• Christened: 22 Jul 1736, Penzance, Cornwall ¹
• Married: 18 Mar 1775, St. Mary's Church, Rotherhithe, Surrey, England ²
• Buried: 23 Feb 1803, St. Mary's, Putney, Surrey, England ³

  Research Notes:

In July 1760 Constance Pender was present at the marriage of her brother John Pender Jun^r. to Jenny Harvey in Madron, Cornwall.

In 1778 Constance the wife of Mr. Simeon Warner was a beneficiary of her father's will, receiving £200.

In 1793 Constance wife of Simeon Warner of Putney in co. Surrey, Esquire, was co-executor and a beneficiary of her mother's will.

In 1794 Mrs. Warner was a beneficiary of the will of her sister Ann Cloak of Penzance, widow, who left her £50.

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Constance Warner, Widow of Simeon, Esq^r., died aged 65 years (burial record).

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Abstract of the Will of Constance Warner of Putney in the County of Surrey, Widow, written 9 Dec 1802, proved 21 Feb 1803. ⁴

Gives £1,500 to her niece Mary Parkin wife of the Rev^d. James Parkin of Oakford in co. Devon, Clerk.

Gives £500 to Margaret Parkin daughter of her niece Mary Parkin.

Gives £500 to her niece Margaret Paynter wife of Francis Paynter of Trekening in co. Cornwall, attorney-at-law.

Gives £2,000 to her niece Mary Baynard wife of Thomas Baynard of Penzance, farmer.

Gives £2,000 to her niece Margaret Davy wife of William Davy of Penzance, watch maker.

Gives £500 to her nephew William Mitchell (son of her sister Mary Mitchell), surgeon in His Majesty's Service.

Gives £500 to her nephew John Mitchell, another son of her sister Mary Mitchell.

Gives £5,000 to John Gobsill, the youngest son of her late husband's sister Margaret Gobsill.

Gives £500 to the said Margaret Gobsill.

Gives £300 to Isaac Warner the younger, son of Isaac Warner the elder of New Cross in co. Kent, Esquire, and brother of her late husband.

Gives £300 each to Mary Warner and Sophia Warner, daughters of the said Isaac Warner the elder.

Gives to the said Sophia Warner all her lace.

Gives £300 to Matthew Warner, another son of the said Isaac Warner the elder.

Gives £500 to Dorothy Francis her companion, and £20 more for mourning. Also gives to Dorothy Francis her chased gold watch and all her clothes, excepting the lace.

Gives £100 to her godson Joseph Warner Henley, son of Ann and Joseph Henley of Putney.

Gives £20 each to her servants for mourning.

Gives £1,000 to Isaac Warner the elder, Isaac Warner the younger, and Kilpin Warner of Burrowes Buildings, Blackfriars Road, in co. Surrey, goodsman, in trust, to place into Parliamentary stocks or funds at interest, for the benefit of her goddaughter Elizabeth Constance Warner, the daughter of the said Kilpin Warner, until she turns twenty-one or marries.

Gives £10 to the clergyman of Putney Parish Church officiating at the time of her decease.

Gives 4 guineas each to the poor women in the almshouse in Putney.

Gives £10 each to ten poor housekeepers of Putney, to be nominated by the churchwardens of the parish.

All the rest of her money in funds, ready money, household goods and furniture, personal estate and effects, she gives to the said Isaac Warner the elder, appointing him and Isaac Warner the younger co-executors of her last will and testament.

In a codicil dated 2 Jan 1803 she gives an additional £500 to her companion Dorothy Francis.

Witnesses: Ann Henley of Putney, Surrey, Jo^s. Henley of the same place, Fra^s. Rooke of Armourer's Hall, London.