John Warby
- Born: 29 Jun 1745, Tewin, Hertfordshire England
- Marriage (1): Ann Sipthorpe on 6 Sep 1764 in Barley, Hertfordshire England
- Died: 8 Feb 1789, England UK at age 43
- Buried: Tewin, Hertfordshire England
General Notes:
Calvin Warby notes:
It is likely that Benjamin Warby born in 1825 is descended from John Warby who was sent to Australia in the late 1700's as a convict. He became a famous constable in the Campbelltown area. The Warby Range, the Warby Swamp Gum tree and the Warby-Ovens national Park were named after him. My ancestor, James Warby (1785) and his son, James Warby (1822) emigrated to Australia in 1839.
I have worked with the descendants of John Warby trying to find a connection, but there is disagreement and uncertainty as to who John Warby's parents were. One of the difficulties faced is that two different sources (I think it was a census and his death certificate) indicate several years difference in the year of his birth. That, along with the commonality of the name John Warby to the communities near Cottered, Hertfordshire, England, makes determining his parents difficult.
Noted events in his life were:
• connection. 453
John married Ann Sipthorpe, daughter of William Sipthorpe and Margery, on 6 Sep 1764 in Barley, Hertfordshire England. (Ann Sipthorpe was born in 1745 in Kidderminster, Worcestershire England and died in Jan 1800 in Tewin Cottered, Herfordshire England.)
Noted events in their marriage were:
• alt marriage, 9 Aug 1764, Barley, Hertfordshire England.
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