Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 23:51:24 -0400 (EDT)
From: NCreed1@aol.com
To: NCreed1@aol.com
Subject: Comp 155 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc

29 July 1997

Dear Cousins,

Hope everyone is enjoying summer.  Keep sending your eMails to me.  

Nyla CREED DePauk
San Diego CA
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Subj:	Internet Message 
Date:	97-07-27 19:41:54 EDT
From:	SJVW18B@prodigy.com (MS CORNELIA B HOLLAND)
To:	NCreed1@aol.com

Please UNSUBSCRIBE me... Although I enjoy the group, I'm having 
trouble keeping up with my Email and need to drop out for a while. 
Perhaps one of these days I will find out more regarding Lazarus 
Turner and how he ties to my other interests.   Thanks for including 
me in your group. 

Cornelia Holland  
SJVW18B@prodigy.com

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Subj:	Kentucky Land Grants: Grants South of Green River
Date:	97-07-27 23:08:45 EDT
From:	DKRAINH20A
To:	NCreed1, crraney@indy.net

In a message dated 97-07-27 18:48:04 EDT, you write:

> Jim Raney
>  crraney@indy.net
>  Kentucky Land Grants: Grants South of Green River
>  
Does someone have this book or was it a lookup at a library?  If the book is
owned, I
would appreciate a lookup?

Debbie Rainwater Anderson
dkrainh20a@aol.com

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Subj:	Re: Comp 154 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc
Date:	97-07-27 20:11:47 EDT
From:	Destiny741
To:	NCreed1

HI Nyla,

Hope everything is going all right for you. Please take me off of the Turner,
Burnett and
Ross mailing list, as there never seems to be any Rosses in there.....

Thanks,
Amy

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Subj:	Re: Comp 154 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc
Date:	97-07-28 12:34:58 EDT
From:	Yoricat
To:	NCreed1
CC:	RTact

          Stephen Terry Turner was the son of Stephen Turner who married Lucy
Snead in
Franklin Cty, VA, 2-15-1803.  Stephen Terry Turner married Nancy D. Gilley,
daughter
of George Gilley and Mary Wilson, 12-3-1828.  The last census that I have
found on
Stephen Terry (He went by Terry) and Nancy was the 1860 Henry County, VA.  I
am
descended through this son, Monroe L. Turner, his oldest child.  Other
children were
Harden, Louise, Elizabeth, John, Mary, George and Stephen.  Hannibal Turner
was
Terry's nephew, son of Meadows and Eliza Turner.  Stephen Terry Turner and
Nancy
Gilley Turner are buried in the old Turner cemetary near Irisburg, Henry Co.,
VA. 
       Stephen Turner was the son of Isaiah Turner and his wife, Frances
Terry.  That is
where the "Terry" in Stephen Terry came from.  He had an uncle named Stephen
Terry. 
Isaiah was the son of old James Turner of Bedford and Caroline Counties, VA.
 James
was the son of Richard Turner of Caroline County, VA.
       Hope this helps.  Contact me if you need more information.
                                                        Jeanette

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Subj:	Stephen Terry Turner
Date:	97-07-28 13:43:19 EDT
From:	Yoricat
To:	NCreed1
CC:	TTACT

Nyla,
      I don't think I put in my email that Stephen Terry Turner was also in
the 1850 Henry
County, VA, census and other Henry County census before 1850.

                                                          Jeanette
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Subj:	CHANGED Server
Date:	97-07-28 00:49:00 EDT
From:	GSubyak
To:	NCreed1

Please change my address
My server vivanet  Bankrupt  Chapter 11, had to switch servers.
Sorry for the inconvenience
Thanks   Glenda Subyak
GSubyak@aol.com

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Subj:	[Fwd: KY-F: Bio: Turner.RR-Trigg Co.]
Date:	97-07-28 00:59:43 EDT
From:	tlmart@cascade.cascade.net (Tony and Linda Martinson)
To:	NCreed1@aol.com

Nyla-
Didn't know if you might be monitoring this list, so am forwarding this.

Linda
tlmart@cascade.net

From: WRFC71A@prodigy.com (MRS BEULAH A FRANKS)
Date: Sun, 27 Jul 1997 11:14:51, -0500
To: ky-footsteps@sirius.dsenter.com
Subject: KY-F: Bio: Turner.RR-Trigg Co.

History of Trigg County, Historical and Biographical, ed. W.H. Perrin, F.A.
Battey Pub. Co., Chicago, 1884. pp. 278-79.   [Cerulean Springs Precinct]

ROBERT R. TURNER was born in Christian (now Trigg) County, Ky., February 8,
1812, and died August 9, 1884; he was the second child in a family of
eleven, born to James W. and Jane (Rogers) Turner.  The father was born in
South Carolina.  Our subject's grandfather and two uncles served in the
Revolutionary War.  James W. emigrated to Christian County from South
Carolina about the year 1808, and located about one and one-half miles from
Cerulean Springs, on a farm, where he died in 1856, at the age of
seventy-seven years.  His wife was born in Virginia.  She died in 1864,
aged seventy-two.  Our subject was married, in 1834, to Leah Goodwin.  She
was born on this farm in 1809, and is a daughter of the late John Goodwin
of this county.  Our subject has nine children, six of whom are now
living.  His son, Robert P., enlisted in the late war, and died in the
hospital at Hopkinsville soon after enlistment.  John J. served throughout
the war.  David R. enlisted and served about seven weeks, when he was
discharged on account of physical disability.  Mr. Turner held the office
of Magistrate continuously for forty years.  His continuous re-election
evinced the high esteem in which his services were held by his
constituency; his term expired June, 1883, when he positively declined a
re-election.  He was a life-long and devoted member of the Baptist Church.

Beulah Wiley Franks  wrfc71a@prodigy.com

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Subj:	Pinkneyville
Date:	97-07-28 09:36:44 EDT
From:	sky@gulf.net (Sharon)
Reply-to:	sky@gulf.net
To:	NCreed1@aol.com
CC:	MAStalling@aol.com

Nyla,

The following is a quote from Michelle's message of 7-24.  

A town called "Pinkneyville" is mentioned and it rang a bell in my
head!!  I have a William Pinkney Turner in my database and wonder what
the connection is with the Pinkneys....if Pinkney is a surname.  This is
not my family line but is inserted as a reference, and have wondered
where the name "Pinkney" came from.  

William Pinkney Turner died about 1930 and was married to Hannah Vise,
who died about 1974.

The fact that a Turner was going to name the town Pinkneyville
indicates, to me that there is a connection somewhere, yet I've never
seen Pinkney used as a surname. 

Any thoughts on this???  Or am I out in left field??  :-)

Sharon Turner Yoder
sky@pcola.gulf.net


> On April 11th, 1846, the First
> Legislature of the State of Texas was held and Joseph Turner was appointed
a
> commissioner to find a townsite for Pinkneyville which would thereafter be
> the county seat and hold elections.

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Subj:	RE: Comp 154 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc
Date:	97-07-29 19:30:51 EDT
From:	kevin2@falcon.cc.ukans.edu (Kevin K. Stephenson)
To:	NCreed1@aol.com ('NCreed1@aol.com')
CC:	jbbork@ix.netcom.com ('jbbork@ix.netcom.com')

June-
  The George Burnet you mention could be the one I'm looking for, although I
must say
it's pretty distressing to discover why they came to America!!   According to
my records,
their last child (that I know about) was born in 1752, so this could very
well be the couple. 
Do you have anything else about this?

Kevin K. Stephenson
1600 Kentucky #2
Lawrence, KS  66044
(785)865-1586
e-mail: kevin2@falcon.cc.ukans.edu
homepage: http://falcon.cc.ukans.edu/~kevin2/homepage.html

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Subj:	MARRIAGES RECORDS IN BEDFORD
Date:	97-07-29 12:28:37 EDT
From:	waddie@earthlink.net (Waddie)
To:	NCReed1@aol.com

Hi Cuzins,
   I don't  think I sent this out so I thought even if I did I'd better be
sure as it is a great thing to know.
   The Bedford County Courthouse in Bedford, Virginia has indexed ALL of
their marriage records indexed onto a computer!!!!!  This is a wonderful
thing to look at for sure.  The Bedford County/City Museum has a copy of
the print out of all this information in a binder.  Is this easy to do a
marriage lookup?  (BIG GRIN)  Rather than spending time in the court house
turning pages in those 100 pound marriage record books, it now takes me
about 30 seconds to check on a marriage.
   Do YOU need me to take a look?  Glad to do it.  Send me who you are
looking for or even just a last name and I'll quickly get back to you.  I'm
trying to go to Bedford at least once a week.

Good Hunting,
Waddie


Waddie Salmon
SALMON FAMILY TREE
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/3348/
Salmon - Burnett - Mason - Sowell
Carwile - Hudson
Preferred:  waddie3@juno.net
Alternate:   waddie@earthlink.net

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Subj:	 BURNETT HOME PAGE
Date:	97-07-29 03:49:57 EDT
From:	waddie@earthlink.net (Waddie)
To:	NCReed1@aol.com 

Hi Cuzins,
 	Been busy here with research and haven't written in a while.  What I
want to say her is, DO YOU HAVE A BURNETT HOME PAGE?  Do you have a home
page with Burnett info to share?  PLEASE let me know so that I may create a
link from my page  (URL is below my name) to yours.  So far I have SIX
listed.  Just added one last week.  Go to my page and click on the BURNETT
name and check out their pages too.
	Also there you will see that I have added a Burnett Photo Album of my
Burnett kin.  
	#1.)  Waddie Brown Salmon, Sr. and Augusta Frances Burnett on
their 75th wedding anniversary!  He is the son of William Everett Salmon
and she is the daughter of Austin Banks Burnett & Augusta Frances Jackson.
	#2.)  Ellis Moorman Burnett, son of Austin Banks Burnett & Augusta
Frances Jackson.  
	#3) Elishia Callahill Burnett, son of William Burnett and Catherine Hall.
	Very, very soon I hope to be adding more, as in hopefully by this weekend
one of Austin Banks Burnett, Waddie Salmon, Sr. and three of the Graves
family in front of the old Graves Mill in Campbell County, Virginia.  I'll
keep you posted as I do.
   BE ADVISED: I corrected a birth date for JAMES HOOPER BURNETT.  I had it
wrong as far as the year.  It is 1793 NOT 1893.  My fingers type faster
than my brain can keep up with at times.  A "wonderful" cuzin (Alice)
corrected it for me.  If YOU see a mistake or have a question PLEASE let me
know.

Thanks Cuzins.  Hope to hear from a bunch of yall,
Waddie


Waddie Salmon
SALMON FAMILY TREE
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/3348/
Salmon - Burnett - Mason - Sowell
Carwile - Hudson
Preferred:  waddie3@juno.net
Alternate:   waddie@earthlink.net

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To:	NCreed1@aol.com

This is answer to Stephanie Yokom's NY Burnetts:  I do not know without
research, the parents of your Hannah Burnett.  I did find her children
though:

HANNAH BURNETT, b. 28 Dec 1791; d. 31 Jan 1850 in S. Glenn Falls, 	
	Warren Co, NY; m. 28 Oct 1810 to HENRY CHESEBROUGH.
	Children:
1. child born about 1811/12
2. THOMAS CHESEBROUGH, b. 17 Mar 1813
3. JOHN BURNETT CHESEBROUGH, b. 24 Mar 1815
	(Note: 7 yrs between John and Henry)
4. HENRY EDWIN CHESEBROUGH, b. 1822
5. SUSAN CHESEBROUGH, b. 25 Feb 1824, b. Warren Co, NY.
6. MARIA CHESEBROUGH, b. 23 Mar 1826
7. CHARLES MORGAN CHESEBROUGH, b. 1828
8. HUGH CUNNINGHAM CHESEBROUGH, b. 4 Jan 1831
9. MARGARET CHESEBROUGH, b. 1 Dec 1836
	(Note: 5 yrs between Hugh and Margaret.  In those days, you can 	count
a child every two years.  If not, the father may have gone 	to war;
still births; many infant deaths.  Only the strong made it through the
freezing NY winters).

The name of JOHN BURNETT, CHARLES MORGAN and HUGH CUNNINGHAM are
certainly clues that should be followed. Warren Co, NY was formed 1813
from Washington Co, NY and Washington Co was formed 1772 from Albany Co.
I hope this little bit helps.  Maybe someone can add to this record. 
     
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