Tulare County Biographies

ISAAC HENDERSON WARREN

Transcribed by Kathy Sedler

This file is part of the California Genealogy & History Archives
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cagha/index.htm

 
In Coffee county, Tenn., Isaac Henderson Warren was born in October, 1866, a son 
of Thomas P. and Mary (Harris) Warren. His father lived to be seventy-five years 
old, and his mother survives, in her seventy-first year. They were natives of 
Tennessee, and it was at Hillsboro in that state that the elder Warren passed 
away in 1906. Mr. Warren married in his native state Miss Bobbie Willis, who 
also was born there. Her mother lived to be seventy-five years old, and John 
Willis, her father, attained to the same age; one of her grand�mothers reached 
the advanced age of ninety-two years. After his marriage Mr. Warren removed from 
Tennessee to Brownwood, Brown county, Texas, where he farmed until he came to 
Tulare county. He bought fifteen acres of land near Tulare and has twelve acres 
in vines, Muscat grapes being his principal crop. The remainder of his land is a 
big chicken yard, he having about one hundred fine chickens. While he is 
interested in stock, he keeps only enough for his own use.
To Isaac Henderson and Bobbie (Willis) Warren have been born six children: 
Willis, Oscar, Leasel, David, and Ira and Ima, twins. Willis is a salesman in a 
store at Collis; Oscar is employed in a packing house; the others are attending 
school. Mr. Warren is a member of the Baptist church. Politically he is an 
independent Democrat, and fraternally he affiliates with the Woodmen of the 
World. He is in every sense of the word a good citizen, solicitous for the 
general welfare and helpful to all public interests.
 
History of Tulare and Kings Counties, California with Biographical Sketches - 
Los Angeles, Calif., Historic Record Company, 1913, Pp 889