Warren Marwick was educated in York and his religion was Catholic.
12 Facts About Warren Marwick
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Warren Marwick worked on clearing a road and constructing a telegraph line to Southern Cross, and drove horse-drawn coaches in the Eastern Goldfields from 1892 to 1897.
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Warren Marwick was a founding director of Westfarmers where he served 37 years into its development.
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Warren Marwick was at various points in the 1900s, 1910s and 1920s a member of the York Road Board and the York Municipal Council.
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Warren Marwick contested the by-election, as did Hal Colebatch, a journalist from Northam, and David Morrell, a farmer from Northam.
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The election occurred on 26 September 1910, and Warren Marwick won, receiving 714 primary votes comparted to Colebatch's 537 and Morrell's 341.
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Warren Marwick won all centres except for Northam, which was won by Colebatch.
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Warren Marwick chose to support the Armadale-Brookton route, which resulted in his unpopularity within Northam.
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Colebatch defeated Warren Marwick, beating him by a small margin in every polling place except for in York.
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On 6 June 1894, Warren Marwick married Susannah Collins at St Patrick's Catholic Church, York.
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Warren Marwick died on 8 October 1947; no children resulted from that marriage.
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Warren Marwick died on 12 March 1955 in Albany, Western Australia.