Hi,
Here are some will extracts taken from....
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~sterth/wills_by_name_tz.htmDon't know if they're directly yours but probably some relation!!!
William Warren, tinner of St Just in Penwith
written - 15 Nov 1777
proved - 19 May 1778
pages - 218-219
Maddern Leggoe, blacksmith
Alice Warren, widow & William Warren, her son
Thomas, Archilaus, Loveday Warren - sons & daughter of Alice Warren
mentions - William James, Henry Williams, Thomas Bennetts,
Edward Saundry
witnesses - FS Allen, William Warren
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John Warren, St Just in Penwith tinner
written - 26-Dec 1813
proved - 18-May 1814
pages - 486/487
sons - William, Nicholas, Richd
daughters - Jane, Margaret
wife - Margaret
witnesses - Chrisr Leggoe Jr, John Walters
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William Warren, Sancreed yeoman
written - 17-Jan 1812
proved - 6-May 1812
pages - 452/453
sons - Thomas, William, John, Richard
daughters - Alice, Elizabeth, Mary
son - Henry less than 21
wife - Alice
witnesses - John Wallis, Wm Stevens
and then some bits and pieces from A2A website...
http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/ - search William Warren and you'll find a whole saga in the Cornwall Quarter Sessions Oct 1799-1811 about William refusing to support his father Edmund living in St. Just. He later refuses to support his mother Mary also!!
and then...
Cornwall Quarter Sessions - relating to the 1820s and 30s, mostly people stealing from Richard Warren, including....
"James Tonkin of St. Just in Penwith, lab., indicted for stealing 10 gallons of barley and a sack, property of Richard Warren: transported for seven years." in 1832
"William Humphrys committed to bridewell for lack of sureties in breach of peace against Richard Warren: discharged." 1831
"Thomas Thomas of St. Just in Penwith, lab., indicted for stealing 10lbs. of candles, property of Richard Warren and others: six weeks' hard labour in Bodmin gaol, then private whipping." 20th Oct. 1829
Hope this is all new and vaguely relevant
