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Fannie Warner Jewett
née Warner
Fannie Warner Jewett (née Warner) was born to Alida Fitchet Warner and Thomas Warner. She married Judge Freeborn Garrettson Jewett. Her child was William H. Jewett. She died in Skaneateles, New York.
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- LOCK as father of Fannie/Frances Warner Jewett: Fallon (2005) identifies Thomas Warner × Alida as parents of Charles Warner whose estate names sisters Rebecca and Fanny; FS baptism index (V2H1-TYH) names Alida Fitchet mother of Fanny Warner bapt. Poughkeepsie 8 Jan 1792.
Charles Warner left his mother, Alida Warner, his sisters, Rebecca and Fanny, and his brothers, James H. Warner and Jonathan Rowland Warner, the sum of $7,000.
- Identity: first Chief Judge, NY Court of Appeals; U.S. Representative; buried Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, with wife Fannie and son William (NY Courts bio).
Spouse: Fannie Warner (m. 1814). Children: 1.
- LOCK as father of Freeborn Garrettson Jewett Sr. (of Albany): Frederic Clarke Jewett, History and Genealogy of the Jewetts of America, vol. I (Grafton Press, 1908), p. 296, under Freeborn Garrettson Jewett (1791), child #2967 William H. married Eliza Riddle of Delaware; lawyer in Skaneateles; “died leaving one son, Freeborn Garretson Jewett, of Albany, N. Y.”
He married Dec. 14, 1814, Fannie Warner. … Child: 2967 William H., born ; married Eliza Riddle of Delaware.
- LOCK as father of William: NY Courts biography — Freeborn married Fannie Warner; in 1816 Fannie presented him with his first and only child, a son named William; later “Freeborn Garrettson Jewett’s son, William Jewett… died at the age of 43.”
He married Fannie Warner, whom he had met during his legal training in Dutchess County. … In 1816, Freeborn’s wife, Fannie, presented him with his first and only child, a son, whom they named William. … the Freeborn Jewett Memorial marks the graves of Freeborn, his wife Fannie, and their son William.