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Persönliche Daten Abigail Baker 

• Sie ist geboren zwischen 1589 und 1590 in Boxted, Essex Co., Eng.
• Sie wurde getauft April 1590 in Epping, Essex Co., Eng.
• (note1) .Quelle 1

  Source: Gwen Eggen, Betsy Petersen, Kenneth L. Corns, et al.; Dorothy Badger, Carol Brooks Scarbrough, June Warren, et al.

• Sie ist verstorben am 1. November 1659 in Stepney, London, Eng, sie war 70 Jahre alt.
• Sie wurde begraben nach 31. Oktober 1659 in Stepney, London, Eng.
• Ein Kind von John Baker und Joan Woodward
• Diese Information wurde zuletzt aktualisiert am 7. Oktober 2024.

Familie von Abigail Baker

Sie ist verheiratet mit William Warner.

Sie haben geheiratet am 20. Mai 1611 in Worcester, Worcester Co. (St. Swithin), sie war 22 Jahre alt.

Kind(er):

1. John Warner  1612-1692 

Notizen bei Abigail Baker

Abigail Baker

Sources: Author: Badger, Dorothy; Scarbrough, Carol Brooks; Warren, June; et al.; Title: "Abigail Baker," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: xxix Oct MMXXIII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LBM3-CGB

"... Abigail Baker Last Changed: April 11, 2023 Brock Hayden Smith Sex Female Last Changed: February 12, 2018 June Warren

Birth 1589-1590 Boxted, Essex, England Last Changed: October 11, 2023 Gary Spring

Christening April 1590 Epping, Essex, England Last Changed: October 11, 2023 Gary Spring

Death 1 November 1659 Stepney, London, Greater London, England, ... Last Changed: September 21, 2023 G. L.
Kirby

Burial November 1659 Stepney, London, Greater London, England, ... Last Changed: September 21, 2023 G. L. Kirby

Alternate Name Birth Name Margaret Warner
Alternate Name Birth Name Margaret
Also Known As Margaret Wicke
Alternate Name Birth Name Mrs Esther Warner [ah, born a Mrs.]
Alternate Name Birth Name Margaret Wack

Marriage 20 May 1611 Worcester, Worcestershire, England, ...

Residence Ribbesford, Worcestershire, England, ...

Spouses & Children

William Warner Male 1594-1648
Abigail Baker Female 1589-1659
Marriage 1603 United States [native Americans? Vikings? Conquistadors? Jamestown established in 1607]

Children (9)

[1] Daniel Warner Male 1611-Deceased
[2] John Warner Male 1612-1692 [<-ancestor]
[3] Abigail Warner Female 1614-1671
[4] Abigail Warner Female 1614-1671
[5] John Warner Male 1615-Deceased
[6] Hoyt Warner Male 1617-1685
[7] Daniel Warner Male 1618-1688
[8] Edward Warner Male 1629-1698
[9] Anthony Warner Male 1634-1635

William Warner Male 1594-1648
Abigail Baker Female 1589-1659
No Marriage Events

Children (1)

[1] Warner's of Salem Male Deceased

Parents & Siblings

John Baker Male 1554-1614
Joan Woodward Female 1564-Deceased
No Marriage Events

Children (1)

[1] Abigail Baker Female 1589-1659 [<-ancestress]

Biography This is the profile for the wife of William Warner of Ipswich, Massachusetts.

Date of Birth and Place of Birth
The date and place of birth of William Warner's wife is uncertain. Based on her estimated date of marriage of about 1611, she was probably born sometime in 1583-1593, with about 1590 being a reasonable best estimate. Since records show that at least her first two children were baptized in Boxted, Essex, England, she was probably born in or near Boxted.

Maiden Name
The maiden name of William Warner's wife is uncertain. Evidence suggests that she was probably the sister of Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone and thus her maiden name was probably Baker. The proposition that she was the sister of Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone is based on the following argument:

Both Sarah and William Warner's wife were probably born in or near Boxted, which is consistent with them being sisters.
Sarah's date of first marriage and William Warner's estimated date of marriage were within 3 years of each other, which is also consistent with them being sisters.

In her 1663 will, Sarah bequeathed the bulk of her estate to "my kinsmen John Warner and Daniel Warner and Thomas Wells." The fact that she gave the bulk of her estate to them suggests a close family relationship. John Warner and Daniel Warner were the two sons of William Warner, and Thomas Wells was married to Abigail Warner, William Warner's daughter. The simplest explanation for how John, Daniel and Thomas were all close kinsmen of Sarah is that William Warner's wife was Sarah's sister.

In his 1666 will, Thomas Wells, the husband of William Warner's daughter Abigail, made a bequest to "our cussin Marye Baker (alis Love) of Colchester . . . in reference to an agreement between both my Bro: Warners and my self in ansur: to a request of our Aunt Lumkin (alis Stone) late deceased." This language is again consistent with Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone having been the aunt of John, Abigail and Daniel Warner, most likely by virtue of her being the sister of William Warner's wife.

After discussing the evidence of a relationship between Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone and the Warners, Anderson acknowledges that most writers have proposed that William Warner married a sister of Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone, but states that no evidence has emerged that confirms that relationship. In the entry for William Warner's marriage, Anderson simply states that her maiden was "possibly Baker." The 2013 profiles for William Warner's sons John Warner and Daniel Warner in NEHGS's Early New England Family Studies Project similarly that state the identity of William Warner's wife is unknown but state she was "likely a sister of" Sarah (Baker) Lumpkin) Stone.

First Name
The first name of William Warner's wife is unknown. The 1915 Ferrin-Prestin Genealogy stated that her first name was Susannah, while the 1926 Simon Stone Genealogy and some later secondary sources (which no doubt relied on it) stated that her first name was Abigail. Torrey's entry for William Warner's marriage, which cites those and other secondary sources, notes both suggested first names but follows both with a question mark, indicating that Torrey doubted the creditability of the sources for those names. In fact, no reliable evidence has been offered or found that supports the proposition that the first name of William Warner's wife was Abigail, Susannah or any other name. Anderson leaves her first name blank and does not discuss any theories about what it might have been. The 2013 profiles for William Warner's sons John Warner and Daniel Warner in NEHGS's Early New England Family Studies Project similarly do not discuss any theories about her first name. If, as discussed under "Parentage" below, her mother was Margaret Baker of Boxted, widow, who made a will sometime in 1602-1612 which made bequests to her daughters Margaret and Sarie, then the first name of William Warner's wife was Margaret.

Parentage
Some online family trees state that the father of William Warner's wife was a man named John Baker. However, no reliable evidence for that proposition has been offered or found. The only Baker men who, based on the Boxted parish register, had children baptized in Boxted in 1580-1600 were William Baker and Thomas Baker. If William Warner's wife was the sister of Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone, then it is most likely that her father was Thomas Baker of Boxted, as the only baptismal record that has been found for a Sarah Baker (or variant spellings thereof) baptized in or near Boxted in 1580-1600 is the baptism in Boxted on September 4, 1586 of "Sarae Baker", daughter of Thomas Baker. The theory that Thomas was the father of Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone and William Warner's wife is further supported by evidence that Thomas may have also had a son John Baker who had a daughter Mary Baker who may well have been the cousin Mary Baker (alias Love) mentioned in son-in-law Thomas Wells' 1666 will.

If William Warner's wife was the sister of Sarah (Baker) (Lumpkin) Stone, her mother may have been Margaret Baker of Boxted, widow, who made a will sometime in 1602-1612 in which she made bequests to her unmarried daughters Margaret and Sarie.

Marriage and Children
The date and place of marriage of William Warner and his wife are uncertain. Based on the fact that their first-born child was baptized in Boxted in September 1612, they were probably married about 1611 in or near Boxted.

William Warner and his wife had the following children:
1.) John, bpt. September 9, 1612 in Boxted, m. about 1640 d. after May 17, 1692 at Hadley, Massachusetts (Based on the fact that John testified that he was about 45 in a deposition in June 1661, John William Linzee in his Parker-Ruggles Genealogy had supposed that there were two son Johns: one who was born in 1612 and died young and another who was born about 1615-6. However, Anderson thought it more likely that there was only one son John and that his stated age in his 1661 deposition was simply off by a few years.)

2.) Abigail, bpt. June 2, 1614 in Boxted, m. about 1636 Thomas Wells probably in Ipswich, Massachusetts, d. July 22, 1671 in Ipswich

3.) Daniel, b. about 1616 probably in Boxted, m. 1st by about 1640 Elizabeth [Denne?], m. 2d July 1, 1660 Faith (______) Brown, widow of Edward Brown, in Ipswich, m. 3d June 1, 1686 Ellen (Pell) (Boynton) Jewett, widow of John Boynton and Maximillian Jewett, d. September 9, 1688 at Ipswich.

Death
The date and place of death William Warner's wife are unknown. No evidence has been found that indicates that she was ever in New England. The family account written by William's great grandson Daniel Warner about 1720 states that William Warner "came out out of England . . . and brought over three children," suggesting perhaps that William did not have a wife who had accompanied them. Since William and his children probably emigrated to New England in 1635, it is thus reasonably likely that William Warner's wife died sometime before that date, probably in Boxted. The reason no burial record has been found for her is probably because the Boxted burial records for 1616-1656 are missing.

Last Changed: September 8, 2023 Richard Field"

Author: Gwen EggenGwen Eggen; BetsyPetersenBetsyPetersen; Kenneth L. CornsKenneth L. Corns; et al.; Title: "Abigail Baker," (Publication site: Salt Lk. City UT, Publisher: Family Search, Publication date: xxi Sept MMXXIII)

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/K2QX-J7M

"... Abigail Baker Female 1590 - 1 November 1659

Abigail Baker 1590-1659

Deleted Person This person was deleted by merge. Surviving person: Abigail Baker

Reason This Person Was Merged Most vital information and relationships match. Some details contain minor conflicts. ID numbers: K2QX-J7M and LBM3-CGB. Last Changed: September 21, 2023 G. L. Kirby

... Abigail Baker Last Changed: December 31, 2019 Cory Sawczenko Sex Female Last Changed: May 28, 2012 Joanna Bartley

Birth 1590 Boxted, Colchester, Essex, England, ... Last Changed: June 15, 2021 Kirk Goddard Larson

Death 1 November 1659 Stepney, London, Greater London, England, ... Last Changed: June 15, 2021 Kirk Goddard Larson

Burial November 1659 Stepney, London, Greater London, England, ... Last Changed: June 15, 2021 Kirk Goddard Larson

Alternate Name Birth Name Margaret Warner
Alternate Name Birth Name Margaret
Alternate Name Birth Name Margaret Wack
Also Known As Margaret Wicke
Alternate Name Birth Name Mrs Esther Warner

Other 20 MAY 1611 Saint Swithin, Worcester, Worcester, England

Marriage 20 May 1611 Worcester, Worcestershire, England, ...

Residence Ribbesford, Worcestershire, England, ...

Custom Fact Computer generated parents are wrong

Abigail did not come to Salem with her Family. Her Sister came with the family who were split between two vessels "the Susan and Ellen" and "the Increase"
John Warner
Daniel Warner
William Warner
Abigail Warner
It is said that William remarried to a woman named Esther Warner, which is why a different William Warner and Elizabeth Woodborne is showing up as her parents.

Last Changed: September 9, 2023 G. L. Kirby"
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