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| + | [[Image:Francis Warner.jpg|200px|thumb|center|<center>Francis Warner and his wife Tina, courtesy of Mary Bassler</center>]] | ||
== Birth == | == Birth == | ||
Francis Warner was born September 27, 1829 | Francis Warner was born September 27, 1829 | ||
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== Death == | == Death == | ||
| − | [[File:19130117WarnerFrancisObit2.jpg|300px|thumb|right|<center>Francis Warner - Obituary - [[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 17, 1913</center>]] | + | [[File:19130117WarnerFrancisObit2.jpg|300px|thumb|right|<center>Francis Warner - Obituary - [[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 17, 1913</center>]] |
Francis Warner died January 2, 1913 in Albany, NY and was buried on the Warner Farm in East Berne. | Francis Warner died January 2, 1913 in Albany, NY and was buried on the Warner Farm in East Berne. | ||
==Obituary== | ==Obituary== | ||
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Mr. Warner had been enjoying his usual good health and had left his home at the head of Warner's Lake to make his usual winter visit at the home of his two sons who live in Albany. In some way he contracted cold and pneumonia soon closed his lungs and his life. His remains were brought to his home near the Lake, where the funeral services were conducted Saturday, Jan 4, by Rev. C. H. Traver, pastor of the Lutheran church at East Berne, of which Mr. Warner had been a life-long member and the senior elder at the time of his death. The body was interred in the family plot on his own farm along side of those of his father and grandfather. Mr. Warner is survived by three sons, [[Warner, Arthur Haswell|Arthur Warner]], who resides on the old homestead; Luther C. Warner of Albany, whom everyone knows, and Charles Warner, who also resides in Albany and is with the John G. Myers Co. | Mr. Warner had been enjoying his usual good health and had left his home at the head of Warner's Lake to make his usual winter visit at the home of his two sons who live in Albany. In some way he contracted cold and pneumonia soon closed his lungs and his life. His remains were brought to his home near the Lake, where the funeral services were conducted Saturday, Jan 4, by Rev. C. H. Traver, pastor of the Lutheran church at East Berne, of which Mr. Warner had been a life-long member and the senior elder at the time of his death. The body was interred in the family plot on his own farm along side of those of his father and grandfather. Mr. Warner is survived by three sons, [[Warner, Arthur Haswell|Arthur Warner]], who resides on the old homestead; Luther C. Warner of Albany, whom everyone knows, and Charles Warner, who also resides in Albany and is with the John G. Myers Co. | ||
| − | :[[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 17, 1913 | + | :[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 17, 1913 |
Note: The online obituary is unreadable, but the microfilm at the Guilderland Library could be manipulated to display all the text. | Note: The online obituary is unreadable, but the microfilm at the Guilderland Library could be manipulated to display all the text. | ||
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| − | Image:19230113WarnerFrancisObit.jpg|<center>Francis Warner Obituary - Retrospect -[[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 13, 1923</center> | + | Image:19230113WarnerFrancisObit.jpg|<center>Francis Warner Obituary - Retrospect -[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 13, 1923</center> |
| − | Image:19130117WarnerFrancisObit.jpg|<center>Francis Warner Obituary -[[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 17, 1913</center> | + | Image:19130117WarnerFrancisObit.jpg|<center>Francis Warner Obituary -[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 17, 1913</center> |
| − | Image:19130110WarnerFrancisObitNote.jpg|<center>Francis Warner Obituary -[[Altamont Enterprise]] - January 10, 1913</center> | + | Image:19130110WarnerFrancisObitNote.jpg|<center>Francis Warner Obituary -[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - January 10, 1913</center> |
| − | Image:19020211WarnerFrancisArthur.jpg|<center>Notes about Arthur and Francis Warner -[[Altamont Enterprise]] - February 11, 1902</center> | + | Image:19020211WarnerFrancisArthur.jpg|<center>Notes about Arthur and Francis Warner -[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - February 11, 1902</center> |
| − | Image:18930428WarnerFrancisMrsObit.jpg|<center>Tina Marie Dearstyne Warner Obituary -[[Altamont Enterprise]] - April 28, 1893</center> | + | Image:18930428WarnerFrancisMrsObit.jpg|<center>Tina Marie Dearstyne Warner Obituary -[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - April 28, 1893</center> |
| − | Image:18870711WarnerFrancisDearstyneVisit.jpg|<center>Francis Warner and the Dearstyne visit -[[Altamont Enterprise]] - July 11, 1887</center> | + | Image:18870711WarnerFrancisDearstyneVisit.jpg|<center>Francis Warner and the Dearstyne visit -[[h:Altamont Enterprise|Altamont Enterprise]] - July 11, 1887</center> |
| − | Image:18561020WarnerFrancisPolitics.jpg|<center>Francis Warner and local politics -[[Albany Evening Journal]] - October 20, 1856</center> | + | Image:18561020WarnerFrancisPolitics.jpg|<center>Francis Warner and local politics -[[h:Albany Evening Journal|Albany Evening Journal]] - October 20, 1856</center> |
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Latest revision as of 18:14, 29 April 2013
Birth
Francis Warner was born September 27, 1829
Marriage
Francis Warner married Tina Marie Dearstyne (1835 - April 22, 1893)[1]. Tina Marie is also listed as Tine Margaret Deerstein and Tena M. Dearstine on www.FamilySearch.com. Their children were:
- Arthur Haswell Warner (December 25, 1862 - March 28, 1938)
- Luther Charles Warner (7 JAN 1865 - BEF 1922)[1]
- Charles J. Warner (ABT 1875 - UNKNOWN)[1]
Death
Francis Warner died January 2, 1913 in Albany, NY and was buried on the Warner Farm in East Berne.
Obituary
Francis Warner
At the ripe old age of 83 years, every one of which was full of toil and honest effort, the life of Mr. Francis Warner was closed rather abruptly Jan. 2, at the home of his son, Luther Warner, in Albany.
Mr. Warner had been enjoying his usual good health and had left his home at the head of Warner's Lake to make his usual winter visit at the home of his two sons who live in Albany. In some way he contracted cold and pneumonia soon closed his lungs and his life. His remains were brought to his home near the Lake, where the funeral services were conducted Saturday, Jan 4, by Rev. C. H. Traver, pastor of the Lutheran church at East Berne, of which Mr. Warner had been a life-long member and the senior elder at the time of his death. The body was interred in the family plot on his own farm along side of those of his father and grandfather. Mr. Warner is survived by three sons, Arthur Warner, who resides on the old homestead; Luther C. Warner of Albany, whom everyone knows, and Charles Warner, who also resides in Albany and is with the John G. Myers Co.
- Altamont Enterprise - January 17, 1913
Note: The online obituary is unreadable, but the microfilm at the Guilderland Library could be manipulated to display all the text.
Additional Media
Francis Warner Obituary - Retrospect -Altamont Enterprise - January 13, 1923 
Francis Warner Obituary -Altamont Enterprise - January 17, 1913 
Francis Warner Obituary -Altamont Enterprise - January 10, 1913 
Notes about Arthur and Francis Warner -Altamont Enterprise - February 11, 1902 
Tina Marie Dearstyne Warner Obituary -Altamont Enterprise - April 28, 1893 
Francis Warner and the Dearstyne visit -Altamont Enterprise - July 11, 1887 
Francis Warner and local politics -Albany Evening Journal - October 20, 1856
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