In 1689 Anne the wife of Arthur Warren was a beneficiary of the will of her brother Sir John Borlase of Bodmer, Baronet, who left her £100 to buy a ring.
In 1697 Anne was the sole executrix of her husband's will.
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Abstract of the Will of Anne Warren of Stapleford in the County of Nottingham, Widow, written 1 Mar 1699/1700, proved 25 Jul 1704. 6
Gives £5 each to her servants William Higgins, Anne Strelly, Edward Barber, Nurse Jackson and Christian Jackson.
Gives to Anne Warren her daughter by her late husband Arthur Warren a locket picture of him.
Gives her clothes to the head waiting woman.
Gives 50 shillings to the poor of the parish of Stapleford.
Gives 50 shillings to the poor of the parish of Tooton in co. Notts.
Gives £10 each to her sons Arnold Warren and Arthur Warren, and to her cousin George Burlase, to buy them mourning.
All the rest of her goods and chattels, money, plate, jewells, debts and estate she gives to her children Arnold Warren, Arthur Warren, Anne Warren, James Warren, Elizabeth Warren and John Warren.
Appoints her sons Arnold Warren and Arthur Warren and her cousin George Borlase co-executors of her last will and testament.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Charles Murrey near Southampton Street, in High Holborne, grocer ; Richd Tall against the place abovementioned, linen draper ; Littleton Westley of St. Johns Street
Marriage Information:
Anne married Arthur Warren, son of Arthur Warren, on 29 Jun 1676 at St. Bartholomew The Less, London, England. (Arthur Warren was born about 1643 and was buried on 29 Nov 1697 at St. Helen's, Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, England.)
Marriage Notes:
Arthur Warren, of Poton, Notts, esq., bachelor, about 33, and Mrs. Anne Borlase, of Brockmore, Bucks, about 19, her mother's consent — (Marriage) at St. Bartholomew-the-Great or Less. (Marriage Licence issued) 26 June, 1676.
