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Augustine Warner Sr.

Augustine Warner Sr. (September 28, 1611 – December 24, 1674) emigrated to the Virginia colony where he became a merchant, then major planter and politician. Warner served in both houses of the Virginia General Assembly, and became the progenitor of a prominent colonial family, with his son and heir Augustine Warner Jr. also serving as Speaker of the…

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Occupation
Planter, merchant, politician
Born
(1611-09-28)September 28, 1611 Norwich, Norfolk, Kingdom of England
Children
Augustine Warner Jr. and 2 daughters
Died
December 24, 1674(1674-12-24) (aged 63) Gloucester County, Colony of Virginia, British America
Parent(s)
Thomas Warner Elizabeth Sotherton
Preceded by
Anthony Elliott · Ralph Wormeley Sr.

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Augustine Warner Sr.

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Augustine Warner Sr.

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Preceded by · 2
Augustine Warner Sr. → Anthony Elliott, Ralph Wormeley Sr.
Succeeded by · 2
Augustine Warner Sr. → Christopher Calthropp, Peter Jenings
Born · 1
Augustine Warner Sr. → (1611-09-28)September 28, 1611 Norwich, Norfolk, Kingdom of England
Children · 1
Augustine Warner Sr. → Augustine Warner Jr. and 2 daughters
Died · 1
Augustine Warner Sr. → December 24, 1674(1674-12-24) (aged 63) Gloucester County, Colony of Virginia, British America
Occupation · 1
Augustine Warner Sr. → Planter, merchant, politician
Parent(s) · 1
Augustine Warner Sr. → Thomas Warner Elizabeth Sotherton
Spouse · 1
Augustine Warner Sr. → Mary Townley

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Augustine Warner Sr.Born(1611-09-28)September 28, 1611 Norwich, Norfolk, Kingdom of England1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.ChildrenAugustine Warner Jr. and 2 daughters1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.DiedDecember 24, 1674(1674-12-24) (aged 63) Gloucester County, Colony of Virginia, British America1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.OccupationPlanter, merchant, politician1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.Parent(s)Thomas Warner Elizabeth Sotherton1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.Preceded byAnthony Elliott1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.Preceded byRalph Wormeley Sr.1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.SpouseMary Townley1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.Succeeded byPeter Jenings1.00infobox
Augustine Warner Sr.Succeeded byChristopher Calthropp1.00infobox

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