L. W. Throop, on the English origins of Richard Warren, California Mayflower Quarterly 48(3) (Summer 2024)

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L. W. Throop, on the English origins of Richard Warren, California Mayflower Quarterly 48(3) (Summer 2024)
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Summer 2024
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California Society of Mayflower Descendants
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CMQ 48(3); earlier parts in 46(4) (2022), 47(2) and 47(4) (2023)
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https://www.camayflower.org/uploads/1/2/5/1/125178701/2024_mayflower_summer_quarterly.pdf
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One of a series of newsletter articles (2022-2026) on where Richard Warren of the Mayflower came from. They propose a Richard Warren baptised at Newport, Essex, 22 Sept 1583, son of Richard and Joan (Hadsley) Warren, and a Richard Warren made free of the London Drapers' Company in 1609/10. The draper idea is suggestive because Augustine Walker's overseer, Simon Adams, was a London draper, but nothing yet ties the draper to Elizabeth Walker. These are newsletter articles, not peer-reviewed. The earlier proposal of a Richard baptised at St Peter Cornhill in 1579/80 (46(4), 2022) was withdrawn with a printed disclaimer: that man was a cutler, buried in 1624.

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  2. title: "L. W. Throop, on the English origins of Richard Warren, California Mayflower Quarterly 48(3) (Summer 2024)"
  3. type: article
  4. date: Summer 2024
  5. repository: California Society of Mayflower Descendants
  6. reference: "CMQ 48(3); earlier parts in 46(4) (2022), 47(2) and 47(4) (2023)"
  7. url: "https://www.camayflower.org/uploads/1/2/5/1/125178701/2024_mayflower_summer_quarterly.pdf"
  8. seen: original
  9. access: public
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  12. One of a series of newsletter articles (2022-2026) on where Richard Warren of the *Mayflower* came
  13. from. They propose a Richard Warren baptised at Newport, Essex, 22 Sept 1583, son of Richard and Joan
  14. (Hadsley) Warren, and a Richard Warren made free of the London Drapers' Company in 1609/10. The draper
  15. idea is suggestive because Augustine Walker's overseer, Simon Adams, was a London draper, but nothing
  16. yet ties the draper to Elizabeth Walker. These are newsletter articles, not peer-reviewed. The
  17. earlier proposal of a Richard baptised at St Peter Cornhill in 1579/80 (46(4), 2022) was withdrawn
  18. with a printed disclaimer: that man was a cutler, buried in 1624.
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