Date: Sat, 16 Mar 1996 16:21:11 -0500
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Subject: COMPILATION #8 - TURNER-BURNETT-VIA-ROSS-ETC/ETC

16 Mar 96                            HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY!!

Dear TURNER-BURNETT-VIA-ROSS-PRILLAMAN-ETC/ETC COUSIN:

Did I omit anyone?  This is the second compilation for March 1996.  Hope you
find something helpful or can help someone else on the list.  

A couple new folks are on this list.  We are adding a few new names each
time.  We're up to 39.  Keep in touch.

Nyla CREED DePauk
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Subj:     TO ALL RESEARCHERS!!!
Date:     96-02-24 01:16:02 EST
From:     waddiesalmon@usa.pipeline.com (WADDIE SALMON)
To:  ncreed@aol.com

   Let me give you a quick run down on a GOLD MINE of information
that I found this past Tuesday. 
   Went to Bedford and was going to the courthouse.  A tiny
museum is on the opposite corner.  All the years of going to Bedford I had
never been inside the museum but this time I decided to look.  Well, that
tok all of 20 minutes. 
   Talking to one of the ladies there, she during our conversation learned
that I was in Bedford to do research.  She said, "We have research material
here if you would like to look".   
   Well, to make a long story short, this little tiny place has more
reference books and material than any place I have ever seen.  It was
TOTALLY amazing!!!  If you are researching anyone, anywhere in
Virginia, you may do well to contact the Bedford Museum, Bedford, Virginia. 
Sorry I don't have the number but will get it. 
   They will do a bit of research for you if you can give them as
much detail as possible.  You may be surprised as to what they are
able to find.  They are VERY knowlagable about research.  A couple of people
there are walking referance books. 
   It would be advisable to donate as much as you can to them as
they run this place with VERY little money.  $1.00 admission fee to tour
or do research.  They are wonderful and the volunteers work very hard
to help everyone as much as possible.  Please try to send them something.

  Oh yeah!  Almost forgot.  I remember seeing a couple of reference books
on Turner Family.  One is The Turner Family and Their Connections.  The man
who wrote the book is there almost everyday, I think. 
   Give them a try.  They are wonderful!!! 
 
Waddie "Fish" Salmon  
BM1   -   USN   -   Ret. 
"Traveling Man" 
Lynchburg, Virginia
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Subj:     HARPER/TURNER
Date:     96-02-23 15:33:49 EST
From:     jlampkin@selu.edu (Joan Lampkin)
Sender:   Maiser@rmgate.pop.indiana.edu
To:  va/wva-roots@rmgate.pop.indiana.edu (The Virginias Genealogy
users list (VA/WVA-ROOTS))

1758 Edward HARPER m Ann TURNER (Sussex Co VA).  Edward's father
was Wm, his  mother Frances ? .  After Edward's death 1765, Ann m Thomas
Saunders.  Need ancestral info on Wm HARPER'S family and his wife Frances. 
Also on the  TURNERS.
 
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Subj:     Re: HARPER/TURNER
Date:     96-03-05 13:50:31 EST
From:     jlampkin@selu.edu (Joan Lampkin)
To:  NCreed@aol.com

Nyla, thank you for your response and the info on the mailing
list.  I went  to the www address and liked what I read.

I wish I could give you more info on my TURNER.  Other than
Edward HARPER  and Ann TURNER having two sons, Wilkens b 1761 and Wm b 1763,
I have no  background info on Ann at all.

Please include me in your group and thank you for the invitation.

Joan
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Subj:     Burnett Family Tree
Date:     96-03-08 08:33:01 EST
From:     CW1210
To:  NCreed

Hi:
I was given your name by a fellow Burnett researcher who said
that you are quite the expert on Burnett's in Va.

My problem is Harriet A. Callahan (Burnett?) Loyd
           Born Dec. 31, 1833
           Died Feb 15, 1905
  her children are:
           Joseph D. Burnett B: June 1854
           Dollie Ann Burnett B: Sept 1863
           George Gilbert Burnett B: May 5, 1859
           Madison Dillard Burnett, B: April 3, 1862
           William Riley Burnett B: May 20, 1867
My great grandfather is William Riley Burnett, we have his
birthplace as Lunenburg Co., Va but I understand that Bedford was
once part of Lunenburg.  I live in Bedford, Va.  We have been
unable to trace the Burnett line further because be are unsure of
the father of Harriet's children, in various documents the
children listed their father as Lee, Lazerus L., and Elisha Lee
Burnett.  We have not found any record of Harriet being married
to a Burnett.  In the `1860 census Harriet is shown living in the
household of Lazarus and Elizabeth Susan Burnett. In the 1870
census she is shown as Harriet Callahan, head of household with
all 5 children having the last name of Callahan.   Harriet
married Levi Loyd and after that time all 5 children appear as
Burnett's.  Any ideas? Thanks for your help.   Connie (CW1210 @
AOL)
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Subj:     Re: Burnett Family Tree
Date:     03/08/96
To:  CW1210

Connie:

In a message dated 96-03-08 08:33:01 EST, you write:

<< expert on Burnett's in Va >>

By no means am I am expert on the Burnetts.  I do not recognize
your family names.  Sorry.

I have been collecting "stuff" since about Christmas from other
folks on line.  If you would like to join our BURNETT-TURNER-VIA-ROSS-ETC /
ETC mailing list, just let me know.  I will be glad to add you to the next
mailing.  

The way it works is I compile all the eMails I receive from folks looking for
these family names or other families in the Patrick-Henry-Franklin-etc area
of VA.  When I get several pages, I mail the compilation to everyone on the
list.  If that sounds
like something that you'd like to join, just let me know and I'll send
everyone the eMail you sent me once I get several more queries.

I don't edit, correct, change the info folks submit.  Sometimes I make a
comment, but it is obvious that it is a comment since I type it in all CAPS
in brackets.

If you want to check out all the compilations thusfar, try checking out Chris
Gaunt's home page.  All 6 are there. 

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/etc/etc.html

Waiting to hear from you.
Nyla Creed DePauk
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Subj:     Re: Burnett Family Tree
Date:     96-03-08 14:51:50 EST
From:     CW1210
To:  NCreed

Please include me in your future mailings.  re: Burnett, Thanks. 

CW1210
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Subj:     Re: Turner family research
Date:     96-03-12 07:04:24 EST
From:     Pat-Chesney@easy.com (Pat Chesney)
To:  NCreed@aol.com

>In a message dated 96-03-11 20:00:16 EST, you write:
>
>>My William S. (maybe Suddarth) Turner was a major in the war of
1812.Fought
>>under Gen Jackson in battles of Talledega, Talleshasee,
Horseshoe Bend and
>>New Orleans. Was twice severely wounded. He was probably born
in NC but
>>went to Tenn (I think Sumner Co.) and married Elizabeth Smith
(I think 1813
>>in Sumner Co. Tenn)
>
>Have you seen the TURNER NEWSLETTERS ca 1957???[NOTE:  SHOULD BE
CA 1975.  NYLA]
>
>If you haven't, I'll be glad to type the info on a couple of the
pages.  It
>seems like your line.  These go back to Amherst Co VA.
>
>Let me know.  Don't want to type all that if you already have
it.
>
>Nyla

Thanks for writing Nyla,

No I haven't seen any Turner Newsletter and your mailing lists
idea sounds great. That is by email right?  I wrote to Allison,  the one you
showed in the address, and she told me she was forwarding my letter to you.
So that is why you got it.

I'm thrilled to find anyone that might have some help for me at last!

My William S. Turner I'm trying to find info about said he was related to
James Turner the governor of NC whose family came from Virginia-
his father Thomas Turner Esq. from Southhampton Co. Virginia to Bute later
Warren Co. NC. So I guess that my William's family also came from Virginia. 
So any Turners from Va that might sound like mine I'm sure interested in.

In the Atascosa County history book (A. county is where my
Turners settled in Tex)  is an article on my Turners that says William S.
Turner
said he was cousins with James Turner the governor of NC.

Just a few days ago my sister found this statement in a book called  Texas
Indian Fighters by Andrew Jackson Sowell -the author says his mother was
Mary Turner daughter of William S. Turner and that his mother's
grgrandfather was James Turner the govenror of NC.

 I have no idea which statement is true.  I don't think James is old enough
to be William's grandfather but now I really want to know his family line.
I know he had three wives but I don't have his children's names.
If you have this James line somewhere or I can ask if anyone has it that
would be great. Let me look in my files and get his wives names and dates
and paste it here.

Be back in one minute. :)

Here we go -
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 1996 07:50:14 -0500
From: johnt@fhouse.org
Subject: Turner family
To: pat-chesney@easy.com

Hello again, Well I found another William, This is William
Suddarth Turner married Elizabeth P. Smith and moved to Texas His father
was John Turner Born in Virginia and died prior to 1820 and John father
was Terisha Turner born 1705 probably England settled in Amherst
County, Virginia and married Sarah Wimpy.  I did find the Gov. James Turner
he had three wifes Polly Anderson (2)Ann Cochran and (3)Elizabeth Johnston.
   The Book I am using is A History of the Turner Family by
William A. Roskey - American genealogical Research institute, Washington
D.C.
   James was from the Mass. Line of Turner and that is where you
find the Brewsters.
    Humphrey was married to Lydia Gamer and they had 8 Children.
John Turner Sr. Married Mary Brewster on 12 Nov 1645. And they had 15
Children.  Hope this is of some help. John Turner
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I'm going to  write John and see if he has the children of James
in his book.

Also my sister found these following statements in that book by
Andrew Jackson Sowell.

Terri, as I was reading about A.J. Sowell's family I discovered
our connection.  His mother was Mary Turner, which makes us related to the
Sowell's as distant cousins I guess.  He states on page 794 of
Texas Indian Fighters that Mary was born in Tenn. and was the daughter of
Maj.
William S. Turner who served in the war w/ the Creek Indians,and the battles
of Talladega, Tallahassee, Horseshoe, and New Orleans.  His wife was
Elizabeth Smith, and among her people were noted lawyers and doctor;
 of the former was Calvin Smith and the latter Dr. Goodlow Smith.

 Of the Turners were also noted lawyers,  one of these being Jack Turner of
Nashville, Tenn. He says Mary had a sister named Lucinda.  He says they came
to Tx. in
1840.  My mother's great-grandfather(author talking), James Turner, was
Governor of No. Carolina in the early days, and one of her ancestors, John
Turner, came over to America in the Mayflower.  The author is Andrew Jackson
Sowell, and said that his family were very good friends of the Jacksons, and
thus he was named after him.  On page 791 the author tells of how he came
about his name.  My father, Asa J.L. Sowell, was born in Davidson Co.,
Tenn. in 1821, near the home of Gen. Jackson called "The Hermitage."  Also
four
of my uncles were born there- Andrew Jackson, William, Lewis, and John.
 Andrew was the oldest and was named by the wife of Gen. Jackson after her
distinguished
husband, who was a warm friend of our family.  This is where we get the
family name
of Andrew Jackson.  I was named for my uncle and have nephews named after
me.

The names Calvin Smith, Goodlow Smith and Jack Turner of
Nashville, Tenn were never known by us before Jeanne found this. Wondering if
they are direct ancestor names.

The Sowells and Turners settled together in 1840 in  a pioneer area later
named Seguin, Tx.  Asa Sowell and Calvin Turner were Texas Rangers together
and served under Jack Hays the famous leader of the Tex Rangers.
Jack Hays was related to Andrew Jackson and lived near the Hermitage until
his parents died and he was taken to live with an uncle but when a
young teenager left that home and ended up in Texas right after the
Alamo. So bunch of these Tx rangers had ties back to Tenn and even further
back to Carolinas and Virginia. Andrew Jackson the president sent Sam
Houston down to Tx to try and get it into the union and he you know Sam was
once governor of Tenn. And before living in Tenn Andrew Jackson was
from Waxhaws area in Carolinas, they still can't be sure what side of North
and South his home where he was born lay. And he was from Ireland before
that which looks like where the Hays were from. So these folks just all kind
of hung together!

There were many Turners that married into the Mayflower group in the
following generations. Maybe if it isn't this particular Turner line it may
be another. But that is what I am aiming for - to prove or disprove the
family story that they were related to the Mayflower group. 
Interesting side note - there was a later ship called the Mayflower and a
John Turner did arrive on it but it wasn't the original Mayflower ship and it
was 8 yrs later! But the statement is true- someone could say their
ancestor John Turner came over on the Mayflower - and it not be the John
Turner 
that died that first winter!

Thanks for any help!

Take care and God bless you!

Terri Chesney
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Subj:     Re: Turner family research
Date:     03/15/96
To:  Pat-Chesney@easy.com

In a message dated 96-03-12 07:04:24 EST, you write:
>>Have you seen the TURNER NEWSLETTERS ca 1957???
>>
Actually, those newsletters were ca 1975.  Even that is rather
old (21 years).  

Here's what I have found that might be of interest to you.  Let
me know if anything fits.

From:  TURNER NEWSLETTER, Volume I, No. 1, pp 12-13 (Sep 1975)

                                  TURNERS

(This was sent in by VIRGINIA TURNER HARRIS, 4505 Caroline
Avenue, Portsmouth, Virginia 273707)

My g-g-g-g-grandparents were Terisha Turner and wife Sarah.  They
lived in Amherst County, Virginia.  His will was dated 7 May 1793
and proved 19 April 1802.  These children were named:

     1.   James - md Rebecca Hamner.
     2.   Stephen Reuben - md Susannah Hamner.
     3.   John - md Mildred Suddarth.
     4.   Henry
     5.   William
     6.   George
     7.   Mary - md James London, Jr.
     8.   Sarah - md Bartholomew Stovall.

I descend from John who md M Suddarth.  Their children were:

     1.   Terisha - md Mary (Polly) Dalton 16 March 1796 in
          Albemarle Co, VA.
     2.   James - md Nancy Goodrum 1803 in Sumner Co, Tenn.
     3.   William S - md ____ Smith and mvoed to Texas.
     4.   Betsey - md Moses Tinsley and moved to Sumner Co, Tenn.
     5.   Sarah (Sally) md William Coffery.
     6.   Mary (Polly) - md William Reed, Sumner Co, Tenn.

I descend from Terisha and Mary Dalton who moved to Sumner Co,
Tenn.  They had 10 children.  Shed 1816.  Then Terisha married
her niece Rahel Dickenson and they had 4 children.

     Children of Terisha anmd Mary:
     1.   Adam b 1796 - may have married???
     2.   John b 1798 - may have md Sarah Whitmore or Rachel
          Garrett?
     3.   William b 1800 - may have married Eliza Roberts or
          Virginia Underwood?
     4.   Sumpter b 1803 md Rachel Dalton, 1st on 7 January 1824.

          Elizabeth Baldwin, 2nd New Orlenas, La.
     5.   Frances b 1804 md Livingston Dickerson 11 Jun 1823.
     6.   Verdelia b 1806 md Nigron Harper 17 Jul 1821.
     7.   Wilson D b 1808 md Martha Dickenson (or Hickenson) 18
          October 1831.  
     8.   Mildred S b 1811 md Wm D Higgerson 1 January 1827.
     9.   Samuel S b 1814 md Maria Horton - died in California.
     10.  Mary D b 1816 md (maybe) F S Smith or Z G Fogg
          (Bogg??).

     Children of Terisha and Rachel were:
     11.  Virginia M b 1817 - (found no marriage??)
     12.  Nicy D b 1818 md James Hunt 4 October 1834.
     13.  Maloma (Malvina?) F b 1820 md Wm N Cloar.
     14.  Handbury b 1823 md Malina ____ b Ky living in Phillips
          Co, Ark 1850.

     I descend from the 4th child of Mary "Polly" Dalton and
Terisha Turner, Sumpter, who md Rachel Dalton in 1824.  Their
children were:

     1.   Thomas Sumpter - b New Orleans, La 1833 - md Laura
          Virginai Whitehead of Chesterfield Co, Va.
     2.   William Robeson b 1835 - died 1836.

     I descend from the son of Thomas Sumpter Turner, also Thomas
Sumpter Turner who md Lomie A Talton of Johnston Co, N C (my
parents).

     I am very interested in contacting some of the descendants
of my g-g-grandparents of Sumner Co, Tenn and have so far been
unable to do so.  In the 1850 census of Sumner Co, Tenn, I have
found these of their children.

1.   William D - age 42 - farmer - District #14
     Martha - 46
     Luiza - 18 - b Tenn
     Mary - 14 - b Tenn

2.   Wm D Higgerson - 44 - farmer - b Tenn - District # 14
     Mildred (Turner), wife - 39 - b Tenn
     Frances B - 17 (f) - b Tenn
     David - 15 - b Tenn
     Richard - 13 - b Tenn
     Samuel - 11 - b Tenn
     Mary A - 9 - b Tenn
     John - 7 - b Tenn
     James B - 5 - b Tenn
     Andrew B - 2 - b Tenn

3.   William N Cloar - 29 (m) - District # 17
     Malina (Turner) - 30
     James - 5
     Mary Jane - 4
     Elizabeth - 3
     Margaret - 2

4.   James Hunt - 40 - b Tebb - District # 3
     Nicy D (Turner) - 31 - b Tenn
     Emily - 12 - b Tenn
     John T - 12 - b Tenn (twin of Emily)
     William T - 9 - b Tenn
     Thomas J - 8 - b Tenn
     James J - 6 - b Tenn
     Mary E - 1 - b Tenn

5.   Handsbury Turner - 26 - in 1850 census of Phillips Co, Ark
     with wife Lavina - 26 - b Ky
     W S Turner - 5 (m) - b Ark
     J B - 4 (m) - b Ark
     T L - 2 (m) - b Ark
     (They were in Spring Creek Twp)

     I have no records on the other nine chidlren of Terisha
Turner or their families.  Some may have gone to other counties
of Tenn nearby or may have been cut off into other counties or
may have gone to Ky, Ark, Mo, Tex, __ as many others were doing. 
I have no 1860 census so do not know where the 5 I have listed
may have been by 1860.  I have a gret deal of information to
share with the descendants of these people and hope this will put
me in touch with some.  As well as descendants of those listed
here.


From:  TURNER NEWSLETTER, Volume I, No. 7, pp 78 (Mar 1976)

TURNER - TINSLEY - CAFFERTY
     Anxious to contact descendants of Terisha Turner of Amherst
Co, Va in 1700s, and his son John Turner and wife Milly Suddarth
of Va and Tenn.  Also their descendants...Terisha, James, William
S, and daughters Betsey T Tinsley, Sally T Chafferty, Mary T, and
of Va and later Tenn.
     VIRGINIA T HARRIS, 4505 Caroline Ave, Portsmouth, Va 23707. 
Phone: 804-397-6659.

     
From:  TURNER NEWSLETTER, Volume I, No. 3, pp 30 (Nov 1975)

               WILLIAM TURNER OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
                  from Claggett-Price and Allied Families
                         sent by Virginia T Harris

William Turner was born in Nelson County, then Albemarle County,
Virginia, in 1757 and died in Albermarle County in 1817.  At the
outbreak of the Revolution he was living in Henry County,
Virginia.  His name appears on the list of persons who took the
oath before Edmund Lyne in Henry County on 30 August 1777,
renouncing allegieance to the King of England, and pledging their
loyalty ot Henry County.  During the Revolution he served as a
private in Capt Francis Taylor's Company, Col Alexander
Spottswood's 2dn Virginia Regiment.  He married in 1783,
Elizabeth Thurmond (1760-1812) of Albermarle Co, Virginia. 
Children:
1.   Susanna Turner (1784-1850) who married Littlepage Dameron
     (1779-1848) in 1802.
2.   Terisha Turner (1786-1855) married Susan Foster.
3.   Terry T Turner (1786-1858) married Susan Foster, widow to
     his twin brother.

[Note:  I am not certain this William Turner is the one who was
in Henry Co, VA.  I believe the one who was in Henry Co, VA, was
son of Shadrack Turner.  Nyla Creed DePauk 16 Mar 1996]

Terri:
I have no idea how "good" the information above actually is.  I
don't know anything about these TURNERs.  But thought it might be
of interest to you.  Also I question some of the information from
page 30 (just above).

Hope this helps.  If you want to join the mailing list, let me
know.  I'll add your information and this reply to the
compilation so others can see it.    We've about 37 on the
mailing list and others can see our "stuff" on Chris Gaunt's
homepage.

Check Chris Gaunt's homepage for all our compilations:

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt/etc/etc.html

Let me know if you want to join the mailing list.  

Nyla
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Subj:     Turner mailing list
Date:     96-03-16 02:03:04 EST
From:     Pat-Chesney@easy.com (Pat Chesney)
To:  NCreed@aol.com

Yes! Nyla,  Count me in. Appreciate you organizing it.

Thanks for the long list of Turner info. I wouldn't be surprised
to find a connection but at this point I need more info to make it.  And
that may be coming.

I've written a John Turner who has a Turner book with information
in it about James Turner the governor of NC in 1802 etc his family line
which I have found my Turners are related to. It is a family that came
from Virginia and went to NC then to Tenn.  John is copying 20 to 30
pages and sending me since he found references to my line. So I am looking
forward to it very much. There was a William Suddarth mentioned in it - so
maybe I will find a connection with the Suddarth/Turner intermarriages.
That name Suddarth is very unusual name! Thank goodness for unusual names.
My maiden name is Smith on my dads side and I have Adams on my mothers
sides and Whites on my dads side  and more Smiths farther back besides
Turners. Takes great skill to research those Smiths!

I will check out the homepage you mentioned when we get back later tonight.

Thanks again for taking the time and trouble to send me the info.

Appreciate it very much!

Take care and God bless you!

Terri Chesney

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