Joseph 10 appears on the 1860 census, Williamsburg, Beaver, Noble County, Ohio, with parents and siblings James W 22, Thomas 17, Mary 15, Margaret 12, William E 7, George 4 and Samuel 2. They reside adjacent to his married brother Mordicai Warner 19 and wife Cidna E 20 and their daughter Ann 2.
He married Sarah Ruth Mercer/Messer, June 7,1870, they had four children including a son who died at birth 1874.
Widowed in 1879, he married Rose/Rosy Ann Hill, 1879, Wetzel County, West Virginia.
Widowed again in 1907, he married widow Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Smith- Kolbe in 1908, Hamilton County, Ohio.
They lived in "Mudsock" community,Chestnut Hill between Letart and Mount Alto.
Joseph's death certificate indicates he lived in Millwood.
Family indicate he had a sheep farm, grew produce and had a blacksmith shop.
Joseph 10 appears on the 1860 census, Williamsburg, Beaver, Noble County, Ohio, with parents and siblings James W 22, Thomas 17, Mary 15, Margaret 12, William E 7, George 4 and Samuel 2. They reside adjacent to his married brother Mordicai Warner 19 and wife Cidna E 20 and their daughter Ann 2.
He married Sarah Ruth Mercer/Messer, June 7,1870, they had four children including a son who died at birth 1874.
Widowed in 1879, he married Rose/Rosy Ann Hill, 1879, Wetzel County, West Virginia.
Widowed again in 1907, he married widow Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Smith- Kolbe in 1908, Hamilton County, Ohio.
They lived in "Mudsock" community,Chestnut Hill between Letart and Mount Alto.
Joseph's death certificate indicates he lived in Millwood.
Family indicate he had a sheep farm, grew produce and had a blacksmith shop.
Family Members
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James Wells Warner
1838–1918
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Mordicai John Warner
1841–1907
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Thomas Burton Warner
1843–1924
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Mary Jane Warner Reed
1845–1919
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Margaret Matilda Warner Gibson
1848–1930
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William Stotler Warner
1853–1931
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George Washington Warner
1856–1936
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Samuel Silas Warner
1859–1943
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Aseph Ellsworth Warner
1861–1922
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Ulysses S. Grant Warner
1864–1943
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