Have a look at the notes for this profile
http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Warren-2926
The inquest into who should inherit the Barony of Bray in 1839 cited below gives a lot of detail on this family because they were attempting to find all the possible living claimants to the title. As far as I understand it, the descendants of Catherine Vincent would have had a claim because she was the only daughter of Anthony Vincent of Stoke Dabernon. Although as a female she couldn't inherit her father's title, a title can be passed through a female. Part of inquiry is to show that she had no living descendants. (A Sir Francis Vincent, presumably a descendent of Sir Henry Vincent or a later male heir was one of the known co-heirs to this title)
Dr Richard Warren was the son of Richard Warren of Marden,Tewin Hertfordshire and was married to Catherine Vincent. Dr Warren died and Catherine remarried , becoming the 2nd wife of William Gardiner . The following year 1696, she in turn died, aged 29 . Her memorial at Great Hadnam refers to her as being the only daughter of G Anthony Vincent of Stoke Dabernon.
Dr Warren predeceased his father and before his children were of age.The couples eldest son, Richard inherited Marden on his grandfather's death. The other children at the time of his death appear to be Vincent, who became a vicar in Devon, Ann who died at aged 15 and Catherine. (there was also a Thomas who is presumed to have died young)
If ,as it appears to be, this is the Catherine Warren that married William Vincent., they had a daughter Catherine who married and also had a daughter. The daughter then died in the workhouse without issue.
"Sir Harris Nicholas stated, That the next Point respected (No. 1O2.)Catherine, the daughter of William Vincent and Catherine Warren, the Wife of Hewitt Clarkson; that strong Evidence had been given to show that there was only One Child of that Marriage, and that she died a Pauper in the Workhouse; and he was now enabled to produce a first Cousin once removed of Catherine Clarkson, who would prove that she died without Issue"
See for enquiry for detail (unfortunately it doesn't contain the pedigree containing the 102 referred to )
I cannot find any mention of any other children of this couple in the enquiry(there is an Arthur Warren and a William Warren who I think would have been children of Richard Warren because Vincent's daughters are mentioned. They both also died without issue) If Catherine Warren and William Vincent had children in addition to Catherine, then presumably they would have been mentioned.(unless they had died young and it was accepted that they had died without issue) Otherwise their descendants would also have been possible claimants. I can't find any mention of other children(I might have missed it so please check)
5 papers relating to claims to the barony of Braye – Parliament lords, proc, Will. iv Viewable on Google books. The section from page 221 onwards is the relevant part.
