On 28 Oct 1830 Warner first married Nancy Gould in Portage County, Ohio.

The only Gould family in Portage County in 1830 was John Gould’s.
1830 Federal Census. Coventry, Portage County, Ohio
Roll 138, page 176
Family of John Gould
    1 male under 5
    1 male 5-9
    2 males 20-29
    1 male 40-49 [John]
    1 female 5-9
    1 female 10-14
    2 females 15-19 [Nancy?]
    1 female 40-49

Warner second married Mary. Born ca 1814 in New York.

Norman first married Jane Loveland.

Ca 1840 Norman second married Elizabeth Jane Bishop (59745) . Born on 25 Mar 1820 in Oswego or Otsego County, New York, or Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Jane died in Bennington Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan, on 17 Jun 1906; she was 86. She died of heart disease. Buried on 19 Jun 1906 in Alton Cemetery, Bennington Township.

Elizabeth Jane Bishop, usually known as Jane. She first married Norman Monroe, second Stephen Skellinger as his third wife, third Erastus Burnett, and fourth Henry Monroe as his third wife.

Jane Monroe remarried following Norman’s death in September of 1861. Marriage License # 854 Shiawassee County, Michigan lists Jane Monroe, 39, of Bennington marrying S. S. Kelenger, 42, of Sciota on 28 March 1862. Witnesses were Philetus Waldron and Caroline Waldron. E. E. Castor married them.

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Shiawassee
    15 May 1864, Bennington. Sylvester Dean, Justice of the Peace. Witnesses A.W. & Harriett Williams of Bennington [Harriet was Jane’s step-daughter and A.W. Harriet’s husband]
    Erastus Bernett, 40, of Bennington, b. Ohio, farmer
    Jane Skellings, 40, of Bennington, b. New York

Two men named Bishop were buried after the Civil War in Shiawassee County. Henry Bishop served in Company B, 15th Michigan Infantry. He died in 1911 and is buried in Byron Cemetery. M.W. [Marion W.] served in Company H, 160th New York Heavy Artillery, He also died in 1911, but is buried in Pinetree Cemetery.
Shiawassee Steppin’ Stones, Shiawassee County Genealogical Society. March 1984, Volume 13, Book 3. Pages 16 and 17.

1900 Federal Census. Bennington Township, Shiawassee County, MI
Roll 743, page 12A
    Lelon Dean, head, Sep 1867, 32, b. MI, father b. Canada, mother b. MI, farmer
    Lellie Dean, wife, Nov 1876, 23, b. MI, parents b. MI
    Fern E. Dean, daughter, Oct 1896, 3, b. MI, parents b. MI
    Eliza J. Burnett, boarder, Mar 1824, 76, b. NY, parents b. NY
Lebon and Lillie have been married for seven years. She has had two children and one has died. Lillie and both of her parents were born in Michigan. Fern was born in Michigan. Lebon and his mother were born in Michigan and his father in Canada. Eliza J. is a widow. The census indicates she has not had children. She and both of her parents were born in New York.

(Lelon Dean, son of John and Annlla Dean, d. 6 Apr 1947 in Vernon, Shiawassee County. Married Lillian Mae Munn, b. 20 Nov 1887 at Bennington, dau. of William & Adele (Hutchings) Munn.)

Return of Marriages in the County of Shiawassee
    27 Dec 1901, Shiawassee. Jas. J. Peacock, Justice of the Peace. Witnesses Mrs. Y Martin & R. Kelsey of Corunna
    Henry Monroe, 65, of Bennington, b. New York, laborer, son of Geo. Monroe & Sally Wood
    Jane Burnette, 65, of Bennington

Marriage License announcements in 1902 lists Henry Monroe age 65 of Bennington and Jane Burnette 65 of Bennington as having obtained a marriage license. Anniversaries, Births, Birthdays, Divorce, Marriages and Reunions 1900-1904, Compiled by Ruth E. Owen, Copied by Lucille Couzynse, Indexed by Dand and Ruth E. Owen, Shiawassee County Historical Society 1991, Owosso Argus page 145

The Owasso Newspaper of June 18, 1906, has the Obituary for Jane. “Mrs. W. H. Monroe, of Bennington Township, died Sunday at 10 o’clock. She was 82 years old and had lived where she died 57 years. Mrs. Monroe had had three husbands, all of whom are dead. She leaves no immediate family, but has some grandchildren in Grand Rapids. The funeral will be held Wednesday morning from the Pittsburg church; burial at Alton Cemetery.”

State of Michigan Death Certificate #130, Register 5 found on http://seekingmichigan.com/ on 12 January 2010, shows that Elizabeth Jane Munroe died in the Township of Bennington, Shaiwassee County, on 17 June 1906. She died of old age and heart trouble. John J. Roach was the attending physician. She was born 25 March 1820 and was 86 years, 3 months and 8 days old at death. At her death she was married. Her first marriage took place when she was 15 years old. She had one child who is not living. Her birthplace was Pennsylvania. Her maiden name was Bishop, but her father’s first name, mother’s name and their places of birth are all unknown. Elizabeth Jane worked as a house keeper. The informant was Marry Hutchings of Perry. She was buried in Alton Cemetery 19 June 1906. The undertaker was C. R. Hutchings of Perry. The record was filed 18 June 1906 by B. H. Taylor, Registrar.

(Mary Hutchings, the informant was Mary (Williams) Hutchings, daughter of Elizabeth Jane’s stepdaughter Harriet (Monroe) Williams.)

On 3 Feb 1867 Jesse married Eunice in Bennington Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan. Born on 11 Jul 1839 in New York. Eunice died in Middlebury Township, Shiawassee County, Michigan, on 12 Sep 1870; she was 31.

Eunice first married Sylvester Price, second Jesse Monroe.

1860 Federal Census. Lapeer, Lapeer County, Michigan
Roll 549, page 804
Post Office Lapeer
    Henry Price, 35, laborer, b. NY
    Unis Price, 23, b. NY
    Charles Price, 3, b. MI
    John Price, 1, b. MI

Return of Deaths in the County of Shiawassee
Eunice Monroe, d. 12 Sep 1870 æ. 31y 2m 1d, at Middlebury, Shiawassee Co., b. OH, married, parents names unknown, died of female weekness (debility).