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            <title>Jonathan Warner</title>
            <author>William Plumer</author>
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            <p>The Plumer Project</p>
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           <head><title>Jonathan Warner.</title></head>
         <p><lb/>The son of Daniel Warner, formerly chief justice of the court
         <lb/>of common pleas for the province of New Hampshire, was born at
         <lb/>Portsmouth in that province on the 6th of September 1726.
         <lb/>He was educated a merchant, &amp; as such did considerable busi=
         <lb/>=ness. The 25th of June 1766 he took his seat as a counciller under
         <lb/>the royal government; but during the resolution be supported
         <lb/>the cause of his country against the usurpations of the British
         <lb/>government. He was a man of decent talents, firm &amp; perseve=
         <lb/>=ring in his measures, but of gentlemanly manners. He
         <lb/>regularly attended the polls at sixty six annual town meet=
         <lb/>=ings, &amp; often presided as moderator; &amp; probably was the oldest
         <lb/>magestrate in the State. He was not wealthy; &amp; died childless
         <lb/>at the place of his nativity on the 15th day of May 1814, in his
         <lb/>eighty eighth year.</p>
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