Do you think he moved to Ohio, at 16 years old, without his parents? They should be somewhere in Western Pa., or Ohio, rather than Virginia. Here's another "rough" estimate. If the family migrated to Ohio, they were from northern Loudoun. The southerners "generally" went to Kentucky first. Did your man end up in southern Ohio, just across the river from Kentucky? Have you found him in 1840 and/or 1850? Collect the names of 10-20 neighbors on either side of him from the census schedules, and look for them in Virginia.Who were his associates in Ohio? For whom did he serve as a witness and who witnessed his transactions? Ms. Marty Hiatt, CGRS "Document what you find, listen to what you are told, and especially, love and respect your work." John Morris CGRS is a service mark of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, used under license after periodic evaluations by the Board. ----- Original Message ----- From: M Ishmael <mishmael@pldi.net> To: <VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, May 26, 2002 11:26 AM Subject: Re: [VALOUDOU-L] Re: VALOUDOU-D Digest V02 #135 > Thanks for writing, Appreciated. GGgrandfather Craven S Turner born Aug 2, > 1819 in Loudoun Co. according to Obituary married Mary Crow in 1843 he died > in 1909. > I have his pension app. for the Civil War in Ohio Infantry. He and parents > moved to Ohio when he was 16, and later settled at McArthur OhioI have no > idea his parents or siblings or others except from children down. Have > looked in obvious first places. HE had sons, Isaac and Robert James and > William Emery > and five girls > > 1810 Census Loudoun - Alexander, JEsse, John and Robert . Alexander was > gone by 1819 > > Loudoun Co. VA.1820 > Turner, Charles VA LOUDOUN CO. WATERFORD 150 1820 > Turner, John VA LOUDOUN CO. LEESBURG 134 1820 > Turner, Robert VA LOUDOUN CO. WATERFORD 151 1820 > Turner, Susan VA LOUDOUN CO. MIDDLEBURG 142 1820 > > 1840- Elizabeth, Jonahtan Charles George and Samuel > Thanks again > > ______________________________

I would like to honor my American Patriot Ancestors this Memoriala Day, as follows: William Coe - Capt. Joshua' Beall's Co., Prince George's Militia - 17571758 Andrew Shirk - Capt. Henry Bircher's Co., 10th Reg., PA Line 1775-1778 Rev. James Finley - Penn. Civil Service - Rev. War - 1775-1777 Pvt. John Harris -, Capt. Ten Cyck's Co. 1st Bat, New Jersey Militia - 1775 David Jameson Coe - 57th Regiment, Virginia Militia, Loudoun County, War of 1812 Edward Menen Coe - NE Missouri Calvary - Confederate Army. Confederate prisoner - Civil War - Feb. 1862 James McDermott - Michigan Volunteers - Civil War - 1861-1865 James Henry Ketchin - 1908-1944- Major - Died in Bougainville, Solomon Islands Thank you. Janet Sing   > -----Original Message----- > From: Shelvy K Miller [mailto:bud-n-shel@juno.com] > Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 2:52 AM > To: VALOUDOU-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Fw: [VALOUDOU-L] MEMORIAL DAY > > > Rena wrote: > The Memorial Day weekend is upon us. Let us remember our Men and Women > who > kept our country free, that each one of them may be mentioned here if you > like. > I would like to honor my father : > Therman Roy Baxter 1924-1991 U S Army WWII Purple Heart > > Rena > > I send this message to all who have loved ones who have served or is > serving in one of the branches of the military. There are very few if > any families that do not have someone, father, mother,brother,sister, > aunt, uncle, cousin, grandfather, grandmother connected in > someway...husband, wife or self! Lets send our thanks to each and every > one! I'm a military wife of a Korean and Vietnam veteran and know these > folks deserve all the respect and love and understanding we can give > them. LETS COMMERATE ALL OF THEM!!! > I've not seen any other posts...come on folks..I for one think we should > all log in on this special day and honor our loved ones past and > present!!!! > Shelvy > > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com > > >

You are welcome. I'll post any Turner info I find I Find. I should receive the film next week. Virginia

Thanks for your answer. I've never been able to connect Craven S Turner with any other Turners either in Va or Ohio. I just keep searching, looking at all the other lines etc. thinking I might run across him. I have his history from 1834 to now. I don't know if he was born in northern or southern Loudoun Co. He was born in 1819 I looked at the 1810. 20. 30 and 40 census. and had someone look at wills and deeds, no mention of him so far. 1810 census showed these names - Alexander Turner, Jesse Turner John Turner and Robert Turner. 1820 showed Charles, Jesse and Susan, heads of household. Only four Craven Turners listed so far anywhere.in a search. all of them but mine in 1900's . Mary

In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:37:37 PM Central Daylight Time, mishmael@pldi.net writes: > Another question for someone, where did the Turners in Loudoun Co. come > from? what nationality?? Thanks My earliest TURNER was FIELDING TURNER born 1706 in Northumberland Co. The son of JOHN TURNER. They were members of St. Stephens Episcopal Church. Fielding migrated to Fairfax Co. and then to Loudoun Co when it was formed in the 1750s. I don't know for sure what country these Turners migrated from but I would assume England. Please tell me the names of your northern VA Turners. Thanks, Pam

In a message dated 5/24/2002 9:34:58 PM Central Daylight Time, mishmael@pldi.net writes: > Does anyone with the Turner surname know what religion is common > in the Loudoun branches? I'm wondering if the name might be in the St. > James United Church ofChrist Church Register of Loudoun County that was > mentioned. > > I've looked at those that are on the web page for Loudoun Co. Thanks My Turners of Loudoun Co were members of Truro Parish which was Episcopalian, I believe. When my line migrated to KY in the 1780s I believe they became Baptists. Possibly because that was the Protestant religion available at the time. When my GG grandfather migrated to LA in 1805 he was married by an Episcopal lay reader from Boston. At that time Protestantism wasn't allowed in Catholic Louisiana.

Thanks for writing, Appreciated. GGgrandfather Craven S Turner born Aug 2, 1819 in Loudoun Co. according to Obituary married Mary Crow in 1843 he died in 1909. I have his pension app. for the Civil War in Ohio Infantry. He and parents moved to Ohio when he was 16, and later settled at McArthur OhioI have no idea his parents or siblings or others except from children down. Have looked in obvious first places. HE had sons, Isaac and Robert James and William Emery and five girls 1810 Census Loudoun - Alexander, JEsse, John and Robert . Alexander was gone by 1819 Loudoun Co. VA.1820 Turner, Charles VA LOUDOUN CO. WATERFORD 150 1820 Turner, John VA LOUDOUN CO. LEESBURG 134 1820 Turner, Robert VA LOUDOUN CO. WATERFORD 151 1820 Turner, Susan VA LOUDOUN CO. MIDDLEBURG 142 1820 1840- Elizabeth, Jonahtan Charles George and Samuel Thanks again

M. Ishmael I should receive some film that I requested which includes County records, some birth records, and church records of VA- Prince William, Loudoun, Stafford Co- adj counties What time period are you searching? Do you have some given names for your Turners? I will be glad to look for Turners when the film arrives. Virginia M Ishmael wrote: > Does anyone  with the Turner surname know what religion is common > in the  Loudoun branches? I'm wondering if the name might be in the St. > James United Church ofChrist Church Register of Loudoun County  that was > mentioned. > > I've looked at those that are on the web page for Loudoun Co.  ThanksI

John Wm. Turner, farmer, 25y, single, born Washington County, MD, resides Loudoun, parents: Wm. & Elizabeth Turner marries Martha E. Burgess, 19y. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the Turner name.

Tlhanks anyway.

Sorry no Turner surnames in St. James United Church of Christ register. Shelvy

Hello Mimi, I talked to my mother last night. Mr Frye's first name is Ralph. My mother also informed me that they were divorced. Have a nice day. Marilyn

Shelvy Thank you for sending. I think we have something here. Feel more sure of the Loudoun connection than ever. They don't all spell it Junghen, do they? Speaking of Mower,I have about 17 pages written in German that I wish the Mowers had translated... best regards, Virginia

In my book these are the surnames starting with T. TALBART; TALI; THAMSON; THOMAS; TRANT; TRAUT; and TROUT. Please remember this could not be the spelling used later. My Schumacher's became Shoemaker. Tootsie Shoemaker T. M Ishmael wrote: > Does anyone with the Turner surname know what religion is common > in the Loudoun branches? I'm wondering if the name might be in the St. > James United Church ofChrist Church Register of Loudoun County that was > mentioned. > > I've looked at those that are on the web page for Loudoun Co. Thanks > > ==== VALOUDOU Mailing List ==== > To contact Listowner: > Rena Worthen doreatr@rbnet.com

Another question for someone, where did the Turners in Loudoun Co. come from? what nationality?? Thanks

Does anyone with the Turner surname know what religion is common in the Loudoun branches? I'm wondering if the name might be in the St. James United Church ofChrist Church Register of Loudoun County that was mentioned. I've looked at those that are on the web page for Loudoun Co. Thanks

Virginia...I found the following also in the St. James United Church of Christ Church Register of Loudoun County VA. I missed when I looked before and rechecked and found the following spelling after reading your answer to Susan Pg. 33: Jacob Junken and w/Eleanor parents of Wilhelm b. 22 Apr. 1805; Wit: Christoph Bornhaus and Rosina. Pg. 1: Maria Magdalena born 12 Dec. 1789 baptised 25 Dec? Father Johannes Junken Mother: Catharina Godparents: Jacob Dorsheimer and his wife Clara. Remember this was translated from German to English byJerry and Tedi Jeen Mower. Hope this helps some. Shelvy

Valerie: I have a little on these Nichols people. All of the dates don't match but maybe it will help. Gerald James Dallas, TX Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS1 NICHOLS was born Abt. 1676 in Wolverton, Staffordshire, England, and died September 27, 1741 in Chester County, PA. He married MARY LUDFORD. She was born Abt. 1680 in England, and died March 14, 1770 in Chester County, PA. Children of THOMAS NICHOLS and MARY LUDFORD are: 2. i. ISAAC2 NICHOLS, b. Abt. 1709, England; d. 1818. 3. ii. JOHN NICHOLS, b. Abt. 1711, New Castle County, DE; d. 1767, Kennet Twp, Chester, PA. Generation No. 2 2. ISAAC2 NICHOLS (THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1709 in England, and died 1818. He married MARJORY COX March 26, 1742. She was born Abt. 1709, and died 1815. Child of ISAAC NICHOLS and MARJORY COX is: 4. i. CATHERINE3 NICHOLS, b. May 08, 1748; d. February 06, 1829, Loudoun County, VA. 3. JOHN2 NICHOLS (THOMAS1) was born Abt. 1711 in New Castle County, DE, and died 1767 in Kennet Twp, Chester, PA. He married (1) CHARITY CHANDLER March 11, 1727/28 in Chester Mm New Garden, Chester County, PA. She was born January 20, 1706/07 in Birmingham, ChesterCounty, PA, and died 1750 in New Castle County, DE. He married (2) ANN BRYAN Abt. 1752. She was born Abt. 1711. Children of JOHN NICHOLS and CHARITY CHANDLER are: i. CHARITY3 NICHOLS, b. Abt. 1729. 5. ii. JAMES NICHOLS, b. 1734, Chester County, PA; d. Abt. 1791, Loudoun County, VA. 6. iii. JACOB NICHOLS, SR., b. Abt. 1742, Christiana, New Castle County, DE; d. 1803.

The Memorial Day weekend is upon us. Let us remember our Men and Women who kept our country free, that each one of them may be mentioned here if you like. I would like to honor my father : Therman Roy Baxter 1924-1991 U S Army WWII Purple Heart Rena