Date: Sun, 14 Jul 1996 19:14:28 -0400 (EDT)
From: Nyla Creed <ncreed@erols.com>
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Subject: Compilation #23 - Turner-Burnett-Via-Ross-Etc/Etc

14 July 1996

Hello to Everyone:

     A special welcome to a couple new folks.  We've got 53 on this mailing. 
I believe a couple of the addresses are no longer in use, but I will try to
send to everyone.  Be certain to let me know if you change your eMail address.

     Keep in touch.

          Nyla Creed DePauk - eMail ncreed@erols.com
          2832 Andiron Lane
          Vienna, VA  22180

     Chris Gaunt's home page where the archives are stored:   
          http://www-personal.umich.edu/~cgaunt

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From: N4JED@aol.com
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 12:55:17 -0400
To: ncreed@erols.com
Subject: Looking for additional families

Nyla and group.

Like several of you, my family from Patrick and Henry counties married into
the early families of Franklin County. I just recently found out that one of
my great aunts has been collecting in on the Franklin County side for over 20
years.

As a result of her work, I am adding over 400 new listings going back to the
early 1700's. I have just started working with this data; but, if any of you
have tie- ins to the following list of names, I would be glad to share info
as I get it (my great aunt has 4 file cabinet drawers full of research, this
could take a while).

Primary surnames are SINK, BOWMAN, LAYMAN, DILLON, PLYBON, and DIVERS.

David R. Jones, Jr.
Architect
n4jed@aol.com

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From: N4JED@aol.com
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 12:55:16 -0400
To: ncreed@erols.com
Subject: Compilation 22

Nyla,

Thanks for the listing of the Ingrams you posted. It closed some connections
I was missing.. What other goodies are you holding back????

A couple comments after working through the list.

Nancy VIA, daughter of James VIA and Mary J. DEHART.  Please check her birth
date. You have 1837 listed but have her placed where 1847 would make sense.

Malinda Ingram married to Josaih Hunter TURNER, Jr......I take it this is his
second marriage as I have him married to a Sarah TURNER on 4 Dec 1843 or am I
in error here.

Also, with reference to all the people you have listed born in Raleigh
Co.....West Virginia was not formed until 1863....these people should be
listed as born in Virginia.

[DAVID, YOU'RE CORRECT ABOUT THAT.  THE BIRTHDAY FOR WEST VIRGINIA IS 20
JUNE 1863.  BY THE WAY, THAT'S MY HOME COUNTY AND I SHOULD HAVE HAD THE
STATE AS VIRGINIA.--Nyla]

By the way, do you have any Baumgardner names in any of your VA/WV listings?
I keep waiting for the 2 sides of my family to loop somewhere; either Bedford
County or Cabell and Raleigh Co. seem the most likely places.

[I KNOW THE NAME BAUMGARDNER.  LET ME SEE IF WHAT I CAN FIND.  LOTS OF
FAMILIES FROM HENRY, FLOYD, AND PATRICK CAME TO RALEIGH COUNTY.--Nyla]

Thanks for your efforts.

David Jones
Architect
n4jed@aol.com

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From: N4JED@aol.com
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 12:54:44 -0400
To: ncreed@erols.com
Subject: Patrick-Henry Allied Families

Nyla and the group,

I attended the latest Patrick-Henry Allied Families reunion June 16th along
with about 200 other members of the founding families of Patrick and Henry
Counties. I believe this was the 45th annual gathering. It is held each
father's day at the Allied family shelter at Fairystone State Park in Patrick
Co. Virginia (shame on any relative that does not know the legend of the
fairystones).

This year one of my great aunts - Lounelle Pedigo Gearing was the honoree
representing the PEDIGO line at the gathering. The event is a picnic
get-together with very little family history discussions other than the
outline produced for the honoree. However, there is info to be had and
relatives to be met (including some I had not seen in 20+ years). 

I spent some time with O.E. Pilson, whom I believe several of you have been
in touch with in the past.  It is hard to believe he is in his upper 80's.
 We discussed the info we both had and I believe everything he has collected
over the years is included in the master list Nyla has put together.

For those who have asked, the families making up the Allied families are:
ANDERSON, BURNETT, CORN, HATCHER, HOUCHINS, JAMISON, PEDIGO, PENDLETON,
PILSON, PRICE, ROSS, STOVALL, TURNER, VIA and WOOD.

David R. Jones, Jr.
Architect
n4jed@aol.com

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From: N4JED@aol.com
Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 15:34:10 -0400
To: ncreed@erols.com
cc: 102125.3126@compuserve.com
Subject: Another TURNER letter

(Here is letter number 5.  For those new to our group, my
grandmother saved several TURNER letters from the 1800's 
that she passed down to me. Whenever she got them out she 
was so proud of the fact that her ancestors could write. I have 
typed out the letters  in the same style and line length as the 
originals for other TURNER searchers to enjoy.  The previous
four letters are archived at Chris Gaunt's web page.
Your comments are appreciated. The following letter is from
Benjamin TURNER and his wife Lucinda ? to his brother 
Shadrack TURNER and sister Clementine (note spelling) 
Turner CAHILL.  This is the only source and reference I
have seen to Benjamin's family.  Any help expanding this
line would be appreciated.  Contact me at n4jed@aol.com    )


(This 9-1/2" by 15" piece of paper was folded to mail size and 
sealed with red wax. It was addressed)

Mr Shadrach Turner
Goblintown Va


(Above the address in another handwriting is)

Mud Camp  Ky  Augt 15th
                                         25
(page 1)
                                                     1833  th
Cumberland County Kentucky August 10

Dear brother and sister   I take this oppertu
nity to inform you that we are all well
hoping this letter will find you in the
same state of health  Wm Stone and his
family was well the last account our
friends in this cuntry is generly well
we have 6 childrain 4 boys and
two girls and call the younges Clemintina
I never have had an opertunity of seeing Pollard
Turner until last wedensday as he lives 
ten miels of and drives the waggon tolerable
constant  he tells me that he paid Sharls
$15. and you $10.  as to my knowledge I know
not who collected the debts only he give
Viers bond in part pay for his land
you can take an order of cort to take dep
ositions at James Heards J. Peace
commenceing at such a time notify Sharls
to take Pollards and others
seal your notice in a letter and direct it
to Mudcamp and it will be attended to

(page 2)

give me time when you send on the notice
for to have Pollard summon  allow as much 
time for the letter to get here as you can
and will notice regular whin I think you
have tim to lodge it at Mudcamp.
Brother I now turn to the things that we
are most interested in  it appears that 
the love of many is waxed cold though the
light of trouth is still Proggrefsing and
many to rejoice the Christain churches
increases slow but more than any other
Brother i long to se you and Clemintina
but if I never see you in this life one thing
comforts me  I have hope that we shall
meet and never part in a better world
Ok that we may be faithful to the Lord -
now may the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
continue with us now and for   Amen

                                 Benjamin Turner
                                 Lucinda Turner

(end)


David R. Jones, Jr.
Architect
n4jed@aol.com

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From: N4JED@aol.com
Date: Thu, 11 Jul 1996 20:17:55 -0400
To: 102125.3126@CompuServe.COM
cc: ncreed@erols.com
Subject: Re: Another TURNER letter

Kathe,

I failed to mention with the letter but I believe that William STONE -
refered to in the letter is the husband of Mary Ann TURNER...another of
Benjamin's sisters.  This makes sense in the context of the letter.
 Apparently this is where many of the family moved around the end of the
1700's.

More later,
David

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Date: Tue, 9 Jul 1996 22:01:11 -0700
To: ncreed@pop.erols.com
From: Ramaus@ix.netcom.com (Les Ramsey)
Subject: Re: Joining the Turner mystery

After reading all of the postings I am hoping that someone may be able
to help me further my research. I am trying to locate the parents or
siblings of George H. TURNER. He was born in January 1851 and in 1856
travled from Ballard, Kentucky to Parker County, Texas. Traveling with him
was William R.TURNER, born December 08, 1836 in Christian, Kentucky.
They arrived in Parker County on December 14, 1856. Georges tree is
as follows: George H. TURNER b: January 1851
    married Lydia Jane PHELPS b: January 1856
    children John Wood TURNER b: August 27, 1884 d:January 1, 1961
    married Harriet VICK b.?
    children Robert Lee TURNER b. June 21, 1911 d. November 25 1970
    married Roberta FRANKLIN b. Feb 12, 1916

I would appriciate any help in getting past my great great grandfather
George TURNER, also if there is any kinship with William. Family 
stories dictate that the TURNERS had come from Scotland.
Thank you for your patience.
Tami Ramsey
2206 Frontir Trl.
Round Rock, Texas
       78681-7451 E-Mail ramaus@ix.netcom.com

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Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 07:40:06 -0700
To: ncreed@pop.erols.com
From: Ramaus@ix.netcom.com (Les Ramsey)
Subject: Re: Subscribe to mailing list

Nyla- I sent you a previous e-mail re: George Turner that moved from
KY to TX and would love to be part of your mailing list. Thanks..
Tami Ramsey  e-mail  ramaus@ix.netcom.com

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From: RAinIA@aol.com
Date: Sun, 14 Jul 1996 15:37:21 -0400
To: ncreed@erols.com
Subject: Turner-Ross-Via-Etc.

Dear Nyla,

Please add me to your mailing list.  While I don't seem to connect with the
eastern Turners, several of the leads in Chris Gaunt's compilations look
intriguing.  Verbal history links my TURNER line to John TURNER (b. Ireland?)
and Sarah TALEE (sp?) who were supposedly married in New Orleans.  The family
moved at some point to Roane Co., TN, with my line later moving to Wright
Co., MO.  Here's what I have from the TURNER Bible:

Children of John and Sarah TURNER:
Annie. 
James, b. 11 Nov 1811, d.  15 Mar 1855, m. Eliza REED (?), Roane Co. 1838.
Sterling (Starling?) T., b. 11 Dec 1813, m. Esther Ervine, Roane Co. 1833.
Charles M., b. 18 Nov. 1815
John (Jack), b. 25 May 1818, d. 1906, Wright Co., MO, m1 Rebecca McMullin,
Roane Co, 1839--my line, m2 Elizabeth WHITE 1862.
Fisher, b. 20 Jan 1820.
Rebecca, b. 10 June 1822.
Andrew, b. 22 May 1823.
William P., b. 10 Sept 1824.
Sarah, b. 15 Feb 1826.
Martha and Mary, b. 20 Feb 1831.
Joseph D., b. 25 Feb 1832.
Fannie, b. 18 June 1833.

Thanks!

Ruth Ann

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