Darling H. Warren Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
Possibly the brother of Mary Jane Sikes. As such, I have listed his father as Arthur?
1870 US Census, Wayne County, Georgia, Married, Head of Household
1880 US Census, Wayne County, Georgia, Married, Head of Household
1892 Wayne County, GA registered voters
1900 US Census, Wayne County, Georgia, Married, Head of HouseholdThe 1900 Wayne Co., Ga census has John B Sikes (b. May 1836 , wife Minervia) within two houses of Thomas O. Lane, the son, Mary Ann Jane Sikes and Joseph E. Lane. STRONG evidence that John is Mary Ann's brother. There are a lot of Sikes in Tattnall Co.
American Civil War Soldiers Record
about John V Sikes
Name: John V Sikes ,
Residence: Glynn County, Georgia
Enlistment Date: 04 August 1861
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Confederacy
State Served: Georgia
Unit Numbers: 372 372
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 04 August 1861
Enlisted in Company K, 26th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 04 August 1861.
Wounded on 03 May 1863 at Chancellorsville, VA (Through left hand, two fingers amputated)
Received a disability discharge Company K, 26th Infantry Regiment Georgia on 21 September 1864
Source: Ancestry.com online Civil War RecordsThis could be the brother (or cousin) of Mary Ann Jane Sikes.
Name: John B. Sikes
Birth: 1837 in GA
Death: ABT. 1900 in Wayne Co., GA
Marriage Minerva Westberry b: JAN 1845 in Wayne Co., GA
Married: 15 AUG 1861 in Wayne Co., GA
Name: John V. SIKES (could be her brother. Consistent with above.)
Birth: MAY 1836
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Married: 15 AUG 1861 in Wayne , Co., GA.
Children
William T. SIKES b: 1863
Frances Elizabeth SIKES b: 1865
Henry SIKES b: 1867
Mary Ann SIKES b: 1870
John D. SIKES b: 1872
Charles E. SIKES b: 1876
George W. SIKES b: FEB 1880
Jared J. SIKES b: MAR 1882
Sarah M. SIKES b: AUG 18841880 census: GA, Wayne, 30-Jun-1880
Sikes, John 44
, Minerva 35
, William T. 18
, Frances E. 15
, Maryan J. 10
, John D. 8
, Charles E. 4
, George W. 5/12 b. Feb 18801900 census: GA, Wayne, Gardi, Jun 1900
Sikes, John, 64, May-1836, married for 38 years
, Minerva 55, Jan-1845, 8 of 12 children living
, George W. 20, Feb-1880
, Jared J. 18, Mar-1882
, Sarah M. 15, Aug-1884
Sikes, Charles 24, Mar-1876
1860 census: FL, St. Johns, division 22
Sikes, John B. 63 GA
, Sarah 55 GA
, Joseph 21 GA
, Isaac 17 GA
, Stephen 13 GA
, Elizabeth 12 GA
I have conjectured that Jordon is the brother of John V. since he is living next door to John in the 1870 census.
1870 census, GA, Wayne 12-Aug-2870
Sikes, Jordon, 21 GA (living next door to John & Minervia Sikes)
, Nancy 16 GA
Good possibility:
Name: Julian Sikes
SSN: 255-09-6694
Last Residence: 33609 Tampa, Hillsborough, Florida, United States of America
Born: 28 Dec 1907
Died: Sep 1980
State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (Before 1951 )
Darling H. Warren's name may be a clue that the WARREN family is somehow tied to the Darling HUNTRESS family.
Darling H. Warren Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
Saria HANSON Warren Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
The descendants of James Warren were originally identified by Diane Jones at Descendants of Maj. James Warren
Gift Deed from Parents located by Diane Jones
Know all men by these presents that I, James Warren, Junr, of Standish County of Cumberland, yeoman, in consideration of a Deed given me this day by my father, James Warren of a certain tract or parcel of land lying in Standish, in said County and adjoining the Town of Baldwin, and between said Baldwin and the upper Range of Lots in Standish of being lots number thirty five; thirty six; fifty five; fifty six; seventy five; seventy six; one hundred and three and one hundred and four, excepting one hundred acres deeded by James Warren to Charles F. Warren running from Saco River to Sebago Pond also of certain household furniture; and farming utensils to wit; all of the furniture now in my father's house also one yoke of oxen and two cows and and all farming utensils now made use of on said farm-do hereby agree to support and maintain my said Father James Warren and wife Sarah Warren during the whole terms of their natural lives with edible food according to their health and age-comfortable house room, beds, bedding, and furniture also wearing apparel; also suitable fires and in case of sicknefs; with a physician and proper nursing; and to pay all said expenses and at their Decease, to cause them to be decently buried-and to do and perform all services for them, which may be reasonable for them to require-and also pay all debts-due from James Warren to any and all persons-In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this fourth day of November AD 1841.Signed and sealed in
Presence of Lot DavisSigned
James Warren Jr.
James Warren Jr. Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
Sarah GILMAN Warren Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
George F. Warren Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
Jerome Warren Gravestone
Gravestone at beside the Steep Falls Cemetery, Steep Falls, Cumberland, ME
Photo courtesy of Diane Warren Jones
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