two different Richard Warrens? If so, they shouldn't be brothers. [closed]

Question

I was going to propose a merge for https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Warren-13938 and https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Warren-13939 but there's a warning not to merge with "Richard Warren of the Mayflower"...so, are these duplicate profiles or one the son of Ralph & Joan, the other of the Mayflower? (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Warren-13938 appears to be the one who's son of Ralph & Joan, as he's married to Elizabeth Hayward (see [this article]).

Comments

Richard Warren (Warren-398) of the Mayflower was b 1646. Someone probably posted the message about not merging with that profile to prevent future proposed merges which must have been numerous enough in the past to inspire the PM to post a warning on Warren-13938 who was b 100 years earlier. Perhaps tired data-doctors were initiating too many merges.  :)

Answer 1

Please disregard my previous answer.

Answer 2

The Richard Warren of the Mayflower came across the Atlantic Ocean in 1620 and he died in Plymouth, MA in 1628.

The Richard Warren in the above, Warren-13938 ,WikiTree profile died in England before 1600.

Answer 3

For the Richard Warren who came over on the Mayflower see Warren-66

He married Elizabeth Walker. His wife and their five daughters came over later. He and his wife had two sons born at Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts Colony.

Comments

Thanks Frank! I edited the profile for Richard Warren-13938.

Answer 4

The merge warning is copied in from the FamilySearch Tree.