Hook, Mississippi

Buried in Warren Cemetery in Sandy Hook, Mississippi.

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John Warren III (1752 - 1821) Capt. John Warren III Born 18 Dec 1752 in Craven, South Carolinamap ANCESTORS ancestors Son of John Elias Warren II and Martha (Dubose) Warren Brother of Mary Martha (Warren) Norwood, Elias Warren, Martha (Warren) Pigott, Joseph Warren, Sarah Warren, Soloman Warren and Benjamin Warren Husband of Elizabeth (Perkins) Warren — married 1773 (to 1811) in SCmap Husband of Sarah Ann (Clapp) Warren — married 29 Jun 1816 in Marion, Mississippimap DESCENDANTS descendants Father of John Warren, Elizabeth (Warren) Ball, Elizabeth Jane (Warren) Tynes, Daniel Rees Warren and Martha Jane (Warren) Rankin Died 22 May 1821 in Sandy Hook, Marion, Mississippi, United Statesmap Profile manager: Michelle Brooks private message [send private message] Profile last modified 27 Nov 2019 | Created 9 May 2014 This page has been accessed 1,070 times.

Capt. John Warren III served during the American Revolution Service started: Unit(s): Service ended: Biography John Warren Jr. (1752-1821), married 1773 Elizabeth Perkins, daughter of Rees Perkins and Elizabeth Colson. She was baptized 22 Oct 1761 at Prince Frederick Parish Winyah, Craven County, South Carolina. John was baptized 29 May 1753 in the same parish. He served in the Revolutionary War in Capt. Elias DuBose' Company of Volunteer Militia from St David's Parish in 1776. He later also served in the 6th Company, Col. John Thomas' Regiment, Georgia Militia, February 1778, for which he received land in Liberty County, Georgia. They moved to Liberty County, Georgia, by 1783, were he was a deacon at the Midway Church 1791-1810, and Justice of the Peace in December, 1791.

The Governor of Georgia issued a passport for John Warren to travel through the Creek Nation of Indians January 5, 1810 with his wife and two children and seven Negroes. Others traveling with the family was John's daughter Jane along with her husband Fleming Tynes Jr. two children and one Negro.

In the month of February there were three more children of John and Elizabeth's who followed their father to the Mississippi Territory. Sons John and Samuel and daughter Elizabeth who married Sampson Edward Ball all came from Liberty County, Georgia.

In 1810, they moved to Sandy Hook, Mississippi, on the Pearl River just opposite the point where the Louisiana State Line meets the river.

There John and Elizabeth spent her final days. Before Elizabeth Perkins Warrens death she requested that she be buried in her garden. Hers was the first grave .

"This garden spot has become the Old Warren Cemetery. The many oaks, holly, and numerous other beautiful trees that surround this old homesite and cemetery make it so peaceful that it is akin to being sacred." The Children of John and Elizabeth were:

Curtis Jesse (1774-1812) John (Jack) (1776-1850) Samuel (1779-1819) Elizabeth Warren Ball (1783-1816) Elias (1785-1790) Jane (1786-1856 married first Flemming Tynes, second Willis Magee. Daniel Rees (1793-1841) Martha Jane Warren (1796-1875) who married William Milton Rankin After Elizabeth's death, John married 28 Jun 1816 Sarah Ann Clapp Lott, widow of Arthur K Lott, killed by Indians 1812 at Warriors Stand, Macon County, Alabama, who settled Lott's Bluff (now Columbia, Mississippi.)

Cemetery Headstone: #69 (pg 514) John Warren, 18 Dec 1752 - 22 May 1821; erected by Mrs. Martha Rankin; metal plaque on stone reads: Revolutionary Soldier 1775 - 1783, placed by Catherine Ard Chapter, DAR. Addendum: Warren Cemetery p. 514, #69. According to History of Marion County Mississippi (1976), p 81, a memorial service was conducted in June 1969 by the Catherine Ard Chapter of the DAR, marking the grave of John Warren with a bronze plaque. Sources

http://www.ewbarnard.com/public/rees_perkins.html http://thefamilysnoop.blogspot.com/2012/08/john-warren-rs-c-1725-18...

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=leavon&id... Source: S-252371952 Repository: #R-847617757 Title: Ancestry Family Trees Publication: Online publication - Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com. Original data: Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. Page: Ancestry Family Tree Data: Text: http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=69287158&pid... Repository: R-847617757 Name: Ancestry.com

From: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Warren-5510

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John Elias Warren Jr. BIRTH 18 Dec 1752 DEATH 22 May 1821 (aged 68) BURIAL Warren Cemetery Sandy Hook, Marion County, Mississippi, USA MEMORIAL ID 9605811 · View Source MEMORIAL PHOTOS 6 FLOWERS 7 PLANT TREES Family Members Spouse Photo Elizabeth Rebecca Perkins Warren 1757–1811

Children Photo John Jackson Warren 1776–1850

Photo Elizabeth Jane Warren Tynes Magee 1786–1859

Photo Daniel Rees Warren 1793–1841

Photo Martha Jane Warren Rankin 1796–1875

Gravesite Details Revolutionary Soldier 1775-1783

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/9605811/john-elias-warren

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• Religion: BAPTIZED MAY 29, 1753
• Residence: Sandy Hook, Marion, Mississippi, USA, Sandy Hook, Marion, Mississippi, USA
• Military service: South Carolina Militia, Revolutionary War
  • Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Dec 27 2018, 11:13:12 UTC