Met her husband-to-be A.J. Warner while attending college with him at New York Central College in McGraw NY.Married after graduation in 1856. AJ had an illustrious career as an educator, a soldier and leader during the Civil War, a Congressman, and then a businessman, in railroads, mining and finally hydroelectric power. They were married for over 50 years.
Susan kept the home fires burning. She bore 10 children, only 7 gained adulthood. Their home in Marietta is now part of Marietta College. When she was alive I know that while Lt Col AJ Warner (he was brevetted a Gen after the Civil War) traveled extensively, various children and grandchildren came back to call the house in Marietta home, for a short stay or a longer while. I know that Susan loved birds and gardening, collecting unusual horticultural specimens which she planted around her home.
Susan was my Greatgreatgrandmother. I know my Grandmother Maud Elizabeth Okey Johnson revered her, but as I'm traveling my own journey to find out about my family history - there isn't much to be found about Susan.I can't even find her date of death. The Washington Co Historical Society lists her as being interred in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Marietta, OH (http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_wagonerwarren.htm). I imagine she is next to her husband, Gen A.J. Warner 1834-1910, but I am not sure. The family plot is in Section 19 Lot 48. From the city directory I know that she was alive in 1910.
I am going to request a volunteer photo and hope to add to this. Well Chris Painter Very Nicely added pictures - and Susan's DOD was Dec 3, 1916. Thank you Chris!
Children:
Elmer Warner 1856-1862
Julia Belle Warner(Woodbridge) 1858-1943
Carrie Ellis Warner (Okey) 1860-1949
Annie Laurie Warner (Pomerene) 1864-1948
Enid Warner (Slack) 1866-1959
Flora Victoria Warner (Beach) 1868-1938
Arthur Judson Warner 1870-1953
Horace Sidney Warner 1872-1881
Lawrence Warner 1877-1877 (4 d)
Francis Elizabeth Warner(Hathaway)1878-1961
Susan kept the home fires burning. She bore 10 children, only 7 gained adulthood. Their home in Marietta is now part of Marietta College. When she was alive I know that while Lt Col AJ Warner (he was brevetted a Gen after the Civil War) traveled extensively, various children and grandchildren came back to call the house in Marietta home, for a short stay or a longer while. I know that Susan loved birds and gardening, collecting unusual horticultural specimens which she planted around her home.
Susan was my Greatgreatgrandmother. I know my Grandmother Maud Elizabeth Okey Johnson revered her, but as I'm traveling my own journey to find out about my family history - there isn't much to be found about Susan.I can't even find her date of death. The Washington Co Historical Society lists her as being interred in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Marietta, OH (http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_wagonerwarren.htm). I imagine she is next to her husband, Gen A.J. Warner 1834-1910, but I am not sure. The family plot is in Section 19 Lot 48. From the city directory I know that she was alive in 1910.
I am going to request a volunteer photo and hope to add to this. Well Chris Painter Very Nicely added pictures - and Susan's DOD was Dec 3, 1916. Thank you Chris!
Children:
Elmer Warner 1856-1862
Julia Belle Warner(Woodbridge) 1858-1943
Carrie Ellis Warner (Okey) 1860-1949
Annie Laurie Warner (Pomerene) 1864-1948
Enid Warner (Slack) 1866-1959
Flora Victoria Warner (Beach) 1868-1938
Arthur Judson Warner 1870-1953
Horace Sidney Warner 1872-1881
Lawrence Warner 1877-1877 (4 d)
Francis Elizabeth Warner(Hathaway)1878-1961
Met her husband-to-be A.J. Warner while attending college with him at New York Central College in McGraw NY.Married after graduation in 1856. AJ had an illustrious career as an educator, a soldier and leader during the Civil War, a Congressman, and then a businessman, in railroads, mining and finally hydroelectric power. They were married for over 50 years.
Susan kept the home fires burning. She bore 10 children, only 7 gained adulthood. Their home in Marietta is now part of Marietta College. When she was alive I know that while Lt Col AJ Warner (he was brevetted a Gen after the Civil War) traveled extensively, various children and grandchildren came back to call the house in Marietta home, for a short stay or a longer while. I know that Susan loved birds and gardening, collecting unusual horticultural specimens which she planted around her home.
Susan was my Greatgreatgrandmother. I know my Grandmother Maud Elizabeth Okey Johnson revered her, but as I'm traveling my own journey to find out about my family history - there isn't much to be found about Susan.I can't even find her date of death. The Washington Co Historical Society lists her as being interred in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Marietta, OH (http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_wagonerwarren.htm). I imagine she is next to her husband, Gen A.J. Warner 1834-1910, but I am not sure. The family plot is in Section 19 Lot 48. From the city directory I know that she was alive in 1910.
I am going to request a volunteer photo and hope to add to this. Well Chris Painter Very Nicely added pictures - and Susan's DOD was Dec 3, 1916. Thank you Chris!
Children:
Elmer Warner 1856-1862
Julia Belle Warner(Woodbridge) 1858-1943
Carrie Ellis Warner (Okey) 1860-1949
Annie Laurie Warner (Pomerene) 1864-1948
Enid Warner (Slack) 1866-1959
Flora Victoria Warner (Beach) 1868-1938
Arthur Judson Warner 1870-1953
Horace Sidney Warner 1872-1881
Lawrence Warner 1877-1877 (4 d)
Francis Elizabeth Warner(Hathaway)1878-1961
Susan kept the home fires burning. She bore 10 children, only 7 gained adulthood. Their home in Marietta is now part of Marietta College. When she was alive I know that while Lt Col AJ Warner (he was brevetted a Gen after the Civil War) traveled extensively, various children and grandchildren came back to call the house in Marietta home, for a short stay or a longer while. I know that Susan loved birds and gardening, collecting unusual horticultural specimens which she planted around her home.
Susan was my Greatgreatgrandmother. I know my Grandmother Maud Elizabeth Okey Johnson revered her, but as I'm traveling my own journey to find out about my family history - there isn't much to be found about Susan.I can't even find her date of death. The Washington Co Historical Society lists her as being interred in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Marietta, OH (http://www.wchs-ohio.org/cem_wagonerwarren.htm). I imagine she is next to her husband, Gen A.J. Warner 1834-1910, but I am not sure. The family plot is in Section 19 Lot 48. From the city directory I know that she was alive in 1910.
I am going to request a volunteer photo and hope to add to this. Well Chris Painter Very Nicely added pictures - and Susan's DOD was Dec 3, 1916. Thank you Chris!
Children:
Elmer Warner 1856-1862
Julia Belle Warner(Woodbridge) 1858-1943
Carrie Ellis Warner (Okey) 1860-1949
Annie Laurie Warner (Pomerene) 1864-1948
Enid Warner (Slack) 1866-1959
Flora Victoria Warner (Beach) 1868-1938
Arthur Judson Warner 1870-1953
Horace Sidney Warner 1872-1881
Lawrence Warner 1877-1877 (4 d)
Francis Elizabeth Warner(Hathaway)1878-1961
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