Hello to all. Two things: when you place queries or information, please don't forget to tell what state and county or counties are involved, for instance there are many Thomas Turners and I am------ *still* looking for Thomas TURNER, b SC ca 1811, appeared in Fayette Co with "James as agent for Thomas and Silas" in the early tax digests; m Lucinda Wilkins, 1830 Fayette Co;there until ?, appears in Polk Co, GA, Van Wert Dist., 1860 census. Oldest son Kinyon moves back to Fayette co with his family, Thomas, Lucinda & other children (except George W and Andrew J, who are killed in the WONA) just dissapear. Where did these folks go, and where in SC did he come from? Is he related to the Thomas Turner, age 76 in 1850, next county over (Campbell), and is he related to the other TURNERs who appear in Fayette & Campbell County (some of whom married Wilkins women), all from SC? Thanks for any ideas...

I'm seeking information on the family of Andrew Jackson TURNER who lived in Clark Co., AR b abt 1815 in GA d 1886 in Clark Co., AR m Bettie Elizabeth BULLARD abt 1839 location unknown. A. J. and Bettie had at least 4 children, Martha b abt 1840, Green b abt 1842, John S. b abt 1844, Nancy Elizabeth (my GGgrandmother) b abt 1847. Nancy Elizabeth Turner married Lewis CRITTENDEN probably abt 1869 in Clark Co., AR, the rest of the children I have no information on. -- Thanx, Jerry Morrison, Rootin for: Morrison, Goodin, Martin, Price, Baird Etchieson, Castleberry, Crittenden GA, TN, AL, AR, OK, TX, CA mailto:lwm@genesisnetwork.net?subject=Rootin-Stuff

Stephanie Dodd <sdodd@nswc.navy.mil> wrote... >It's been about 6 months since I last posted. Thought I'd try again. >Anyone have a connection to these TURNERs in England? Stephanie reminds me it about time I resubmitted mine. The 1881 Oxon census of England on 04apr1881 shows a young family at High St in Kidlington Oxon. William Turner is listed as a 33yo retired farmer, b in Stretton Warwick, with his 33yo wife Julia J, b in Brackley Ntha, their five eldest chn (below), and 59yo Eleanor M Smith (Julia Joanna's widowed ma). * Maud M 6yo dau *Bleschington * Florence F 5yo dau *Tackley Oxon * Laura L 3yo dau *Tackley Oxon * Walter W 1yo son *Bleschington * Julia J 2mo dau *Kidlington Oxon Julia Jeannetta ('Neta') = Sydney Whillans, both emigrating to Australia in 1923, to later become my grandparents. William was a manager within some large coal concern at Oxon about 1920. He used to walk with bowler-hat and walking-stick, and occasionally gave his gson Eric a florin coin (20 cents) for good behaviour. The Turner home over the decade prior to 1923 was at 225 Banbury Road in Oxford at Headington, about 3 to 5 km north of Oxford's Woodstock Road intersection. Attempts to discover more about this family have been unsuccessful for several years. Help. _________________________________________________ Dr Frank Whillans <whillans@netspace.net.au> "Coranderk" 47 The Righi, Eaglemont Melbourne Victoria 3084 Australia Telephone 03-9457-2893 (local), +613-9457-2893 (overseas)

Looking for Aaron Tuurner 1818-1918. Father James from Carolinas. Had farm later in Wolfe Bayou AR. Moved to Tx with 4 daughters. Daughter Sarah married George Powell. Daughter to George and Sarah, Bertha Amy Powell, married Jesse Hudson.

HI Joyce If that is the information that I sent then I sent it in error. My Charlotte was married to David O'Neal. David O'Neal was born 6 July 1779 in Boone co., KY, and died in Shoal Twp,Clinton Co., MO. 28 Apr 1892 and is buried in Deer Creek Cemetary. They were married 28 March 1816 in Boone Co., KY. Charlotte Turner was born 5 March 1800 and died13 april 1892 in Jenny Lind, Calevarus Co., California ( Town no longer exists except for a Cemetary and old destroyed buildings, and a historical marker). That is all I know about her.any help will be appriciated. Greg Anderson ---------- >From: JoySan@aol.com >To: anderson@bnet.org >Subject: Re: [TURNER-L] Charlotte Turner >Date: Tue, Mar 02, 1999, 7:27 PM > >I'm sorry that I don't have any info about your Charlotte. But I do wonder >about the dates you gave for her. If she was born abt. 1800 and didn't marry >until 1856, it doesn't seem likely that she would have had 9 children after >age 56. Could she have been married earlier? Or, could children have been >husband's? Or? Just a thought that might send you off in another direction! >Best wishes, Joyce U.

I am searching for any information on Turpin Turner born about 1856 in Jackson County Kentucky. This Turpin Turner is the son of (John?) William Turner and Rhoda Haley. Turpin married Mary Allen January 15, 1896, in Richmond County, Kentucky. Turpin and Mary Allen had the following children: Ballard, Millard, Robert, Margaret, Maude Betty, Rhoda Eller, Addie Helen and Turpin, Jr. Turpin and Mary Allen moved from Kentucky to Ohio, to Indiana then back to Ohio where Turpin died August 5, 1931. There is family rumor and suspicion that Turpin, Sr., may have had a family before Mary Allen as he was 20 years her senior. Any information or leads on Turpin or his parents (John?) William Turner and Rhoda Haley would be greatly appreciated.

Hi, I have found 2 families on the Family Finder Index but can't access them. Does anyone know how to trace down who submitted the information? It says the information came from the internet. The two that I'm interested in are: #1 Linked Family Tree including Mary J STAPP, William Walter POCIENGEL, John D. TURNER , Henry Homer TURNER #2 Wilbun MCNEELY, Ann SHERFEY Fam 1: John D. TURNER, Henry Homer TURNER. Or does anyone recognize this information? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. R. Waddoups

Roxie, Would you please tell us when and where these people lived. You have no idea how common a name Turner is. In fact, Turner is an occupational name so not all Turners are related, nor do we all share the same nation of origin. Phil Turner >>> <ROXI188441@aol.com> 03/02 10:25 AM >>> I search for information on any of the people in my TURNER family. They are listed below. James TURNER married Mary Allen Wilson D. TURNER married Matilda Sharp and Anna McBride *********************** Mary Nancy Turner married George CONWELL John Hardin TURNER James William TURNER married Katie Livingston Andrew Jackson TURNER Luther Martin TURNER married Cora Scott I am willing to share the information that I do have. I am looking for spouses to anyone above that is listed without a spouse. I am also looking for children of anyone listed above. ****** It has been said that this Wilson D. TURNER was married at least three times, maybe more. Would anyone know of other wives to this man? I would appreciate hearing from anyone on this line. Sincerely, Roxie ==== TURNER Mailing List ==== Join and support RootsWeb, home of the TURNER list and many other genealogy lists and resources - go to http://www.rootsweb.com/

error error---I forgot to say that the Turners of Fairfield were from Connecticut.. PLEASE Forgive me for my grave error Wells The inherent worth and dignity of every person Respect for the interdependent web of all existence wbehee@bright.net New Madison, Ohio

Would like the ancestry of Jeremiah1 Turner Would like the following information where there are ??? marks Generation No. 1 1. JEREMIAH1 TURNER b.??? August 23, 1724 in Newtown tp, Fairfield Co. Connecticut. He married MARY _____??? Date ??? any informatuion about their lives??? Children of JEREMIAH TURNER and MARY are: 2. i. JEREMIAH2 TURNER, b. May 27, 1710, Fairfeld, Conn.. d. ??? ii. SAMUEL TURNER, b. May 22, 1713. iii. ??? Generation No. 2 2. JEREMIAH2 TURNER (JEREMIAH1) was born May 27, 1710 in Fairfeld, Conn.. He married ABIGAIL LEAVENWORTH August 17, 1738. d. ??? Abigail b. ??? d.??? daughter of ??? any information about their lives??? Child of JEREMIAH TURNER and ABIGAIL LEAVENWORTH is: 3. i. MILLER3 TURNER, b. October 23, 1731, Arlington, Vermont; d. October 11, 1809, Arlington, Vermont. ii. ??? Generation No. 3 3. MILLER3 TURNER (JEREMIAH2, JEREMIAH1) was born October 23, 1731 in Arlington, Vermont, and died October 11, 1809 in Arlington, Vermont. He married (1) ALETHEA SKIDMORE May 23, 1769, daughter of MARY PRINDLE. He married (2) LUCY TERRILL February 14, 1790 in prob. Arlington, Vt., daughter of GEORGE TERRILL and SARAH SHERMAN. And information about the of Miller and Lucy lives??? Children of MILLER TURNER and ALETHEA SKIDMORE are: 4. i. DANIEL4 TURNER, b. December 05, 1773. ii. ANNIS TURNER, b. May 11, 1770. iii. JEREMIAH TURNER, b. March 11, 1772; d. April 13, 1775. iv. JEREMIAH TURNER, b. May 14, 1776. Children of MILLER TURNER and LUCY TERRILL are: 5. v. AMANDA4 TURNER, b. December 14, 1791, Arlington, Vermont; d. March 08, 1866, Hurd Farm,Royalton Twn. Niagara Co.(Mt. Ridge Cemetery). vi. INFANT SON TURNER, b. November 18, 1790; d. November 19, 1790. vii. MINERVA TURNER, b. April 17, 1795; d. June 04, 1849. Generation No. 4 4. DANIEL4 TURNER (MILLER3, JEREMIAH2, JEREMIAH1) was born December 05, 1773. He married JERUSHA TURRILL December 12, 1797, daughter of GEORGE TERRILL. Generation No. 5 5. AMANDA4 TURNER (MILLER3, JEREMIAH2, JEREMIAH1) was born December 14, 1791 in Arlington, Vermont, and died March 08, 1866 in Hurd Farm,Royalton Twn. Niagara Co.(Mt. Ridge Cemetery). She married DAVIS HURD April 12, 1812 in Arlington, Vt., son of TYRUS HURD and CONTENT NEWTON. Children of AMANDA TURNER and DAVIS HURD are: 6. i. ANNA MINERVA5 HURD, b. May 28, 1817, probably Scipio, N.Y.; d. July 09, 1885, Hurd Farm,Royalton Twn. Niagara Co.(Mt. Ridge Cemetery). ii. DAVIS HURD, b. July 29, 1813; d. July 29, 1813. iii. LUCY HURD, b. June 18, 1815; d. September 25, 1819. iv. LUCY M. HURD, b. October 10, 1819; m. PETER MURPHY. v. CAROLINE AMANDA HURD, b. August 11, 1822; d. January 22, 1878. vi. JARED SPARKS HURD, b. December 02, 1824; m. ANNA COX. vii. DAVIS HURD II, b. March 23, 1827; m. MARY WHITNEY. viii. EMMA CLARA HURD, b. June 22, 1830; m. REV. ABSALOM G. GAINES. ix. EDNA DEAN HURD, b. June 22, 1830. x. ISAAC NEWTON HURD, b. August 31, 1832; m. ANNIS RICHARDSON. Ay assistance would be greatly appreciated Wells The inherent worth and dignity of every person Respect for the interdependent web of all existence wbehee@bright.net New Madison, Ohio

John W. TURNER born ca 1823 VA. Married Jemima TAITT January 28, 1845 Wood Co VA (now WV). Moved to Reynolds Co MO late 1850s. Who were Johns parents? Any info desired. Madge Norton

Looking for John TURNER who was born bet 1752-1765 in NC or SC. It is believed he married a Martha ?? in abt 1790 in SC. They had the following known children; Mary -1797, Joseph-abt 1794, Stephen-1795, Alexander-1800, James C.-1802, Dempsey-abt 1803, and George C.-abt 1805. There may have been a Jasper-unk, a David-unk, and a Sarah-unk born to this family also. All the children were believed to have been born in SC. John was living in Laurens CO, GA in 1820, by 1830 he'd moved to Henry CO, AL and by 1850 he was living in Walton CO, FL were some of his sons were living. I don't know any thing else about this family but, would like to know more about them. Georgann whunter@ktc.com

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Any of these look familiar to any new menbers to this list? Ray Turner 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. MINERVA3 QUICK, b. Abt. 1848; m. J. W. TURNER, October 14, 1872, Fayette County, GA. ii. SARAH QUICK, b. Abt. 1852. iii. ELIZA QUICK, b. Abt. 1854. iv. NANCY QUICK, b. 1830. 5. v. JAMES QUICK, b. 1834. 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. AARON ALFORD 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. JAMES3 QUICK (DRUCILLA2 TURNER, MOSES T. C.1) was born 1834. 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. AARON ALFORD3 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 AARON 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, 1870 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.. 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. CENSUS RECORDS; other notes. 1830 Fayette CO., GA Page 187 Moses T. Turner No family members listed in ANY age brackets, not even Moses' age bracket. Slaves, 24-36, 1 Free colored males under 10, 2 " " " 10-24, 4 " " " 36-55, 1 " " females under 10, 1 " " " 36-55 1 Total 10 The 1840 census of Fayette County 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. The 1840 census of Fayette County reflects: 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 " " 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....." Deed records reflect that Moses Turner owned 190 acres of land in Land Lot 11 District 5, Fayette County. The following information was found as to Henson's children: Mary Jane Turner: She is referred to in the aforementioned book as Mary Harp Turner, born 1851, died December 7, 1908, buried Inman. She married Dock Wesley Stubbs and he was the son of Rowland and Jane Turner Stubbs. Wesley was born about 1851. They were married in Fayette Co. on 6/26/1870. Their children were: _____________________ 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 also, the following minutes records in Marlsboro, SC: 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.

I search for information on any of the people in my TURNER family. They are listed below. James TURNER married Mary Allen Wilson D. TURNER married Matilda Sharp and Anna McBride *********************** Mary Nancy Turner married George CONWELL John Hardin TURNER James William TURNER married Katie Livingston Andrew Jackson TURNER Luther Martin TURNER married Cora Scott I am willing to share the information that I do have. I am looking for spouses to anyone above that is listed without a spouse. I am also looking for children of anyone listed above. ****** It has been said that this Wilson D. TURNER was married at least three times, maybe more. Would anyone know of other wives to this man? I would appreciate hearing from anyone on this line. Sincerely, Roxie

Pardon me...I tried to forward an e-mail from another rootsweb list and I implied the person who sent the letter was myself. It was not. ----Original Message----- From: Cindy Courtier [mailto:ccourtier@russreid.com] Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 12:28 AM To: ROBERTSON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: LDS Family History Website

The site is at:http://lds-online.com/family.htm An article from the Global Gazette in February says: LDS Family History Library WebSite in 1999 Rumors are flying about the possibility that the Family History Library in Salt Lake City might be starting a website. It's true. Curt Witcher, a director of GENTECH, attended their annual conference recently in Utah and came back with details about this long-awaited site. He shared them with me. The site will begin sometime in the second quarter of this year. Its name will be FamilySearch Internet Genealogy Services. FamilySearch is the copyright name of their CD-ROM genealogical indexes. This might make you think that these indexes will be available at the site, but this is not so. I know that many people will be disappointed that the International Genealogical Index and Ancestry File will not be included initially on the site... The online site will have the Family History Library Catalog. This is not the same as the version at the family history centers. It will be considerably enhanced. As well as author, title and LDS film number, it will include place names, surnames, keywords and subjects, all in searchable fields. This means that for the first time, researchers will be able to use the Family History Library catalog in the same way they use online library catalogs elsewhere (in public or academic libraries). The flexibility of the catalog will mean that we can find more books and films, more easily. The big question for most people who live far from Salt Lake (or even far from a branch family history center) is: when will the other FamilySearch options be included on the website. No decisions have been made about this yet. As I mentioned in my last column, the Genealogical Society of Utah, the family history arm of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has now begun a publications program selling sets of CD-ROMs on particular topics. I mentioned a six-disk set of British vital records indexes. Witcher informs me there are also sets of Australian Vital Records (price US$5.00) and United States Vital Records (price US$15.00). At the moment I am unsure exactly what is on these. Other projected series to be made available soon are vital records sets for Continental Europe, Latin America and Scandinavia, Ellis Island immigration records, the 1880 U.S. census and the 1881 British census (scheduled for summer 1999). The latter will be grouped in regions, but there will also be a nation-wide index.

Good Morning, My TURNER family was living in Elkhart IN., by 1833, by 1834 they were selling their land and moving over to La Porte Co., IN. I am interested in learning about a James M. TURNER, who was also living in Elkhart at the same time. James received land patent 1831. His property adjoined my TURNER/BLAIR property. Greatly appreciate any help identifying James and thank you. Phyllis Twain Harte, CA

Hello all! This weekend I pulled some Turners from LDS Ancestry files that took my line back to a Thomas Turner, born 1660 in Frederick, VA, died 1734 in Frederick, VA. He married Susannah Anthony in 1682 also in Frederick, VA. Children listed were: Anthony, born 1683, died 1763 John, born 1685, died 1760 Robert, born 1687 Roger, born 1689 died 1778 Surry Co, NC married Elizabeth Evans 1726 VA Ann, born 1691 Sarah, born 1693 Children were all born in Frederick, VA Does anyone know anything about these Turners? Or where they came from? I would appreciate any info! My grandmother's great aunt told her the Turners were early settlers from England...Diana @ icdrose1@aol.com

I'm searching for parents of Lemarcus D.TURNER and Susan MARTIN, both born in SC , married in Greene Co., AL 14 June 1825. Would like to locate Carole Spencer who was trying to locate this family in Jul 1998. Thanks, Sharon wcgoldman@arkansas.net