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William Warner

Birth17 Sep 1742 - New York City
Death08 Dec 1807 - New York City
MotherBregje Van Alstyne
FatherThomas Warner

Born in New York City on 17 Sep 1742 to Thomas Warner and Bregje Van Alstyne. William Warner married Jane Chardavoyne and had 8 children. He passed away on 08 Dec 1807 in New York City.

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Parents
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Thomas Warner
1710 - Unknown
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Bregje Van Alstyne
1719 - 1819
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Jane Chardavoyne
1738 - Unknown
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Maria Brower
1748 - 1785
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Everardus Warner
1771 - 1847
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Wilhelmus Warner
1773 - 1798
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Leonard Willemszen Warner
1768 - 1839
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Bregje Warner
1765 - Unknown
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Thomas Warner
1782 - Unknown
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Jacob Warner
1775 - 1798
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Cornelis Warner
1784 - Unknown
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Ann Warner
1770 - Unknown

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