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Offline diseymary

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Elizabeth Warren
« on: Sunday 15 August 21 23:17 BST (UK) »
Hello, I'm searching for the first marriage of Elizabeth Warren born 1689 in Bushey, Hertfordshire, daughter of Michaell and Elizabeth Warren. In her brother John Warren's Will of 1714 he leaves money to his sister Elizabeth Body, but I cannot find a marriage for Elizabeth with Mr Body. I think this woman marries four times, husband No. 3 is Mr Quennell (possibly Henry Quennell of Guildford) and No. 4 is Jude Storer in 1747 in Esher, Surrey, but am struggling to find the links. Any suggestions most appreciated.

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Re: Elizabeth Warren
« Reply #1 on: Monday 16 August 21 08:06 BST (UK) »

You give a date for the will, yet don't explicitly state when & where #3 was, nor which name she used at the time?

Also, what leads you to think it was her who wed all these times, rather than a namesake?

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Re: Elizabeth Warren
« Reply #2 on: Monday 16 August 21 08:58 BST (UK) »
In the Will of Elizbeth Storer dated 10 November 1769 one of her beneficiaries is her nephew John Warren, son of her brother Thomas Warren (1698-1752), which makes me believe that Elizabeth Storer was originally Elizabeth Warren. Jude Storer married Elizabeth Quennell in 1747. I haven't been able to find any marriages of an Elizabeth Body with possibly Henry Quennell or Elizabeth Warren with Henry Quennell in Guildford Surrey. Perhaps I have it all wrong, who knows?
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