Margaret was born in 1633 in Ireland. She married James Warren in Maine. [1]
James Warren had several grants of land and held various town offices. His will was dated 9 December 1700 and proved 24 December 1702. His wife Margaret was born in Ireland and her will was dated 13 December 1712 and proved 15 October 1713. They had five children: Gilbert, James, Margaret, Grisel, and Jane. [2]
"In The Name of God Amen. I Margret Warren of the town of Kittrey.... very Aged and growing grave ward Apace but of Sound and Disposing sence and memory doe make this my Last will and testament in manner as followeth...
Viz my will is that the money I have I Leave and Do Order for the Defraing my funerall Charges and what Shall be Left to be Equally Divided A mongst my three Children Gilbard James and Margret.
2ly I give and bequeath unto my Son Gilbird warren one Cow and three Sheep.
3ly I give and bequeath to my daughter margret Stackpole my great Brass Kittle and two Blankits and one Coverlid and ten yeards of woling Cloath and my great wodden platter and one pare of Sheets and all my waring Cloathes
4ly I give and bequeath into my Son James Warren my feather bed and bolster and all the Rest of my Estat whatsoever abroad or at home without dores or within
5ly I doe ordain and Appoint my Son James Warren the hole and Soul Executor to this my Last will and testament revoaking and Renounsing all other will heretofore by me made
In witness hereof I set to my hand and Seal this thirteen day of december Anno Domni-one thousand seven hundred and twelve-
Signed Sealed and ( ) to be her Last will and testament
in the presence of
Margret Warren
her X mark
Baker Nason
his X mark
Joseph Wood
Thomas Curtis"(4)
In Vaughan Woods Memorial State park there is a plaque marking the home site of James and Margaret Warren. In the 1630's, much of this property was bought by Europeans and often given to indentured servants upon completion of their service. James Warren, a Scot loyal to the King of England during the civil war, was one of these indentured servants. At the end of his indentures, he settled on a 50 acre lot within the current park[3]
There is no documentation that Margaret Richards married James Warren of Maine since records only refer to her by first name.
Originally shown here as the daughter of Thomas Richards and Wealthian Loring, Anderson in the Great Migration found no evidence to show a relationship. She has been disconnected pending reliable sources to prove the link.
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