At 02:23 PM 29-12-98 -0800, you wrote: >I filled out the information to sign up, then got an error message. >Tried again and the same thing happened. > >Is the fault mine or theirs??? You need to have cookies on. Regards, Margaret Researching Joshua and Nancy Turner, arrived South Australia c. 1840

was wondering if anybody has any info on the following people thanx greg dorothy turner and junior william wesley turner s p turner ella turner lane mrs w e meadows mrs cecil michaels mrs j o wheeler mrs j o richmond mrs lorene lilly franklin turner edgar turner berchie turner wesley turner mrs esta mae turner o e turner e g turner norvell turner harold turner joe turner mervil turner claude turner walter turner bertha turner cutler ethel turner allen eloise turner richardson dorothy turner meadows bobby turner melvin turner james turner donald allen clyde williams jr nelis richardson

Please contact me for information on Wigglesworth name. I picked your your name up on Turner rootsweb. Thanks. Deana Costner Dcost@compuserve.com

Thought I would post what I have found so far for Lee Turner and Carol Turner Green especially but also for the whole list. In a book entitled: Circus, A World History I found the following references to Turners. On page 72 Jules Turnour was spoken of as one of the greatest of clowns on the bill. This is the single information I found in any of the four books I've looked at. On page 53-54: Aaron Turner, a shoemaker of English descent, who taught his sons Napoleon B. and Timothy V. to make and build up a canvas enclosure and with one or two others, and considerable courage, set out on a tenting season. Aaron Turner did have his own circus and did not join up with anyone until Barnum. Aaron's circus was in the 1830's. The son's increased their performing repertoire-in addition to tumbling, rope-walking and contortion, did some fancy riding and vaulting. Their sister became equally versatile. She is not called by name in here though. Hope this is helpful to you. Happy hunting. DeeAnn Ludden Moore Descendant of Antoinette Turner.

Sharon Turner Yoder wrote: "I filled out the information to sign up, then got an error message. Tried again and the same thing happened. Is the fault mine or theirs???" It is evidently their fault, because I had the same problem. Jean Turner Wigglesworth

I filled out the information to sign up, then got an error message. Tried again and the same thing happened. Is the fault mine or theirs??? Sharon Turner Yoder sky@gulf.net

Does anyone have any information on Elizabeth Turner possibly from Norfolk, MA? She married Seth Boyden who was born April 19,1715 and died 1777. They had a son Jacob. Kimberly D. Page Academic Counselor University of Connecticut 241 Glenbrook Road, U-126 Storrs, CT 06269-2126 (860) 486-1041 fax (860) 486-0304

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Sion TURNER married Virginia JACKSON in Warren Co GA 31 Oct 1844. In the 1850 census they are in Hancock Co GA enumerated between Mary JACKSON and Henry B JACKSON. I have not found them in the 1860 census. In 1870 they are in Warren Co GA. I'm looking for any information about them or their descendants. My interest is through Virginia JACKSON who may be the daughter of my ancestors Lewis JACKSON and the above mentioned Mary. The 1870 Warren Co GA census shows them as: TURNER Simon 53 M W farmer GA Virginia 42 F W Keeping House GA Wesley 21 M W works on farm GA James 14 M W GA John W 10 M W GA Mary 5 F W Ganma? 1 F W -- Any help appreciated Steve http://www.chrysalis.org/stevem/

These will probably be my last postings for awhile as I have exhausted my material/books from home. I have really given up on ever finding Jesse Turner, b. ca 1790, probably SC/NC - d. 1850 Hamilton Co, FL so I will be moving to search out other families until I can get back into GA/SC/NC/VA to look. Several summers ago I purchased the book Wayne County, KY census index and will report on Turners found there. I was looking for Jones and Wallaces in this area. 1810 John Turner p. 357, line 22 William Turner p. 372, line 24 1820 George Turner p. 88 James Turner p. 91 James Turner p. 91 John Turner p. 90 John Turner p. 92 John Turner p. 103 William Turner p. 89 1830 Turner, George p. 239 James p. 217 James p. 217 James p. 254 John p. 255 Thomas p. 252 1840 Turner, Barttel p. 153, line 9 James, Jr. p. 167, line 6 James, Sr. p. 166, line 28 John p. 147, line 13 Polly p. 171, line 28 William C. p. 155, line 26 1850 Turner, Elisha W. p. 621, line 7 James p. 581, line 17 William p. 496, line 8 1860 Turner, Emerson S. p. 409, line 27 Herrod V. p. 275, line 13 James p. 390, line 19 Wiley p. 368, line 16 (this is a name I saw earlier in Isle of Wight, VA) William C. p. 363, line 22 1870 Turner, Emerson p. 6 George W. p. 6 Wiley p. 3 William p. 4 1880 Turner, Andrew J. p. 537 Carrol p. 500 Emerson p. 500 John W. p. 496 V. p. 470 Wiley p. 498 William p. 505 Found through the index o A Century of Wayne County, Kentucky, 1800-1900 by Augusta Phillips Johnson Two Turners are listed James Turner - p. 7 - Under Act of 1832, James Turner applied for Rev. soldier pension from Wayne County, KY. John Turner - p. 258 - John married Catharine Butler on 9/9/1805 as found in First Marriage Book of Wayne Co. KY. Found in Scott County, KY - I was looking for Pitts, Craig, Woolfolks, Hawkins. Scott County, Kentucky - A History by Apple, Johnston, Bevins, eds. John W. Turner p. 173/174 John W. Turner was a stage line operator - no dates given. check references - Coleman Stagecoach Days, Snyder, Perrin A History of Fayette co, and Bevins History of Scott Co. Not sure which book it was listed in as all three are given as reference for the section on stagecoach lines. I checked Bevins book - not there. Julius Turner p. 104 - with the Kentucky troops in Remember the Raisin, taken prisoner - from Reddings company. Served in War of 1812. check the records. Theodore Turner p. 306 was involved in Georgetown Athletics, 1913, indentified in group picture of team - looks like baseball uniforms. Matt Turney - p. 313 Mentioned with a group of men and horse racing - 1908 Mrs. Matt Turner p. 374 - 1924, participated in a program portraying their ancestors. she was in charge of properties. Georgetown times, April 2, June 4 1924 reported in notes. Hope this helps. Have nice new year. I probably will get off this line for a while to concentrate on others. I can be reached at 4137 Summerwood Avenue, Orlando, Fl 32812. Deana

New to list 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 Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Anyone attached to William and Anne Willett Turner who lived first in Warminster and then Salisbury before sailing for Canada. Married abt. 1836 in England ???

Still looking for info on WILLIAM and RODA ANN TURNER and thier desendants: Lived N. Ky and S. Ohio: Had 8 children WILLIAM TURNER m. RODA ANN BREWER ca.?? in Ky RODA ANN b.ca 1846 Ky (may hve been known as Ann) WILLIE(William Jr) ALLIE(died very young) RICE(died very young) JAMES JOHN CHARLES(lived in shelby co.Ky,desendants still in that area) GROVER( b.1885/d.1953 Fayette co. KY,family may still live near) LEVI(b.1886 Adams co. Ohio) ~ Levi is my grandfather LEVI m. ANNA RAY STEERS,they had ADA MAE ARTHUR EVA ANN GALE WILLIAM HAROLD WARREN (died 4 yrs. old) GAINES ORAL DORIS ~ Thank you, Teresa Turner Carter

I have a handwritten copy of a Bible record owned by Nicy C. TURNER and husband, Newton C. MCINTOSH. It says she was born 28 Dec 1830 and married Newton on 24 Dec 1844. Her son, William Jasper MCINTOSH was born in Franklin, Williamson Co. TN in 1848. Does anyone know who her ancestors were or have any more info. on her? Other children listed in the Bible were: Lucy Elizabeth Mary MCINTOSH Harrietta Sarah Jane " Iva Adalade Neely " John Thomas Terry " Allice Isabelle " Mary Adalade Buris " I would appreciate any other info. or clues on her that some might have. Elise

I'm new to the TURNER list. Searching for information about my gg grandfather: Robert Bowers TURNER. Unknown DOB. DOD 1928. He married Ellen SHIVAR, b Nov 2, 1855, Camden SC, d 1939, Charlotte, NC. They were married in Charlotte, NC in 1875. They had 5 children: Ralph, Sam, Henry, Sallie Belle, Herbert My g grandmother was Sallie Belle TURNER b July 21,1881, Charlotte, Mecklenburg, NC, d April 14, 1968 in Charlotte, NC. Married David Henry KISTLER, b March 23, 1871, Charlotte, NC, d December 10, 1932, Charlotte, NC. Any help will be appreciated. -Craig Johnson (Houston, TX) (TURNER, KISTLER, SHIVAR, JEWETT, EDWARDS, CRAIG, JOHNSON, KOON, GALLIMORE, CASPER, MILLS, FLEISHER, HERTZMARK)

Again, Deana, thank YOU for all the information you have sent to all of us. I still have to review most of them in detail but you've enabled me to do that more easily. Also, several times you mentioned a concern for the copy-rights and it's wonderful to be in contact with people who honor other's work and efforts. So I just wanted to thank you for yours. Happy holidays and looking for to finding those "elusive" Turners in 1999! ____ jo ann rowley-minhoto, hrgg41a@prodigy.com

-----Original Message----- From: Frank and Lois Richardson <LandFRichardson@email.msn.com> To: PERRY-L@rootsweb.com <PERRY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, December 25, 1998 6:22 AM Subject: [PERRY-L] Where are the descendants of Gardner Ducalion Perry, Texas, ca 1845? >>>>------------------------------------------------------------------------ - >- >>-- >>>>------------>>>> >>>> >>>>>My grandfather was Selser Howard Perry, son of Gardner Ducalion Perry b. >>ca >>>>1845. >>>>> >>>>>I need to know the births, deaths, and marriages of his siblings, most >of >>>>>whom I never met, having always lived in west Texas, and then in >Houston. >>>>Areas of Texas can be about 1,000 miles apart, and it is like living in a >>>>completely different state. Grimes County is probably >>>>65-75 miles from Houston, but I still knew little of these people. >>>>> >>>>>My father was A. P. Perry, who ran away from home as a teenager. He >>>>married >>>>>my mother, Elva Ellen Trimble (Smith) in Crane County, I think. Then, >we >>>>always lived in West Texas towns when I was young. >>>>> >>>>>Selser's wife was Ella Esther Turner, and they first farmed land that >she >>>>>inherited, in Grimes County, I think, and then later moved to another >>farm. >>>>> >>>>>I would be happy to learn any more of these families. I expect that >>there >>>>>are still some children of Gardner Ducalion's, or his great, great grandchildren, >>still >>>>>in the county. >>>>> >>>>>Gardner Ducalion Perry I married Sue Richards, who had lived in LA and >>>>>Mississippi. He was born ca1845, so they probably married about 1865. >>>>> >>>>>He had a son named G. D. II. Selser had a son who was G. D. III. >>>>> >>>>>Here are the children of Gardner D. and Sue Richards, from my memory: >>>>>1.Charles - m. "Aunt Lee," properly Lee Anna Fuqua, who had a son named >>>>>Fred. They might have had other children. >>>>> Fred had two children, William ("Bill") and Gussie Lee. Bill is >>>>>deceased, but his wife, Luine, still lives; I have met >>her >>>>>once. >>>>> >>>>>2.Hester (called "Aunt Nan") was a teacher. Millegene Biggers Davis >has >>>>>some research on her, and has entered various organizations with >her >>>>records of the Perry family. I believe that she is Hester's >>granddaughter. >>>>> >>>>> 3. Sarah Perry- m. Chambers. One of her daughters or granddaughers was >>>>>Lois Nash, who is now in a nursing home with her husband. They live in >Texas. >>>>>4. Gardner Ducalion II; I met him once, and he looked so much like my >>>>>grandfather, Selser. They always wore black pants, white starched and >>>>>ironed shirts, and had white moustaches, with a Stetson type of hat, >>except >>>>>when they were working. They still looked in the 1950's like Southern >>>>>gentlemen, and I know that my grandfather acted the part, also, with me. >>>>> >>>>>5. William - "Uncle Will," a bachelor, who seemed to be the youngest >son, >>>>>and I think that he worked in Fort Worth for a department store. He >>>>retired >>>>>to Navasota, and died there. >>>>> >>>>>6. Selser Howard Perry, my grandfather. Married Ella Esther TURNER. Children were Maudie Irene, >>>>>Howard, Olan or Olin, A. P., and Gardner D. III. Maudie's son, >Reginald, >>>>>still lives. >>>>>His brother, John S. Lands III, deceased. >.>>>>7. I am unsure of this one: Alfred Perry, who married Jo Schramm of >>>>>Brenham. >>>>>And, there may have been more children. I have to really reach to >>remember >>>>>the names of the children. I have few names of the grandchildren. >>>>> >>>>>I have a suspicion that the land farmed by the first Gardner D. was in >>>>>Montgomery County, but it could have been in Grimes County at first, and >>>>>going further back, it was in Washington County. >>County >>>>>lines were changed; new counties created from the original county. >>>>> >>>>>I don't know if you have access to historical records of Grimes County >>and >>>>>adjacent areas, but would be grateful to know of any descendants of >these >>>>>families. >>>>> >>>>>Gardner D. Perry I was the son of Dr. Ducalion Aldrich Perry and Eunice >>>>>Elizabeth Gardner (Little)(Perry), who was widowed a second time, and >>>>married William Sherman, >>>>last. She is buried in the Masonic Cemetery in Chappell Hill, as is my >>>>mother. >>>> >>>>>Ducalion A. Perry was the son of Sion Perry and Bartheny Arundell (Or, >Arendell, etc.), from >>>>Wake Co., >>>>>N.C. He was in Texas before he could claim title to land, about 1819, >>>>since his birthday was >>>>in 1799. He had also lived in Tennessee before Texas. >>>>> > > >

I'm looking for information on William Harrison Turner born in Charleston, W.Va. Feb.20,1863. He died Sept.15,1930. His second wife's name was Elizabwth Davis. I would be very greatful for any and all help on this line Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone.

Hi everybody, I thought I would pass this on as a Christmas gift for all you people who are writing or who are going to write a family history. Some of these books may help you get a more intimate understanding of just how our ancestors lived. It was quite different from the way most of us live today. Enjoy! Phil Turner Everyday Life in America: A Bibliography Andrews, Charles McLean, 1863-1943. * Colonial folkways : a chronicle of everyday life in early America / by Charles M. Andrews. -- Toronto : Glasgow, Brook ; New York : United States Publishers Association, 1975. vii, 256 p. ; 18 cm. -- (The Yale chronicles of America series ; 9) Includes index. ISBN 0-911548-08-4 LCCN: E162 .A57 1975 Dodds, John W. (John Wendell), 1902- * Everyday life in twentieth century America, by John W. Dodds. Edited by Louis B. Wright. New York, Putnam {1966, c1965} 254 p. illus., facsims., ports. 23 cm. LCCN: E169 .D6 Green, Harvey, 1946- * The uncertainty of everyday life, 1915-1945/ Harvey Green. -- 1st ed. -- New York : HarperCollinsPublishers, c1992. x, 262 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. -- (The Everyday life in America series) ISBN 0-06-016296-1 (cloth) : $28.00 ($38.00 Can.) LCCN: E169 .G83 1992 Hawke, David Freeman. * Everyday life in early America / David Freeman Hawke. -- 1st ed. -- New York : Harper & Row, c1988. xii, 195 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. -- (The Everyday life in America series) Includes index. ISBN 0-06-015856-5 : $16.95. ISBN 0-06-091251-0 (pbk.) : $9.95 LCCN: E162 .H3 McKinstry, E. Richard. * Personal accounts of events, travels, and everyday life in America : an annotated bibliography / compiled by E. Richard McKinstry. -- 1st ed. -- Winterthur, Del. : Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum, c1997. xx, 236 p., {12} p. of plates : ill. ; 23cm. ISBN 0-912724-39-0 LCCN: Z1236 .M25 1997 E161 Sutherland, Daniel E. * The expansion of everyday life, 1860-1876 / Daniel E. Sutherland. -- 1st ed. -- New York : Harper & Row, c1989. xiii, 290 p., {24} p. of plates : ill. ; 22cm. -- (The Everyday life in America series) Includes index. ISBN 0-06-016023-3 : $21.95 LCCN: E168 .S957 Taylor, Dale, 1956- * The writer's guide to everyday life in Colonial America / Dale Taylor. -- Cincinnati, Ohio : Writer's Digest Books, c1997. 296 p. : ill., map ; 24 cm. "From 1607-1783"--Cover. ISBN 0-89879-772-1 (alk. paper) LCCN: E162 .T26 Walker, Robert Harris, 1924- * Everyday life in Victorian America, 1865-1900 / by Robert H. Walker. -- Reprint ed. 1994 with corrections. -- Malabar, Fla. : Krieger Pub. Co., 1994. 255 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Previously published: Everyday life in the age of enterprise, 1865-1900. New York : Putnam, {1967}. Includes index. ISBN 0-89464-297-9 LCCN: E166 .W24 1994 Wolf, Stephanie Grauman. * As various as their land : the everyday lives of eighteenth century Ameicans / Stephanie Grauman Wolf. -- 1st ed. -- New York : HarperCollinsPublishers, c1993. p. cm. -- (The Everyday life in America series) Includes index. ISBN 0-06-016799-8 (cloth) : $8.00 LCCN: E162 .W83

Another year has past and still few people researching TURNERS in England. Does Thomas TURNER, b1826 at Bristol fit somewhere in your tree? Have a good Xmas. Ollie Turner, New Zealand