Steve Jolley spoke of a Nelson Turner: His father was Nelson Turner who was born about 1808 in Rutherford Co., NC. I've looked at the Rutherford Co. census records for 1810 and 1800 and suspect that either Matthias or Samuel Turner, Jr. might be his father. I have long been looking for some Nelson Turners of my own. Mine was born about 1797 in Chesterfield, VA and I suspect had a son named Nelson sometime around 1830. There is some confusion in family records about wives that leads me to believe there were two. Nelson, b ca 1797, appears to be buried in Henderson co KY next to a woman named Mary Lee Winston, and marriage (and family) records show Nelson married an Amanda McKinney in KY, being buried in Marianna, AR! The dates show that the McKinney marriage took place 3 years before Mary Lee Winston died, therefore there must have been two Nelsons. (?) I believe there's a Nelson Turner line I still haven't found, and that he may have been involved in either the railroading, or timber industries, as were many of my other Turners of that time. Those Turner families were in NC, KY, AR round & about those times. Nelson is such an unusual name, I'm hoping someone will come up with some clues someday. Ring any bells? Karen BANDT, FAUSCH, HOPKINS, LIVINGSTON, ORSBURN, PAGELOW, POWELL, ROWAN, RUSSELL, TIGH, TURNER check my website: http://www.alveus.com/rdoll/index.html

On the internet I found a 1% of the census report listing the following: Frederick County Maryland 1880 Census Turner, J.H W M 38 Head M VA VA Turner, Josephine W F 34 Wife M VA MD Turner, Lenore W F 10 Child S VA VA Turner, Frank W M 8 Child S VA VA Turner, Grace W F 4 Child S VA VA Guion, Charlotte W F 38 Boarder W NY NY Nitterr?ac, P H W F 42 Boarder W PA PA Yon?e, Glossbrenner W M 22 Oth.Rel. S VA VA White, Bettie B F 32 Res.Empl W VA VA White, Edna B F 10 Res.Empl S VA VA Harris, Charles B M 24 Res.Empl S VA VA Can anyone identify this TURNER family? I am looking for my GGrandmother Grace Myrtle Turner b. abt. 1876 m. Truman Edward Upole b.abt. 1872. Children: Ora Pearl (d at 9 yrs.) Helen, Olive, Coleman, William B., Manila Bay (Dewey)m. Claude Friend. They lived in Garrett County Maryland . After Grace's death Truman Upole moved to near Binghamton NY where he remarried Ida Mae? and had three more children.

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Taken from the book Abtractts of Wills, Chatham County, Georgia 1773-1837 Jospeh Turner - written Feb 26, 1813, proved Apr. 14, 1813 Late collector of Saint Simon's Islandm Glynn Co. To four children: Joseph, William, Emeline, and Albert G. Exes. son Joseph of Saint Simons, John Cooper, William Page of St. Simons, Esqr. James White of Savannah. Wit. John White, S. White, J. G. Almy. Lewis Turner - planter July 22,1784 - March 9, 1786 to wife: Jesten to sons: Richard, John and Lewis to daus: Sarah Jenkins, Lucy Barnard, Ann Barnard, Elizabeth Turner Mentions estate on Whitemarsh Island where he lives, land in St Mary'sParish which borders lands of James Simmons. Exes. sons Richard and John. Wit: Wm Barnard, Nicholas Bouchoneau, Wm gilbert Lewis Turner, planter July 11, 1800 - July 28, 1803 To sister: Elizabeth Whiting to Lewis T. Whiting, son of Elizabeth Whiting to bro: John Turner to Ann Lucy and Lewis Turner Whiting to the children of my bro. Richard Turner To Lewis Turner, son of Richard Turner Mentions plantation on Wilmington Island Exes. bors. Richard and John Turner, Solomon Shad Wit Charles Harris, James Bullock, M Sheftail Robert S. Gibson - married to a Turner Apr. 15, 1812 - June 5, 1815 wife Sarah, daug. of Richard Turner Children: Louisa Catherine, Joseph Robert, Richard Turner, Robert Stewart Gibson Mentions plantation on Whitemarsh Island Gdns: Richard Turner, Solomon Shad, Sr., Lewis Turner, David Bell Exes: John Bolton, James Barnard, George Herb, son Joseph Robert Gibson, when he reaches the age of 18. Wit: John Eppinger, james Eppinger, Edmund jarvis Three codicil 1814, - requests children be education Gdns means guardians Jospeh Fox will of 1784 mentions his sister, Mrs. Turner bro. Wm Fox's children - mentions Charles by name was married to daughter of John Stewart of Newport - leaves to his children to Mrs. Quarterman, sister of my wife (she was a stewart prior to marriage) 1795 John turner witnessed the will of Francis Stebbins

I would like to thank all those people who sent me messages re the virus warning. I do appreciate that you have taken the trouble to tell me that this was a hoax. Which I can not apologise enough for as I was not to know that there is some very sick people out there who take all the enjoyment out of the net. I would however like the very unpleasent worded messages now to stop. I would also like people to take a moment to think that yes there is some inexperienced people on the net let myself and little bit of help from expereinced people wouldn't go astray. If this message sounds angry well that is because I am. Thank you Jennie in New Zealand Who may unsubscribe

William TURNER, b.ca 1760, m. 14 Aug 1781 Orange Co., NC to Ruth STANDIFORD. William is listed in records as a wheelright. His only proven children are Andrew b. ca 1783 and Isreal b. ca 1784. Does anyone know of this William? Cathie

I don't have a Turner from VA to OH but I do have a Turner from NC to OH. Andrew C. TURNER (1820 NC - 1902 OH) m(1) 15 Jan 1840 Ashe Co., NC to Rachel JONES (1817 - 1893) and m(2) 1 July 1894 Catherine BROWN. He was estranged from his family for some reason and moved to Miami Co., OH in 1846. I have a copy of an 1870 letter he sent to my great grandfather, Hugh TURNER, reestablishing contact with at least one family member. Cathie >Do you have any Turners in your family in Ohio from Virginia?

WARNING!!!!!!! If you receive an e-mail titiled..JOIN THE CREW... /for PENPALS DO NOT open it!!!!! It will erase EVERYTHING on your hard drive! Send this letter out to as many people as you can....this is a new virus and not many people know about it!! This information was received this morning by IBM, Please share it with anyone that might access the internet!!! PENPAL appears to be a friendly letter asking you if you are interested in apenpal.....but by the time you read this letter it is TOO late. The Trojan horse virus will have already infected the boot sector of your harddrive, destroying all the data present. It is a self-replicating virus, and once the message is read it will AUTOMATICALLY forward itself to anyone who's e-mail address is present in your box!!! This virus will destroy your hard drive and holds the potential to DESTROY the hard drive of anyone whose mail is in your box and whose mail is in their box and so on and on!!!!!! So delete any message titled PENPAL or JOIN THE CREW.......this virus can do major DAMAGE to worldwide networks!!!! PLEASE PASS THIS ALONG TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND PEOPLE IN YOUR MAILBOXES......... AOL..... HAS SAID THIS IS A VERY DANGEROUS VIRUS AND THERE IS NO REMEDY FOR THIS........ FORWARD IT TO ALL YOUR ON-LINE FRIENDS...............A.S.A.P.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hello, I am new to list and would like any info on the parents of William MacGruder Turner b. 1815 S.C. m. Charlotte Elizabeth Blassingame b. 1817. They were married 25 Aug 1838 Chambers Co. Ala. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have hit a block wall with this name. Thank you in advance.

I am trying to find the parents and place of birth of my husbands gg grandfather Phillip Turner. Phillip was on the 1830, and 1840 Wayne County Penn. Census. His widow was on the 1850 Wayne Co. Pa. census. Her name was Nancy. I have not found her maiden name. They had a son born in New york, in 1829 His name was William. There was a Phillip Turner in Dutchess Co, N.Y. on the 1820 census./ I don't know if this is the same Turner. Phillip and Nancy had the following children William, John K. ( husband's great grandfather) George Benjamin , Amos, Carolyn, Lydia, Ira, and Elmira. Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated. Wadene Bennett (wadeneben@aol.com)

I finally made a connection on my gg-grandfather Richard C. Turner. He was born in Cleveland Co., NC about 1846. His father was Nelson Turner who was born about 1808 in Rutherford Co., NC. I've looked at the Rutherford Co. census records for 1810 and 1800 and suspect that either Matthias or Samuel Turner, Jr. might be his father. Their father was Samuel Turner, Sr. Does anyone have records of any of these people that might indicate if Nelson was connected to them? Steve J.

Confederate Record of Forsyth County, GA taken from the book CRIMSON AND SABRES by Don L. Shadburn. I have tried to page through each section and pick out the Turners. 880th Vickery's Militia Company G. M. Turner 16yrs. Farming NC born Mathew Turner 50 yrs Framing NC born 1912 Tax Digest reports L. L. Turner Co. D, 21st GA 1918 List J. F. Turner no other infor. given L. L. Turner (Lemuel) Co D, 2nd GA Widows of soldiers 1918 W. C. Turner (error) W. C. Turner Co. I (Co. D, 2nd NC) Pension Records L. L. Turner (Lemuel) Co. D, 21st GA Dole's Brigade born 2 Sept. 1845 GA Shot May 10, 1864 at battle of Spotsylvania Courthouse, VA, taken to hospital in Washington DC then sent to Elmira NY where he got smallpox. Application dates 1896 - 1907 Wife applied after he died. Married Harriett Owens 12/26/1867. He died 2/4/1920 in Hall Co. Nancy C. Turner, widow of William C. Turner, married 1864. he served in Co. I, Findley's 11 th GA Militai. Died in 1871 in Gwinnett co. Application dates aer 1913-1915 Witness to service and marriage was Major R. N. McClure, Hall co. Found in Midway (Methodist) cemetery George M. Turner 12/28/1844 - 1/1/1905 - Conf. soldier Found in Pleeasant Grove (Methodist) cemetery John R. Turner 1/7/1827 - 3/15/1897 Co. K, 3rd GA Troops Found in Salem Cemetery L. L. (Lemuel) Turner 9/21/1844 - 2/4/1920 Co D, 2nd Battn (later new Co. E 21st GA) Muster Roll of Co. A, 2nd Regiment, GA State Line Troops (State Guards) J. B. Turner Private 2/13/1863 - discharged, perm. disability, april 8, 1863 J. R. Turner, Private 2/13/1863 - on sick furlough, May 31, 1863 - no later record Muster Roll of Co. K, 3rd Regiment 2nd Brigade, GA State Trooos (Forsyth County Confedereates) Edmond S. (L) Turner - Private 10/8/1861, mustered out April 1862 Henry Turner - Private 10/8/1861, mustered out April1862. enlisted as a private in Co. D, 56th Reg. GA Inf. 5/8/1862. died 7/8/1862 J. H. Turner private, 10/8/1861, mustered out April 1862

Cass/Bartow County, GA 1850 Census (If no state is given then the state right above. M/males F/females. Given only when name might not be clear.) Mathias Turner 63 M SC Farmer Tabitha 58 F SC James 20 GA Farmer Mathias 16 GA Barsheba 14 F Tabitha 13 F Mary 12 F Benjamin Turner 35 SC Farmer Sarah 29 GA Lucretia 12 GA Sarah L. 7 Samuel 5 Tabitha 2 next door William Turner 25 SC Farmer Louisa 18 Tabitha 3 GA John 1 John Turner 64 SC Farmer Hetteah 62 VA Mary 38 NC John 19 GA Zechariah Turner 37 NC Farmer Sarah 31 SC Martin 12 GA Americus M 11 M Columbus 9 Nancy T 7 James K P 5 William 3 Zachary T 2 William Turner 27 SC Charlotte 24 TN Albert 5 TN Mary J 3 Perry 2 M TN John 1 GA Perry Turner 23 SC Tanner Mary A 23 SC William 8/12 GA in same household Frederick Lee 64 SC Vashti 62 SC Susan 30 SC (Maybe the parents of wife Mary A Turner??? and Perry brother to William above...sounds like it.) Lucy A Turner 21 VA Richio L. 16 VA Farmer in household of Joseph Hamilton 36 GA Farmer Mournan 38 F VA Mary J. 10 GA John W 8 GA James C. 6 Samuel 4 Georgia 3 Nancy G. 10/12 Maybe Lucy and Richio are siblings to Mournan Hamilton John Turner 21 GA Shoemaker living in boarding house William Turner 46 SC Farmer Phebe 36 SC Washington 18 GA Nancy 15 Louisa 14 William 12 John 10 Missouri 8 F Baylis 6 M Susan 4 Lucy A. 1 (Think Wm is a brother to Lucy A. living with Mounran Hamilton???) John Turner 23 SC Farmer Frances 22 SC Louisana 3 GA Malisa 1 Misouri 6/12 F Mansel Turner 28 M SC Farmer Margaret 25 SC Ranson Turner 37 SC Farmer Mildred 46 SC Elizabeth 20 SC Richard 16 Thomas 14 Mary 11 John 7 SC Caroline 5 GA

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I need some help from TURNER descendants. I am interested in finding information on the TURNERS of Edgefield County and Old '96 District in South Carolina. Specifically, I would like information on William TURNER and Starling TURNER. Starling TURNER had a company of patriots who were executed by a group of Tories under Bloody Bill Cunningham on November 7, 1781 in what was called the Cloud Creek Massacre. Are these two TURNERS related? Who were their brothers and sisters? Thanks for your time. Francis C. Gill

Hello TURNER researchers.... Can anyone help me find the ancestors of my ggg-grandmother...Charlotte TURNER? The following is all I have on Charlotte: Descendants of Charlotte TURNER Charlotte TURNER b: Abt. 1800 d: December 27, 1863 in Whitingham, VT . +Abraham MARSHALL b: July 11, 1804 in Lunenburg, Mass d: April 21, 1875 in Bernardston, Mass Father: David MARSHALL Mother: Sarah HASKELL m: October 08, 1827 in Groton or Lunenburg, Mass Any leads on the family line of Charlotte TURNER would be greatly appreciated. Mike ********************************* ----------Mike Marshall---------- <mmarshal@gate.net> *********************************

I am searching for parents and siblings of Martin Lee Turner. I believe that he was born in Georgia about 1801. He married Harriet Haddox December 6, 1827 in Wilcox Co., AL. They had the following children: John L b 1830 WIlcox Co., AL; George b 1832 Wilcox Co., AL; Sarah J. b 1834 WIlcox Co., AL; Samuel O. b 1836 Wilcox Co., AL m Susan Hall 1860 in Jasper Co., MS; Martin Green b 1838 Wilcox Co., AL m Susan Maguire Thompson 1864 Jasper Co., MS; WIlliam H. b 1840 Wilcox Co., AL; Allen H. b 1842 Wilcox Co., AL; Mary A. b 1843 Lauderdale Co., MS; Amanda C. b 1845 Lauderdale Co., MS; Nancy Elizabeth b 1847 Lauderdale Co., MS m Robert Lafayette Hall 1873 Anderson Co., TX; WIllis F. b 1850 Lauderdale Co., MS; F. G. b 1852 Lauderdale Co., MS. According to my information Martin Lee Turner's father may have been John or Samuel TURNER and his mother Sarah? LEE? I can tell that he lived in GA, AL, MS. and TX. If anyone has any connections please let me know. Sherma Raymond dsray1938@aol.com

Continuing from Gone to Georgia... 1785 Wilkes co. tax list shows naames of Shadrack, Meshack (2) and james turner. other records on this family are found in Wilkes and Lincoln Co, GA. Meshack Jr. dies in 1794 leaves widow Rebecca and large family. Sons James and John are adm. of will along with son-in-law David Ogletree, married d. Rebecca. 1820 Shadrack, Meshack and Abednego. James B. Shaadrack jr. and William were in Lincoln co. 1818 tax list of Lincoln showed Shadrack owned land in Jasper co where Larkin turner had land. William had land in Clarke Co. whre James, a Rev. veteran lived in 1827. 1820 Jesse, James (2) John G., L. Monson and Richard Turner were in Jasper Co. John Turner's will in Columbia Co. 1825 mentioned Colemans, Billingsleas and Stephen Turner his son who got land in Morgan Co. A number moved to ala. wills being left among others by Larkin in chamber co. and Meshack in Macon co. In St. Clair co, AL William turner born in SC 1803 married 1849 to Tabitha Brewer, widown of Jesse Ginn, a Rev. veteram from pittsylvania Co. VA. 1830 Walker Co, AL John Turner William, robert and Matthias Turner were counted. Mathias was said to have ben one of Gen Andrew Jackson TN volunteers. He had atleast two sons John H. Turner a Methodist minister and James. 1850 Census shows Jameees born in NC 1803 and he may be of a different family. This ends the comments from the Gone to GA book. Great reference but mixed as you can tell from above. One county, state flows into another. Stewart had a vast amount of knowledge about families that came through GA. Book is published by National Genealogical Society. ISBN # 0-915156-30-X. Good reference for all libraries with any type of genealogical material to have. Deana Dcost@compuserve. com

Not sure if you saw my messages the last week or two, but I have TURNERs that left PA about 1822 for Brown & Clermont Co. Ohio (Adam, Jane, Ezekiel & Joseph). I am not sure where in PA they came from. I also have a Melissa Jane Turner (dau. of Ezekiel) born in OH 1848. Possibly any connection? Walter D. Wood Apopka, Florida walter_wood@compuserve.com http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/walter_wood Note: There is an underscore between walter & wood in the above addresses -----Original Message----- Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1998 21:43:38 -0500 From: Bud & Terry <budterry@gte.net> To: TURNER-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [TURNER-L] Turner tree Looking for information on a Turner reunion that used to be held in Mercer Co. Penn. around Jackson Center? in the 1920's. Have been told by relatives that a book of the history of the Turner's was being kept at that time.

This is my first posting to this list. Generation 1 (starting person) 1 Fannie Edith TURNER: b. 28 JUN 1883 d. 18 MAR 1934 in Gurdon, Clark Co., AR bur. Ozark, Christian Co., MO, I.O.O.F Cemetery m. Charles Bonham BRYANT, Ozark, Christian Co., MO, 3 Dec 1902. . Generation 2 (parents) 2 John Henry TURNER: b. 2 APR 1858. d. 3 OCT 1941 Ozark, Christian Co., MO, m. Mary Alice BELL, before 1879. 3 Mary Alice BELL: b. 29 MAR 1858. d. 8 FEB 1918 Generation 3 (grandparents) 4 Nathaniel Benton TURNER b. November 7, 1833. d. 15 Nov. 1880. d. Josephine UPSHAW, in Greene Co. MO, 22 Sept. 1853. 5 Josephine UPSHAW: b. abt 1835. d. Before 1866. Generation 4 (great-grandparents) 8 John TURNER: b. 1804. d. 23 March 1862 Turners, Greene Co., MO,. bur. Turners, Greene Co., MO, Turner Family Cemetery m. Edith G. WESTER in Roane Co., TN, 10 Feb. 1826. 9 Edith G. WESTER:[Edy] b. Kingston, Roane Co., TN June 1, 1809. d. 1894 in Greene Co. MO. bur. 1894 Turners, Greene Co., MO, Turner Family Cemetery. Generation 5 (great-great-grandparents) 16 Nathan TURNER: m1. UNKNOWN abt 1801. m2. Elizabeth HICKS, in Roane Co., TN, 1823. : Any one fill in the blanks? Would really like to know Nathans first wife, she is the ancestor. Thank you for your time. Bill in Phoenix Bill7230@aol.com