WARNER

[palmtree]

No Robert and Mary but I start with a John married to Elizabeth (name unknown) having children in Leigh from 1729 onwards. This John died in 1754 in Leigh - I have not found a death for Elizabeth. The name is shown as Walner but my ancester who is their daughter Ann was married as Warner

Their children were
Elizabeth 1729
Peter Wyngrave Warner 1730-1734
Anna Maria 1732-1734
William 1734
Sarah 1741
Mary born and died 1745
John 1747
Ann no baptism found 
Thomas died 1750

[findem]

Hi Palmtree,
Looks as though if we link it's going to be a bit further back in time, my two families do share some christian names with yours, hard to say if that is significant.  Any way here are are mine, all are baptisms except Harriet, haven't found her baptism yet, the date and place are gleaned from a census.
Robert Warner married Mary Cornwall 1769 at Gt Wakering, all known children baptised at Sandon, Essex.
William 1772, Sarah 1774, John 1776, Elizabeth 1778, James 1780, Frances 1782, Susanna 1784, Henry 1788 & Ann 1790, strange no Robert or Mary 

John Warner married Elizabeth Sewell at Sandon, except for Harriet all known children baptised in Sandon.
Harriet born about 1803 in Springfield, Essex, Charles 1808, Sarah 1810, William 1813, Thomas 1814, Henry 1818 & Edward 1819.  Again no children found who were named after their parents.
 

[Warner]

Hello, my name is Barry Warner from the north west.  eldest relative is Harry 86.  Just started to try and trace family history, looking for any Warners who might be related.  Also had relatives in the south west.

[findem]

Hi Barry,
Nice to hear from you.
You have probably read that my most recent born Warner is Sarah who was born 1810.  At the stage you are currently at I will not, unfortunately, have any info of help to you.
I hope you have milked dry of info those relatives still alive, it's amazing how much family lore they can recall once they get started.  Also amazing how much turns out to be vital info, e.g. gt gt grandfather Jack's real name was Ernest. 
My Warners movements were from Gt Wakering to Sandon but where they were located before Gt Wakering is anyone's guess.  So at the moment I can't rule out linking up with anyone's Warners.  During my next trip to the UK and the ERO I am hoping to find a generation or two before the Gt Wakering family.  If I make headway I'll post the results on here sometime during November this year.
Good luck with your research, if you feel there is anything at all I can help you with please let me know.   

[Megwynne]

Hello

My Warners are from Colchester in Essex. 

GGG Grandfather James Warner
married Eleanor (Ellen) Gallerfing in 1855.

Their children: James, Eleanor (Ellen), Charles, Arthur, Susan (Annie), Alice, Walter, Frederick, William and Frank.

GG Grandmother - Ellen Warner

Grandfather - Thomas Charles Warner (b 1881) newspaper compositor

Mother - Marjorie Frances Warner

Anyone tracing the same line?

All the best

[Welsh Jen]

If you find any Warner / Worner's in South Wales (particularly Swansea) let me know I have these in my distant line.

 

[findem]

Hi Jen,
Just noticed your reply to my post, sorry I didn't reply to it sooner but from the 1st of Oct to 5th Nov I was over in the UK, Essex, with no computer access.  There was no email awaiting me on my return to Oz advising of your post, I just on an impulse decided to check out some of my posts and noticed your reply.
At this stage I have no Welsh connection with my Warners and quite frankly would rather not have one  .  I can only get to the UK every second year and travelling to Wales from Essex would rob me of time in the Essex Records office.
Having said that I do have a Mary JONES who married Jonathon Cornwall in 1720 at Kelvedon, Essex, whom I haven't found yet, she is linked to my Warners via the Cornwalls.
As far as my Warners go I achieved nothing this trip except that I now know that Robert was not baptised in Leigh On Sea or Gt Wakering.
Regards

[Welsh Jen]

Ok, watch yourself I'm Welsh 
With regards to your Warner's If you should find welsh connections let me know as I may be able to help you with the resources I have at home.

Kindest Regards and all the very best in your research
Jen 

[findem]

OK Jen I'll watch out.

Thanks for the offer, there was a time when I would have dismissed any thought of ancestors outside Essex.  Now I have Sturdy from Yorkshire, Harris & Clarke from Suffolk and Dalton & Beales from Norfolk.  So I'll keep your offer in mind because you never know where the trail will go.  One thing I do know for sure is that I do have some Celtic blood but whether it is Welsh, Scots or Irish I wouldn't have a clue, maybe one day I'll find out.
Regards and good luck with your research.