Biographical Sketch of Dr. J. Warren, Lafayette County, Missouri

>From "History of Lafayette County, Mo., carefully written and compiled
from the most authentic official and private sources" St. Louis, Mo.
Historical Company, 1881.
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The subject of this sketch was a native of Lincoln county, Kentucky, and
born October 12, 1816, the son of William and Lucretia (Taylor) Warren.
His father was a native of Virginia.  His mother a native of Kentucky. 
She died in her native state in the year 1819.  The doctor received his
education at Central College, Danville and Transylvania College, Lexing-
ton, Ky., where he graduated in the year 1845.  He then emigrated to
Dover, Lafayette county, Mo., and engaged in the practice of medicine,
until 1853.  He then bought a farm in Cass county, Mo., which he culti-
vated with his servants until the war came on, he then came to Lafayette
county, Mo.  Thence with his servants to Boone county, where he was when
the slaves were made free.  In June, 1865, he located at Columbia, where
he practiced the medical profession five years.  He then returned to
Lafayette county, locating at Waverly, where he now resides.  In Septem-
ber, 1849, he was married to Miss Isabelle Dickson, daughter of Rev.
William Dickson.  By this marriage he has three living children: Anna C.
(Shindler), Amanda Lee, and Lucy Belle (Dr. Trogan).  The Warrens are of
English decendants, and came to America in 1781, under act of the House
of Burgesses, to settle land.

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