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In a new post on warnerfamily.ca, I've shared a chapter from my book that tells that sad, sad story of my great great uncle, Thomas Benson Warner, who died tragically in 1908. Uncle Tom is my favourite once-forgotten ancestor. The poor man just couldn't get a break. I hope you'll join me in honouring his memory by reading his story.... https://warnerfamily.ca//uncle-tom-warner-the-saddest-sto/

A new post about Elizabeth Warner, a remarkable young cousin of ours. https://warnerfamily.ca/2020/07/15/cousin-elizabeth-warner/

Hi cousins and other family members! For those who also belong to the "Warner Family Bulletin Board" group, please excuse the duplication. I've just published a new post to the Warners website and I urge you to give me your feedback (preferably in the website's comment section or contact page).... The question I want you to help me answer is "how does this website fulfill its mission of researching, preserving, and sharing the Warner family’s history, stories, and pictures, while at the same time ensuring that nothing published infringes the privacy rights of family members who are still living?" Here is the post: http://warnerfamily.ca//respecting-the-privacy-of-living-/

I just finished the second half of my story about using DNA together with historical records to prove who our Warner great great great great great grandparents were. Spoiler: they were William Warner and Elizabeth White who were married in the village of Howden, in Yorkshire, on October 20, 1776. I hope you'll read it and leave a comment on the website.... http://warnerfamily.ca//finding-our-yorkshire-cousins-par/

Finding our Yorkshire Cousins: Part 1 of 2 http://warnerfamily.ca//finding-our-yorkshire-cousins-par/