Individual Details
Arthur Warren
(Ca 1615 - 6 Jul 1658)
On 6 March 1637/8, Clement Briggs gave a bond of 10 shillings for his wife, Joan Allen, to appear at the next court related to charges that Arthur Warren was "keeping company" with her, which was found to be true. She was enjoined to not go near Arthur Warren.
Savage, a descendant of Clement Briggs, in his Genealogical Dictionary, published 1862 which gives notes of 3 generations of those who came to New England before May 1692 makes the following observation on Clement's wife: "Grievous is our feeling of regret at finding the Court in June 1638, led to forbid the wife to come into the company of Arthur Warren,as we are compelled to fear the marriage was imprudent." The records (Rec. Gov. Mass 1:219) are as follows: "At a Quarter Court, held at Newetowne the 6th day of the first month (March) 1637-1638. Clement Briggs is bound in 5 pounds for his wifes appearance at the next Quarter Court. The presentment of Arthur Warren, for keeping company with Clement Briggs wife, was found to bee true." 1.233 "At a Courte of Assistants, held at Cambridge, the 5th day of the 4th Mo. anno 1638, being a Qrter Courte. Clement Brigs his wife is enioyned not to come into the Company of Arthur Warren."
Savage, a descendant of Clement Briggs, in his Genealogical Dictionary, published 1862 which gives notes of 3 generations of those who came to New England before May 1692 makes the following observation on Clement's wife: "Grievous is our feeling of regret at finding the Court in June 1638, led to forbid the wife to come into the company of Arthur Warren,as we are compelled to fear the marriage was imprudent." The records (Rec. Gov. Mass 1:219) are as follows: "At a Quarter Court, held at Newetowne the 6th day of the first month (March) 1637-1638. Clement Briggs is bound in 5 pounds for his wifes appearance at the next Quarter Court. The presentment of Arthur Warren, for keeping company with Clement Briggs wife, was found to bee true." 1.233 "At a Courte of Assistants, held at Cambridge, the 5th day of the 4th Mo. anno 1638, being a Qrter Courte. Clement Brigs his wife is enioyned not to come into the Company of Arthur Warren."
Events
| Birth | Ca 1615 | Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England | |||
| Immigration | By 1638 | Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay | |||
| Marriage | By 1639 | Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay - Mary Rogers? | |||
| Death | 6 Jul 1658 | Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay |
Families
| Spouse | Mary Rogers? (1617 - ) |
| Child | Arthur Warren (1639 - ) |
| Child | Abigail Warren (1640 - 1726) |
| Child | Jacob Warren (1642 - ) |
| Child | Joseph Warren (1644 - ) |
| Child | Fearnot Warren (1655 - ) |