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James Warden
Lieutenant James Warden (1736–1792) was a Royal Navy officer and Lord of the Manor of Charmouth. He eventually died in a duel after an argument with a neighbouring landowner.
==Life==
James Warden had enjoyed a distinguished career in the Royal Navy as a commissioned officer, seeing action in both the Seven Years' War and the American War of Independence.〔(Dorset History Centre: Pistols at dawn ), Retrieved 15 Sept 2012〕 He was created Lieutenant in the year 1760.
He married Elizabeth Newell and had three children, William Weeks Wharton (born 1766), Ann (1764), and Hannah (1763).〔(Descent of Charmouth Manor in the Warden/Liddon Family ), Retrieved 15 Sept 2012〕
In 1783, James Warden bought the manor of Charmouth and soon fell out with many of the local inhabitants. He objected to a number of local rates and elections at parish meetings, he took legal action against the vicar and others for removing sand from the beach and he also disinherited his son.
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