Hi list members, I have not posted to the list in quite some time. I thought I would post the URL to my home page which has some of our sir names on it. There is also some family information on our Turner lineage. Would enjoy your correspondence if you think there might be some connection. http://www.zoomnet.net/~wwturner/

I am looking for a Turner, ca 1790 in SC who ends up in GA also then moves to Florida. He names his first son John and his twin James. This is a long shot but could they be brothers? Did your John name any of his male children Jesse or females Winifred - Winnie? Deana Costner - Dcost@compuserve.com

This is my Turner line. I have a lot of information on them while they were in TN. Anyone related? Charlotte Turner Merrifield Descendants of James Turner Generation No. 1 1. JAMES1 TURNER died Bef. 1811 in Davidson Co. Tennessee. He married MARTHA A.. ?? Children of JAMES TURNER and MARTHA A. are: 2. i. ROBERT B.2 TURNER, d. Abt. 1847, Davidson Co. Tennessee. ii. JAMES TURNER. iii. MEDICUS TURNER. iv. MARTHA R TURNER. v. MARY TURNER. vi. ALFRED TURNER. Generation No. 2 2. ROBERT B.2 TURNER (JAMES1) died Abt. 1847 in Davidson Co. Tennessee. He married SOPHRONIA BOYD August 09, 1827 in Davidson Co. Tennessee, daughter of RICHARD BOYD and RACHEL HORTON. Children of ROBERT TURNER and SOPHRONIA BOYD are: 3. i. AUGUSTUS MEDICUS3 TURNER, b. July 17, 1833, Davidson Co. Tennessee; d. August 31, 1912, McMahan,Caldwell Co., Texas. ii. KATE TURNER, b. 1830. iii. MAURINE TURNER, b. 1834. iv. THOMAS JAMES TURNER, b. July 27, 1837. v. CHARLES CARROLL TURNER, b. December 11, 1838. vi. RACHEL TURNER, b. 1841. vii. CAROLINE M. TURNER, b. March 05, 1846. viii. ROBERT MARY TURNER, b. 1847. Generation No. 3 3. AUGUSTUS MEDICUS3 TURNER (ROBERT B.2, JAMES1) was born July 17, 1833 in Davidson Co. Tennessee, and died August 31, 1912 in McMahan,Caldwell Co., Texas. He married SARAH JANE DOWDY January 22, 1861 in Karnes Co, TX. Children of AUGUSTUS TURNER and SARAH DOWDY are: i. THOMAS RABB4 TURNER, b. September 11, 1867; m. ELONA DELILAH THOMAS. ii. ROBERT SEALE TURNER, b. July 04, 1869. iii. JOHN COX TURNER, b. March 18, 1875. iv. SUSAN VIOLA TURNER, b. April 29, 1877. v. MARY TURNER, b. 1879. vi. MINNIE STROUD TURNER, b. August 04, 1881. vii. BEE FRAZIER TURNER, b. December 27, 1884. viii. SARAH TURNER, b. January 08, 1887. ix. JOSEPHINE GARDNER TURNER, b. January 08, 1887.

Does anyone have any info on Hiram Turner b TN who had a son Richard Turner b 1825/26 TN. They came to Hopkins Co. KY before 1854 as that is when Richard married Hannah Evaline Shelton in Hopkins Co. Brenda Stewart-Reeder seeker@wasatch.com

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

Hello Turner researchers: I am new to this list. I am researching my maternal grandfathers family. My grandfather was Allen Winthrop Turner born in Marion, Union County, LA in 1889; His parents, according to his death certificate were: Isaac Floyd Turner and Martha Clarenda Day. Isaac Turner (my great grandfather) has no information on his death certificate as to who his parents were; nor does my grandmother, Martha Day. A researcher I met online, told me my great grandfather Isaac, may be Isaac Franklin Turner born to James Madison Turner and Jane Acree in Union County, LA around that time. Does anyone on this list know anything about this line? Please post or email me privately at dianet@briefcase.com Diane Trifilo (CT) _______________________________________________________ Get Visto! Groups, event calendars, email, and more... Check it out @ http://www.visto.com/info

I'm looking for a James Turner who had a daughter: Salley Turner b. 1763 in North Carolina. Does anyone know if the James Turner Sr., had any children other than James Jr.?? Thanks Laura kennonle@bellsouth.net

One more and then I will go back to lurking in the shadows, watching the Turner list. A Jacob Turney SR. who ended up in Boone County, Arkansas, his family was from Smith/DeKalb Co TN. All of his brothers were in the War of 1812, so we looked for his records. Could not find anything, but then we found where he applied for a pension. He was first rejected, he applied again, his records were finally found but he died just before that. Anyway, when we sent for his records, we knew the unit. Came back no such person. One of his dec. finally found the records, and they were filed under Jacob TURNER. One the outside of the records the name was written as TURNER. So even that late - ca 1815, mistakes were being made in the names. Mary Turney Miller hlm@qtm.net

Since when the Swiss Thuny family arrived, their records were often under Ternay, Tunni, etc, and Turner.....maybe some Turner researcher has come across my Turney I am looking for. I believe a John Thuny/Turney arrived in Maryland in 1740-1750. I have the Rev War pension on a Henry Turney I think was his son. Since the area I have to research in MD is full of Turner/Murphy, I am not always sure about the records I have to search. Rev War pension on Henry Turney say: born on January 1, 1753 in Nanjemoy, Charles Co., Maryland. His father moved the family to Buncombe County, NC where he was living when he enlisted in REv. War. In the fall of 1779 he moved to Davidson County, NC (present day Nashville, TN area). Around 1789 he moved to Smith Co., Tennessee where he married his second wife Nancy Jones in February 1831. He applied for his pension in 1833 and died February 4, 1836. His first wife was Martha Lancaster who he married Dec 13, 1788 in Davidson Co. He often in TN is shown as HY Turney. Now, my cousin lives in Maryland and last spring I sent her out to search for a Baptist church cemetery in Charles Co where I had been told Turney were buried - I am not sure she found the correct cemetery, but she found Turner all over the place. Someone did a look-up for me in Maryland Militia in Revolutionary War and found a William Turney listed as being a member of Captain Hezikiah Garner's Co in 1777, in Charles Co. I understand many from that unit belonged to Durham parish area. Everything I look at for 1740s- to about 1760 in that area of Maryland is Turner. Since the Turner/Turney name were mixed up at times in early records, have any of you Turner found something that might be my Turney? He was probably German speaking Swiss - would have arrived 1740-1750, I think the father was John, but John Thuny in Switzerland had 3 brothers. I have Tennessee info on this Henry Turney, but just cannot find him or his father in Maryland - and I need that to know if it is the same family as my Turneys. One of the PA branchs of my Turney is Dorney. Thanks for the help. Mary Turney Miller hlm@qtm.net

The confusion over Turney and Turner goes deeper....there were two Turner/Turney marriages in TN in 1820s. The Turney females were daughters of George Turney born 1784, died at his home in Smith County, Tennessee 13 Oct 1821, married 01 August 1803 Hawkins Co., TN to Catherine Barger. Katherine Turney born 1806 married John Turner born 1803 Patrick Co., VA, died after 1847. Elizabeth Turney born 1805, married Francis L. Turner born 1805 Patrick Co., VA; died aft 1870 TN. They married about 1825 TN. John and Francis Turner were the sons of: James Turner born abt 1775 Albemerle Co Va, died abt 1825 Wilson Co., TN. Married 26 December 1796 in Patrick Co., VA to Ann Reeves d/o George Reeves and Mary Young. other children: Jerimiah Turner born 1799 VA married 15 February 1820 Wilson Co TN to Nancy Hancock Lucinda Turner married 21 May 1822 Wilson Co TN to George Phillips. Now a Jeremiah Reeves lives near the Turneys in Smith Co TN as do the Spurlocks. Some of the Turneys moved to Arkasas in 1830s as did Turner, Spurlock, Hancock, and Young families. Mary Turney Miller hlm@qtm.net

I am a Turney researcher who belongs to the Turner list for several reasons. The main one is....I think Turner is the English spelling of many European names. In early records - say 1740-176, I often can not tell if a land record belongs to a Turner or a Turney without some research. I have posted the following before, but will do so again. >From about 1750 to 1787 my Turney family lived just south of Woodstock, VA. He came to America in Oct 1741 on ship FRIENDSHIP, along with the Andes/Andis family and the Bahr/Barr/Baer. See how the German names were changed? Turney was Thuny from near Berne Switzerland. Before that the name is traced back to France and was Tournai, DeTurna, etc. We have found about 30 spellings of the name depending on the country and the time. In Ireland we have proof that a Tony when he joined the British army before Rev War - the name was changed to Turney. My Peter Turney had two brothers who also came to America, and possibly some cousins. His two brothers stayed in PA, with one of them being a Dorney. So Dorney family of PA, some of them are the same family as Turney. Here is an example of what I mean. Hampshire Co Va is near Shenandoah Co Va where my Turneys were located in 1780s. Hampshire Co VA lists the following land transaction for the name TERNAY. 9/3/1787 Michael TERNAY and wife Phoebe sell to James Murphy; (both of Hampshire Co.) 1/2 acre lot in town of Romney recorded 9/13/1787 Witnesses: Alex Ruthven, Rub. Holiday, Ralph Humphreys, John Murphy. By finding info on the Murphy family, I was able to prove that this TERNAY was Michael TURNER, and his wife was a Murphy. These Turner/Murphy came out of Maryland, and they moved to Kentucky ca 1787. So he was selling his land to make the move. SHENANDOAH COUNTY VIRGINIA Marriage Bonds 1772-1850 compiled by Bernice M. Ashby page 9 TURNER, Michl. --- Mathaney, Elender. Sept 19, 1785. Bondsman: Danl. Mathaney. well folks, this is my Michael TURNEY with his marriage record done under the Turner name. He lived as I said in Woodstock, VA. In 1787 the family sold their land and by 1789 they are on Kentucky tax list......living near where the Turner/Murphy people went. As you can see, early records have to be looked at carefully by researchers as Turner seems to be the catch-all spelling of many other family names. Mary Turney Miller hlm@qtm.net

  Does anyone have a Mary Annie Belle Turner, born 23 Oct. 1879 in Hardin County, TN.  She married James Alexander Cook (Jim) on  August 18, 1895. She died on June 30,  1912, and is buried in Pisgah Cemetary in Hardin County, TN.  Her husband remarried and when he died he was buried in Calhoun County, MS.  After her death, he married again to Annie Sowell and moved to Banner, Calhoun Co., MS. The children of Mary Turner Cook and Jim Cook were: 1. Herbert Cook 2. Baby Boy Cook 3. Elnara Cook 4. Mattie Ophelia Cook 5. Jimmie Martin Cook 6. Winfred Sutton Cook 7. Minnie Annie Belle Cook (died at 2 years old) 8. Baby Boy Cook 9. Baby Boy Cook (some of the above may be of the second wife, but I do know that #6 was from Mary Turner Cook) My grandmother has a LARGE portrait of her so they seem to have been either quite well off for the time or had a cheap photographer.  They were a farming family in both Tennessee and Mississippi.  I also know that my great grandfather, one of the children, was born in McNairy County, TN, so they might have moved there after marriage. She was part Indian, but I don't know for sure who her parents were. Two possible suspects are buried in the same cemetary as she and have birth and death dates that make them her possible parents. They are: Eriah S. (b. 1-11-1848  and d. 12-16-1932) Mercia J. (b. 2-12-1868  and d. 12-31-1930) These are the only Turners in the cemetary. Does anyone have info on the above family from Hardin County, TN.  I am at a brick wall and have been trying to prove Indian blood so that I can go for the American Indian College Fund, as I am a student.  If anyone can help or knows someone who can help please email me or post to the list.  Also if anyone has a census for this time period in Hardin County or a surrounding county (or county in Mississippi). Thanks so much Mr. Robby McCain Oxford, MS (but a Water Valley, MS  address) _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

HI, I am new to this list and was wondering if anyone can help me out here. I am looking for James Turner - of Rockingham Co., VA This James Turner - once bought land in Baltimore/Harford Co., Md (P) 1792-(S)1796 I believe he was married to a Zetty girl somehow related to Peter Zetty (no proof) His children: Maria Turner married Jacob Ritchie John Turner married Elizabeth or Barbara (question of wife's name) David Turner married Elizabeth (David Turner moved on to Highland Co., Ohio with his children except for Thomas) Elizabeth Turner married John Baker (may have been a Hessian soldier) James Turner, II married Christina Frankforter William Henry Turner Susan Turner Sarah Turner I am trying to find out where James Turner came from and his parents name if possible. I believe he came from Lancaster Co., PA, however, can not find a connecting link. thanks Jo Ann (Gladdiebee@aol.com)

Because we are very much interested in the TURNER surname we sent for a 1851 Census Surname index volume 18 Ashton-u-Lyne , Lancashire County where we knew our TURNER was born . I looked through the surnames for TARNER and there is none in this volume. There is a supplement(to this volume index) I may send for that will give me more information on the TURNER surname. In this index there is a bunch of numbers listed for the surnames. ( ref, HO, 107/2233) Our surname TURNER has 5 number listings. I thank you very much & good luck on the TARNER surname. AS Ever, Helen, Bill & Sons

Hi - very new to this list! Looking for: Telitha Turner, born about 1824 in MO (?), married 20 Sep 1838 in Boone Co, MO to James W. Davenport. Very sketchy, I know. Any connections? WTS Lori walker@altinet.net

Hey Everybody, Does anyone here know any thing about the Tarners for Sandra Tarner Wagner?? Sandra it seems to be a common thing amoung these lists the list mostly covers the name it mentions and sometimes the variations. I know how you feel it has happened to me before. Sorry I couldn't be much help. Sam Sedoris

I'm really new to this list and have seen oodles of information on Turners, but I'm a TARNER!! Am I doing something wrong? Am I on the wrong page? I was under the impression that this site had to do with Turners, Tanners, Toerners, Tarners, and all the other variations on the same theme. I LOVE what I see happening here with Turner information and want to find the same kind of thing for us Tarners. There aren't very many Tarners in this country, but our research so far has led us to be almost certain that all of us are related to each other in one way or another. We've all traced our respective Tarner lines back to a John Tarner (my paternal ggg grandfather) who was born about 1782 and owned property in Pennsylvania in the early 1800's, and died 6/Oct/1855 in Letterkenny Township, Franklin County, PA. Family lore in our line has it that he was Pennsylvania Dutch (German) and that some of his children and grandchildren were Dunkards (River Bretheren, I think). If there are any Tarners out there who are interested in the information we have, we'd be happy to share, and, of course, would love any informaiton you could give us that would fill in some of the gaps in our larger Tarner family tree. Does anyone, anyone at all, know anything about any tangible connection between Turners and Tarners-- I mean, actual instances of families known as Tarner changing their name to Turner or vice versa? I've discovered that in Polish and Italian websites and some other european sites whose languages I don't recognize, the name Turner becomes Tarner when it passes from English into those languages, as, for instance, in news releases about Tina Turner and Ted Turner. When those two names turn up in those sites, they're always spelled 'Tarner' instead of 'Turner.' Why wouldn't the name stay the same? Does anyone have any idea what's going on there? Would love some help on this mystery. Thanks for listening. Sandra (Tarner) Wagner

I am still on the trail of John Harbinger Turner, b. 1786 SC(?) Would appreciate any info on possible parents and siblings. He married Hettiah Rives and migrated to NW Georgia, then to Pope Co. Arkansas. I have a good list of his descendents and will be glad to share. Let me know if you think you are related to this bunch of Turners. There was another group (descendants of Terisha Turner) who also came from SC to the same area of Arkansas, but through Tennessee, and I haven't found a connection between the two clans. Thanks.....Sharon Turner Yoder, sky@pcola.gulf.net

1. James TURNER Sr. b. circa 1740 England d. circa 1785 in America m. Sarah MURPHY 2. James TURNER b. circa 1766 England d. 1847/8 Louisa County, VA m. 27 Feb 1792 Mary GOOCH b. circa 1771 d. circa 1815 all in Louisa Co., VA 3. Agrippa TURNER b. 6 Apr 1800 Louisa Co, VA d. 15 Jun 1854 Vinton Co, OH m. 21 Oct 1828 Demarius BUNCH b. 6 May 1804 Louisa d. 23 Sep 1847 Gallia Co, OH 4. Drusilla TURNER b. 18 Aug 1843 d. 28 Nov 1926 all in Gallia Co, OH m. 8 Jul 1866 Hutson Perry HANNA b. 13 Apr 1843 d. 2 Aug 1908 All in Gallia Co, OH

Hello, Turner Cousins, Does anybody know who Moses T. C. Turner's parents and his first wife was? His wife was evidently born in SC since her husband, Moses, and her children were born there, according to Fayette County census lists. Listed below are the three oldest generations I have on Moses, and after that are a few census records and some SC Marlboro County Minutes listing a Moses Turner and some Quick names. Descendants of Moses T. C. Turner, Sr. Generation No. 1 1. MOSES T. C.1 TURNER, SR. was born Bet. 1784 - 1787 in SC ( thought to be Marlsboro CO.), and died Bef. 1870 in GA?. He married (1) UNKNOWN in SC. He married (2) MARTHA MOSES February 14, 1849 in Fayette County, GA. Children of MOSES TURNER and UNKNOWN are: 2. i. DRUCILLA2 TURNER, b. Bet. 1802 - 1812, SC, thought to be Marlsboro Co.. 3. ii. HENSON TURNER, b. July 04, 1814, S. Carolina; d. July 02, 1902, Inman, Ga., Fayette Co.. 4. iii. MOSES J. TURNER, JR., b. 1818, SC., thought to be Marlsboro Co.; d. October 14, 1903, Inman, Ga.. iv. TURNER MOSES TURNER, b. Abt. 1838, GA. Children of MOSES TURNER and MARTHA MOSES are: v. SARA JANE2 MOSES, b. Abt. 1844. vi. FRANCIS M MOSES, b. Abt. 1846. vii. CAROLINE J MOSES, b. Abt. 1848. viii. ELIJAH S TURNER, b. Abt. 1852. ix. ELIZABETH TURNER, b. Abt. 1854. x. VINETTA T TURNER, b. Abt. 1855. xi. CHARLOTTE M TURNER, b. Abt. 1859. Generation No. 2 2. DRUCILLA2 TURNER (MOSES T. C.1) was born Bet. 1802 - 1812 in SC, thought to be Marlsboro Co.. She married ELI QUICK June 14, 1828 in Fayette CO., GA. Children of DRUCILLA TURNER and ELI QUICK are: i. NANCY E.3 QUICK, b. August 25, 1829. ii. WILLIAM M. QUICK, b. December 09, 1830. 5. iii. JAMES W. QUICK, b. March 12, 1832. iv. MARY ANN QUICK, b. Abt. 1837. v. PAMELA A. QUICK, b. Abt. 1839. vi. MANSON QUICK, b. Abt. 1840. vii. WILLIAM B. QUICK, b. September 06, 1841. viii. HENRY HARRISON QUICK, b. Abt. 1844. ix. DAVID M. QUICK, b. Abt. 1847. x. MINERVA QUICK, b. Abt. 1848; m. JOHN WESLEY TURNER, October 14, 1872, Fayette County, GA. xi. SARAH H. QUICK, b. Abt. 1852. xii. ELIZA LOUISA QUICK, b. Abt. 1854. 3. HENSON2 TURNER (MOSES T. C.1) was born July 04, 1814 in S. Carolina, and died July 02, 1902 in Inman, Ga., Fayette Co.. He married MARY ELIZABETH WILKINSON April 18, 1841 in Fayette County, Ga.. Children of HENSON TURNER and MARY WILKINSON are: i. MARTHA3 TURNER, m. MR. SMITH. 6. ii. NANCY J TURNER, b. 1843. 7. iii. ALFORD AARON TURNER, b. February 01, 1846; d. April 02, 1915, Inman, Ga.. 8. iv. JOHN DANIEL CLONTZ TURNER, b. August 16, 1856; d. May 16, 1931, Hope, Ar.. v. ELIZABETH MINERVA TURNER, b. 1859; m. MR MASK?. 9. vi. MARY JANE HARP TURNER, b. 1860. 10. vii. THOMAS BALLARD MCGEE TURNER, b. November 18, 1862; d. June 08, 1933, Inman, Ga., Fayette Co.. viii. SUSAN LUCINDA WATERS TURNER, b. 1865. ix. JOSEPHINE (JOSIE) TURNER, b. 1868; m. JOE STUBBS?. 4. MOSES J.2 TURNER, JR. (MOSES T. C.1) was born 1818 in SC., thought to be Marlsboro Co., and died October 14, 1903 in Inman, Ga.. He married MALINDIA (TURNER). Children of MOSES TURNER and MALINDIA (TURNER) are: i. A. M.3 TURNER. ii. EMILY F.J.H. TURNER. iii. NANCY S. TURNER. iv. OPHELIA J. TURNER. v. BEADY TURNER, b. Abt. 1840. vi. L.J. TURNER, b. Abt. 1845. vii. JOHN M. V. TURNER, b. Abt. 1847. Generation No. 3 5. JAMES W.3 QUICK (DRUCILLA2 TURNER, MOSES T. C.1) was born March 12, 1832. He married SISLY GRANT. Children of JAMES QUICK and SISLY GRANT are: i. R. G.4 QUICK, b. 1857. ii. JAMES W. QUICK, b. 1858. iii. DRUCILLA JANE QUICK, b. April 1860. iv. WILLIAM F. QUICK, b. 1862. v. JOHN HENRY QUICK, b. 1863. vi. THOMAS W. QUICK, b. 1868. vii. SARAH FRANCES QUICK, b. 1869. viii. SANDY QUICK, b. 1873. ix. DANIEL QUICK, b. December 16, 1874. 6. NANCY J3 TURNER (HENSON2, MOSES T. C.1) was born 1843. She married BANKS ?. Child of NANCY TURNER and BANKS ? is: i. FILMORE BANKS4 ?, b. 1866. 7. ALFORD AARON3 TURNER (HENSON2, MOSES T. C.1) was born February 01, 1846, and died April 02, 1915 in Inman, Ga.. He married MARTHA A.. Children of ALFORD TURNER and MARTHA A. are: i. SUSAN4 TURNER, b. 1876. ii. ADDA TURNER, b. 1878. 8. JOHN DANIEL CLONTZ3 TURNER (HENSON2, MOSES T. C.1) was born August 16, 1856, and died May 16, 1931 in Hope, Ar.. He married MARY LEE NORA "MOLLIE" HALE April 06, 1879 in Fayette County, GA, daughter of JOSIAH HALE and SARAH ADAMS. Children of JOHN TURNER and MARY HALE are: i. SARA ELIZABETH C4 TURNER, b. April 16, 1880; d. January 05, 1904. 11. ii. HOWARD LEE TURNER, SR., b. August 06, 1882. 12. iii. JOSSIE EMMA TURNER, b. July 18, 1884; d. June 10, 1954, Hope, Ar.. iv. JOHNNIE CLYDE TURNER, b. October 08, 1886; m. ROBERT LEE PRICHETT. 13. v. ALFRED BENJAMIN TURNER, b. March 30, 1889, Clayton County, Ga.; d. May 14, 1987, Hope, Ar.. 9. MARY JANE HARP3 TURNER (HENSON2, MOSES T. C.1) was born 1860. She married DOCK WESLEY STUBBS June 26, 1880 in Fayette County, GA, son of ROWLAND STUBBS and JANE TURNER. Children of MARY TURNER and DOCK STUBBS are: i. ELIZABETH "LIZZIE"4 STUBBS, b. 1872. ii. MARTHA JANE STUBBS, b. 1875; m. CHARLES LUTHER MOORE. iii. THOMAS STUBBS, b. 1877; m. MINNIE COBB. iv. NOAH STUBBS. v. ANDRES STUBBS, m. MARY HARKNESS. vi. JOHN STUBBS, m. CORA WELLS. vii. JAMES STUBBS, m. BESSIE WILLIAMS. 10. THOMAS BALLARD MCGEE3 TURNER (HENSON2, MOSES T. C.1) was born November 18, 1862, and died June 08, 1933 in Inman, Ga., Fayette Co.. He married EMMA PEARL MCEACHERN December 21, 1884 in Fayette Cty. Ga., daughter of JOHN MCEACHERN and SARA MILSAPS. Children of THOMAS TURNER and EMMA MCEACHERN are: i. ERNEST ANDREW4 TURNER, b. December 12, 1885; d. August 25, 1887, Inman, Ga.. ii. JEWEL IVINE TURNER, b. September 01, 1887, Clayton County, Ga.; d. April 25, 1931; m. ED TURNER. iii. PEARL MAE TURNER, b. May 17, 1891, Clayton County, GA (Buried County Line Cemetery); d. April 17, 1925; m. GRADY WESLEY. 14. iv. CORAL LOUISE TURNER, b. November 26, 1893, Lovejoy, Ga.; d. April 02, 1966, Hope, Ar.. 15. v. ALICE CHRYSTAL TURNER, b. July 31, 1895, Clayton County, Ga.; d. October 05, 1994, Villa Rica, Ga.. 16. vi. TOMMIE IRENE TURNER, b. May 26, 1898, Woolsey, Ga.; d. 1974, Griffin, Ga.. 17. vii. HORACE HENSON TURNER, b. March 15, 1901, Lovejoy, Ga. Clayton Ct.; d. October 19, 1964, Thomaston, Ga.. 18. viii. MARY EMMA TURNER, b. October 28, 1903, Clayton County Ga.; d. March 26, 1999, Atlanta, GA. 19. ix. LOIS MYRTLE TURNER, b. July 28, 1906, Clayton County, Ga.; d. September 11, 1998, Home at 355 Inman Rd., Hampton, GA. Buried Inman Methodist Cemetery. 20. x. RUBY CLYDE TURNER, b. December 04, 1910, Clayton County, Ga.; d. March 16, 1996, Jonesboro, GA. ________ A few GA census records are listed below and some Marlsboro SC minutes. It is not certain that the MOses Turner mentioned in the minutes was my Moses Turner. But the Quicks and Turners are connected, both families moved to Fayette County GA from SC, Drucilla, a daughter of Moses Turner and his Unknown wife, married Eli Quick in Fayette County, GA. Both were born in SC according to GA census records. The 1840 census of Fayette County, GA, reflects: Moses Turner, age 50-60, Wife, age 50-60, 2 sons, ages 15-20, 1 daughter age 10-15, one son age 5-10. NOTE: Moses' first wife is apparently the one listed above in the 50-60 age range. His second wife, widow Martha Moses, was listed as only 39 years old in the 1860 census 20 years later. 1850 Fayette Co., GA 29th District 10-9-1850 #1088 Turner, Moses 63 M SC Farming " Martha 38 F GA " Turner Moses 12 M GA " Jani (Jane?) 10 F GA " Francis M 5 M GA " Caroline J 3 F GA {Age 63 for Moses above places his year of birth abt 1887} 1860 Fayette Co., GA Fayetteville 1 June #5 Turner, Moses T 75 M SC Martha 39 F GA Moses, Sarah Jane 16 F GA (Martha's child from 1st marriage) " Francis M 14 (15?) M GA " " Caroline J 12 F GA " Turner Elijah S 8 M GA (Moses' 2nd family) " Vinetta T 5 F GA " " Charlotte M 1 F GA " {Age 75 for Moses in 1860 places his year of birth, abt 1785} 1870 Fayette County, GA Census 13th day of June, Turner, Martha 50 FW Keeping house GA " , Elijah S. 18 MW Farm laborer GA " , Elizabeth 16 FW " " " , Charlotte 11 FW " " NOTE: Moses apparently died after the 1860 census and before the 1870 census, since his second wife, Martha, is head of the family in the above 1870 census. In a will listing Henson Turner as Executor of the Estate, it is recorded that Moses T. C. Turner came from South Carolina with his family. No specific location in South Carolina was given. Fayette County Genealogy Book "1821- 1971" reflects some information on the Turners. The will of Moses T. Turner is recorded in Fayette County Probate Court, pages 359-360. The will was executed on May 6, 1865, probated February 7, 1867. The will names sons, Moses and Henson, son-in-law Eli Quick, and mentions other children, but does not name them. The executor was Henson Turner, Moses T. Turner's, son. On page 586 of the above referenced book the following information appears: Henson Turner, executor of the estate of Moses Turner, deeded on December 15, 1880 two (2) acres in Land Lot 11 of the 5th District to New Hope Methodist Episcopal Church and the deed states: "in consideration of his desire to promote the welfare of the Church and in the dissemination of religious truth, as well as in consider- ation of $10.00 is paid in hand....." ____________________ Drucilla, daughter of Moses T. C. Turner married Eli Quick, June 14, 1828, in Fayette County, GA. The Turners and Quicks came from SC according to GA census records. It is thought they came to GA from Marlsboro CO, SC. See the following items below found on p. 128, "Marlboro County, South Carolina Minutes of the County Court 1785-1799 and Minutes of the Court of Ordinary 1791-1821" by Brent Holcomb, Southern Historical Press (1981). [I have the book, Beverly Cato, Greensboro, NC. Email: bbcato@mindspring.com] ________________________ Marlboro County, South Carolina Minutes of the County Court 1785-1821 June 19th 1821. Burwell Quick returned a citation for adm. on the estate of Dorcas Quick; entered into bond with Elizabeth Quick and John Dunn for $200. June 19th 1821. A dedimus issued to Arthur Bright to qualify Joseph Lockeler, Moses Turner, Wm Odom, Jas. Hewitt and Benjn Williams to appraise the estate of Burwell Quick; sale to be 2nd July at the house of Elizabeth Quick. _____________________ Any help will be appreciated. Thanks for reading this, Ray Turner in Arkansas