John W. Warner Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Patricia Cooper - pcooper@peaknet.net

Surname: WARNER
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 914

  JOHN W. WARNER, a Veteran of the Civil War and a well known
citizen of North Hampton, N. H., is a wagon builder by trade. He has
always made his home in this vicinity except for the period spent in the
army, and has a wide circle of acquaintances.
  Mr. Warner was born in North Hampton in March 7, 1843, and
is a son of Andrew S. and Alivia R. .(Leavitt) Warner, both of North
Hampton. His father was a carpenter and cabinet maker by trade. He
was a Republican in politics, and in religious faith was a member of the
Methodist church. Andrew S. Warner and wife had four chidren :
Philip A. ; John W. ; Emma 0., who first married Joseph Thayer and
secondly, Marshall Reed; and Caroline E., who never married.
  After attending the grade schools of his home district John W.
Warner attended high school at Bath, Maine. At the age of eighteen
years, he enlisted as a member of Company M, First Regiment, R. I.
Volunteer Infantry, with which he served two -years. He then re-en-
listed as a member of Company M, First Regiment, N. H. Cavalry, in
which he served one and a half years. He was honorably discharged
on July 25, 1865, and then returned home. He then worked with his
father at his trade until the latter died in 1876. He has always been
a man of recognized mechanical skill and has had much success at his
trade as a wagon builder. He is a Republican in politics and has always
been warmly interested in the affairs of the community. He served in
1903 as representative of the town of North Hampton, on the school
board. and at the present time is moderator.
  Mr. Warner was joined in marriage with Stella Garland of Rye, a
daughter of David and Mary A. (Trickey) Garland. Her father was en-
gaged in the teaming business by occupation in Boston, in which city.
Mrs. Warner was born. She has a sister, Netta, and a brother, Alfred
S. Mr. and Mrs. Warner have had one daughter, Lucy M. In religious
attachment they are members of the Congregational Church.

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