Cumberland County, Maine - Albert F. Warren
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Biography
Albert F. Warren
Biographical Review
Cumberland County, Maine
Boston
Biographical Review Publishing Company
1896
Page 663-664


Albert F. Warren, a worthy representative of a well-known family, was born at
the Warren homestead in Westbrook, March 4, 1850, a son of Lewis P. and Sarah
(Turner) Warren. He is a descendant of John Warren, Sr., the founder of the
family in Cumberland County, who was born in Berwick, Me., March 5, 1731, and,
when a young man, settled in Westbrook. He raised a large family of children,
one of whom, John, died while serving in the Continental army during the
Revolutionary War. Another son, John, second, grandfather of Albert F. Warren,
was born at the homestead, May 23, 1776, the day upon which his brother, John,
first, died. He became interested in the lumbering industry, which he carried on
extensively for many years, and was closely identified with the growth and
development of his locality. On November 29, 1810, he married Eleanor Lamb, who
was born in Falmouth, July 5, 1785, and their children were: George, William L.,
and Lewis P.  He died September 10, 1845, his wife having previously passed away
on January 13, 1835.

Lewis P. Warren, father of Albert F., was born at the family homestead, August
11, 1817. He was carefully educated, and received a good business training,
which fitted him to achieve success in life. His connection with lumbering and
other industries extended through a long period, and was marked by unusual
prosperity. He has attained a ripe old age, and is now passing his time in
retirement at his residence, which is in close proximity to his birthplace. His
wife, Sarah Turner, whom he married in Otisfield, September 20, 1844, was born
May 21, 1818. Her children are as follows: John W., now living in retirement,
married Martha J. Hawks, and has two sons - J. Clifford and Lewis P.; Albert F.
is the direct subject of this sketch; Lelia A. resides at home; Edna A. married
B. F. Joy, a photographer of Ellsworth, Me., and has one son, Benjamin Warren;
Cora B. is the wife of Albert A. Hawks, who is connected with a packing house in
Boston, Mass., and resides in Cliftondale, a suburb of that city. Mr. and Mrs.
Hawks have two children - Marion S. and Alberta L.

Albert F. Warren attended the schools of Westbrook, and was educated for a
business career. He has been connected with various enterprises conducted by his
father, whom he has materially assisted since becoming of age; and he is at the
present time engaged in looking after the interests of the estate in Westbrook.
He is connected with the fraternal orders, being a member of Saccarappa Lodge,
No. 11, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and of Westbrook Lodge, No. 27,
Knights of Pythias. On September 4, 1872, Mr. Warren was united in marriage to
Sarah O. Atkinson, a daughter of Bradbury Atkinson, of Buxton, Me.; and they
have one daughter, Edith M., who was graduated from the Westbrook High School in
1892. In politics Mr. Warren is an active supporter of the Republican Party, and
takes-a lively interest in public affairs, but defective hearing prevents him
from accepting office. In his religious views he is a Congregationalist.