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IntroductionThe WARREN family so far all originate from the Huntingdonshire area of England. The earliest WARREN family member we have found is William Warren who married Mary Stearn in 1770 at St. Ives, Hunts. So far we have only located one child, William Warren, born circa 1771.
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Derivations
of the name are Warren, Warran, Warrand,
Warrant. The first references to the name are William
de Warene, de Warenne, de Garenna in 1086
in the Doomsday Book; Hamelinus de Warrena in 1187 in the Transcripts
of Charters relating to the Gilbertine Houses for Lincolnshire; William
de Warenne 1285 in the Feet of Fines for Essex. From La Varenne
(Seine-Inférieure). Second Edition, published by Routledge & Kegan Paul, second edition, ISBN 0 7100 8106 5 Warren Form of Warrene, very common in the south and in East Anglia. The surname has sometimes absorbed, or been absorbed by, Warin and its group.
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