----- Original Message ----- From: <TURNER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <TURNER-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 9:25 AM Subject: TURNER-D Digest V99 #143

Hello! Does any one have any information on Elnora Daniels from Norfolk, VA? She had a brother by the name of Clinton G. Turner, Sr. who was born in 1896. Any information and assistance is greatly appreciated! Regards, Sean Turner

In the family records of William Godwin TURNER descendants, there is info on one of his daughters, a Jane TURNER (born 4/15/1816) who married a RADER and moved west from Ohio. Sorry, I have no other information on her. Sue

I am researching my gggrandfather William Daniel b. 4/17/1854 in Ripley-Henning Lauderdalel County Tenn. d. 4/30/1926 Macy Craighead County Ark. m. Mattie Turner. Known Children: Minnie Dallas, Dove, Bibb any help or links would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Christy

Does anyone have any information on John B. and wife Hattie Turner of Norfolk, VA? They had a son by the name of Clinton G. Turner, Sr. who died in 1973. Any information and/or assistance would be greatly appreciated! Regards, Sean Turner

Would like information on Peter's and Eva Marie's children. I descend from their son Daniel marr. to Susan Matheny. This is the info I have and would greatly appreciate exchanging info with fellow cousins. Henry b. abt.1745 Va. m. Elizabeth Sommers Eve marr. John Teeter Peter Daniel b. 5 Aug 1758 Culpepper Co. Va. marr. 1779 to Susan Matheny d.11 Nov. 1845 Paris Bourbon Co. Kentucky Michael b.1760 marr.19 Sep. 1785 to Elender Matheny Bernadine

--WebTV-Mail-20784-7440 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit --WebTV-Mail-20784-7440 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhUAhiP5NfVusM5Hgn2995rtOnMfZo0CFA0b8PGbrg/4r+0wdhi2Tw/xxyPN From: SWAMPMUSHROOM@webtv.net Date: Mon, 2 Aug 1999 20:08:58 -0500 (EST) To: KNIGHT-TIMES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: KNIGHT,TURNER,RADER CULVER,TODD,MANN,DRAKE Message-ID: <11091-37A6412A-8646@postoffice-133.bryant.webtv.net> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) This is my first time writing to the list,but I have been looking for almost a year. I haven't seen anybody looking for my line,so here it is; Florance Irene Knight-b-4 April 1903, in Dumont,IA, d-Abt 1935 in Sioux Falls,SD prison and is buried in Waterloo,IA m-William Thomas Turner-b-14 June 1880 in Waterloo,IA, d-?,buried in Waterloo,IA Hubert S. Knight-b-?, d-? m-Mabel Rader-b-?, d-? David Rader-b-?, d-? m-Bertha Culver-b-26 Sept 1856 in Jones Co, Iowa, d-15 March 1934 in Sheffield,IA Levi Culver-b-3 Sept 1828 in Guernsey Co,Ohio, d-15 Dec 1921 in Sheffield,IA m-Elizabeth Mann-b-3 Sept 1838, in Winnebago,IL, d-3 Mar 1923 in Sheffield,IA Philip Culver-b-Abt 1791 in Virginia or Maryland, d-1863 in Illinois m-Elizabeth Drake-b-Abt 1794, d-Between 1855-1860 in Fond du Lac Co,WI? Isaiah Culver-b-Abt 1755, d-? m-unknown If any of these names look familiar, please E-mail me at the above address Thank-you Catherine A Moss --WebTV-Mail-20784-7440--

Hi, Seeking parents and siblings of Andrew Turner born about 1795 in Jefferson Co. Ohio or Ireland. He married there in 1719 Euphemia Brown. He had children all born in Smithfield twp. Jefferson Co. Ohio. Mariah, Sarah A. b.c. 1822, William, Nancy, Charles, Michael, Mary, Margaret Jane. Andrew died about 1851. Sheri Nye, msnye@suite224.net

Need parents & siblings of Roxzina Turner who married Isaac Wickard bef 1850. Family lore says she was part Spanish. Many in family were dark complexioned. Shirley Kaufhold

In a message dated 08/01/1999 8:37:04 AM Central Daylight Time, Kq5v@aol.com writes: Hello, List, I did not put this on this list! I have sense enough to know this kind of thing is not appropiate ot allowed on most genealogical lists. I need to change my password immediately now. Sorry about this, Ray Turner

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Thank you, Mary for responding to my query. I don't care if she was a Turner or a Turney as long as I can get a lead on her :o) Alexander Thomas Logan was b. in Amherst Co., VA. How far he traveled into TN before he met Eliza is unknown. Apparently he took her back to VA where Martha Jane was born. By 1838 they had moved on to MO. I'll start searching the counties you mentioned.

In reference to your Eliza Turner born ca 1810, married Logan 1836, first child Martha Jane born in VA, named in one census spelled TURNEY. Be aware there were 3 different Turney lines in Smith co TN from ca 1808 to sometime in 1840s. One of these lines is supposed to have come out of Patrick county Virginia about 1808 along with Adams, Overall, Keaton. I have not been able to find this TURNEY family in Patrick co Virginia as yet, but the others were there. I mention Patrick co VA because there is a Turner family from there - James Isiah Turner born abt 1775 Albermerle County, Virginia, died abt 1825 Wilson county Tennessee. His parents were Francis Turner, SR. and Elizabeth. (this is all from a Turner researcher so I cannot say it is for sure). James Isiah Turner was married to Elizabeth Harris. He also married 26 December 1796 Patrick co VA to Ann Reeves. Ann Reeves born about 1780 VA d/o George Reeves and Mary Young. I list for this TURNER family an Elizabeth Turner born abt 1797 VA, married 24 October 1820 Wilson co., TN to Robert McKee, she died aft 1870. I have some of the Franklin co VA marriage records from 1790s, and there are several Turner, Reeves, and Young. Franklin co Va became Patrick CO later. So it would seem that this Turner family was with a Turney group in early 1800s in Patrick co VA. If you are still with me, James Isiah Turner and wife Ann Reeves had two of their sons who married into my Turney family in 1820s in Smith Co TN. Smith was very big then, the TURNEY family lived near Liberty TN near border of what would become Dekalb and Cannon Co. My Turney family 1774 was on Holston river in what would become Eastern TN, from Hawkins co TN to Smith ca 1806. George Turney and Catherine Barger Turney: Katherine Turney born ca 1806 married John Turner born 1803 Patrick co VA. he died before 1857 in Dekalb county TN. I do not have their children. Elizabeth TURNEY born 1805 TN, married 1821 TN to Francis L. TURNER. Francis L. Turner born 1804 Patrick county VA, died aft 1870 TN. this could not be your Eliza because I do have the children of this marriage. I think this couple is the one who bought some Spurlock land in Cannon co TN. I do know that one son was Francis Turner born 18 Jan 1839 Dekalb co TN, married 18 Jan 1860 Dekalb co TN to Mary Ashworth, died 04 april 1917 in Ellis county, Texas. So I suspect that they also lived in that area where Dekalb and Cannon Counties meet. Maybe looking in Patrick co VA would help you, as I said, I figure they probably made the move to TN in early 1800s. James Isiah Turner had a child 1811 in Patrick co VA, and the next one 1816 in Wilson co TN. so the move would have been after the 1808/1809 move of Isaac Turney, Adams, Keaton, etc. from Patrick Co VA. I hope I have not totally confused everyone - both the Turner and Turney families are such a joy to work with - they are such a mess. Mary hlm@qtm.net

Anyone interested in William and George William Turner in Burlington abt 1871 an on ??? William was married to Ann Willett. George William married the Irish Mary Boucher. Turners were from Fisherton Anger, just outside Salisbury, England. Anyone ??? Joan Lutz ----- Original Message ----- From: <TURNER-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <TURNER-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 30, 1999 8:25 AM Subject: TURNER-D Digest V99 #139

Would like information on parents of Alfred King TURNER and on children Martha E. and Nanny E. Alfred King Turner b. about 1820 TN. mother bort TN. and father born TN. I.G.I. Found Alfred K. Turner married J. T. Berry 19 Aug. 1840 Carroll Co. TN. Page # 17527 . S=07 Mar.1986 La. Batch M519071 Serial sheet 0225. Three children: 1.Martha E. Turner b. ca. 1854 Ky. m. A.J. ? two children 1a.Rose b. ca. 1875 1b.T.A b. ca. 1879 2.Nanny E. Turner b. 1857 Ky. 3.Daniel Lonnie Turner b. Sep. 12 1860 Garner, White Co. AR. d. December 10, 1916 Vilonia, Faulkner Co., AR. m. January 06 1886 White, AR. Cornelia Alice Frizzell b. July 07 1869 Romance, White Co., AR. d. February 15, 1944 Conway, Faulkner Co., AR. 10 children. 1.Benny D. Turner 2.Annie Mae Turner 3.Roy Lee Turner 4.Murtle Turner 5.Elmer Lee Turner 6.Otis Everett Turner 7.Nettie Bell Turner 8.Nellie Leona Turner 9.Viola Turner 10.Clarence Daniel Turner Otis was my father. I have most information on TURNER'S from Daniel Lonnie Turner to present. Would like to share info. Also have received information that I have not confirmed. This Alfred King could be my Alfred King. Any one want to help? Philip Turner 1.Alfred King b. Nov.23 1811 2.Isaac Marshall b.Apr. 8 1816 3.Fredrich Wilhamison b.Jan.16 1818 4.Rhoda Ann b. May 9 1821 5.Mary Jane b.Mar.15 1823 6.Elizaberh Berry b. Jul.21 1824 Danny

I will give my request again since there are so many new people on the list. My gr.gr.grandmother was Eliza Turner. She was born ca. 1810. One census says she was born in TN. Another says VA. She married Alexander Thomas Logan on June 22, 1836 in TN or VA. Their first child, Martha Jane was born in VA. Eliza's parents were well-to-do as her father gave them "one Negro woman, one Negro man and one 12 year old Negro boy" when they got married. I have a lot of info on the Logan line. but have been unable to find Eliza's family. In one census her name was spelled Turney. Family story is that she was, at least, one-quarter Cherokee. I always take those stories with a large grain of salt! Years ago I sent to every county in VA for a wedding cert. and found nothing. I believe they were married in TN in her family home. If anyone has any connection or suggestions, please get in touch with me.

At 05:17 PM 7/30/99 -0400, you wrote: >I would be a blessing to me if you would list all the 30 different spellings of the Surname, TURNER. Thanks. Abbie I was speaking of the surname Turney not Turner. for Turney - Ternay, Toney, Tony, Tunnis, Tunni, Tunis, Ternay, Tornay, Dorney, Dorny, Turnay, Tournay, Tourni, Torney, Dorne, Dorna, Detornay, Diturnni, DiTurna, Thune, Turnee, Turni, Durni, Turny, Dornig, Turnah, Durnay, Tourni, Durney, Dorni, Thurney, Turnet, Tournet, Turnney, etc. there may be more, but those are ones close to hand. some of my sources: 1. ships lists - name given 3 times for each person and usually spelled differently each time for the same man - A PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL LISTS OF ARRIVALS IN THE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA FROM 1727 TO 1808 is one of the sources, there are a few more for ships lists 2. 18th Century Emigrants, The Western Palatinate, Volume II (Annette Kunselman Burgert, Birdsboro, PA.: The Pennsylvania German society, 1985) 3. Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co., PA records 4. Huguenot Refugees in the Settling of Colonial America (The Huguenot Society of America, 1985) 5. History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, Vol. II (Charles Rhoads Roberts) 6. DAR records, other records of Rev War soldiers, usually shows up as Turney, Dorney, or Dorny. (DAR Patriot Index) 7. Church records in Switzerland, and Lehigh Co PA. 8. Land records for Westmoreland, Lehigh Counties in PA. Northern Neck of Virginia land records, Augusta Co VA records, Charles Co MD..... 9. Tax lists 10. Marriage records for PA and Shenandoah Co VA. (this is where the Ternay is a Turner, the Turner is a Turney) 11. I even finally found War of 1812 military records for one of my Turneys, with Turner on the outside of it. Apparently he had trouble when he applied for pension, 3 times they said there was no such records, but finally found them. and I could go on. What I am saying is this, in those early records - especially before about 1800 you have to be ready to give names such as Ternay a second look when looking for Turner. And you have to be willing to watch Turner list even if your name is Tarner. I did find one of my Turneys in 1750s Maryland by watching the Turner list. Mary

BMISKY, I checked my records and my George Turner had six children , but I did not find a Charles Turner. George Washington and Georgeanna Yates Turner's children are: IVY MAY TURNER b.19 April 1884 Hartford, Ohio, KY AFN:MMR4-BV) JOHN HARLAND TURNER b. 12 Oct 1886 Hartford, Ohio, KY (AFN:MMR4-C2) EARNEST QUINN TURNER b. 9 Aug 1895 Mill Creek, Salt Lake, Utah (AFN:MRR4-D7) OTHEL WALTER TURNER b. 21 Oct 1902 Murray, Salt Lake, Utah (AFN:MMR5-J2) IVAN VANE TURNER b. 18 June 1882 Hartford, Ohio, KY (AFN:3822-MD) POLLY MAY TURNER b. 21 Mar 1898 Murray, Salt Lake, Utah (AFN:S6LS-WM) From: BMISKY@aol.com Date sent: Thu, 29 Jul 1999 10:39:03 EDT Subject: Turners To: RHONDA@bsc.net PERRY BURTON TURNER (AFN:MRR4-VM) b. 22 April 1832 TN d. 28 April 1907 Overton County, TN m. 9 Dec 1849 Campbell Co, TN to MARY ANN 'POLLY' SWEAT m. 27 July 1898 Overton Co., TN to unknown MARY ANN 'POLLY' SWEAT (AFN:MRR4-HQ) b. 18 Sept 1834 TN d. 20 Oct 1897 TN m. 9 Dec 1849 Campbell Co., TN to Perry Burton Turner children of Perry and Polly Turner: GEORGE WASHINGTON TURNER (AFN:C4K-XH) b. 29 Jan 1861 Henderson, Ohio Co., KY d. 30 Dec 1928 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah buried. 3 Jan 1929 Murray, Salt Lake, Utah m. 11 Sept. 1880 Ohio Co., KY to GEORGEANNA YATES SARAH ELIZABETH TURNER (AFN:MRR4-JW) b. 7 Nov 1852 TN d. 16 Dec 1921 Jackson Co., Illinois m. 26 Mar 1871 Jackson Co., IL 2nd wife of Williamson Albert Dilday. LOUISA CLEMINTINE TURNER (AFN:MRR5-6B) b.12 May 1853 TN d. 16 Aug 1926 Degonia Hollow, Jackson Co., IL m. 15 Sept 1870 Hilham, Overton Co., TN to George Worth Christian (my great-greatgrandparents) ARCHIBALD TURNER (AFN:MRR4-L8) b. 10 July 1856 TN d. 28 Dec 1882 ADALINE TURNER (AFN:MRR4-MF) b. 10 July 1856 TN d. 1914 MARY FRANCIS TURNER (AFN:MRR4-R8) b. 10 Feb. 1863 TN d. 20 Oct. 1893 FRANKLIN WOOLFARD TURNER (AFN:MRR4-PR) b. 10 Jan 1864 KY d. 7 June 1895 MARY BELL TURNER (AFN:MRR4-QX) b. 18 July 1866 KY d. 30 June 1886 MARTHA S. TURNER (AFN:MRR5-40) b. abt. 1867 KY d. Cookville County, TN DANIEL ALBERT TURNER (AFN:MRR4-S9) b. 24 Dec 1871 KY d. 7 May 1900 LEE ELLEN TURNER (AFN:MRR4-TG) b.25 Dec 1875 KY d. abt. 1900 Well, that is all that I have on my Turner line. Can't seem to go past Perry and then I decend through Louisa Turner Christian. If anyone has any info on these people I would love to hear from you all. Rhonda Niceville, Florida Hi, I was wondering if you know of a George Turner in your line. From what I can figure out he was born maybe in the 1860's. The reason I say that is because his son Charles aka Charlie was born in 1887. Charles is reported to have 3 sisters and a brother but not sure if this is correct. We have a picture of him with a man and 3 ladies and my sister said she was told they were his siblings. ??? Please email me after you check, Thanks, BMISKY@AOL.COM

Looking for cousins and info re: Green TURNER (b. 1800) who married Piety DUCK (b. 1815) in Henderson County Tennessee in 1830. Any info on ancestors or descendants appreciated - always willing to share.

Let me throw my 2 cents worth in to the discussion on Tarner, etc surname. I am a Turney but belong to the Turner list. Why? Because my Swiss Thuny ancestor who arrived in Pa in 1741, then to Shenandoah Valley of VA - he went thru a lot of name changes getting from Thuny to Turney. And one of his brothers in PA ended up as a Dorney. Early records, because these people spoke German and the clerks doing the writing spoke only English, my ancestor is sometimes listed as Turner. Also Tunis, Ternay, Tarner, Torny, Dorney, etc. We once listed about 30 spellings of the name in early records. I know for a fact that in Shenandoah Co va marriage records Michael Ternay - turns out to be Michael Turner married to a Murphy Michael Turner - is my Michael Turney married to a Matheny. So.....I always watch for anything close to my name. Try to tell the Dorney family that they are Turneys, the aren't. They chose to use Dorney, the original Swiss version was Thuny, but it was something else in France. What I am saying is, I have seen Tarner spelling in searching for my family, I will go back and see if I can find them again. I can tell you it would probably have been 1740s in Pa, or 1749-1780s in Shenandoah Valley of VA. I always wondered if Tarner might be Turney. Mary