Date: Sun, 10 Aug 1997 21:07:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: NCreed1@aol.com
To: NCreed1@aol.com
Subject: Comp 178 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc

10 Aug 1997

Greetings to Everyone,

More eMails.  

Nyla CREED DePauk
San Diego CA

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Subj:	Re: Comp 176 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc
Date:	97-08-09 22:44:02 EDT
From:	Yoricat@aol.com
CC:	shansen@cyberhighway.net

The Caroline County order book lists old Richard Turner deeding land to his
four sons in
the late 1730s, Richard, James, John and Lewis.  When Richard dies in the
1740s Richard
is the heir with James the executor.  Before the will is administered Richard
and John die
and James becomes the heir and Lewis and sister Margaret become the
executors.  At this
time the English law was in effect where the oldest inherits everything that
has not been
deeded away.  John is not mentioned by name as dying but he has to be dead
for a woman
to be appointed since women basically had no rights back then.  Only the
order book is
available as all the other records were burned in the Civil War.
                                                  Jeanette O'Boyle

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Subj:	RE: Comp 177 - Burnett-Turner-Ross-Via-Etc/Etc
Date:	97-08-10 12:33:22 EDT
From:	kevin2@falcon.cc.ukans.edu (Kevin K. Stephenson)
To:	NCreed1@aol.com ('NCreed1@aol.com')

Nyla-
	 My message to you regarding the Hunters' inquiry showed up in the
compilation,
but their original message did not.  Could we get that in for them, please??
	Thanks!

Kevin K. Stephenson
1600 Kentucky #2
Lawrence, KS  66044
(785)865-1586
e-mail: kevinS@ukans.edu
homepage: http://falcon.cc.ukans.edu/~kevin2/homepage.html
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Kevin:  Thanks for pointing that out to me.  I intended to include it all.
 Nyla

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Subj:	RE: TURNER, James C. , SC>Holmes CO, FL; 1752-1860's
Date:	97-08-09 17:12:32 EDT
From:	kevin2@falcon.cc.ukans.edu (Kevin K. Stephenson)
To:	whunter@silcom.com ('Wayne & Georgann Hunter')
CC:	ncreed1@aol.com ('Nyla Creed DePauk')

Wayne & Georgann-

	I don't have much to offer on the Turner family, because I'm still catching
up on
the stuff I've been given on the Burnett's.  However, I'm forwarding your
message to the newsgroup to see if someone can help you find out more about
it.  I hope this helps!!

Kevin K. Stephenson
1600 Kentucky #2
Lawrence, KS  66044
(785)865-1586

e-mail: kevinS@ukans.edu
homepage: http://falcon.cc.ukans.edu/~kevin2/homepage.html


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Subj:	RE: TURNER, James C. , SC>Holmes CO, FL; 1752-1860's
Date:	97-08-09 17:12:32 EDT
From:	kevin2@falcon.cc.ukans.edu (Kevin K. Stephenson)
To:	whunter@silcom.com ('Wayne & Georgann Hunter')
CC:	ncreed1@aol.com ('Nyla Creed DePauk')

Wayne & Georgann-
 I don't have much to offer on the Turner family, because I'm still catching
up on the stuff
I've been given on the Burnett's.  However, I'm forwarding your message to
the
newsgroup to see if someone can help you find out more about it.  I hope this
helps!!

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


-----Original Message-----
From:	Wayne & Georgann Hunter [SMTP:whunter@silcom.com]
Sent:	Friday, August 08, 1997 10:43 PM
To:	kevin2@falcon.cc.ukans.edu
Subject:	TURNER, James C. , SC>Holmes CO, FL; 1752-1860's

I too have a James C. TURNER.  I bet the two are not the same, but here goes.
 

James C. born abt 1802.  His father was John TURNER.  We don't have his
mother's name at this time.  His siblings were; Joseph - 1791, Steven -
1795, Mary - 1797, Alexander - 1800, Dempsey - 1804 and George C. - 1805.
All the children were born in SC. 

Their father, John-1752, followed his sons to Holmes CO, FL and we believe
he died there in abt 1840's, but have no proof.  We believe that John had
two brothers named; Alexander - 1748 and James - 1756 who came over from
Ulster, Ireland on Jan 12, 1768 on the "John and Mary" to SC.  There were
two other TURNER's on that ship that could be their parents, William and
Margaret TURNER. William and his sons (if they are) were given land grants
in Craven CO, SC. 
 
Some of the other states that the TURNER's were in are; AL, GA, LA and TX.

Hope you can help fill in some information on this family.

Georgann Hunter - whunter@silcom.com.

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Subj:	 TURNER/GATEWOOD Connection
Date:	97-08-10 01:00:19 EDT
From:	mcclaran@concentric.net (Digger)
CC:	jbbork@ix.netcom.com

jbbork@ix.netcom.com wrote:

In JOHN and AMY GATEWOOD and THEIR DESCENDANTS 1666-1986 by Carol
Gothberg, p.211-212: "John and Amy Gatewood had son HENRY GATEWOOD, b.
16__ Rappahannock Co, Va; Will proved 18 Dec 1777 Spotsylvania Co, Va 
(WB E:269); names wife Tabitha [2nd wife] 
--------
I am writing about Tabitha COLLINS. She is the daughter of Joseph COLLINS
and Susannah LEWIS of Spotsylvania County, VA. She and Henry did have a
child together.   Below is all I have on her union to Henry GATEWOOD, JR. 
Wow, I have a 3rd TURNER connection!  Cool, very cool! I wasn't sure of
Henry's connection to the TURNERs before...

Henry GATEWOOD of Spotsylvania County, Virginia, md. Tabitha COLLINS, born
abt. 1720, of Spotsylvania County, Virginia, md. bef. 1757 (listed as Tabitha
GATEWOOD on father's will in 1757). Her parents were Joseph COLLINS
and Susannah LEWIS. They had a daughter named Sarah GATEWOOD who md. her
cousin, Richard COLLINS.

Tabitha was the sister of my GG Grandmother, Ann COLLINS who md. Joseph
WISDOM.

PS> It might be interesting to note that Tabitha is related to the LEWISes
that had many land deals with TURNERS in early VA. Those LEWISes were her
cousin's families. Its complicated, but two major LEWIS families were united
through marriages. >Susannah LEWIS's brother, John Zachary LEWIS II
(Tabitha's uncle), had three children (Tabitha's 1st cousins) who
intermarried with another LEWIS family and it was that LEWIS family (their
uncles, fathers) who had many land deals with the TURNERs....  see,
complicated....

The point is that these TURNER/GATEWOODs were related to my COLLINS family,
thus created an indirect connection for me...  2 directs and one indirect
now....  family history gets more complicated as I go...  <grin>

Karen Hogue McClaran  "Digger" 
<mcclaran@concentric.net> ^
McClaran Tree Climbers Genealogy Services;
LEWIS Legacy & COLLINS Connections News
"Life is not trying, it is merely surviving, 
if you are standing outside the fire." 
~Garth Brooks~
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