The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-09-14
wonderful History Of
the Warne Family.


A handsomely bound book contain
ing very complete history Of thu
Warne Family in America, has jusi
been received as presentation gift
to the editor of The MONMOUTH In :
ouIRKR, who has been acquainted
with the author. Rev. George Warne
Labaw, since his pastorate Of the Colts
Neck Reformed Church from October
1883 to September 1889, The editor is
also acquainted with the authors
wife's brother, DIR. A. b. Mosher, q
prominent practicing physician Of
BelleMe cad, N. j., Rev Mr.. Labaw hav.
ing married Catherine Beekman Mosh
her, daughter Of Lewis H. Mosher,
M n. and Matilda BeekInan Mosher,
of Griggstown, N. j.
To adequately describe this gen.
Q illogical book would be impossible
in any brief outline, as it contains
the names Of all the Warnes descending
from one Of the proprietors OF the
Eastern Division Of New Jersey. and
in fact all the Warnes or Warmers,
which latter he claims is the same
name.
The author also quotes records as
early as 766 showing the remote antiq-
uity Of the name.
Among the well-known Monmouth
County names mentioned In the book
are Abbotts, Abrahams, Achesons,
Ackermans, Aliens, Andersons, Apple
by. Applegate, Arrowslnith, Arm
strong, Aumacks, Baileys, Baker.
Baird, Bartleson, Bedle. Beekman,
Bennett, Bloodgood. Bovine, Brown,
Burlew, Burroughs, Campbell, Camp,
Chamberlin, Clarke. Close, Cloke'
Cole, Collins, Cottrell, Covsnhoven.
Craig, Cox, Crawford Curtis, Davis,
Dawes, Denise, Dey, DeBow, Dodd,
dubois. Duryea, Ely, Emley. Emmons,
Fisher, Randolph, Fleming, For
man, Foster, Fountain. Frelinghuy-
SEN. Francis, Freeman. Gravatt,
Gorden, Garretson. Griggs. Hall,
Herbert, Henderson, Hendrickson.
Heyer, Hill. Hoffman. Holloway,
Holmes, Howell, Rowland, Huisart.
Hunt, johnson, Lamberson. Lee, Lay
ton. VanDeventer. Miller, Matthews,
Morgan, Norton, Parker, Pearce,
Perrine, Prest, Probasco, Reid, Riggs.
Smith, Story, Sutphen, vanderveer,
vanCleve. vanKirk, Van Mater, Van
Schoick, Van Wickle, Voorhees,, Wal
ker, Wall, walling, Ward, Wells,
Weeden, White, Wicoff, Willett, Will
liams, Wright. Young.
Any of the above families and
ahost Of other names not given should
have this book in their possession for
reference and ancestral pride.
The work is embellished with numer-
GUS Illustrations. commencing with
Mary Carhart Warne, wife of the
Proprietor and two colored coat
Of arms Of the Warne and Lord families
executed by Miss Edith H. Mather, Of
Bound Brook. N. j.
Miss Josephine R. Brown. Of Key
port, is mentioned as one who has fur
nished the greatest amount OF material
for the work, she being born genealo-
gist. Credit is also given to number
in Monmouth county for valuable in
formation.
Rev. Mr.. Labsw has our congrat-
ulations for compiling such q laborious
record Of families, especially one
dealing principally with so many
Monmouth County names It's
wonderful and valuable compilation
that will be Of untold interest to flu
ture generations and will be all the
more valued for it's complete index.
There is page to be filled out for the
owners lineage.
The work is more a labor OF love
than for any pecuniary remuneration,
but the author has still few books
which he will dispose Of.
The present price is $500 bound In
buckram or $3.50 bound in three
quarters morocco.
For copy send to
Rev. George Warne LaBaw,