does all the warren family lines derive from the De Warenne who came over at the Norman conquest.

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Richard Warren of the Mayflower had two sons. He has many descendants in North America and beyond.
by Living Emmons G2G6 Pilot (179k points)
His ancestry is, and has been, subject to much research, but is presently inconclusive.
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It's likely to have several origins. In medieval England, Free Warren or Warren was the right to hunt small game such as rabbits and pheasants in a particular area. Someone who lived there or was a gamekeeper could be called Warrener or Warren.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_warren
by Living Mead G2G6 Mach 7 (73.5k points)

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