Warren was the son of Lavalette Kinney and Jane Butler. He was a twin, his sister's name was Lucinda Bell Kinney. They were born at West Point in Hancock Co., Illinois.
He was living in Kansas when he met and married Nancy Ann Modar. The date of their wedding was Sept. 25th, 1892, at Center Twp. in Mitchell Co., Kansas.
Warren had a very interesting middle name. It is a reference to his great grandfather, Didymus Kinney. Didymus fought in the American Revolution in Dutchess Co., New York.
He was an orchardist.
He was living in Kansas when he met and married Nancy Ann Modar. The date of their wedding was Sept. 25th, 1892, at Center Twp. in Mitchell Co., Kansas.
Warren had a very interesting middle name. It is a reference to his great grandfather, Didymus Kinney. Didymus fought in the American Revolution in Dutchess Co., New York.
He was an orchardist.
Warren was the son of Lavalette Kinney and Jane Butler. He was a twin, his sister's name was Lucinda Bell Kinney. They were born at West Point in Hancock Co., Illinois.
He was living in Kansas when he met and married Nancy Ann Modar. The date of their wedding was Sept. 25th, 1892, at Center Twp. in Mitchell Co., Kansas.
Warren had a very interesting middle name. It is a reference to his great grandfather, Didymus Kinney. Didymus fought in the American Revolution in Dutchess Co., New York.
He was an orchardist.
He was living in Kansas when he met and married Nancy Ann Modar. The date of their wedding was Sept. 25th, 1892, at Center Twp. in Mitchell Co., Kansas.
Warren had a very interesting middle name. It is a reference to his great grandfather, Didymus Kinney. Didymus fought in the American Revolution in Dutchess Co., New York.
He was an orchardist.
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