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I, inadvertently,erased your message. Would you send to my E-mail address? I am looking for an Isaac and a Michael Turner who settled in Pa. in the 1700's. I first pick them up in Green Co. (Washington Co.) JaneGD

Would like to correspond with anyone interested in this line--- Elisha TURNER.. He was born in 1672 at Ireland. He married Elizabeth HICKS in 1695. 1. Ebenezer TURNER. 2. MaryTURNER. 3. William TURNER. Reference: He married Comfort OXFORD in 1720 at Maryland. He died in 1764 at Maryland. 4. Elizabeth TURNER 5. Henry TURNER. 6. John TURNER. 7. Elisha TURNER Jr.. He died. He was born in 1697 at Maryland. He married Mary CARROLL before 1720. a) Levin TURNER. b) Thomas TURNER. He was born in 1720. c) Ebenezer TURNER.. He was born in 1722. d) Elizabeth TURNER. She was born in 1724. e) Henrietta TURNER. She was born in 1726. f) John TURNER.. He was born in 1727. g) Zadoc (Zadock) TURNER Zadoc was born in 1729 Regards, Marian tcaraker@aol.com

Fleming Turner was born in Buckingham Co., Va ,date unknown. Son of Stephen Turner. Married Jane M. Clark. Would like to know if he had children and their names. Believe he may be the father of my gg grandfather. Have stacks of info on the Turners, but nothing about Fleming's children. Thank you, Betty

Does any of the Turner researcher have in their data base a Lodwick Turner b. ca 1823 SC md Louisa Odom b 1830 of SC married in Cuthbert , Randolph co., GA. 1-21-1849 Their children are Joseph T. ca 1849 Thomas J. ca 1851 Della Anne ca 1857 Arisa Louisa ca 1857 John b. ca 1860 William Henry ca 1870 Charlie Arden md Louisa Quick ca 1876 in Randolph Co., GA. Anyone with any information on this family I would like to correspond with you you can edress me direct <bhorn1@bellsouth.net> Waiting for a reply Sue

Hello, I hope some of you out there on the Turner list may be able to help me. I'm searching for any information on my Great Great Grandfather's family. His name was James R. Turner, born April 4, 1836, and we have reason to think it was in Patrick County, Virginia. He married Sarah Jane Wood, daughter of Josiah Wood and Deliah Boyd. After the Civil War both families moved to southwestern Virginia. James served in the 51st Infantry. I'd appreciate any information that might lead me to finding his parents. Thanks, Wilma Carroll http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/4987

> Subject: Re: [TURNER] Turner's in Turners, MO. > Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 21:07:59 EST > From: AudraeM@aol.com > To: TURNER-L@rootsweb.com > Hello List: This was the fastest response I have had the pleasure of receiving. I am thrilled to have become acquainted with my granddaughter's family. And what a sweet family! Now I can put all this great information in her book and she will be thrilled when she is old enough to read it. This has been the most wonderful thing that has happened to me...since her birth. I worry all the time about being able to give the kids and grandkids their ancestry, I think it is a basic right to know where you come from. Thanks so much to this list for all the responses, they were great, and something wonderful has come of them. Happy grammy in CA. Rose Adams > Just to update the list on the query made earlier by Rose Adams about > Turner's from Turner's, MO... > > Rose was looking for the parents and grandparents of the father of her > granddaughter. The granddaughter's father is my first cousin's son. As > soon as I read the message I called my aunt and uncle and told them of this > message. They were completely surprised and absolutely delighted to hear > that they have their first great grandchild. I have spoken to Rose on the > phone and have arranged for a phone conversation between the two families > later this evening. > > Thank you to this wonderful list for bringing about the reuniting of a family > that was separated by divorce many years ago. We have a brand new Turner > cousin and grandparents have found a long lost grandson. What a happy > ending! > > Audrae Turner Mathis

Looking for information on Conley Turner born 1909 and died 1990. Conley Turner married Texie Alice Pennington 1938 in Randolph County, WV. Texie Alice Pennington was born May 26, 1913 and died May 10, 1966 in Randolph County, WV. Thanks Debbie

Hello all, Does anyone have a Daniel Turner married to a Milly Bryant in 1815? Daniel was possibly born in Va. Teresa

I would like to correspond with any relative of Henry G., born Franklin Co., N. Car., 9 June, 1904. In House, 1881-1897. Thanks. Lee Turner ---------------------- Forwarded by Lee Turner/CORPCTR/VANCPOWER on 11/09/99 06:37 AM --------------------------- STEVE M TANNER <stfla@juno.com> on 11/08/99 10:04:40 AM To: TURNER-L@rootsweb.com cc: (bcc: Lee Turner/CORPCTR/VANCPOWER) Subject: [TURNER] Turner Family Magazine; Abstracted, Vol. V Turner Family Magazine by William M. Clements January 1916 cont'd. (sic) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TURNERS IN CONGRESS Benjamin S., born Halifax Co., N. Car., 17 March, 1825. In house 1871-73. Charles, Jr., born in Massachusetts. In House 1809-13. Charles Henry, born Wentworth, N.H., 26 May, 1861/ In House 1889-1891. Residence, Washington, D.C. Daniel, born Warren Co., N. Car., 21 September, 1796, died San Francisco, Cal., 21 July, 1860. In House 1827-9. Erastus J., born Lockport, Pa., 26 December, 1846. In House, 1887-91. George, born Edina, Mo., 25 February, 1850. In Senate, 1897-1903. Henry G., born Franklin Co., N. Car., 9 June, 1904. In House, 1881-1897. James, born Southampton Co., Va., 20 December, 1766, died Bloomsburg, N. Car., 15 January, 1824. In Senate, 1805-16. James, born Harford Co., Md., 1783, died 1861. In House 1833-37. Oscar, born New Orkeans, La., 3 February, 1825, died 1896. In House 1879-85. Oscar, Jr., born Ballard Co., Ky., 19 October, 1867, died Louisville, Ky., 17 July, 1902. In House, 1899-1901. Smith S., born Warren Co., Va., 21 November, 1842, died Front ROyal, Va., 8 April, 1898. In House, 1894-7. Thomas, born Richmond, Ky., 10 September, 1821, died Mt. Sterling, Ky., 11 September, 1900. In House, 1877-81. Thomas J., born Trumbull Co., Ohio, 5 April, 1815, died Hot Springs, Ark., 4 April, 1874. In House, 1847-49. * * * * * Martha Turner, born 1815, married John M. Ammerman, 1847, in Bloomington, Ind. They had one son, James Richard. * * * * * April 1916 * * * * * THE GIRLS OF BETHLEHEM The Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies, at Beth- lehem, Penn., is one of the oldest female institutions of learning in this country. Since, 1786, thousands of young ladies have attended the Bethlehem school. In the early days few of the pupils were Moravians, but were members of aristocratic and wealthy families, and for many years the seminary was quite the vogue. The following list of pupils, recently found, will prove of great genealogical interest. 1822- Jane Turner, born 18 March, 1809, daughter of Mrs. Susan Turner of New JErsey. 1833- Emily Turner, daughter of Josiah Turner of Hope, Warren Co., N.J. 1857- Hester A. Turner, daughter of Thos. Turner of New York married 6 September, 1866, Rev. Thos. Crowther, Southfield, Berkshire Co., Mass. 1861- Lizzie V. Turner, daughter of Samuel Turner, of Plymouth, Penn. 1865- Emma L. Turner, daughter of Francis S. Turner, of New York. 1867- Mary H. Turner, ward of Miss Isabelle Lewis, of Brooklyn, N.Y. 1867- Lizzie M. Turner, ward of Miss Isabelle Lewis, of Brooklyn, N.Y. 1867- Isabelle L. Turner, ward of Miss Isabelle Lewis, of Brooklym, N.Y. NEW HAMPSHIRE SOLDIERS, CIVIL WAR 1861-5 Name Residence George A. Turner Candia Edward Turner Tyngsboro, Mass. Stephen Turner Rindge James Turner Rindge Charles W. Turner Meredith Frederick F. Turner Milford William Turner Rindge Henry Turner Franconia Peter Turner Nelson Samuel F. Turner Exeter Henry A. Turner Jaffey William B. Turner Loudon Edward Turner Wolfborough Richard Turner Concord John Turner Hopkinton Thomas Turner Bradford Charles H. Turner Farmington William Turner Unknown CONNECTICUT OLD FOLKS The following aged persons were living in Connecti- cut in the year 1884:: Alfred Turner, at Bolton, aged 87. Mrs. Alfred Turner, at Bolton, aged 80. Mrs. Hopestill Turner, at Glastonbury, aged 87. Miss. Harriett Turner, at Haddam, aged 82. William W. Turner, at Hartford, aged 84. Maria L. Turner, at Hartford, aged 81. Mrs, Hannah Turner, at Hebron, aged 94. Mrs. Freelove Turner, at Ledyard, aged 84. Hannah Turner, at Mansfield, aged 93. Lydia B. Turner, at Stratford, aged 83. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ends Vol. V. Happy hunting, Steve ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. ==== TURNER Mailing List ==== List problems?? Contact the?TURNER listowner? <cch@netdoor.com>

Dorothy, I read your comments about James Turner with interest. As I looked for Jesse Turner, I found him and many of the names were the same. I also suspect they had the same path from VA to NC. Do you know who all his siblings were? Who his parents were? They both had daugthers named Winaford. Jesse names his first twin sons James and John. Thanks. Deana

GENERATION 2 Nathan Turner b. 21 Feb 1780 in unknown place m. Elizabeth Hicks 5 May 1802 probably Franklin Co, GA; daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Bratcher Hicks d. 1 Oct 1840 Roane Co, TN bu. Pickel Cemetery, Roane Co, TN Nathan was listed on the 1805 GA land lottery as receiving a blank draw. He receives land in Wilkerson Co, GA on the 1807 GA land lottery. Nathan is in Roane Co, TN by 1810, served in the War of 1812, and easily identified thru his death in that county. After Nathan's death, beginning about 1856, his widow, Elizabeth and 8 or their 9 children moved to Webster Co, MO. Elizabeth died there 19 Aug 1861 Children: 1. John L. "Jack"; b. 9 Jul 1804 Franklin Co, GA; m. Edith "Edy" Wester 1826 Roane Co, TN; d. 23 Mar 1862 Turners, Greene Co, MO. Children: William C., John Loyd, Elizabeth, Daniel Wester, Nathaniel Benton, Margaret Jane, Denney Edward Wester, Columbus C. , Thomas H., Albert C., Rachel Hamilton, Mary Catherine and Susan William" Susie" 2. Denney; b. 11 Jan 1803 Franklin Co, GA; m. Elizabeth Cardwell 1831 Roane Co, TN; d. 17 Sep 1866 Webster Co, MO. Children: Columbus Houston, John Newton, Nathan Jasper, William Allen, Franklin Marion, Thomas Benton, Elizabeth Frances, Mary Emaline, James Denny, and Robert Buchannan 3. Mary "Polly"; b. 8 Nov 1806 Franklin Co, GA; m. William Smith 1826 Roane Co, TN; d. 27 Mar 1892 Webster Co, MO. Children: Amanda, Columbus C., Nathan Turner, Elizabeth, Christian, John A., Mary, William D., Albert M., and Sarah E. 4. Lovisa "Vicie"; b. 1 Jul 1811 Roane Co, TN; m. Charles B. Ellis 1831 Roane Co, TN; d. 4 Nov 1876 Webster Co, TN. Children: Artelia Emma, Mary Jane, Sarah M., John O'Burton and probably others 5. Nathaniel; b. 13 Nov 1813 Roane Co, TN; m. Susannah McPherson 1837 Roane Co, TN; d. 13 Mar 1898 Webster Co, MO. Children: Luther M., Anna E., John Lee, Parthena Jane, Barton McPherson, and Elijah Pendleton "Lige" He married secondly Susan Cardwell 1879 Webster Co, MO. There were no children to this marriage. 6. Elizabeth "Betsey"; b. 19 Nov 1816 Roane Co, TN; m. Henry Wilkerson Pickel 1837 Roane Co, TN; d. after Dec 1857 Pilot Point, Denton Co, TX. Children: Sarah Margaret, Elizabeth C., William Denny, Catherine Melisa, Victoria J., Edith Ann Eliza, Mary A., Amanda E., and Henrietta P. 7. Sarah; b. 22 Mar 1819 Roane Co, TN; m. Jonathan Pickel 1843 Roane Co, TN; d. 6 Mar 1879 Greene Co., MO. Children: Ruth B. and possibly others 8. William; b. 15 Jan 1823 Roane Co, TN; d. bef 1830 (not listed on census) 9. Nathan "Carroll"; b. 9 Jul 1824 Roane Co, TN; m. Mary Ann Coleman 1844 Roane Co, TN; d. 5 Nov 1859 Webster Co, MO. Children: Ann Elizabeth, Louisine Williams "Sina", William Nathan, Sarah Francis, Lovicy E. and Carroll Denny (born 10 days after his father's death) 10. Melissa E.; b. 7 Mar 1828 Roane Co, TN; m. John Caldwell 1850 Green Co, MO; d. 1 Dec 1885 Greene Co, MO. Children: Lon, and Mary Isadore Audrae Turner Mathis

It occurs to me that it has been a long time since I have posted my Turner information to this list. The wonderfully successful match that Rose Adams and I made yesterday reminds me that it may be time to post this information again. Rather than make this an impossibly long message I am going to post each generation in a separate message. Generation 1 William Turner William's parentage continues to elude us. It is 99% certain that he is not the William Turner son of Terisha Turner and Sarah Wimpey that is listed in the DAR records. (Terisha and Sarah Wimpey Turner are my husband's direct ancestors) William was born speculatively between 1738-1750. It is possible he had a brother, Zachariah, who died during the Rev. War while serving on the ship "Phantom" The first we pick him up with certainty is in 1790 in Franklin Co, GA on the tax list. There is a William Turner in Granville Co, NC as early as 1778 or earlier that appears to be the correct person and living in the area of collateral lines. It is possible that he, at one time lived in the northern part of Laurens Co, SC before moving to Franklin Co, GA William was described as "of Roane Co, TN" in a land deed in Franklin Co, GA on 2 Feb 1809, directing his son Nathan to sell his land. His death place and date are unknown to us, although family legend states that he died in Roane Co, TN cir 1828. William Turner married Sarah "Sally" Denney, daughter of Zachariah and Mary Denney. Her birth and death info are also unclear. Children: 1. Elizabeth "Betsey"; b. cir 1782; m. Abner Casey, thought to be the son of Aaron Casey; children: Turner Franklin Casey, Jesse Casey, perhaps others 2. Polly; m. Ruben Kelly 3. Pricilla "Rissie"; m. Denny Harris; living in Granville Co, NC as a widow in 1810 4. Sarah "Sally"; b. cir 1794; m. John Acord 1819 Roane Co, TN; children: Calvin, Cornelius C., William G., John Columbus, Francis Marion 5. Susan; b. cir 1782 (census records state she was born in SC); m. James Casey 6. Nathan; b. 21 Feb 1780; d. 1 Mar 1840 Roane Co, TN; m. Elizabeth Hicks; 7. Zachariah; b. cir 1765; m. Mary Casey 1783; probably the Zachariah living in Bedford Co, TN that had 13 children 8. Anna; b. cir 1786 probably SC; m. John Casey cir 1802 probably Franklin Co, GA; living in Polk Co, MO as a widow in 1870; children: Jane, Levi; Hettie; Keziah; John Allen, Elizabeth Ann, Frances Mariah, Mary Ann, Clarissa B., Susanne E., Sarah. 9. Daniel; b. cir 1789 probably SC; m. Elizabeth "Betsey" Hill 1811 Roane Co, TN; living in Washington Co, MO on 1850 census Any connections on this family would be joyfully received!! Audrae Turner Mathis

HARRY TURNER, mining engineer in charge of the operation of a coal mine named "La Rosita", located in San Juan de Sabinas, Coahuila, Mexico (it is about 80 miles south of Eagle pass, Texas), Harry was my great grandfather, he died in 1908 in a explosion of the mine, we do not know where he came from , american ? brithish ?, he married Rosa Florez in 1904 , there is a marriage certificate in the Maverick County Courthouse ( Eagle Pass,Texas), they had two children: Theodore and Harry, the death Certificate says he was from New York ( city?, state?), and mentions his parents as William and Hatty Turner, at the time he died he was about 34 years old. does anybody heard from this men??? thanks. Enrique Turner enrique_turner@hotmail.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Glad that someone on the Turner list has been instrumental in a reunion of some Turners. Wish I could get some help. A marriage is what divided my Turner relatives. My grandmother Lena Turner married an Irish Catholic immigrant and for that her parents disowned her. Lena was born in 1871 in Kentucky. On Lena's death certificate her mother is listed as Turnettie Pemberton and her father as George Turner. Guess they were born around 1850. I have searched the Immigrant list for Turners and the list goes on forever. I remember my grandmother used to visit her brother in Joplin, Missouri in the 1930s and 40s. I believe his name was Lance Turner and that she also had twin sisters who lived in Arkansas and their names were Ada and Ida. Does any of those names ring a bell with anyone? George Turner +Turnettie Pemberton 1. Lena Turner b. 1871 KY +John Walter Moran b. 1864 Ireland Lena Moran b. 1900 AR +John Wiley Evans b. 1898 AR 2. Lance Turner (Lived in Joplin, MO) 3. Ada Turner (Lived in AR) 4. Ida Turner (Lived in AR) Thanks, Rose

Hi, Steve: Many thanks for your Turner abstracts. A Jim Tanner in Peoria, IL gave me info a year ago on two of my ancestors; I'd like to share the info here. JAMES TURNER, Senator, b. 20 Dec 1766, Southampton Co., VA, d. Bloomsbury, Warren Co., NC 15 Jan 1824. He early removed with his parents to Bute (now warren) Co., NC, and there received such education as the common schools of that district afforded. During the Revolutionary War, he served with Nathaniel Bacon in a company of NC volunteers commanded by Col. John Macon. His public career began by his election to the legislature in 1798, with re-election in 1799 and 1800, and was continued by his service in the upper house in 1801-02. He was then chosen governor of NC, which place he held until 1805. Gov. Turner was then elected as a Democrat to the US senate, and served from 4 March 1805, until 1816, when he retired on account of failing health. (See Turner, Daniel, his son) TURNER, DANIEL, soldier, b. Warren Co., NC 21 Sept 1796, d. Mare Island, Solano Co., CA 21 July 1860. Daniel married Anna Key, daughter of Francis Scott Key, author of the National Anthem. He was graduated at the US military accademy in 1814, (West Point?) and entered the army as 2nd Lt. in the corps of artillery. He served during the second war with England as acting assistant engineer in erecting temporary defences for NY City, after which he was ordered to Platsburg. On the reduction of the army, he resigned on 17 May 1815, and then spent two years at William and Mary College. He was elected to the lower branch of the NC legislature, serving from 1819 until 1823. Mr. Turner was elected to Congress, and served from 3 Dec 1827 until 3 Mar 1829, after which, in 1847-54, he was principal of the Warrenton, NC female seminary. His last office was that of superintending engineer of the construction of the public works at Mare Island navy yard, San Francisco harbor, which he held from the establishment of the navy yard in 1854 until the time of his death. Note: Daniel and Anna had 11 children. Both Daniel and Anna, and several of their children, and other family members are buried on Mare Island which was the largest US Naval Shipyard on the West Coast until a few years ago when it was dismantled/decommissioned. Daniel was a Civil Engineer who came west with Admiral Farragut to establish Mare Island. I was told James Turner was the brother of my 3rd great g'father, Henry H. Turner, making Daniel his nephew. I'm still trying to put this together! I am also very family with Mare Island. Dorothy Turner Gray

To Rose Adams I can't help you with family, but I looked up Turners, Missouri in a 1942 atlas. It was a town marked on the map about nine miles ESE of Springfield on a highway to Rogersville. The highway is no longer marked on modern maps. Turners had a population of 26 in 1942.

Hello: I am new to this list and am researching the name of Turner in a "populated place" near Springfield, MO., called Turners. It must not be a town as it is not listed in any of my atlas' . There are a lot of Turner's there, and I am looking for a family father Michael. He is alive, he has a sister Leanne. There are about 6 kids in the family. I am looking for his parents, hoping they are alive too. I am the grandmother of their great grandchild. Because of a divorce they are not aware of the birth of this child. I am a genealogist and really would love to have the ancestry of this family for my granddaughter. I am sure they would like to know about her, if the shoe were on the other foot, I would surely like to be told. Can anyone on this list help with this? Rose Adams in CA. The baby's father is Jeremy Turner. Rose Adams in CA.

Just to update the list on the query made earlier by Rose Adams about Turner's from Turner's, MO... Rose was looking for the parents and grandparents of the father of her granddaughter. The granddaughter's father is my first cousin's son. As soon as I read the message I called my aunt and uncle and told them of this message. They were completely surprised and absolutely delighted to hear that they have their first great grandchild. I have spoken to Rose on the phone and have arranged for a phone conversation between the two families later this evening. Thank you to this wonderful list for bringing about the reuniting of a family that was separated by divorce many years ago. We have a brand new Turner cousin and grandparents have found a long lost grandson. What a happy ending! Audrae Turner Mathis