The Warriners

Trace the Warriner family across generations, from the earliest roots in Plymouth Colony to the lived memories of Greenwood farms and changing times. Together, they tell a story of endurance, family bonds, and a way of life shaped by the land and the people who worked it.

How farming was done in the mid-1800s

Through Nathan Warriner’s ancestral journey, Marshall Warriner’s tender family portrait and poem, Wayne Warriner Sr.’s deep Greenwood roots, and Wayne Warriner Jr.’s reflections on a farming life transformed, we see how history lives on—not just in dates and places, but in memories, stories, and the quiet continuity of family. For anyone who loves local history, rural life, or the threads that connect generations, these pieces offer a meaningful glimpse into the Warriner legacy.

Nathan Warriner — A short, heartfelt family history tracing Nathan Allen Warriner and his ancestors from Plymouth Colony to rural Pennsylvania. Discover how five generations shaped life on the farm and the stories that connect us to our past. https://wix.to/gXAP4fK

Marshall Warriner — a heartfelt family portrait and a loving poem about his dog Lindy, passed down from his father Frank. Dive into memories, photos, and family stories that bring the past to life. https://wix.to/Zmq73wk

Wayne Warriner, Sr — a Warriner through and through. Dive into the family stories from Greenwood: the generations, the farm on the Greenwood–Jasper line, and memories with Bess and Gyp. A short, personal read for anyone who loves local history and family lore. https://wix.to/4CwtjH1

Wayne Warriner, Jr — Changing Times. A personal look at Greenwood's farming history and how life transformed from the 1860s to the mid-1900s. Read about life without electricity, indoor plumbing, and how the Warriners adapted over generations. Dive into Wayne Jr.'s memories and the story of a community in transition. https://wix.to/g3bSRgQ