BTRVETC-L Digest		Volume 98 : Issue 8

Today's Topics:
         <no subject>	 
	 Thomas Joseph Turner
         <no subject>	 
	 Burnett
	 Ingram in the news
	 Re: BTRVETC-D Digest V98 #7
	 Elizabeth Brashears Turner
	 Re: BTRVETC-D Digest V98 #7
	 Kaney Via/ Mary Francis Turner
	 TURNERs - Raleigh Co WV

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Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 16:34:20 -0500
From: "Tessy McMillan" <tdmcmillan@email.msn.com>
To: "btrvetc-l@genealogy.org" <btrvetc-l@emcee.com>
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Elmwood Cemetery, Bowie, Montague Cem., TX
  Burnett, Jimmy                                ?                1892
  Burnett, Kitty                                1822             1898

Montague Co. Texas Marriages

Burnett, J.S.                            to Florence Turner            4
Oct. 1887
Burnett, T.A.                            to Effie Wheeler            11 Dec.
1884
Burnett, J.T.                             to Mrs. A.L.Davis            15
July 1890
Burnett, Martin                        to Emma V. Campbell     23 Dec. 1889
Burnett, S.Q.                           to L.E. McMinn                  17
Dec. 1890
Burnett, J.K.                            to Fanni M. Wooding         Nov.
11, 1898
Burnett, W.H.                          to L?F? I. Morris
Nov. 2, 1898
Burnett, J.T.                            to Mattie Jackson
Aug. 21, 1895

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Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 16:44:12 -0500
From: "Tessy McMillan" <tdmcmillan@email.msn.com>
To: "btrvetc-l@genealogy.org" <btrvetc-l@emcee.com>
Subject: Thomas Joseph Turner
Message-ID: <000701bd3411$8bfddb00$12382299@pbcustomer>

from "Montague Milestones"  Vol. VIII Jan. 1994 issue 1

Profiles of Civil War Veterans

Thomas Joseph TURNER was born 15 March 1843 in Fayette Co., TN to Joseph Jr.
and Matilda (Smith) TURNER.
In 1861 Thomas Joseph TURNER enlisted in Captain Perry Clay's Company, a
thirty-day muster for the Arkansas C.S.A.  After this muster was completed,
he re-enlisted 2 May 1862 in Lawrence Co., Arkansas, serving as a private in
Co. F, 2nd Missouri Brigade, 10 Missouri Infantry Regiment.  Thomas J.
TURNER was in this unit until the end of the war, when the army of General
Price surrendered at Shreveport, Louisiana, and Thomas was paroled.  He was
awarded a Confederate pension from Texas in 1913 for his Confederate
service.

Thomas married Cerilda Ann SANDEFER 27 January 1867 in Lawrence Co.,
Arkansas.  Cerilda's brother, Samuel Butner SANDEFER, served with Thomas J.
TURNER in Captain Perry Clayton's Company from Lawrence Co.

Thomas J. TURNER moved his family to Montague County, Texas from Arkansas in
1888, living first in Stoneburg and later in Bowie where he died 14 August
1914.  He is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery near Stoneburg.

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Date: Sat, 7 Feb 1998 19:07:52 -0500
From: "Tessy McMillan" <tdmcmillan@email.msn.com>
To: "btrvetc-l@genealogy.org" <btrvetc-l@emcee.com>
Subject: 
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Montague County, Texas Marriages

Turner, John                        to Rebecca Tomlinson        28 Feb. 1883
Turner, J.S.                          to Sallie Williams                 28
Dec. 1884
Turner, D.A.                         to Sallie Stroud                    26
July 1888
Twiner(sic), J.B.                  to Sallie L. Burnett               30,
Dec. 1888
Turner, P.B.                         to Effie Johnston                  12,
Aug. 1891
Turner, W. P.                       to Nora Gibbons                    23
Dec. 1891

Turner, Lula                         to Battershell, S.F.                15
Mar. 1887
Turner, Florence                 to Burnett, J.S.                        4
Oct. 1887

Turner, M.E.                        to Gaddis, L. J.
9 Sept. 1888
(bride)

Turner, Lena                        to McCarty, W.M.                    26,
Dec.1890
Turner, Stella E.                  to  Watson, Charlie H.              4
Dec. 1892

Turner, C.R.                        to Sarah Nichols
24 July 1895
Turner, J.C.                         to N.J. Jones
9 Dec.1894
Turner, S.M.                        to S.L. Armstrong                     22
Aug 1894
Turner, T.V.                         to Mrs. Emma W. Campbell    31 Mar 1895
Turner, W.A.                        to Ida May Thompson              24 Sep
1893
Turner, W.L.                         to N.B. Jarrell
8 Jan 1893
Turner, Beulah                     to Ellison, I.B.
27 July 1898
Turner, Eliza L.                    to Jarrell, P.R.
23 July 1899
Turner, Sallie                        to Womack, C.A.                      4
Mar 1897

Turner, J.S.                            to C.E. Harris (bride)
28 Feb 1899
Turner, J.E.                            to Martha A.Burton
30 Oct. 1895

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Date: Sun, 08 Feb 1998 07:22:28 -0600
From: Betty Mirly <gmamirly@showme.net>
To: btrvetc-l@genealogy.org
Subject: Burnett
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My gggrandfather's name was Quinton Burnett. The only thing I know is he
married a Mary Defossie?? and was a river boat pilot.According to census
records he was born in IN. Their children were Charles b.1860 in IL,
Cora Bell b. 1886 in IL, Wm. G. b. May 2, 1852 in St. Louis, Mo, married
Adilean Nash, John b. 1855 in Il, Laura b. 1858, Il, Edward b. 1862 in
IL., and my ggrandfather.
. My ggrandfathers name was Harvey born in Jersey Co. Illinois and
married Mary Cornelia Ontis. Children were Ethel Louise, who must have
been a step-daughter and Harvey Leroy. The family did move to Neely's
Landing Cape County MO.
Betty Mirly

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Date: Sun, 8 Feb 1998 20:21:30 EST
From: N4JED@aol.com
To: btrvetc-l@genealogy.org
Subject: Ingram in the news
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Cousins,

I couldn't resist sending out at least part of this AP news report that
appeared in the Roanoke Times newspaper here in Virginia Saturday Feb. 7th.
The referenced person in the story is bound to be a cousin of ours...... ;-)

David


Plantation owner bars 'Yankees' from owning his land
Henry Ingram Jr. has taken his distaste for Yankees, whom he considers "worse
than fire ants," to a new level.
Associated Press
     HARDEEVILLE, S.C. - More than a century after Gen. William T. Sherman's
troops burned every building on the property, Henry Ingram Jr. has vowed never
to let his plantation fall into Yankee hands again.
     Ingram went down to the courthouse Wednesday and filed deed restrictions
barring the sale of the land to anyone from north of the Mason-Dixon Line and
anyone named Sherman.
     Ingram did not return phone calls to his home Friday, but he told the
Beaufort Gazette: "This is the prettiest piece of land in the county, and I
want to keep it that way. I want to make sure no one has access to it that I
don't want to be there."
     The deed restrictions he filed at the Jasper County courthouse prohibit
the "Yankee race" - those who were born above the Mason-Dixon Line or who have
lived there for a year or more - from owning any part of the 1,688 acres.
     Also, anyoneone named Sherman can't even set foot on the property. In
fact, Northerners who aren't named Sherman but whose names can be spelled from
its letters had better stay out, too.

[snip part -apparently Henry is a rich man]

     Bill McElveen, a Columbia real estate attorney, chuckled when told of the
restrictions but said they might stand up. "I'd hate to be judge, though. I
don't think you can win with this one," he said.
Federal laws prevent discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion,
handicap, marital status or national origin but say nothing about geography
within the United States.
     "Someone would have to show [Yankees are] a class of people entitled to
some type of protection under discrimination laws," McElveen said.

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Date: Sun, 8 Feb 1998 23:44:13 EST
From: JT398@aol.com
To: BTRVETC-L@genealogy.org
Subject: Re: BTRVETC-D Digest V98 #7
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Hi,
I'm not sure how to jump in the process.
My knowledge of my Turner line begins in Lincoln County, TN. Grandfather John 
William was born to John S Turner and Spicey Jane Tolbert in 1840. Moved to
Arkansas about 1890. I have searched census records, Court records, LDS
library,
but am stumped. Can anyone help? John T. Turner e-mail  jturner@aol.com.
PO Box 571 Sisters, OR 97759. Thanks.

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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 09:41:19 -0500
From: "Eunice B. Kirkman" <ekirkman@swva.net>
To: "Burnette Turner-Via List" <BTRVETC-L@genealogy.org>
Subject: Elizabeth Brashears Turner
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I now have 14 generations of Elizabeth's family saved in a ged.com file.
Will be glad to send it anyone who'd like to have it.  This is Shadrach
Turner's maternal line.(We hope).
Someone is looking for a record of this marriage in the church archives in
Calvert County, MD.  Keep your fingers crossed.

Eunice B. Kirkman ~/\^/\~ ekirkman@swva.net
~~~~The Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia~~~~

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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 10:35:02 EST
From: GstAmcot@aol.com
To: BTRVETC-L@genealogy.org
Subject: Re: BTRVETC-D Digest V98 #7
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I am looking in Georgia and North Carolina for Ross, Fields.  There are more
but they don't come to mind right now.  Thanks
Linda

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Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 12:57:14 EST
From: SybilOne@aol.com
To: BTRVETC-L@genealogy.org
Subject: Kaney Via/ Mary Francis Turner
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Hello everyone,
  I am currently researching my Via/Turner surnames. I have not been able to
link this couple with either family. Any help would be appreciated!

Descendants of Kaney Via
			
	1  	Kaney Via	
..		+Mary Francis Turner	
.........	2  	Charlie Ernest Via	1899 - 1970
.............		+Indi Anna Sowder	1902 - 1993
....................	3  	Geraldine Via	1926 -
........................		+Edgar Cundiff Cannaday	1919 -
....................	3  	Earl Grussner Via	
....................	3  	Noah Burnard Via	
....................	3  	Cherry Atheline Via	
....................	3  	Patricia Ruth Via	
....................	3  	Harry Lynwood Via	
....................	3  	Paul Edward Via	- Abt. 1939
.........	2  	Maude Susan Via	1898 - 1981
.............		+? Chaney	
....................	3  	Irene Chaney	
........................		+? Hall	
.........	2  	Bet Via	
.........	2  	? Via	

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Date: Sat, 14 Feb 1998 20:02:57 EST
From: NCreed1@aol.com
To: BTRVETC-L@genealogy.org
Subject: TURNERs - Raleigh Co WV
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Greetings to All,

Just want to check in with everyone and let you know that I am still looking
for TURNERs who were in Raleigh Co WV.  John Burnett TURNER and his wife Naomi
(VIA) TURNER were parents of my great-grandmother Mary Jane (TURNER) DICKENS.
Am especially interested in hearing from descendants of Mary Jane's brother
Captain William TURNER and Martha "Mattie" (Hinchman) TURNER.

Please keep sharing BURNETT-TURNER-ROSS-VIA-ETC/ETC information.   You folks
are the greatest!

Nyla CREED DePauk

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