James Warren, Jr.^[1]

Est 1800 - Yes, date unknown

• Name	James Warren
  Suffix	Jr.
  Born	Est 1800	Halifax County, Virginia
  Gender	Male
  Died	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I5959	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	28 Nov 2016

  
  

  Father	James Stewart/Stuart Warren,   b. 1769, Halifax Co., Virginia. ,   d. 1834, Halifax Co., Virginia.  (Age 65 years)
  Mother	Dolly [Dorothy] Stanfield,   b. Est 1770, Prob Halifax Co., Virginia ,   d. 9 Jun 1866, Halifax County, Virginia  (Age ~ 96 years)
  Married	6 Oct 1798  [2]
  	James Stewart Warren also married Dolly Stanfield, presumably after the death of Catherine Brandon. Children of James Stewart Warren and Dolly Stanfield are: Sarah Warren, d. date unknown. William Warren, d. date unknown. +Hedgman Warren, d. Aft. 17941875. Albert Warren, d. date unknown. Jefferson Warren, d. date unknown. Elizabeth Warren, d. Aft. 18591875, 1876, 1877. Annis Warren, d. date unknown. Doswell Warren, d. date unknown. Frances Warren, d. date unknown. Eliza Warren, d. date unknown. +Sarah Warren, d. date unknown. William Warren, d. date unknown.
  Notes	The parentage of Thomas Stanfield is not known at this time. The earliest record found to date is of Thomas buying 478 acres on Jeremiah Fork in Halifax County, Virginia from Jonathan Gibson on 14 Feb 1764. [Halifax County VA Deed Book 5, p. 16.] This may be when he first moved into Halifax County and/or become of age to own his own property. Jerimiah Fork is believed to be a branch of Lawson's Creek to the south of present day South Boston. On 15 Sep 1768 he sold 100 acres on Jeremiah Fork to Thomas Banks [Halifax Co. Virginia Deed Book 7, p. 250] On 21 Aug 1774 Thomas buys 305 acres on Lawsons' Creek from John Cambers [Halifax Co. Virginia Deed Book 9 p. 218] On 16 Feb 1775 he sell 378 acres on Jeremiah Fork which is the remained of his property he bought in 1764, to Reuben Pickett [Halifax Co. Virginia Deed Book 12, p. 218]. On 16 Mar 1779, Thomas buy 400 acres on Evans Creek from John Peyner. On 16 Aug 1781 Thomas buys 210 acres on Lawsons creek from Arthur Brooks. was recommended to the Governor as a "fit and proper person" to be appointed as a second lieutenant to Captain Marmaduke Stanfields' Company of the Militia. Other records of his service have yet to be found. He is buried in the Stanfield Family Cemetery off Hwy 658 between Turbeville and Alton in Halifax County, Virginia as indicated by a marker stating "Lt. Thomas Stanfield / Revolutionary War". This is the only marker in the cemetery. Children of Thomas Stanfield and Elizabeth (--?--) Dolly Stanfield Jean Stanfield Milly Stanfield Elizabeth Stanfield Sally Stanfield William Stanfield Thomas Stanfield Benjamin Stanfield Molly Stanfield Frances Stanfield+ b. c 1769, d. a 1805 Citations [S144] Blanche L. McCreary, "DAR Application of Blanche L. McCreary." [S150] George Calvin Waltrip III, Halifax Co. VA Cemeteries - Vol Two, p. 141.
  Family ID	F2081	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Sources

  [S222] Heritage Books of Virginia, HALIFAX COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK. Known Children of James and Dolly Stanfield Warren were: James Jr., Hedgeman, Albert, Jefferson, and Sarah who m. Jacob Blane Research by Hope W. Davis [S222] Heritage Books of Virginia. HALIFAX COUNTY HERITAGE BOOK Article 785 Nathaniel and James Warren "known children of James and Dolly Warren were; James Jr., Hedgeman, Albert, Jefferson, and Sarah who married Jacob Blane.: Submitted by Janet C. Davis, Franklin Turnpike, Danville, Va 24540: Research by Hope W. Davis