Edward W. Turner^{[1, 2]}

Abt 1656 - 1720  (~ 64 years)

• Name	Edward W. Turner
  Born	Abt 1656	St. Mary's, Maryland
  Gender	Male
  Died	1720	Westmoreland, Virginia
  Person ID	I547450972	My Reynolds Line
  Last Modified	8 Feb 2018

  
  

  Father	Arthur Turner,   b. Abt 1622, ENGLAND ,   d. Bef 1667, Charles Co., Maryland  (Age ~ 44 years)
  Mother	Mary/Margaret Mrs. Arthur Turner,   b. Bef 1629, England ,   d. Aft 1667, Charles Co., Maryland  (Age ~ 39 years)
  Married	Bef 1649	England
  Family ID	F518495289	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 1	Mary Smith,   b. Abt 1664, Charles Co., Maryland ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Children	1. Alexander Smith Turner,   b. Abt 1682, Charles Co., Maryland ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Last Modified	22 Nov 2013
  Family ID	F518495286	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family 2	Sarah Meredith,   b. Bef 1680, Dorchester, Maryland ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Married	Bef 1700	Dorchester, Maryland
  Children	+ 1. James Turner, Sr.,   b. Abt 1705, Dorchester, Maryland ,   d. Bef Oct 1773, Halifax Co., Virginia  (Age ~ 68 years)   2. William Turner,   b. 1710, Prince William Co., Virginia ,   d. Aft 1769  (Age 60 years)
  Last Modified	13 Dec 2017
  Family ID	F518495287	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Documents

  Obituary for Edward W. Turner 547450972TurnerEdwardW Funeral TheBee May10,1935.jpg

  
  

• Notes

  Edward known siblings are James Arthur and Anne Turner.

  
  

• Sources

  [S84] Rootsweb, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=gwenbj&id=I480. Name: Edward TURNER Birth: ABT 1656 in St. Mary's, MD Death: 1720 in Westmoreland, VA Note: Marlene Strawser Bates & F. Edward Wright, Early Charles County Maryland Settlers 1658-1745 (Silver Spring, MD: Family Line Publications, 1995) === 1661. Arthur Turner enters mark of hogs and cattle for his son Edward Turner, 2 Jul 1661. [Ct. & Land: A#.145] Edward Turner enters Cattle mark Jun/Jul 1661 (CCLR A.138) === 1666. Proceedings of the County Court of Charles County November 1666 James Bowling by his Attorney Benjamin Rosier demandeth a warrant in Open Ct agt John Grace in an aeon of the case whereupon he was immediately delivered into the Sherrifs Custodie to appear to the said aeon the next Courte. Archives of Maryland, Volume 60, page 42 - Proceedings of the County Courts of Charles County 1666-1674 === 1666. Vol. 60, P. 54 _ John Grace 54 Charles County Court Proceedings, 1666-1668. Liber C [p. 112] At a Courte held the 8th Day of January 1666 Mr Henry Adams Mr Joseph Harrison Present M Zach. Wade . Mr Francis Pope Comissioners M Will: Marshall Whereas the last Court of the 27th of November a warrant issued out in open Court agt John Grace at the suite of James Bowling, the said James Bowling not appearing this present Court It is ordered tht the said Bowling be Nonsuited === 1667. At a Court held in Charles County on the 12th Day of November 1667 Ordered That Edward Turner be bound apprentice to James Bowling until he come to the age of one and twentie yeares. (CCLR C.244) === 1668. Edward Turner, orphan of Arthur Turner, Charles Co., dec'd. His cattle mark recd by James Bowling on 17 Jul 1668. [Arch. of MD: LVII.345] July xviith MDClxviii Came the abouesaid James Bowling and requested the ensueing quantity of Cattle with their marke might be recorded for the use of Edward the Orphant of Arthur Turner late of Charles County deceased which are as follow vizt, Three Cowes, three Calves and One yearling heifer, being cropt of both cares, two slitts in the Right care and One slitt in the left. July the xviith MDClxviii Archives of Maryland, Vol. 57, P. 345 === Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, April 1666-June 1676 Volume 2, Page 552 Edward Turner 1055 lbs tobacco === Index Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, October 1678-November 1683 Turner, Edward, 286. Turner, George, 101, 250, 251. Turner, Henry, 94. Turner, James, 250. Turner, John, 95. Turner, Nicholas, 89, 103. Turner, Thomas, 224. === 286 Assembly Proceedings, April/May 1682. U. H. Journal 1659-98 p. 411 Also Edward Turner Informs that having Conference of Late with the Doctor of Captain Harris's Ship he the said Doctor told this Informer that he Saw the aforesaid John Prior buy Deer Skins of the Indians at Westwood house. === 1688. Alexander SMITH Deed of gift dated 11 Mar 1688, plantation at head of Wicomico River, names dau Mary, wife of Edward TURNER 500A at Piscataway and part of tract Batchelor's Harbor, cont. 400A.; grandsons Arthur TURNER and Alexander Smith TURNER at age of 21, Sarah, d/o William Smith and wife of Henry Hawkins, Jr., named admn. of Smith's estate 1689. [Ct. & Land:O#1.2] (CCLR Q.2) === p. 137, Charles County Court and Land Records, Volume II; Liber R, Page 193 12 Jul 1690; Agreement in 2 documents; from Edward Turner to Gilbert Marsh; regarding land where Marsh has lived for 7 years; mentions one share of plantation where Turner now lives and a 15 foot dwelling house and 30 foot tobacco house and a 20 foot tobacco house; /s/ Edward Turner, Mary Turner (mark), Gilbert Marsh (mark; wit; Robert Clark and William Williams, Martha Middleton (mark) === 1691 Alexander Smith Turner, son of Edward Turner, Cattle mark, 9 Jun 1691 [Ct. & land:R#1.234] === 6 Jun 1691 - Charles County Maryland At court on 9 June 1691 was recorded the mark of "Alexander Smith Turner son of Edward Turner" of "Cropt on both eares & two slitts in both eares & the middle peice in the left eare taken off it formerly entrd: for Arthur Turner junr."_ TURNER, Alexander Smith, son of Edward Turner. Cattle mark, 9 June 1691. (Ct. & Land: R#1.234) === 11 Year Lease, 1 Aug 1694. From: Edward Turner of Charles Co. To: Gilbert Marsh of Charles Co. Price: Divers causes and considerations. Property: a 400 acre tract called "Batchellors Harbour" on Broad Creek on the east side of Potomac River, being a farm where said Turner now lives, having a 15 foot dwelling house and a 10 foot hen house. Signatures: Edward Turner and Gilbert Marsh (mark) Wit: Thomas ersone (mark), Jno. West, James Compten. Recd: 24 Aug 1697. [Pr. Geo Co, MD Land Records, vol. A p. 69. === 19 May 1697; Edward Turner and ... the Judge here that he is the brother of whole blood of James Turner late of Charles County deceased of whole estate & Joseph Wilson in right of his wife, halfe sister to the deceased, hath administration granted by the Deputy Commissary & by virtue he took possession of the whole estate which right belongeth to this Complaint ... (Test. proceedings, 16.237 - HARRY WRIGHT NEWMAN) === END CHARLES CO, MD === BEGIN DORCHESTER CO, MD === Abstracts from the Land Records of Dorchester County, Maryland Volume B - Liber Old No. 4-1/2 - Liber Old No. 8 Compiled by James A. McAllister, Jr. Cambridge, Maryland === Page 17: 5 Old 39 - 27 Aug 1696 Andrew Insley of Dorchester County to Morgan Addams and Peter Addams of same Co, planters: "Andrews Desire" on Charles Creek of Hungar River, containing by etimation 248 a. Elizabeth, wife of Andrew Insley. Wit: William Toope, Richard Woodland. Ack: 24 Nov 1696 by Andrew Insley and Walter Campbell, atty for Elizabeth Insley. Hu. Eccleston, Clk. Power of Atty witnessed by EDWARD TURNER and MICHAEL TODD. === Dorchester Co MD Liber 5 Old Folio-86. 27 Aug 1696 Edward TURNER acts as witness; to, a power of Attorney to Andrew Insley for Elizabeth Insley. === Dorchester Co MD Liber 5 Old Folio-179. 7 Oct 1696 Edward TURNER acts as witness in land deed. === Dorchester Co MD Liber 5 Old Folio-106. 9 Oct 1696 Richard Kendall to John Meredith; Part of land called "Wiltshir" on sw side of a creek called Geo. Hooper Creek. Lease of land for 99 years. Wit: Edward TURNER & John Lee. === Dorchester Co MD Liber 5 Old Folio-138. 1 Mar 1698 Edward TURNER & John Meredith act as witnesses for Michael Todd in land transaction. === Maryland Calendar of Wills John Collison. Dorchester Co. 15 Jul 1699/2 Aug 1699 Test: Wm. Meredith & Edward Turnnor 6.306 === Dorchester Co MD Liber 6 Old Folio-39. 1 Sep 1702 Richard Kendall & Mary his wife to Edward TURNER; land called "Turner's Fancy" on southeast side of Charles Creek of the Hunger River. Part of two patents now in possession of said Kendall. Wit: John Cole & Wm. Dodson. === Page 40: 6 Old 39 1 Sep 1702 - Richard Kendall and Mary his wife of Dor Co, planter, to EDWARD TURNER of same co, planter: "Turners Fancy" on the south east side of Charles Creek of Hungar River, being part of two patents now in possession of said Kendall, one called "Hoopers Indeavor" and the other called "Wiltshire," adj "Kendalls Chance" on Worlds End Creek and George Hoopers Creek. Wit: Jno Cole, Dennis Dunowan, William Dodson. Ack: 7 Mar 1703 by Richard Pierson atty for grantors. Hugh Eccleston, Clk. Power of atty dated 6 Mar 1703-4 and witnessed by WILL MERIDETH and WILL....[sic] === Donald McBride III, The Richard Kendall Family of Dorchester County, Maryland, MGSB, Winter 1996, p. 12 "While an invalid at the Staples' plantation, [Richard Kendall] sold part of another tract of land called Turners Fancy, which was a parcel carved from two of his patented tracts, Hoopers Endeavor and the Wiltshire tract. Although pure speculation, for the sum of 4000 pounds of good tobacco, one of their close friends and neighbors, Edward TURNER, purchased this land on 1 March 1703/4." === Dorchester Co MD Liber 6 Old Folio-21.10 Sep 1703. Edward TURNER acts as witness for Timothy McNamara in land deed. === Dorchester Co MD Liber 6 Old Folio-60. 7 Oct 1704 Edward TURNER & Sarah his wife to: Jacob Jones; Land called "Turner's Fancy" on southeast side of Charles Creek of Hunger River, being part of two tracts now in possession of Richard Kendall, called "Hooper's Endeavour" & "Wiltshire," on World End Creek. Wit: Rich. Pearson & Wm. Dodson. === Page 43: 6 Old 60 EDWARD TURNER and Sarah his wife of Dor Co to Jacob Jones of trhe same Co: "Turners Fancy" on the southeast side of Charles Creek of Hungar River, being part of two patents now in possession of Richard Kendall called "Hoopers Endeavour" and "Wiltshire," adj "Kendalls Chance," on Worlds End Creek and George Hoopers Creek. Wit: HUMP. HUBBERT, RICHARD PEARSON, WM DODSON. Ack: 9 Nov 1704 by John Keene, atty for grantors. Hu Eccleston, Clk. Power of atty, witnessed by SARAH MEREDITH, Robert Johnson. === Maryland Calendar of Wills Richard "R.K." Kendall. Dorchester Co. 9 Oct 1704 Wife Mary Granddaus Eliza Shorter and Susannah Shorter daus to Anthony Shorter Mary Staples wife of James Staples Grandsons Daniel Foxwell, Richard Kendall Foxwell Daus Mary Pason (sic, Pearson), Elixabeth Foxwell and Susanna Shorter, Son-in-law James Foxwell Friends Samuel Millington and John Lun Test: Mathew Karwan (sic, Kirwan), John Hancock, Edward (his mark) TURNER === END OF DORCHESTER CO, MD === 7 Jan 1705. From: Edward and Arther Turner To: Thomas Addison of Prince George's County. Addison is empowered to take possession of a plantation called Batchelor's Harbor and dispossess Gilbert Marsh. Signed Edward TURNER and Arther TURNER (mark) Wit: Tho. Hobb and Wm. Hobb. Ack: 4 Jan 1705/6 William Hobb made oath that the above signatures were witnessed by him, sworn before John Addison. [Prince George's Co, MD Liber C, folio 184a.] === Indenture 21 Feb 1707 - From: ARTHUR TURNER, planter of Westmoreland Co., VA to THOMAS ADDISON of Prince George's Co, Gent.; for 3,000 pounds of tobacco, 400 acres of land called Batchelor's Harbour given by the will of the late ALEXANDER SMITH of Charles Co MD to MARY TURNER, his dau. and late wife of EDWARD TURNER, mother of above ARTHUR. Signed: Arther Turner (mark) Wit: Wm. Hutchison and Wm. Gardiner. Memorandum: Arthur Turner ack the deed before Wm. Tannehill and Henry Acton. Alienation: Thomas Addison paid the sum of 8s. [Prince George County Land MD Land Records, Liber C. folio 204.] === BEGIN WESTMORELAND CO, VA === 28 Nov. 1707 - EDWARD TURNER gives mark of cattle and hoggs a crop, a slit and an underkeele on each ear. [Westmoreland Co VA Deeds & Wills, Part 4, 1707-1709, Dorman., P.41-LDS Film #034269.] === 17 Jun 1709 - EDWARD TURNER and ARTHUR TURNER taken to court over debt of 1,939 pounds tobacco. === 30 June 1709 - In the difference between ROBERT SMITH pltf. And EDWARD TURNER & ARTHUR TURNER defendt. For 1939 pounds tobacco due by bill, JOHN GARNER came into court and entered himself special baile for said TURNER's appearance to answer the suite aforesaid and confessed judgement for 939 pounds tobacco, part of sd. Debt of 1939 which sd GARNER is ordered to pay with costs. [Westmoreland Co VA Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, P.4.] === 30 June 1709 - Conditional order granted DANIEL McCARTY against JAMES THOMAS for that he had not the body of EDWARD TURNER at this Court to answer sd OSBORN of an action of debt for which he became security. [Westmoreland Co Va Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, P.7.] === 30 June 1709 - Conditional order granted RICHARD OSBORN against ALEXR: SMITH TURNER for that he had not the body of EDWARD TURNER at this Court to answer the sd OSBORN of an action of debt for which he became security. [Westmoreland Co Va Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, P. 7.] === Peter Oard, Next of kin (sons in law) Edward Turner, Robert King [Inv:30:13; 30 Jul 1709] Admr. Ann Oard, [Acct:31.289, 16 Jun 1710] === 1 June 1710 - Judgment is granted & conformed to DANIEL McCARTY, against JAMES THOMAS security for EDWARD TURNER for that he failed to have the body of the said TURNER at this court to answer said McCARTY the which he did promise & assume for the sum of five hundred sixty seven pounds & one halfe pounds of tobacco due from the said TURNER to the said McCARTY on balance of an acco: proved by his oath ordered said JAMES THOMAS pay the same to the said DANLL. With costs in this behalfe als execucon. [Westmoreland CoVa Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, p. 35.] === 28 Jun 1710 - Page 147a - OSBORN vs TURNER - commanded JOHN STURMAN,Gent., late Sheriff of this County that he summon EDWARD TURNER and ALEXANDER SMITH TURNER to answer RICHARD OSBORN for a plea for debt for 2,520 pounds tobacco and the Sheriff returned cepi corpus but for that the Defendants failed to appear and noe Baile being returned, upon motion of the Plt. Conditional Order passed against the Sheriff and upon the motion of the Sheriff an Attachment is granted him against the Defent's Estates returnable and to be proceeded in according to law. [Westmoreland County VA Order Book, 1705-1721, Ruth Sparacio, Antient Press, Page 27.] === 27 Apr 1711 - Page 157 In the action brought by DANL. McCARTY admt. of FRANCIS LYNCH decd against EDWARD TURNER the Sherriff returned copi copp: which being called the defendant appeared in court and prayed lycence to imparle to the next court whereon the pltf demanded special baile upon which JOHN GARNER came in person into court and entered into this rule to deliver the body of the defendt: into execucon or pay the condempnation of the court. [Westmoreland CoVa Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, p. 60.] === 27 April 1711 - P. 159 - SAMLL: EARLE brought suite against ARTHUR TURNER and ALEXR: SMITH TURNER and declared agt. Them 700 pounds of tobacco by bill. The sheriff returned cepi corpus, HENRY NETHERTON, security for that the defendants failed to appear, upon motion of the plaintiff conditionall order passed against said security for said debt according to law. [Westmoreland CoVA Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, p. 65.] === 29 Jun 1711 - Page 165a - LYNCH's Admn. Vs TURNER. DANIEL McCARTY, Administrator of FRANCIS LYNCH, deceased, brought suite against EDWARD TURNER and declared against him 427 pounds tobacco due on account on Francis Lynch's books but for that it fully appeared to the Court that Francis Lynch during his life had acquitted and discharged EDWARD TURNER from the payment thereof in consideration that he had passed his Bond to FRANCIS LYNCH oblidging the Defendant to convey his right of certain lands in the Province of Maryland to him, the Decedent, wherefore it is the opinion of the Court and accordingly ordered that Pltf take nothing by his action but be dismist hence without delay &c. [Westmoreland County VA Order Book, 1705-1721, Ruth Sparacio, Antient Press, P. 68.] === 29 June 1711 - Page 167a - SORRELL vs OSBORN - THOMAS SORRELL obtained and attachment against the estate of RICHARD OSBORN as by Law full appraisment amounted to 2,081 pounds of tobacco, and had the same forthcoming &c., And alsoe what should appeare to be in the hands of EDWARD TURNER and ROBERT BENNETT and had summoned them to make Oath & c., and EDWARD TURNER being called and sworn deposed he had not any of RICHARD OSBORN'S Estate in his hands and thereupon THOMAS SORRELL proved his debt by his Oath being due by two Bills, which judgement is granted him for his debt and it is ordered the Sherif deliver unto him all and singular the goods and Estate of him as aforesaid returned attached in satisfaction of part thereof and that RICHARD OSBORN pay him the sum of 419 pounds of tobacco being the balance of the debt soe as aforesaid proved to be due and oweing together with his costs in this behalfe als exo. Ordered Court be adjourned till last Wednesday in August next. W. Allerton Westmoreland County VA Order Book, 1705-1721, Ruth Sparacio, Antient Press, Page 73.] === 27 Apr 1711 - In the action brought by DANL. McCARTY admt. of FRANCIS LYNCH decd against EDWARD TURNER the Sherriff returned copi copp: which being called the defendant appeared in court and prayed lycence to imparle to the next court whereon the pltf demanded special baile upon which JOHN GARNER came in person into court and entered into this rule to deliver the body of the defendt: into execucon or pay the condemnation of the court. [Westmoreland CoVa Abstracts of Order Books, Part 3, Dorman, 1991, p. 60.] === 29 Jun 1711 Page 165a LYNCH?s Admn. Vs TURNER. DANIEL McCARTY, Administrator of FRANCIS LYNCH, deceased, brought suite against EDWARD TURNER and declared against him 427 pounds tobacco due on account on Francis Lynch's books but for that it fully appeared to the Court that Francis Lynch during his life had acquitted and discharged EDWARD TURNER from the payment thereof in consideration that he had passed his Bond to FRANCIS LYNCH oblidging the Defendant to convey his right of certain lands in the Province of Maryland to him, the Decedent, wherefore it is the opinion of the Court and accordingly ordered that Pltf take nothing by his action but be dismist hence without delay &c. [Westmoreland County Order Book, 1705-1721, Ruth Sparacio, Antient Press, P. 68.] === 30 January 1717/18 Westmoreland County VA JOSEPH ROGERS vs SARAH TURNER & EDWARD TURNER, Debt for sixteen hundred seventy and six pounds of tobacco. Attachment granted against the defendent's Estates. [Westmoreland County Order Book, 1705-1721, Ruth Sparacio, THE ANTIENT PRESS, 1998, Page 86.] === 8 May 1717 - Dispute between JAMES COURTNELL (Courtney) and SAMUEL EARLE regarding land originally belonging to JOHN EARLE now claimed by his grandson, SAMUEL EARLE, also claimed by JAMES COURTNELL, grandson of LUKE DYNE, who had title to the land. For complete quote see "Courtneys of Westmoreland," and "Luke Dyne of Northumberland County VA," Bennie Lou Hook Altom. === 8 May 1717. In obedience to order dated 27 March 1717 we, being sworn by John Chilton, Gent., to lay out the land in dispute between JAMES COURTNELL and SAMUEL EARLE, did on 6th instant meet with Mr. Tho: Newton, surveyor, and proceed to lay off the land of the plaintiff according to the antient reputed bounds thereof. We find that JOHN EARLE, grandfather to the defendant [SAMUEL EARLE], sold 100 acres to LUKE DYNE who was grandfather to the plaintiff [JAMES COURTNELL] by deed 5 March 1685. We had also produced to us by the defendant a pattent for the 100 acres, 25 Oct. 1655. We were also shown a small white oak by the plaintiff standing on the no. branch of the island creek which the plaintiff claims as his beginning tree and was then owned by the defendant to be on the plaintiff's land. It was also proved to us by the oaths of FRANCES SELF and STEPHEN SELF that they being jurors at the last survey of the land did hear ALEXANDER LORD [LLOYD?]declare that SELF and his ancestors were in quiet and peaceable possession of the land above fifty years past without any molestation from the defendant or his ancestors. We accordingly proceeded to lay out the land of the plaintiff up the branch of the island creek..an old marked tree which was proved to us by the oath of JAMES COLEMAN who was a processioner, which EARLE showed to COLEMAN and told him it was the line between him and COURTNELL. We had also produced to us by the defendant a patent for 1100 acres, 7 Oct. 1658. The defendant also produced a platt of a survey for 1000 acres. Two papers were produced by the plaintiff having relation to the platt and survey. We continued our course further up the ranch to a corner oak reputed to be COURTNELL's corner tree along a line of old marked trees reputed to be COURTNELL's line..down another branch. We had produced by the plaintiff an Order of Court 30 July 1713. We find by the evidence of EDWARD TURNER and his wife SARAH that the defendant told them that he had cut the dam which we find within the aforesaid bounds. If by these evidences and circumstances the court think fitt to affirm our survey we find for the plaintiff and that the defendant hath done him damage and the plaintiff is dampnified 8 pound sterling. If not, we find for the defendant. Edward Ransdell, foreman, Richard Sanford, Thomas Sanford, Wm. Lewis, Tho: (X) Batcheller, Robert. (X) Self, Stephen (X) Self, Jr. [Westmoreland County Virginia, Abstracts of Deeds & Wills No.6 1716-1720, 139, 142 Page 23. (Dorman)] === Will of SARAH PALMER, 2 Mar 1717/8; 25 Jun 1718. to dau SARAH, wife of EDWARD TURNER 1 shilling; to grdaus SARAH and JANE TURNER; SARAH 6000 lbs of tobacco, to JANE tobacco and she to be executrix of the estate. [John Frederick Dorman, Westmoreland County, Virginia Deeds and Wills No. 6, 1716-1720 (Washington, DC, 189), p. 27.] Westmoreland County VA Deeds and Wills 6:313-314, FHL microfilm 0,034,261. === 27 March 1718 - ALEXANDER SMITH TURNER being summoned as evidence in the suite depending between EDWARD TURNER pltf: & ALEXANDER PLUNKETT defend: on behalf of the pltf. And having attended two days as appeared by his oath upon his mocon it is ordered that the sd EDWARD TURNER doe pay to the sd ALEXR. SMITH TURNER the sum of eighty pounds tobo: for his attendance with costs als.exon: note that but one of above days to be taxd in bill of costs & PHILLIS TURNER wife of ALEXR: SMITH TURNER being summoned as evidence in the suite depending between EDWARD TURNER pltf. & ALEXR: PLUNKETT defendt. On behalf of the pltf: & having attended two days as appeared by her oath upon the mocon of sd ALEX: SMITH TURNER it is ordered the sd EDWARD TURNER do pay him eighty pounds of tobo: for his sd wife's attendance with costs and ex:on. Note that but one of the above days is to be taxed in the bill of costs. [Westmoreland CoVa Order Book, Page 343a, Reel #34293.] === 12 July 1718 SARAH PALMER. Inventory. Made at EDWARD TURNERs obedient to order of 25 June 1718. Appraisers sworn before Mr. Thomas Newton. Total valuation. £11.13.8. SAMUEL EARLE, JAMES COURTNEY, RICHARD HOPWOOD. [Westmoreland County VA Deeds & Wills No. 6 1716-1720 John P. Dorman., Page 57.] === 26 Oct 1720 - TURNER's estate to be sold at outcry. This court being informed that EDWARD TURNER is departed this life intestate leaving so small an estate no person hath petitioned for administ. thereon. Therefore is it ordered that the sheriff of the county do take said estate from said person or persons who hath the same in their possession (which persons are to deliver the same on oath unto his custody.) And said sheriff by way of outcry take obligacons with security in his own name of such persons as shall be purchasers. Obligatant shall be disposed of according to law. [Westmoreland Co Va Abstract of Order Book P. 398b, FHL Film #34293.] === 31 May 1721 - ALEXANDER SMITH TURNER and JANE SCOGGAN testified the subsheriff had seize of a cow of the estate belonging to EDWARD TURNER, JR., son of EDWARD TURNER, deceased, and the subsheriff was ordered to return the cow to EDWARD TURNER the younger. [Westmoreland Court Records. Film # [34293] === 28 June 1721- MARGRETT TURNER an orphant daughter of EDWARD TURNER, decd., being of the age of four yeares in the month of October next is by this Court bound an apprentice to WM. REIVES with him to serve till she shall attain the age of eighteen yeares he the sd REIVES finding & providing for his sd Apprentice good & wholesome meat, drink, washing, lodging & apparrell Suiteable & onvenient for a person under her Circumstances. As also to teach or cause her the said Margrett to be taught the art & Mistery of a Spinster. [Order Book Page 1b, Westmoreland County VA, 1721-1731, FHL 34294. === http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id= I32533 His father entered a hog & cattle mark for him 7-2-1661 in Charles Co., MD. === Elizabeth, widow of Francis POSEY and John BELAINE married a third time about 1665 to Alexander SMITH. Alexander SMITH and Elizabeth had children: 1. Elizabeth SMITH b. ca 1665; m. before 1688 Jonas RIVETT 2. Mary SMITH b. ca. 1667; m. (ca. 1685?) Edward TURNER; she d. before 1702; Edward TURNER d. ca. 1720 Westmoreland Co., VA 3. Sarah SMITH b. say 1670; m.1. 1688-1690 Henry HAWKINS, Jr.; m.2. c 1702-1706 Barton SMOOT === Anne Turner bound apprentice to William Marshall to age 16; 1667/8 (C.244) Arthur Turner, eldest s/o Arthur Turner, chose Josias Fendall as guardian; 1667/8 (C.244) Edward Turner bound apprentice to James Bowling to age 21; 1667/8 [C.2440 Female Turner child of Authur Turner dec'd, b. ca mid Oct 1667; to go to Susannah, wife of George Taylor as guardian; 1667/8 (C244) James Turner, second s/o Arthur Turner chose Walter Beane as guardian; 1667/8 (C.244) === http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mrmarsha&id=I70097 === Father: Arthur TURNER b: ABT 1622 in England Mother: Mary [UNKNOWN] b: BEF 1629 in England Marriage 1 Sarah MEREDITH b: BEF 1680 in Dorchester, MD Married: BEF 1700 in Dorchester, MD Children William TURNER b: ABT 1710 in Westmoreland, VA James TURNER b: ABT 1705 in Dorchester, MD Edward TURNER b: BEF 1714 in Westmoreland, VA Jane TURNER b: BEF 1701 in Dorchester, MD Sarah TURNER b: AFT 1704 in Dorchester, MD Margaret TURNER b: OCT 1717 in Westmoreland, VA Marriage 2 Mary SMITH b: ABT 1664 in Charles, MD Married: ABT 1679 in Charles, MD Children Arthur TURNER b: ABT 1680 in Charles, MD Alexander Smith TURNER b: ABT 1682 in Charles, MD [S170] Family Tree DNA, https://www.familytreedna.com/public/turnerdnaproject/default.aspx?section=results. #25393 ct Ed Turner turnered2 @ yahoo.com Edward Turner b 1661 St. Mary's Co. MD d 1720 Westmoreland Co. VA m (2) Sarah Meridith James Turner Sr. b c1705 Pr. Wm. Co. VA d bef 10/1773 Halifax Co. VA m Karenhappuch Norman James Turner Jr. b c1742 Spotsylvania Co. VA d 4/1809 Maury Co. TN m (1) unk Wyatt [Winnefred] Wm Turner b 1771 Halifax Co. VA d 1812/13 Maury Co. TN m Nancy Lagrand James Lagrand Turner b 9/9/1799 Richmond Co. NC d 12/9/1870 Bastrop Co. TX m (2) Julina Sessums Wallace Edwin Turner b 11/1/1846 d 2/19/1926 San Saba Co. TX m Lucy Wright Wallace Edwin Turner b 3/29/1878 Coryell Co. TX d 11/16/1957 Ft. Worth, Tarrent Co. TX m Alice Sloan Edwin 'Clark' Turner b 8/16/1902 San Saba Co. TX d 1/1997 Baker, Okaloosa Co. FL m Cora Maxwell #9539 ct Bennie Altom Bennie.altom @ att.net Edward Turner b c 1661 MD d 1720 Westmoreland Co. VA m (2) Sarah Meredith James Turner Sr. b c1705 d bef 10/1773 Halifax Co. VA m Karenhappuch Norman James Turner Jr. b c1732 Spotsylvania Co. VA d 4/1809 Maury Co. TN m unknown Wyatt James Turner III b 11/25/1772 VA d 10/1812 Anson Co. NC m Lucy Marshall James Spikes Turner b 1808 NC d 1894 Stanley Co. NC Henry Clay Turner b 1843 NC d 1892 NC [S170] Family Tree DNA, https://www.familytreedna.com/public/turnerdnaproject/default.aspx?section=results. #9539 ct Bennie Altom Bennie.altom @ att.net Edward Turner b c 1661 MD d 1720 Westmoreland Co. VA m (2) Sarah Meredith James Turner Sr. b c1705 d bef 10/1773 Halifax Co. VA m Karenhappuch Norman James Turner Jr. b c1732 Spotsylvania Co. VA d 4/1809 Maury Co. TN m unknown Wyatt James Turner III b 11/25/1772 VA d 10/1812 Anson Co. NC m Lucy Marshall James Spikes Turner b 1808 NC d 1894 Stanley Co. NC Henry Clay Turner b 1843 NC d 1892 NC #15694 ct Gwen Bjorkman gwenbj @ seanet.com Arthur Turner b 1622 England d bef 1667 Charles Co. MD m Mary Edward Turner b 1661 MD d 1720 Westmoreland Co. VA m (2) Sarah Meredith Wm Turner b c1710 VA > Pr. Wm. Co. VA in 1747 d aft 1769 m Sarah John Meridy Turner b bef 1746 VA d 6/1815 Fauquier Co. VA m Elizabeth John Meridith Turner b 1787 Fauquier Co. VA d 2/15/1853 Arbela, Scotland Co. MO m Harriet Cooke Charles Daniel Turner b 1/1/1832 Licking, OH d 11/26/1917 Whitman Co. WA m (2) Marianna Eliza Evans Edward Daniel Turner b 9/4/1876 Columbia, WA d 8/29/1940 Lewiston, Nez Perce, ID m Orelena Roberts Melvin Verner Turner b 11/17/1897 Frazier, Nez Perce Co. ID d 8/21/1985 Clarkston, Asotin Co. WA