William Brisco Warren was born in February 23, 1774, and died November 2, 1854. He married Elizabeth Canida, who was born June 8, 1774, in Pennsylvania and died March 4, 1855. They are both buried in Schrock Cemetery, northwest of Browning, Missouri. In 1819, with his brothers, Edward V., John F.W.A., and Robert, and their sister, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jack Holland) headed for Boone's Lick Settlement in Missouri. They trekked over land through Tennessee to the Mississippi River, then took a boat up river. Robert Warren got off a Cape Girardeau, settled in that area until his death. John F.W.A. and his sister, Elizabeth, left William B. and Edward V. at St. Louis, Missouri, going to southwest Missouri. William B. and Edward V. took up land in what, in 1820, was Chanton Township of Howard County, Missouri. William B. was appointed the first Justice of the Peace for Chanton Township.
William Brisco Warren was born in February 23, 1774, and died November 2, 1854. He married Elizabeth Canida, who was born June 8, 1774, in Pennsylvania and died March 4, 1855. They are both buried in Schrock Cemetery, northwest of Browning, Missouri. In 1819, with his brothers, Edward V., John F.W.A., and Robert, and their sister, Elizabeth (Mrs. Jack Holland) headed for Boone's Lick Settlement in Missouri. They trekked over land through Tennessee to the Mississippi River, then took a boat up river. Robert Warren got off a Cape Girardeau, settled in that area until his death. John F.W.A. and his sister, Elizabeth, left William B. and Edward V. at St. Louis, Missouri, going to southwest Missouri. William B. and Edward V. took up land in what, in 1820, was Chanton Township of Howard County, Missouri. William B. was appointed the first Justice of the Peace for Chanton Township.
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Died age 80 years 8 months 28 days
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