| Name |
Sir Ralph Warren [102, Vol I, p. 23, footnote +], [59, North article, Vol IX, p. 649], [59, North article, Vol XIV, p. 506], [105, Vol II], 12G Grandfather |
| Birth |
ca 1486 |
| Death |
11 Jul 1553 |
| Burial |
St Swyth's church, Cheapward, London. |
| General |
Mercer. Lord Mayor of London: 1536 & 1543. |
| Father |
Thomas Warren |
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| Spouses |
| 1 |
Joan Lake [56, London: 1558, pub by Harleian 1568, p. 8], [102, Vol I, p. 23, footnote +], 12G Grandmother |
| Death |
8 Oct 1573, Hinchinbrooke, Hunts |
| Burial |
St Swyth's church, Cheapward, London. |
| General |
Co-heir. |
| Father |
John Lake |
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| Notes for Sir Ralph Warren |
Kt: 22 Dec 1536, Auditor 1537-9, Master mercers: 1530, 1542. Alderman Jun 18 1528; wards: Aldersgate and candlewick. Sheriff 1528-9.
He m.(1) Joan Lake, (2) Christian Warcup. |
| Arms Generally |
Or a chevron engrailed sable 3 griffins heads erased of the 2nd.
The arms illustrated for him in Wraithe’s “Arms of the Aldermen of Aldersgate” are:
Azure (faded, or vert) on a chevron argent, three griffons heades between three lozenges or and on a chief chequy or and gules a greyhound courant, ermine collared or.
The notes to this volumes say that these ares were originally those displayed in the church of St Syth’s but were replaced by the above simpler arms by Ralph’s son Richard.
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| Will |
| PCC 16 tashe of 30 Jun 1552, proved 5 Sug 1553. |