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Joan Warner

Birth1615 - Anne Arundel, Maryland, American Colonies
Death1670 - Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Maryland, American Colonies
MotherJanet Halsted
FatherLawrence Towneley

Born in Anne Arundel, Maryland, American Colonies on 1615 to Lawrence Towneley and Janet Halsted. Joan Warner married James Warner 10GG/11GG and had 14 children. She passed away on 1670 in Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Maryland, American Colonies.

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Parents
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Lawrence Towneley
1570 - 1655
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Janet Halsted
1578 - 1623
Spouse(s)
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James Warner 10Gg/11gg
1603 - 1672
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James Warner
1663 - 1672
Children Show all
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Catherine Warner
1635 - 1707
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Johanna Warner
1634 - 1691
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Samuel Warner
1648 - Unknown
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Sarah Warner
1629 - 1695
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Philip Warner
1644 - Unknown
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Howard Warner
1638 - Unknown
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George Henry Warner
1625 - 1710
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Joane Warner
1638 - Unknown
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Sarah Warner
1640 - Unknown
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Samuel Warner
1636 - Unknown
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Philip Warner
1640 - Unknown
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Sarah Anne Warner
1670 - 1712
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Catherine Warner
1630 - 1708
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Henry Warner
1625 - 1710

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