BIO:  J. C. WARREN, M.D., Butler Township, Adams County, PA

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History of Cumberland and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania
Chicago:  Warner, Beers & Co., 1886
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Part III, History of Adams County, Page 387

J. C. WARREN, M.D., P.O. Menallen, was born in York County, Penn., in 1852, and 
is a son of Dr. James Warren, formerly a prominent physician of York County, but 
now retired and living in Adams County.  Our subject passed his boyhood in the 
city, and received his literary education in the schools.  In 1870 he entered 
the medical university, at Louisville, Ky., from which he graduated in 1873.  He 
began practice in Lancaster, Penn., where he devoted himself to a remunerative 
practice for three years.  He then moved to near Gettysburg, and practiced a 
short time; then located in Strinestown, York County, where he practiced 
successfully eight years.  In 1883 he came to his present location, since which 
time he has built up a lucrative practice, which is constantly on the increase.  
October 9, 1883, he married Miss Eliza A., a daughter of John Dull.  Dr. Warren 
is a congenial, affable gentleman, and decidedly popular, both socially and 
professionally.  He is an acceptable member of the Reformed Church.  Mrs. 
Warren’s father, John Dull (deceased), was born in Butler Township in 1810, and 
was a son of Joseph and Mary (Weist) Dull, old settlers of the county, in which 
they lived and died.  Both belonged to the Reformed Church.  They were parents 
of four children:  Benjamin, John W., Eliza and Mary.  He died in 18--.  John 
Dull married, in 1842, Susanna, daughter of John and Mary (Smith) Myers, and for 
eight years after lived in Whitestown; he then settled on the farm where the 
family now reside.  He was a member of the Reformed Church.  As a successful 
business man he acquired a large property.  He was the father of two children, 
one of whom is living - Eliza Ann, wife of Dr. Warren.  Mr. Dull died in 1883.  
The parents of Mrs. John Dull died when she was a child, and their history is 
unattainable.  To them were born seven children:  Mary, Geirge, Gabriel, 
Margaret, Harriet, Elizabeth and Susanna.