Warner of Co.Cork
Did Richard Yielding marry the dau of Simon Warner?
Richard Yielding
married
before 1738 to
Millicent ---- [many spellings of first name].
No surname known.
Millicent must be born c.1720 (by dates of children's births).
According to Wikitree
here
and
here,
Millicent may be
Millicent Warner,
daughter of
Simon Warner, Vicar of Ardcanny, Co.Limerick, and
Catherine Studdert.
No proof is given.
We do not even know Simon had a daughter Millicent.
-
It does make huge sense though in terms of names.
- Millicent Warner would then apparently be granddau of Millicent Rose.
-
Richard Yielding and Millicent's eldest children are
"Simon Francis" and "Catherine",
which would then be after grandparents
Simon Warner and Catherine Studdert.
-
The grandchild Catherine dies young.
Richard and Millicent's next child after the apparent grandmother Catherine Studdert dies in 1760
is a second "Catherine".
- The names are good evidence. But we would like proof.
- A tree on
myheritage.com
thinks Millicent is dau of Simon Warner. Need subscription to see it.
Simon Warner
The Simon Warner family is as follows.
- Edward Warner,
mar Ellinor Magner,
had issue:
- Thomas Warner.
See wikitree.
He
mar 1681 to Elizabeth Evatt.
Listed as "gentleman" in son's TCD admission.
He died 1747, Newtown, Co.Cork.
Thomas and Elizabeth
had issue:
- Simon Warner,
born 1684, Co.Cork.
See wikitree.
He was educ Trinity College Dublin.
Entered 22 Mar 1701 (new style), age 17.
Entered as "Pensioner",
from Mr. Goodman's school, Co.Cork.
Scholar 1704.
B.A. Spring 1705.
M.A. Summer 1708.
Simon was
Curate at Askeaton, Co.Limerick, 1714
[Patrick Comerford].
Listed as "Canon".
He mar
Catherine Studdert [apparently born post-1695].
Vicar of Ardcanny, N Co.Limerick, 1731 to death 1757.
He was "collated"
(appointed) 12 Oct 1731.
Ardcanny church was built 1738.
He died 1757.
Catherine died in April 1760.
Simon Warner in
[TCD Alumni, p.860].
Ardcanny old church (in ruins) and newer Rectory.
Mellon townland, Ardcanny par, N Co.Limerick (near where the
River Maigue
meets the Shannon).
From
1829 to 1842 map.
The Rectory was apparently built 1791
[Lewis, 1837]
so is after Warner's time.
To the N is Ardcanny church, built 1738, by now in ruins.
See modern satellite view.
See
street view
of ruined church.
See street view
of Rectory entrance.
Vicars of Ardcanny, Co.Limerick.
From p.421
of
[Fasti Ecclesiae Hibernicae, Munster].
"V.B." is the source, the Visitation Books of the Diocese.
Thomas Warner of Cork
Richard Yielding the younger, son of
Richard Yielding and Millicent (maybe Warner),
married before 1771 to
Susanna Warner.
This is more evidence that Millicent may be Warner.
And then Richard and
Susanna would be cousins of some sort.
- Thomas Warner,
of city of Cork.
He is party to
[Deed of 1771]
with his son-in-law Richard Yielding.
He had issue:
- Susanna Warner.
She mar
Richard Yielding [bapt 3 January 1741]
and had issue.
They mar pre-1771 (and perhaps pre-1767).
