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Descendants of Abraham Warren and Mary Ann Horsington (at least two or three generations)

Sara Whitford
Sara Whitford@sara
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#1 · January 22, 2019, 9:30 pm
Quote from Sara Whitford on January 22, 2019, 9:30 pm

I don't descend from this family (at least not that I know of), but some Warren descendants do seem to cross paths with my own ancestors on occasion, so they're a family of interest to me.

I'm sure I have TONS of holes in my information about the descendants of Abraham WARREN and Mary Ann HORSINGTON, but I still think it's a good idea to put what I have here in case other Warren researchers would like to jump in and either correct me, or add to the available data.

Abraham WARREN was born about 1709. He married Mary Ann HORSINGTON, daughter of Benedictus HORSINGTON and Dinah CARRAWAY.

They had at least five children (I'm guessing at the birth years.):

  • Abraham Warren (1733–1806) m. Ann (LNU). They had at least one daughter:
    • Nancy WARREN (abt. 1780–abt 1846) m. John REEL. They had at least one daughter:
      • Sarah Ann "Sally Ann" REEL (abt. 1806–?) m. Calvin MORRIS
  • Henry WARREN (1735–?)
  • Horsington WARREN (1736–?)
  • Jacob Warren (1737–?) m. Mary Ann MITCHELL. They had at least one daughter:
    • Sarah WARREN (abt. 1775–?) m. Malachi OTTERSON. They had at least two children:
      • Lydia OTTERSON m. Arthur EDWARDS. They moved to Tennessee.
      • Caleb OTTERSON
  • Jeremiah WARREN (1750–?) m. (Wife is unknown). They had at least four children:
    • Lewis WARREN (abt. 1775–?); had illegitimate child with his niece, Martha "Patsy" MITCHELL, daughter of... (bastardy notice attached below)
    • Mary WARREN (abt. 1780–?) m. James MITCHELL (abt. 1775–1815; Laban MORRIS was a witness to his will). Their children were:
      • Martha "Patsey" MITCHELL (abt. 1796–?)
      • Sarah "Sally" MITCHELL
      • Nancy MITCHELL
      • Elizabeth MITCHELL (abt. 1800–1855) m. Jesse POLLARD, son of Frederick POLLARD and Rachel NELSON. Elizabeth and Jesse moved to Tennessee.
    • Elizabeth "Betsy" WARREN (abt. 1779–?) m. Thomas LAUGHINGHOUSE. They had at least one son:
      • Young LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1804–?) m. Polly HENDRICK. They had at least 9 children.
        • John LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1830–?)
        • James LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1832–?)
        • Mary LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1835–?)
        • Martha LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1837–?)
        • Thomas LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1838–?)
        • George LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1839–?)
        • Susan LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1841–?)
        • Emily LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1843–?)
        • Elizabeth LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1845–?)
    • Louisa WARREN (abt. 1785–?) m1. Reuben BELL. m2. Benjamin MARRINER. They had at least one daughter:
      • Frusanna Martin MARINNER (Thanks for the tip, @bsumrell!)

Again, if you have any further information on this family, or if I've made any mistakes here, please comment below. 🙂


I don't descend from this family (at least not that I know of), but some Warren descendants do seem to cross paths with my own ancestors on occasion, so they're a family of interest to me.

I'm sure I have TONS of holes in my information about the descendants of Abraham WARREN and Mary Ann HORSINGTON, but I still think it's a good idea to put what I have here in case other Warren researchers would like to jump in and either correct me, or add to the available data.

Abraham WARREN was born about 1709. He married Mary Ann HORSINGTON, daughter of Benedictus HORSINGTON and Dinah CARRAWAY.

They had at least five children (I'm guessing at the birth years.):

  • Abraham Warren (1733–1806) m. Ann (LNU). They had at least one daughter:
    • Nancy WARREN (abt. 1780–abt 1846) m. John REEL. They had at least one daughter:
      • Sarah Ann "Sally Ann" REEL (abt. 1806–?) m. Calvin MORRIS
  • Henry WARREN (1735–?)
  • Horsington WARREN (1736–?)
  • Jacob Warren (1737–?) m. Mary Ann MITCHELL. They had at least one daughter:
    • Sarah WARREN (abt. 1775–?) m. Malachi OTTERSON. They had at least two children:
      • Lydia OTTERSON m. Arthur EDWARDS. They moved to Tennessee.
      • Caleb OTTERSON
  • Jeremiah WARREN (1750–?) m. (Wife is unknown). They had at least four children:
    • Lewis WARREN (abt. 1775–?); had illegitimate child with his niece, Martha "Patsy" MITCHELL, daughter of... (bastardy notice attached below)
    • Mary WARREN (abt. 1780–?) m. James MITCHELL (abt. 1775–1815; Laban MORRIS was a witness to his will). Their children were:
      • Martha "Patsey" MITCHELL (abt. 1796–?)
      • Sarah "Sally" MITCHELL
      • Nancy MITCHELL
      • Elizabeth MITCHELL (abt. 1800–1855) m. Jesse POLLARD, son of Frederick POLLARD and Rachel NELSON. Elizabeth and Jesse moved to Tennessee.
    • Elizabeth "Betsy" WARREN (abt. 1779–?) m. Thomas LAUGHINGHOUSE. They had at least one son:
      • Young LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1804–?) m. Polly HENDRICK. They had at least 9 children.
        • John LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1830–?)
        • James LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1832–?)
        • Mary LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1835–?)
        • Martha LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1837–?)
        • Thomas LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1838–?)
        • George LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1839–?)
        • Susan LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1841–?)
        • Emily LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1843–?)
        • Elizabeth LAUGHINGHOUSE (abt. 1845–?)
    • Louisa WARREN (abt. 1785–?) m1. Reuben BELL. m2. Benjamin MARRINER. They had at least one daughter:
      • Frusanna Martin MARINNER (Thanks for the tip, @bsumrell!)

Again, if you have any further information on this family, or if I've made any mistakes here, please comment below. 🙂

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Last edited on January 22, 2019, 9:33 pm by Sara Whitford
Sara Whitford
Sara Whitford@sara
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#2 · January 22, 2019, 10:53 pm
Quote from Sara Whitford on January 22, 2019, 10:53 pm

Just stumbled on this... a WARREN deed abstract witnessed by my elusive Laban MORRIS. [from Abstracts of Deeds, Craven Co, NC, Books 40, 41, & 42 (1817-1823) by Dr. A.B. Pruitt.]

January 8, 1816 - Jeremiah WARREN (Craven County) to my son Lewis WARREN (same); for natural love towards my son gave 50 acres; border: begins below plantation where I live at first branch where second line of John WILLIAMS' patent crosses said branch, joins a swamp, & mouth of first branch where it joins the swamp; part of grant Jul. 23, 1741 to John WILLIAMS (signed) Jeremiah WARREN; Witnesses: Laban MORRIS & Caleb OTSEN; wit. oath Jun 1820 by Caleb OTSEN; Craven County Deed Book 42, p. 67.


Just stumbled on this... a WARREN deed abstract witnessed by my elusive Laban MORRIS. [from Abstracts of Deeds, Craven Co, NC, Books 40, 41, & 42 (1817-1823) by Dr. A.B. Pruitt.]

January 8, 1816 - Jeremiah WARREN (Craven County) to my son Lewis WARREN (same); for natural love towards my son gave 50 acres; border: begins below plantation where I live at first branch where second line of John WILLIAMS' patent crosses said branch, joins a swamp, & mouth of first branch where it joins the swamp; part of grant Jul. 23, 1741 to John WILLIAMS (signed) Jeremiah WARREN; Witnesses: Laban MORRIS & Caleb OTSEN; wit. oath Jun 1820 by Caleb OTSEN; Craven County Deed Book 42, p. 67.

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Becky Sumrell
Becky Sumrell@bsumrell
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#3 · January 23, 2019, 6:07 am
Quote from Becky Sumrell on January 23, 2019, 6:07 am

I can add to this, some.

Abraham Warren, Jr. and Ann had the following:

  • Sydney Warren married John Blakey 5 Jan 1792.  They had seven children by the time her mother died in 1810:  Jesse, Sarah, Levi, David, Susannah, John, Nancy.
  • Nancy Warren married John Reel 4 Aug 1803: John, Sarah "Sally" Ann, Alfred.
  • Mary Warren married Levi Gaskins 10 Apr 1806: Martha, Ann, Thomas.
  • Jeremiah Warren.  Don't know who he married, but he may have had a son named Abraham mentioned in his grandmother's will.
  • Susannah Warren married John Hall 14 Sep 1810.

There may have been other grandchildren, but these are all the ones mentioned in the estate papers of Ann Warren.

The long lived Valentine Warren was the son of Horsington Warren.

Malachi Otterson and Sarah Warren had another daughter, Charlotte, who was a little older than Lydia according to Sarah's estate papers.

Henry Warren had sons Henry and  Shadrack (Beaufort Deed Book 13, page 490, for Shadrack).

James Mitchell and Mary Warren had the following: Martha "Patsy", Elizabeth "Betsy", Nancy, Sarah "Sally" Ann.  Patsy married a William Tyre according to her father's estate papers.

Young Laughinghouse and Mary "Polly" Hendricks had one more daughter that I know of:  Sarah Ellen Laughinghouse.  My line comes through Emily Augusta Laughinghouse who married Alfred Gatlin.  Her brother, John, married Alfred's sister, Elizabeth.


I can add to this, some.

Abraham Warren, Jr. and Ann had the following:

  • Sydney Warren married John Blakey 5 Jan 1792.  They had seven children by the time her mother died in 1810:  Jesse, Sarah, Levi, David, Susannah, John, Nancy.
  • Nancy Warren married John Reel 4 Aug 1803: John, Sarah "Sally" Ann, Alfred.
  • Mary Warren married Levi Gaskins 10 Apr 1806: Martha, Ann, Thomas.
  • Jeremiah Warren.  Don't know who he married, but he may have had a son named Abraham mentioned in his grandmother's will.
  • Susannah Warren married John Hall 14 Sep 1810.

There may have been other grandchildren, but these are all the ones mentioned in the estate papers of Ann Warren.

The long lived Valentine Warren was the son of Horsington Warren.

Malachi Otterson and Sarah Warren had another daughter, Charlotte, who was a little older than Lydia according to Sarah's estate papers.

Henry Warren had sons Henry and  Shadrack (Beaufort Deed Book 13, page 490, for Shadrack).

James Mitchell and Mary Warren had the following: Martha "Patsy", Elizabeth "Betsy", Nancy, Sarah "Sally" Ann.  Patsy married a William Tyre according to her father's estate papers.

Young Laughinghouse and Mary "Polly" Hendricks had one more daughter that I know of:  Sarah Ellen Laughinghouse.  My line comes through Emily Augusta Laughinghouse who married Alfred Gatlin.  Her brother, John, married Alfred's sister, Elizabeth.

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Last edited on January 23, 2019, 9:26 am by Becky Sumrell
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