Spouse: Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Brierly. Mary Frances "Fannie" Walkden and Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Brierly were married on 21 January 1880 in Oakdale, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Florence May Brierly.

Spouse: Elizabeth Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor and William Walkden were married. Children were: Mary Frances "Fannie" Walkden.

Spouse: Lucy Raymond. Lucy Raymond and Hezekiah Walker were married on 16 May 1775 in Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Sally Walker, Lucy Walker, William Raymond Walker, Silas Walker, Polly Walker, Sally Walker, John Walker, Parsis Walker, Lydia Walker, Tabatha Walker, Joel Walker.

Spouse: Hiram Coats. Parmelia Walker and Hiram Coats were married on 20 September 1835 in Callaway County, Missouri. Children were: Mary Coats, Nancy C Coats, William B. Coats, Tabitha Coats, Elizabeth F. Coats, John C. Coats, Francis W. Coats.

Spouse: Benjamin Hubbard. Polly Walker and Benjamin Hubbard were married in 1803.

Spouse: Thomas Howe. Sally Walker and Thomas Howe were married on 25 September 1806 in Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Amasa Howe, Lyman Howe, William Howe, Thomas Howe, Joel Howe, Sarah "Sally" Howe, John Howe, George Howe, Harvey Howe, Abby Howe.

Spouse: Helen McCall. Helen McCall and Marvin Wall were married.

Spouse: Noah Trask. Deborah Wallbridge and Noah Trask were married between 1786 and 1818.

Spouse: William W. Brierly. Sarah H. Walling and William W. Brierly were married.

Spouse: Ryan Alan Bunder. Bethany Sue Wantuck and Ryan Alan Bunder were married in 2008.

Spouse: Robert de Puttenham. Margaret Warbleton and Robert de Puttenham were married between 1398 and 1429. Children were: John Puttenham.

Spouse: Daniel Heywood. Hannah Ward and Daniel Heywood were married on 25 September 1718 in Marlborough, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Children were: Mary Heywood, Sarah Heywood, Rebecca Heywood, Daniel Heywood, Abel Heywood, Grace Heywood, Abigail Heywood.

Spouse: Joannah Mixel. Joannah Mixel and Obadiah Ward were married. Children were: Hannah Ward.

1865 State Census has Carrie living with her Aunt and Uncle, Calvin and Mary B. Claflin. (Mary Brett Ware was the sister of Carrie's father, Thomas Jefferson Ware).

Parents: Thomas Jefferson Ware and Phebe Hathaway.

Spouse: Edwin Day Pond. Caroline A. Ware and Edwin Day Pond were married on 12 March 1867. Children were: Emma Pond.

Spouse: Susan J. Littlefield. Susan J. Littlefield and Henry Ware were married on 19 June 1873. Children were: John Claflin Ware.

Spouse: Emma J. Holbrook. Emma J. Holbrook and Henry Ware were married on 23 December 1868. Children were: Francis Henry, Anna H. Ware.

Spouse: Phebe Hathaway. Phebe Hathaway and Thomas Jefferson Ware were married about 7 August 1831 in Holliston, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Children were: William Ware, Frederick Ware, Henry Ware, Nathaniel Ware, James B Ware, Caroline A. Ware.

Spouse: Mary S. Warner. Mary S. Warner and Luther A. Warfield were married on 29 April 1844 in Millbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Mary Frank Warfield.

Spouse: Henry H. Bancroft. Mary Frank Warfield and Henry H. Bancroft were married on 23 November 1871 in Millbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Georgie M. Bancroft, Henry L. Bancroft.

Spouse: Charlotte Greer. Charlotte Greer and Daniel Warner were married.

Spouse: Robert Mackclothlan. Joanna Warner and Robert Mackclothlan were married on 14 October 1663/4 in Wenham, Essex County, Massachusetts. Children were: Daniel Claflin.

Spouse: Luther A. Warfield. Mary S. Warner and Luther A. Warfield were married on 29 April 1844 in Millbury, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Mary Frank Warfield.

Spouse: Lester Williams. Ann-Eliza Warren and Lester Williams were married on 9 October 1862. Children were: Waterman Lester Williams.

Barbara Warren (McCall)
[CFM = Clarence Field McCall, Jr., born 1912 in Akita Japan of missionary parents]

1914 - March 19 - Barbara Warren is born in Holden, Massachusetts - first child of William Howe Warren and Edith Brierly Warren. Neither she nor her mother has been given a middle name “since they assumed I'd get married and stop using it anyway”!

1931 - graduates from Holden High School; enters Mount Holyoke.

1934 - spends the summer after her junior year in Student Summer Service, Addison, Vermont, serving with two women pastors; preached her first sermon (Common Lot, Spring 1987, pg. 17)

1935 - graduates from Mount Holyoke; June 26 - August 31 took American Youth Hostel trip to Europe.
Enrolls at Chicago Theological Seminary, as candidate for Masters in Theology, intending to pursue religious social work.

1936 - April 28; CFM is licensed by the Chicago Congregational Association (from his certificate; don't have BWM's) License is renewed in 1937 and 1938.

1936 - Student Summer Service in Beulah, North Dakota. On the back of one photo she writes: "Just don't mention evolution or Harry Emerson Fosdick and you'll be OK!" "I had my first funeral here (and only one) for a 3 mos. Old baby."

1937 - June 5 - marries classmate Clarence Field McCall, Jr. at the Congregational Church of Holden. Barbara takes the spring quarter off to prepare for the wedding and thus loses a semester in her studies.

1937 - Student Summer Service in Custer, Montana

1938 - June 10 - CFM graduates from CTS (Barbara does not)

1938 - October 16; ordained together (by the Yellowstone Association of Congregations and Ministers of the State of Montana) at the Congregational Church of Roundup, Montana. They are called as co-pastors of the Musselshell Larger Parish to serve the churches at Roundup, Musselshell, Mellstone, and Sumatra.

1939 - Feb 28; Merritt Campbell McCall is born in Livingston, Park County, Montana

1941 - March 21; Judith Brierly McCall is born in Livingston

1941 - June; called to the Holbrook Congregational Church of Livingston, MT.

1941 - October; CFM is called to the Congregational Church of Rapid City, South Dakota

1944 - February 21; Robert Marshall McCall is born in Rapid City SD

1947 - March 22; John Brierly McCall is born in Rapid City

1948 - November 30; CFM begins pastorate at the Congregational Church of Forest Grove Oregon.

• During these years Barbara and Mac co-lead Religious Interpretation Week sessions at Southern Union College, Talladega College, Tougaloo College, and Dillard University.

1952 - CFM is called as Associate Superintendent of the Congregational Christian Conference of Illinois, based in Chicago. Family moved to 618 (?) N. Ridgeland Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois. Later moved to 331 North Grove.

1955 - CFM is elected Superintendent of the Conference; offices moved from 19 South LaSalle Street Chicago, to 165 North Kenilworth, Oak Park
During these 10-15 years, Barbara is:
• active in Illinois Conference Women's Fellowship,
• co-opted member of the Program Committee of the National Council for Lay Life and Work;
• member of the Wisconsin Commission for Lay Life and Work
• Leader of women's retreats in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, and others

1963 - January; CFM is called as first Conference Minister of the Wisconsin Conference UCC

1965 - September; CFM is called as Conference Minister of the Southern California Conference of the UCC. Office in Pasadena, residence in Altadena.

1967 - July 20, CFM enters the hospital with symptoms of a heart attack; July 25 suffered massive heart attack and dies at the Huntington Memorial Hospital, Pasadena, CA. He had shown first symptoms of angina on 1 Jan 1966. Funeral is July 28 at First Church UCC in Pasadena.

1968 - January; the First Congregational Church, UCC, Oak Park, IL calls her as interim associate minister. This is the church where she and her family had been members until 1963 when they moved to Madison, Wisconsin.

1968 - May 1; becomes Associate Secretary for the UCC Council for Lay Life and Work; moves to 510 E. 23rd Street, New York

1972 - January; is appointed special assistant to UCC President Robert V. Moss as executive for the Task Force on Women in Church and Society, based in New York.

1973 - July; Task Force reports to the General Synod (United Church Herald, January 1972, pg. 9)

1973 - Awarded Doctor of Divinity degree from Chicago Theological Seminary

1973 - becomes UCC Editor of A.D. Magazine, a joint publication of the United Church of Christ and the United Presbyterian Church.

1975 - A.D. ceases publication and Barbara enrolls in the Blanton Peale Institute (New York City) for training as a pastoral counselor (Institutes Reporter; Institutes of Religion in Church and Society, New York; February 1977 / Volume 5, Number 1, pg. 3). In this article she says: “I didn't feel locked in, but I was. I felt then that it wouldn't have been fair to compete with Mac. And I only preached on Mother's Day… What a tragedy that his death was the catalyst that forced me to become a complete person.”

1978 - Completes Studies at the Institutes and moves to Auburndale, Massachusetts, where she establishes a small pastoral counseling practice, particularly working with female seminarians

1980 - living in Concord, MA (30 Hawthorne Village)

1981 - Travels around the world, visiting UCC mission sites, and treks in the Himalayas in Nepal with three women friends (Concord (MA) Journal, 24 Dec 1981, pg. 5)

1982 - moves to Pilgrim Place in Claremont, California

1994 - soon after her 80th birthday, falls and breaks her hip. Moves to the Health Care Center and later relinquished her home on Alden Road.

26 October 2007 - after 13 years in the nursing unit, Barbara dies quietly.
Parents: William Howe Warren and Edith Maude Brierly.

Spouse: Rev. Dr. Clarence Field "Mac" McCall Jr.. Rev. Dr. Barbara Warren and Rev. Dr. Clarence Field "Mac" McCall Jr. were married on 5 June 1937 in Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts. Children were: Merritt Campbell McCall, Judith Brierly McCall, Robert Marshall McCall, John Brierly McCall.

Spouse: Eunice Chase Boyden. Eunice Chase Boyden and Berthier Warren were married before 1875.

Spouse: Alfred Edward Alton. Blanche Louise Warren and Alfred Edward Alton were married on 3 April 1906 in Holden, Worcester County, Massachusetts.

Spouse: Paula Pelletier. Paula Pelletier and David Scott Warren were married in 1973. They lived in 1992. Children were: Tessa Warren, Jonah Brierly Warren.