An American Family History

Daniel Warner was born in England about 1618 in England. His father was William Warner. He came to Ipswich with his family in 1637. He became a commoner there in 1641.

His first wife was Elizabeth Denne. Their children and life together are described in detail in the section on Daniel and Elizabeth Warner.

In 1648 he was a subscriber to the fund to retain Major General Denison in charge of Military Affairs.

Daniel was widowed for the first time when Elizabeth died on November 1, 1659.

He married his second wife Faith, the widow of Edward Browne on July 1, 1660.

In 1662 Daniel was selectman and in 1677 we was tythingman.

Faith died on June 10, 1679.

He married his third wife, the widow Eleanor Pell Boynton Jewett of Rowley in June 1686.

He died on September 9, 1688 in Ipswich.

Historic Homes and Places and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of Middlesex County, Massachusett by William Richard Cutter, published by Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1908

Daniel Warner, son of William Warner (i), born in England, died in Ipswich, Massachusetts, September 9, 1688. He married (first) in England. Elizabeth Dene; married second, July 16, 1660, Faith Brown, who died November 10, 1679; married third, June 1. 1686, Widow Ellen Jewett.

In 1641 he was a commoner; in 1648 a subscriber to the Denison fund; in 1662 selectman; in 1677 tythingman. He had a share in Plum Island in 1664. His estate was valued at seven hundred and seven pounds, one shilling and nine pence. His sons Daniel and John were executors of his will.