Lillie M. Spence1

F, b. circa 1906
Pedigree
FatherWalter J. Spence1 b. c 1883
MotherIda Mister1 b. May 1888, d. 26 Nov 1932
ChartsDescendants of John Fisher (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Nicholas Granger (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Descendants of Richard Smith (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Charlemagne (741-813, King of the Franks & Holy Roman Emperor of the West)
Last Edited7 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1906Lillie M. Spence was born circa 1906.1 
Marriage*circa 1920She married Hurlie James Bradshaw Sr. circa 1920.2 
Married Namecirca 1920 As of circa 1920,her married name was Bradshaw. 
Marriage*15 June 1940Lillie M. Spence married John Arthur Lathbury on 15 June 1940 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as John Arthur Lathbury, age 44, the son of Charles Lathbury & Joanna Peterson and she was shown as Lillie M. Spence Bradshaw, age 34, the daughter of Walter Spence & Ida Mister.3 
Married Name15 June 1940 As of 15 June 1940,her married name was Lathbury. 

Family 1

 Hurlie James Bradshaw Sr. b. 20 Oct 1900, d. 14 Apr 1940
Child 1.Hurlie James Bradshaw Jr.2 b. 28 Nov 1921, d. 2 Sep 1997

Family 2

 John Arthur Lathbury b. c 1896

Citations

  1. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Lillie M Spence Bradshaw in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014.
  2. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Hurlie James Bradshaw & Delia Mae Tull in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014 (his parents were Hurlie James Bradshaw & Lillie Spence).
  3. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, John Arthur Lathbury & Lillie M Spence Bradshaw in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014.

John Arthur Lathbury1

M, b. circa 1896
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Fisher (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Nicholas Granger (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Descendants of Richard Smith (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Charlemagne (741-813, King of the Franks & Holy Roman Emperor of the West)
Last Edited7 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1896John Arthur Lathbury was born circa 1896 at Northampton Co, VA.1 
Marriage*15 June 1940He married Lillie M. Spence, daughter of Walter J. Spence and Ida Mister, on 15 June 1940 at Northampton Co, VA. He was shown as John Arthur Lathbury, age 44, the son of Charles Lathbury & Joanna Peterson and she was shown as Lillie M. Spence Bradshaw, age 34, the daughter of Walter Spence & Ida Mister.1 

Family

 Lillie M. Spence b. c 1906

Citations

  1. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, John Arthur Lathbury & Lillie M Spence Bradshaw in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014.

Hurlie James Bradshaw Sr.1

M, b. 20 October 1900, d. 14 April 1940
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of John Fisher (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Nicholas Granger (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Descendants of Richard Smith (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Charlemagne (741-813, King of the Franks & Holy Roman Emperor of the West)
Last Edited7 Nov 2018
Birth*20 October 1900Hurlie James Bradshaw Sr. was born on 20 October 1900 at Northampton Co, VA.2 
Marriage*circa 1920He married Lillie M. Spence, daughter of Walter J. Spence and Ida Mister, circa 1920.1 
Death*14 April 1940Hurlie James Bradshaw Sr. died on 14 April 1940 at Elizabeth City Co, VA, at age 39. He was shown as Hurley Bradshaw, born 20 Oct 1900, died 14 Apr 1940, the son of Henry Bradshaw & ____ Martin and the husband of Lillie Bradshaw.2 

Family

 Lillie M. Spence b. c 1906
Child 1.Hurlie James Bradshaw Jr.1 b. 28 Nov 1921, d. 2 Sep 1997

Citations

  1. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Hurlie James Bradshaw & Delia Mae Tull in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014 (his parents were Hurlie James Bradshaw & Lillie Spence).
  2. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Hurley Bradshaw in the Virginia, Death Records, 1912-2014.

Hurlie James Bradshaw Jr.1

M, b. 28 November 1921, d. 2 September 1997
Pedigree
FatherHurlie James Bradshaw Sr.1 b. 20 Oct 1900, d. 14 Apr 1940
MotherLillie M. Spence1 b. c 1906
ChartsDescendants of John Fisher (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Nicholas Granger (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Descendants of Richard Smith (First Families of Virginia)
Descendants of Charlemagne (741-813, King of the Franks & Holy Roman Emperor of the West)
Last Edited7 Nov 2018
Birth*28 November 1921Hurlie James Bradshaw Jr. was born on 28 November 1921.2 
Death*2 September 1997He died on 2 September 1997 at Quimby, Accomack Co, VA, at age 75. He was shown as Herlie James Bradshaw, born 28 Nov 1921 & died 2 Sep 1997, the son of Herlie J. Bradshaw & Lillie M. Spence.2 

Citations

  1. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Hurlie James Bradshaw & Delia Mae Tull in the Virginia, Marriage Records, 1936-2014 (his parents were Hurlie James Bradshaw & Lillie Spence).
  2. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, Herlie James Bradshaw in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007.

Southey Francis Miles1

M, b. 27 April 1822, d. 15 May 1900
Pedigree
Last Edited7 Nov 2018
Birth*27 April 1822Southey Francis Miles was born on 27 April 1822 at Marion, Somerset Co, MD.1 
Marriage*12 October 1846He married Christianna Roach on 12 October 1846 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as Southy Miles and Christianna Roach.2 
Census head*1860Southey was listed as a head of household in the census of 1860 at Brinkleys District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#219 was headed by Southy F. Miles, age 26. Listed with him were Christiana Miles, age 24; Eliza J. Miles, age 12 and Adelia C. Miles, age 10.3 
Biography*1862War on the Shore: Somerset man killed a Union soldier
Delmarva Now Published 3:41 p.m. ET July 5, 2014
Updated 10:10 a.m. ET July 7, 2014

When the sun rose Sunday morning, Aug. 31, 1862, farmer Southey F. Miles was ready to do routine chores when he noticed men on horseback coming up his long lane. In just minutes, Miles, 39, the father of seven children, would murder one of them. Suzanne Coons, 84, of near Marion Station, related the details of that day that is still remembered in Somerset County.

"Southey F. Miles lived in Coulbourn's Creek area of Marion Station. He was a big farmer, a Southern sympathizer, very much so," she said. "The Union Army had a camp at Coulborne's Creek. They knew the Southern sympathizers around there were sending stuff down the bay to the South. I think it was routine at the time for the Union troops to travel around the farms in the area and get food — cows, pigs, whatever they wanted — and of course the local people were scared to death and gave it to them.

"I think they had been to Southey's house several times, taking whatever they wanted."

With a strong, clear voice, Coons related the details of death.

"Finally, this one time, they were comin' up the lane. He had his big, pretty, pretty, two-story house down the lane, a long lane it was. He saw them coming so he went and got his gun. He said to his wife, 'I've had enough of this.' "

Another member of the Miles family later recalled that the farmer said to his wife, "Christiana, get me my gun" as the Yankees approached the house.

"From the upstairs window he shot one of the soldiers and killed him dead," Coons said, her words coming slowly.

The man he killed was George T. Dix, just 19, a corporal in Co. K, 1st Regiment Eastern Shore Maryland Volunteers. Miles then fled his home.

"He was able to escape. The family story, I have always heard it, he got to the home of my great-grandfather, Henry White Hall. He was a very good friend of Southey Miles — even their wives were good friends, always close. Henry White Hall said, 'You go back into Dunn Swamp and hide and I will bring you food and keep you supplied with what you need.' He did that for three or four months until somebody told on them and the Federal troops found out where he was hiding and he was arrested."

Coons paused as she recounted the secrets of the family.

"My great-grandfather was also arrested."

Confirmation of a murder

Even though it has been almost 150 years since the Civil War ended, people remember the one Somerset County man who took on the Yankees single-handedly.

Coons said the case was heard in Federal Court in Baltimore: "They both were found not guilty and sent back home."

Research by Ray Thompson and his staff of the Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture at Salisbury University found a record indicating Miles was about to be drafted in the Union Army.

"In the 1862 Enrollment Record he is noted as being 40 and, the record says, he 'absconded for killing a man.' So that pretty much confirms that he really did murder someone," Thompson said.

Just a year earlier, Miles had his eye on being a lawman. In 1861, he was a candidate for sheriff in Somerset County, but lost by just two votes.

In a semi-autobiographical sketch that appeared in the "Portrait and Biographical Record of the Eastern Shore of Maryland," published in 1898, Miles noted he began to work in the oyster business when he was 16 and was so engaged at the start of the Civil War. His father, William, was also a waterman, but in later years became a farmer and owned land on Coulbourne's Creek and lived at the "old homestead." It was there that Southey was born April 27, 1822. He married Christiana Roach in 1846. They were the parents of seven children.

He stated his "sympathies were with the South," and "several times was arrested by the Federals" because of his "known opinions."

It appears that in the early years of the war, Miles "went to Virginia and for six months remained there selling goods to the soldiers." He doesn't explain the circumstances that led to his capture and imprisonment, for five months, at Fort McHenry. There is no confession of a murder, nor does Miles make any mention of Henry White Hall.

Thompson and his staff also found an entry in the April 26, 1864, edition of The (Baltimore) Sun noting that "Southey F. Miles was arrested yesterday and locked up in the military prison by order of Brigadier-General Lockwood. The charge against him was not stated."

The June 17, 1864, edition of the The Sun carried the following news brief: "Southy F. Miles of Somerset County, Md., charged with the murder of George F Dix of Co. K ... was acquitted and released from prison yesterday," (June 16, 1864). An apparent error in the Union muster roll noted that Dix was "killed in action," Oct. 31, 1861. The Sun gives the date as the "month of August 1862."

"Other damage"

Kellee Blake, retired director of the National Archives-Mid Atlantic Region, who is working on an extensive and in-depth book about Civil War history on the lower Eastern Shore, found the Compiled Service Record of George F. Dix that includes a date and an historically important remark. "Killed August 31, 1862, by Southey F. Miles a notorious Rebel."

Blake also learned details of the case.

"After the war, Miles sued the officer who arrested him for Dix's murder. Miles sued former Lt. William F. Porter of Co. K for trespass and seizure in the District Court of Somerset County on Oct. 2, 1865. The lawsuit claimed Porter 'broke in,' trod down and destroyed the grass, with force and arms entered and 'alarmed the family,' and did 'other wrongs.' Miles also charged Porter with taking away his gun, canoe, 20 bushels of corn, and horse and carriage. Miles demanded a total of $3,000 in damages."

By the time Porter "broke in," Miles was on the run.

According to Blake's research, Porter made the following statement: "Col. James Wallace, commanding my regiment, justly incensed at this murder, sent out to me and others the most imperative orders to arrest Miles at all hazards, even if his life should be the forfeit in so doing. Acting under these orders as well as more specific orders from my company commander, I lost no time in taking all needful measures to secure his arrest. To this end I entered the private house of Miles in search of him and, failing to find him, took the gun with which he had committed the murder ..."

As for the other claims in the suit, they may have been a culmination of other issues involving Dix and Miles' role as a "notorious Rebel."

"Porter claimed," said Blake, "that on Sept. 1, 1862, while serving on a Coast Guard duty to stop blockade running and the carrying of Rebel mail, Corp. George T. Dix of his company 'was shot dead by one Southey F. Miles, the plaintiff in the suit, a notorious and avowed Rebel. After committing the cold-blooded murder, Miles made his escape to the South and, as I am informed, afterward acted in a position of trust under the Rebel government.

"The case was investigated by the military authorities at the time, but failing to secure the person of Miles, nothing was then done. The Grand Jury of Somerset Co., notoriously Rebel affiliating with him failed to find a bill and hence after a short stay South, he returned to home. Subsequently, Miles was arrested brought to Baltimore the case investigated by a military commission & for want of proper testimony dismissed. Without stopping to remark as to the propriety or impropriety of this, I proceed to state my actions in connection with the murder for which suit is now brought.' "

"I know of at least one other verifiable murder of a Union soldier on the Shore, and that is the murder of Private Noah Patrick, Company D, 1st Md. E.S. during a shootout with escaped convict Gilley Bundick in December 1863," Blake said.

The Sun also reported that on June 18, 1864, "Southey F. Miles, Somerset County, P and A and W Sterling, Anamessex, Somerset County, and Benjamin Somers, took the oath of allegiance yesterday at Colonel Woolley's office." That oath required an individual deemed to be sympathetic or supporting Confederacy to "pledge loyalty and allegiance to the Union."

After the fact

Whatever happened that day on Miles' farm remains a mystery. Yet the act of killing a Federal soldier was rare on the Shore, and that the family of his friend, Henry White Hall, would hand down a story involving their ancestor in complicity is also unique.

After the war, Miles remained at the family homeplace and resumed farming. In 1867, he was elected sheriff and soon after was "captain of the oyster police forces" (which became the Maryland Department of Natural Resources) at an annual salary of $1,200. He ran, unsuccessfully, for a seat in the state legislature in 1870.

Miles reported he was appointed "collector of customs for the port of Crisfield" during the first administration of President Grover Cleveland. He served two years and resigned, he said, in favor of his son, Alonzo.

By 1888, he retired from farming and operating a general store in Marion Station. In 1897, he built a new home, apparently independent of the old Miles homeplace. His wife died in 1885. A weather-worn tombstone notes Southey Francis Miles died in 1900. He was remembered for the more than 37 years as a trustee and steward of the Methodist Protestant Church.

He died a wealthy man. Thompson's staff discovered Miles was well-to-do by the opening of the war.

"In 1860 he is listed in census records as a farmer worth $12,000, and his real estate was valued at $5,000. He was a prominent land owner in 1870 with property valued at $23,500 and personal real estate at $8,050," Thompson said.

The old Miles home is gone, but the site is better known today as the Tom Whittington Farm along Coulbourne's Creek, north of Marion Station.

"When Norman Whittington bought the old homeplace, he destroyed it and built that brick house that's there now. Josh Miles, Southey's grandson, got all the family graves moved to St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Quindocqua," Coons said.

"Southey F. Miles contributed a lot to the community and this area," she said. "I think he murdered that Yankee because he was simply stealing things off the farm. He just said he had enough of it."

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Census head1870Southey was listed as a head of household in the census of 1870 at Brinkleys District, Somerset Co, MD. HH#257 was headed by Southey F. Miles, a 48 year old farmer with real estate valued at $23,500 and personal property valued at $8,025. Listed with him were Christianna Miles, age 46; Eliza J. Miles, age 22; Adelia C. Miles, age 19; Joshua W. Miles, age 11; Southey F. Miles, age 9; and Alonzo Miles, age 6.4 
Death*15 May 1900He died on 15 May 1900 at Marion, Somerset Co, MD, at age 78. Southey Frank Miles comes from a long line of Miles dating back to the earliest settlers of Somerset Co., MD. He was a waterman by trade and started in the oyster business on Coulbourne's Creek. During the Civil War he was a southern sympathizer and went to Virginia to sell goods to Confederate troops. He was arrested and spent 5 months in the stockade at Ft. McHenry toward the end of the war. Following his release he operated a store for many years at the intersection of Tull's Corner and Hudson Corner roads. He was a life-long resident of Marion, MD.1 
Burial*Southey was buried at Paint Paul's Cemetery, Marion, Somerset Co, MD.1 

Family

 Christianna Roach b. 10 Feb 1824, d. 24 Jan 1885
Marriage*12 October 1846He married Christianna Roach on 12 October 1846 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as Southy Miles and Christianna Roach.2 

Citations

  1. [S2259] findagrave.com, MEMORIAL ID 72894138 (Southey Francis Miles).
  2. [S564] Roy C. Pollitt, Somerset Co, MD, Marriage Records, 1796-1871.
  3. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, 1860 Federal Census, Somerset Co, MD.
  4. [S802] Ancestry.com web page, Ancestry.com, 1870 Federal Census, Somerset Co, MD.

Christianna Roach1

F, b. 10 February 1824, d. 24 January 1885
Pedigree
Last Edited7 Nov 2018
Birth*10 February 1824Christianna Roach was born on 10 February 1824 at Marion, Somerset Co, MD.2 
Marriage*12 October 1846She married Southey Francis Miles on 12 October 1846 at Somerset Co, MD. They were shown as Southy Miles and Christianna Roach.1 
Married Name12 October 1846 As of 12 October 1846,her married name was Miles. 
Death*24 January 1885Christianna Roach died on 24 January 1885 at Marion, Somerset Co, MD, at age 60.2 
Burial*Christianna was buried at Paint Paul's Cemetery, Marion, Somerset Co, MD.2 

Family

 Southey Francis Miles b. 27 Apr 1822, d. 15 May 1900

Citations

  1. [S564] Roy C. Pollitt, Somerset Co, MD, Marriage Records, 1796-1871.
  2. [S2259] findagrave.com, MEMORIAL ID 72894347 (Christina Roach Miles).

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F, b. circa 1680
Pedigree
Last Edited8 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1680(-----) (-----) was born circa 1680. 
Marriage*circa 1700She married Rowland Beavans II, son of Rowland Beavans I and Mary Berry, circa 1700. 
Married Namecirca 1700 As of circa 1700,her married name was Beavans. 

Family

 Rowland Beavans II b. 23 Nov 1674, d. b 9 Aug 1744
Child 1.Sarah Beavans+ b. c 1704

Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1

M, b. circa 1728, d. before 31 August 1793
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Samuel) Turner II1 b. c 1697, d. b 30 Mar 1770
MotherSarah Beavans1 b. c 1704
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1728Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) was born circa 1728 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*3 January 1750/51He married Jane Huet Bozeman on 3 January 1750/51 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Tax list*between 1752 and 1778Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) was on the tax list between 1752 and 1778 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, MD.2 
Land deed named in*11 August 1757He was named in a deed on 11 August 1757 at tract Bundelin's Quarter, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Bundelin's Quarter, 300 ac (which had been surveyed in 1735 at 300 ac), having been seized for debt of John Rudolphus Bundelin and sold by sheriff at auction to Thomas Nixon [since 28 Mar of same year?] on this date conveyed by sheriff to Thomas Nixon. Bundelin must have contested this; he left Bundelin's Quarter in his will written 13 Aug 1758 to Samuel Beavans Turner (and died by Oct 1758), and in adjoining survey for Jehu Turner in 1762 this land is labeled Alate claim'd by John Rodolphus Bundeline." Apparently Nixon prevailed: see 11 Aug 1768 where Thomas Nixon conveyed a chunk of this land via Samuel Turner to Samuel Johnson. Note that most of that same chunk of Bundelin's Quarter had been designated as part of John Turner's land when Thomas Davison's land was surveyed in 1750; Davison's survey itself showed considerable of Bundelin's Quarter. Other areas of Bundelin's Quarter were designated as "Abraham Smith's Land" and "Land late of John Dyer" on Davison's 1750 survey. Had Bundelin somehow sold these pieces of Bundelin's Quarter but never legally conveyed them to John Turner, Smith and Dyer, or were they just renters? How could Davison's survey so significantly overlap Bundelin's previously surveyed land? It looks as if the surveyor was unaware of the 1735 survey, but aware of the tenure, of whatever nature, of Turner and the others. After the sheriff's sale, the original boundaries of Bundelin's Quarter were observed, at least on the east end.2 
Will - Named as heir*13 August 1758Samuel was named as a heir in a will on 13 August 1758 at Kent Co, DE. In his will John Rudolphus Byndelin named an only heir: friend Samuel Beauenes Turner and made him Extr.3 
Land bought13 May 1761He bought land on 13 May 1761 at tract James' Park, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, MD. Samuel Beavans Turner, merchant, buys 150 ac from Alexander Hamilton for £19:10. (Hamilton tract later called James’s Park) [Bk Q:39-40].2 
Land bought*9 August 1762He bought land on 9 August 1762 at 127 acre tract, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Elijah Turner & wife Mary, d/o Arthur Hill, sell their part of 127 ac Mispillion Hd tract [part west of road] to Samuel Bevins Turner for £30. Witt: Jehu, & Sarah Turner [Q:108].2 
Land wit deed*1764He witnessed a deed in 1764 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Arthur Hill [Jr] sells to Thomas Clifton part of tract of 385 1/4 ac patented 1750 by Arthur Hill Sr, since deceased; wit Samuel B. Turner.2 
Land bought*31 January 1767He bought land on 31 January 1767 at tract Turner's Choice (NW), Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Samuel Turner Sr sells to [his son] Samuel Beavens Turner 150 ac [of] Turner's Choice [NW]; wits. William & Nathan Fleming [Bk R:169].2 
Will - Father's*21 November 1769Samuel was named in his father's will on 21 November 1769 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Turner gave unto his well beloved Samuel Bevans Turner and to my daughter Joyce and my daughter Loar (Lear or Leah) and to my son Henry Turner and my son Jehu Turner one shilling sterling to each of them to be paid by my executors after by decease. To my son Elias Turner the whole and sole advantage and benefit of a deed of sale past to me from Andrew Calwell to him and his heirs. To my well beloved wife Sarah Turner all the rest of my estate of all my money that I am possessed with. My well beloved wife and my son Jehu Turner whole and sole executors. Witt: Serfener Murphy, Jeremiah Morris & Jeremiah Morris Junior.1,4 
Land sold*18 May 1784He sold land on 18 May 1784 at Kent Co, DE. Samuel Bevins Turner, of Kent Co, gent, and Jane (Jean) his wife and George Turner, of Kent Co, for 150 [pounds] sold to William Addams, of Sussex Co, farmer all their share in a 80 a. tr of land … whereas the said Samuel Bevins Turner, by virtue of a deed of sale from Elijah Turner & Mary his wife, became siezed in all their share of a tract of land which was surveyed to Arthur Hill by virtue of a warrant dated at Phila 27 Oct 1739 and by the afsd Hill by his will given (all the part that lies to the west of the road leading from the Bugobo House into Kent Co) to his daughter the said Mary who intermarried with the afsd Elijah Turner, and the said Samuel Turner, being so seized did afterward give the same to his son George Turner, but never conveyed the same, and the said George Turner on 28 Mar 1778 did pass a bond on himself condition for his conveying the afsd tract of land unto John Marrett of Kent Co, which bond was on [blank] assigned unto the afsd William Addams … the said Samuel Bevins Turner & Jane his wife & George Turner appoint Thomas White or Richard Smith, Esqrs, their attys to ackn this deed in court … . Wit: Thos White, Thos Tootle. Ackn 18 May 1784 by Jane Turner before Thomas White judge. Proved by Thomas White, Esqr, and ackn by Richard Smith Smith before James Sykes prothy. (Zpg: 196.)2 
Lived*1785He lived in 1785 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE.2 
Will*22 February 1793Samuel made a will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever. Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns. Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year. I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.2,5 
Death*before 31 August 1793He died before 31 August 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. It was on this date that his will was proved.2,5 

Family

 Jane Huet Bozeman b. c 1730
Marriage*3 January 1750/51He married Jane Huet Bozeman on 3 January 1750/51 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Children 1.George (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
 2.Benjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1754, d. 1834
 3.Eunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1758
 4.Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1762, d. b 22 Feb 1793
 5.Polly (of Sam Bevans) Turner2 b. c 1764
 6.Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1766
 7.Sally (of Sam Bevans) Turner2 b. c 1768
 8.Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1770, d. b Nov 1825
 9.Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner+2 b. c 1772, d. 30 Nov 1847
 10.Levicy (of Sam Bevans) Turner2 b. c 1774

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Delaware Archives in Dover Vol. 51 page 178, the will of Samuel Turner.
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 177 (will of John Rudolphus Byndelin).
  4. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 249 (will of Samuel Turner, wife Sarah).
  5. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Joyce (of Samuel II) Turner1

F, b. circa 1730
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Samuel) Turner II1 b. c 1697, d. b 30 Mar 1770
MotherSarah Beavans1 b. c 1704
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1730Joyce (of Samuel II) Turner was born circa 1730 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*21 November 1769Joyce was named in her father's will on 21 November 1769 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Turner gave unto his well beloved Samuel Bevans Turner and to my daughter Joyce and my daughter Loar (Lear or Leah) and to my son Henry Turner and my son Jehu Turner one shilling sterling to each of them to be paid by my executors after by decease. To my son Elias Turner the whole and sole advantage and benefit of a deed of sale past to me from Andrew Calwell to him and his heirs. To my well beloved wife Sarah Turner all the rest of my estate of all my money that I am possessed with. My well beloved wife and my son Jehu Turner whole and sole executors. Witt: Serfener Murphy, Jeremiah Morris & Jeremiah Morris Junior.1,2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Delaware Archives in Dover Vol. 51 page 178, the will of Samuel Turner.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 249 (will of Samuel Turner, wife Sarah).

Leah (of Samuel II) Turner1

F, b. circa 1732
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Samuel) Turner II1 b. c 1697, d. b 30 Mar 1770
MotherSarah Beavans1 b. c 1704
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1732Leah (of Samuel II) Turner was born circa 1732 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*18 December 1750She married Jonathan Clifton on 18 December 1750 at Kent Co, MD. This is to certify whom it doath concearn that Johnathan Clefton and Leah Turner hath published their intentions of marriage at mye house and these are further to certified that Johnathan Clefton and Leah Turner hath sollomnized their marrege at the house of Samuel Turner father of the afsd Leah Before Me Thomas Clark Justice for Kent Co ... . Wit: Thomas Clark, John Cliefton, John Marrett, Robert Owens, James Anderson, Wm Owens, Samuell Turner, Sarah Clifton, Sarah Turner, Samuel Beaueny Turner, Mary Clifton, Eliz Brown, Mary Brown.2 
Married Name18 December 1750 As of 18 December 1750,her married name was Clifton. 
Will - Father's*21 November 1769Leah was named in her father's will on 21 November 1769 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Turner gave unto his well beloved Samuel Bevans Turner and to my daughter Joyce and my daughter Loar (Lear or Leah) and to my son Henry Turner and my son Jehu Turner one shilling sterling to each of them to be paid by my executors after by decease. To my son Elias Turner the whole and sole advantage and benefit of a deed of sale past to me from Andrew Calwell to him and his heirs. To my well beloved wife Sarah Turner all the rest of my estate of all my money that I am possessed with. My well beloved wife and my son Jehu Turner whole and sole executors. Witt: Serfener Murphy, Jeremiah Morris & Jeremiah Morris Junior.1,3 
Will - Husb's*7 February 1789Leah was named in her husband's will on 7 February 1789 at Kent Co, DE. Jonathan Clifton named his wife Leah in his will.4 

Family

 Jonathan Clifton b. c 1725, d. a 7 Feb 1789

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Delaware Archives in Dover Vol. 51 page 178, the will of Samuel Turner.
  2. [S971] F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of Delaware, Vol. 4, p. 19 (Clifton Family).
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 249 (will of Samuel Turner, wife Sarah).
  4. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Henry (of Samuel II) Turner1

M, b. circa 1743
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Samuel) Turner II1 b. c 1697, d. b 30 Mar 1770
MotherSarah Beavans1 b. c 1704
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1743Henry (of Samuel II) Turner was born circa 1743 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Tax list*1764He was on the tax list in 1764 at Kent Co, DE. Henry Turner appears in Mispillion Hd. Kent Co DE tax lists, is scratched off in 1765 and does not appear thereafter; he was still living in 1769 per his father's will. He may have been part of the 1760s migration to Onslow Co, NC, but is not on the tax lists there for 1769-1771. Henry Turner is on an undated Onslow Co tax list which I have guessed may be from 1768-1773, which Steve Turner may eventually be able to date more accurately as he is working on a hopefully definitive study of Onslow Co 18th Century tax lists. A Henry Turner was a witness for Samuel Turner there in 1772. The same or a different Henry Turner appears in Tryon Co, NC 26 Jul 1770 buying property where he apparently remained until moving to KY in 1798 and later to TN; Salmon Turner DNA testee Everett Turner is a descendant of this Henry Turner.2 
Will - Father's*21 November 1769Henry was named in his father's will on 21 November 1769 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Turner gave unto his well beloved Samuel Bevans Turner and to my daughter Joyce and my daughter Loar (Lear or Leah) and to my son Henry Turner and my son Jehu Turner one shilling sterling to each of them to be paid by my executors after by decease. To my son Elias Turner the whole and sole advantage and benefit of a deed of sale past to me from Andrew Calwell to him and his heirs. To my well beloved wife Sarah Turner all the rest of my estate of all my money that I am possessed with. My well beloved wife and my son Jehu Turner whole and sole executors. Witt: Serfener Murphy, Jeremiah Morris & Jeremiah Morris Junior.1,3 
Tax listbetween 1768 and 1773He was on the tax list between 1768 and 1773 at Onslow Co, NC. He may have been part of the 1760s migration to Onslow Co, NC, but is not on the tax lists there for 1769-1771. Henry Turner is on an undated Onslow Co tax list which Steve Turner guesses may be from 1768-1773; he hopes to eventually be able to date more accurately as he is working on a hopefully definitive study of Onslow Co 18th Century tax lists. A Henry Turner was a witness for Samuel Turner there in 1772. The same or a different Henry Turner appears in Tryon Co, NC 26 Jul 1770 buying property where he apparently remained until moving to KY in 1798 and later to TN; Salmon Turner DNA testee Everett Turner is a descendant of this Henry Turner.2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Delaware Archives in Dover Vol. 51 page 178, the will of Samuel Turner.
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 249 (will of Samuel Turner, wife Sarah).

Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner1

M, b. circa 1736, d. before 26 January 1797
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Samuel) Turner II1 b. c 1697, d. b 30 Mar 1770
MotherSarah Beavans1 b. c 1704
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited11 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1736Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner was born circa 1736 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Land warrant*11 March 1758He was granted a warrant for land on 11 March 1758 at Kent Co, DE. It contained 30 acres.2 
Tax list*between 1759 and 1782He was on the tax list between 1759 and 1782 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In some instances John seems to appear instead of Jehu, but the writing could sometimes be read either way and the name may have been miswritten or miscopied on some of the lists. Steve Turner feels it is likely that Jehu, not John, was actually the person in question on these apparently discrepant lists. Jehu in much handwriting is easily mistaken for the far more common name John, whereas the opposite would be a much more unlikely mistake to make.2 
Marriage*circa 1762He married Nicey Adams, daughter of Roger Adams and Elizabeth 'Betty' (of Chas I) Nutter, circa 1762 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Land wit deed9 August 1762Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner witnessed a deed on 9 August 1762 at 127 acre tract, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Elijah Turner & wife Mary, d/o Arthur Hill, sell their part of 127 ac Mispillion Hd tract [part west of road] to Samuel Bevins Turner for £30. Witt: Jehu, & Sarah Turner [Q:108].2 
Land surveyed*8 October 1762He's land was surveyed on 8 October 1762 at 61 acres in Forest, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Survey by Will[iam] Killen for Jehu Turner of 61 ac + 6% in the Forest of Mispillion Hd, Kent Co DE, by warrant dated 11 Mar 1750 (to whom?); adj Samuel Turner Sr [on N] and Jr. [on SE], Jeremiah Morris, [on E], Abraham Smith [on W] and [apparently Bundelin's Quarter on SW].2 
Land wit deed*1 January 1763He witnessed a deed on 1 January 1763 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. William Tharp (Thorp) of Cedar Creek Hundred, Sussex Co, yeoman, for 160 pounds sold to Samuel Turner Junr of Mispillion Hundred Kent Co, son of John Turner late of same place, yeoman…a tract of land and swamp bounded by land of Samuel Turner Junr surveyed by William Killen Esqr by virtue of a warrant bearing date 8 Apr 1758 near Cow Swamp, Thomas Davison, John Rudolphus Bundelin, house where the said John Turner late did dwell, Jeremiah Morris and the heirs of Andrew Jordon…235½ a. …" [etc.] Adj to Jeremiah Morris; wit; John Turner, Jehu Turner.2 
Est Settm't F-in-law*9 September 1766He was named in the settlement of his father-in-law's estate on 9 September 1766 at Dorchester Co, MD. His wife was shown as Nicey Turner, daughter of Roger Adams, in the settlement of the estate of Roger Adams.3 
Land bought*9 February 1767He bought land on 9 February 1767 at tract Turner's Choice (NW), Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Samuel Turner Sr of Kent Co DE sells to Jehu Turner the rest (A116" ac) of Turner's Choice [NW] and 65 1/4 ac [Addition to Turner's Choice (NW)]; wits. [his son] Elias & [his brother John's son] Samuel Turner Jr [Bk R:168].2 
Will - Father's*21 November 1769Jehu was named in his father's will on 21 November 1769 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Turner gave unto his well beloved Samuel Bevans Turner and to my daughter Joyce and my daughter Loar (Lear or Leah) and to my son Henry Turner and my son Jehu Turner one shilling sterling to each of them to be paid by my executors after by decease. To my son Elias Turner the whole and sole advantage and benefit of a deed of sale past to me from Andrew Calwell to him and his heirs. To my well beloved wife Sarah Turner all the rest of my estate of all my money that I am possessed with. My well beloved wife and my son Jehu Turner whole and sole executors. Witt: Serfener Murphy, Jeremiah Morris & Jeremiah Morris Junior.1,4 
Land sold*7 October 1788He sold land on 7 October 1788 at unnamed tract, Pocomoke Hundred, Worcester Co, MD. According to Ruth Dryden, John Turner, son of Samuel, sold to Samuel Taylor, son of Solomon, 100 acres in Pocomoke Hundred, no name of tract, which she assumed was Samuel's Adventure. According to Steve Turner, Samuel Turner II did not have a son John, but did have a son Jehu, and this may have been him. Steve provided the following transcription. "This Indenture made the Seventh Day of October Anno Domini Seventeen hundred and Eighty Eight Between John Turner Sun and heir of Samuel Turner of Worcester County in the State of of Maryland of the one part and Samuel Taylor (Son of Solomon Taylor) of the County and State aforesaid of the other Part Witnesseth that the Said John Turner for and in Consideration of the sum of five Shillings Current money of maryland to him in hand paid by the said Samuel Taylor before the Sealing and delivery of these presents, have bargained and Soled and by these presents doth give grant bargain and Sell unto the said Samuel Taylor his heirs and Assigns all the Lands that lieth in Pocomoke hundred and County aforesaid that formerly did belong to Samuel Turner being the same or Part of the Same lands whereon a certain Edmond Cropper now liveth with all the priviledges and Appertenances thereunto belonging or in any manner appertaining To have and to hold the aforesaid Land and premises as above Set forth and discribed, unto the said Samuel Taylor his heirs and assigns forever. In testamoney Whereof the said John Turner to these presents his hand hath sett and seal affixed the day and year first above written." Witnesses were two JPs., and John Turner proved it himself before them the same day, Oct 7. In the margin it says Delivered Saml Taylor Carpenter. (Source: Worcester Co, MD Liber L & M: p. 434 of Liber M). Steve reports there seems to be no evidence if or when Samuel II sold or disposed of Samuel's Adventure after the taxes were last known paid on it in 1762. It was not specifically mentioned in his will, unless it was part of the rest of his estate he left to his wife. Since the price was only 5 shillings, perhaps it was some remaining minor interest Jehu had in the land that was being purchased to obtain a clear title. (NOTE: It is also possible that John of Samuel Turner I was still living had even survived to 1788 or later if he was the John son of Samuel who sold unspecified Pocomoke Hundred land of his father's in 1788.)5,2 
Will - Brother's*22 February 1793Jehu was named in his brother's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Micah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever. Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns. Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year. I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.6 
Will*10 May 1796Jehu made a will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)7,2 
Death*before 26 January 1797He died before 26 January 1797 at Kent Co, DE. It was on this date that his will was proved.7 

Family

 Nicey Adams b. c 1744
Marriage*circa 1762He married Nicey Adams, daughter of Roger Adams and Elizabeth 'Betty' (of Chas I) Nutter, circa 1762 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Children 1.Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner+2 b. c 1762, d. c 11 Aug 1807
 2.Jesse (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner2 b. c 1764
 3.Elizabeth (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner+2 b. 11 Dec 1765, d. 7 Jul 1813
 4.William P. (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner2 b. c 1766, d. 3 Mar 1854
 5.Reuben (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner+2 b. c 1775
 6.Unicy (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner2 b. c 1785

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Delaware Archives in Dover Vol. 51 page 178, the will of Samuel Turner.
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  3. [S2216] F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of Delaware, Vol. 3, p. 26 (adm of Rober Adams of Dorchester Co, MD, to Roger Adams, yeoman).
  4. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 249 (will of Samuel Turner, wife Sarah).
  5. [S2158] Ruth T. Dryden, Land Records of Worcester County, Maryland, 1666-1810, p. 540 (tract Samuels Adventure).
  6. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).
  7. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Jane Huet Bozeman1

F, b. circa 1730
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1730Jane Huet Bozeman was born circa 1730 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*3 January 1750/51She married Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant), son of Samuel (of Samuel) Turner II and Sarah Beavans, on 3 January 1750/51 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Married Name3 January 1750/51 As of 3 January 1750/51,her married name was Turner. 
Land sold*18 May 1784Jane Huet Bozeman sold land on 18 May 1784 at Kent Co, DE. Samuel Bevins Turner, of Kent Co, gent, and Jane (Jean) his wife and George Turner, of Kent Co, for 150 [pounds] sold to William Addams, of Sussex Co, farmer all their share in a 80 a. tr of land … whereas the said Samuel Bevins Turner, by virtue of a deed of sale from Elijah Turner & Mary his wife, became siezed in all their share of a tract of land which was surveyed to Arthur Hill by virtue of a warrant dated at Phila 27 Oct 1739 and by the afsd Hill by his will given (all the part that lies to the west of the road leading from the Bugobo House into Kent Co) to his daughter the said Mary who intermarried with the afsd Elijah Turner, and the said Samuel Turner, being so seized did afterward give the same to his son George Turner, but never conveyed the same, and the said George Turner on 28 Mar 1778 did pass a bond on himself condition for his conveying the afsd tract of land unto John Marrett of Kent Co, which bond was on [blank] assigned unto the afsd William Addams … the said Samuel Bevins Turner & Jane his wife & George Turner appoint Thomas White or Richard Smith, Esqrs, their attys to ackn this deed in court … . Wit: Thos White, Thos Tootle. Ackn 18 May 1784 by Jane Turner before Thomas White judge. Proved by Thomas White, Esqr, and ackn by Richard Smith Smith before James Sykes prothy. (Zpg: 196.)1 
Will - Husb's*22 February 1793Jane was named in her husband's will on 22 February 1793 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Family

 Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
Children 1.George (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
 2.Benjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
 3.Eunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1758
 4.Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1762, d. b 22 Feb 1793
 5.Polly (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1764
 6.Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1766
 7.Sally (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1768
 8.Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1770, d. b Nov 1825
 9.Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner+1 b. c 1772, d. 30 Nov 1847
 10.Levicy (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1774

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Jonathan Clifton1

M, b. circa 1725, d. after 7 February 1789
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited25 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1725Jonathan Clifton was born circa 1725 at Kent Co, MD.1 
Marriage*18 December 1750He married Leah (of Samuel II) Turner, daughter of Samuel (of Samuel) Turner II and Sarah Beavans, on 18 December 1750 at Kent Co, MD. This is to certify whom it doath concearn that Johnathan Clefton and Leah Turner hath published their intentions of marriage at mye house and these are further to certified that Johnathan Clefton and Leah Turner hath sollomnized their marrege at the house of Samuel Turner father of the afsd Leah Before Me Thomas Clark Justice for Kent Co ... . Wit: Thomas Clark, John Cliefton, John Marrett, Robert Owens, James Anderson, Wm Owens, Samuell Turner, Sarah Clifton, Sarah Turner, Samuel Beaueny Turner, Mary Clifton, Eliz Brown, Mary Brown.2 
Will*7 February 1789Jonathan made a will on 7 February 1789 at Kent Co, DE. Jonathan Clifton named his wife Leah in his will.1 
Death*after 7 February 1789He died after 7 February 1789 at Kent Co, DE.1 

Family

 Leah (of Samuel II) Turner b. c 1732

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S971] F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of Delaware, Vol. 4, p. 19 (Clifton Family).

Nicey Adams1

F, b. circa 1744
Pedigree
FatherRoger Adams1 b. c 1720, d. b 11 Mar 1761
MotherElizabeth 'Betty' (of Chas I) Nutter2 b. c 1710
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited5 Mar 2019
Birth*circa 1744Nicey Adams was born circa 1744 at Dorchester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*24 March 1759Nicey was named in her father's will on 24 March 1759 at Dorchester Co, MD. In his will Roger Adams gave to children: Mary, Nisse(?), Charles and Nancy Sterling slaves. To son Charles dwelling plantation Chifon Delight, 29 acres; Addition. To Kinkhorn, 41 acres; part of Adams' Fair Dealing, 26 Acres; Addition. To Buckley, 77 acres; tract called Goodluck, 130 acres; Bachelor's Corter, 23 acres; land of Thomas Murray Sr. To cousin Czera Adams land, Folly, 100 acres. To cousin Boze Addams, cattle. Cousin Mary Adams, daughter of Wm. Adams. Witt: Thomas Nutter, Thos Royall & Richard Shockeey.3 
Marriage*circa 1762She married Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner, son of Samuel (of Samuel) Turner II and Sarah Beavans, circa 1762 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Married Namecirca 1762 As of circa 1762,her married name was Turner. 
Est Settm't Father's*9 September 1766Nicey Adams was named in the settlement of her father's estate on 9 September 1766 at Dorchester Co, MD. She was shown as Nicey Turner, wife of Jehu in the settlement of the estate of Roger Adams.4,5 
Will - Husb's*10 May 1796Nicey was named in her husband's will on 10 May 1796 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)1 

Family

 Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
Children 1.Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner+1 b. c 1762, d. c 11 Aug 1807
 2.Jesse (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1 b. c 1764
 3.Elizabeth (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner+1 b. 11 Dec 1765, d. 7 Jul 1813
 4.William P. (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1 b. c 1766, d. 3 Mar 1854
 5.Reuben (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner+1 b. c 1775
 6.Unicy (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1 b. c 1785

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2220] Henry C. Peden Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volume 7, p. 170 (Nutter Family).
  3. [S2200] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, CD #5206, Calendar of Wills, Vol 12, 1759-1764, p. 58 (will of Roger Adams).
  4. [S2216] F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of Delaware, Vol. 3, p. 26 (adm of Rober Adams of Dorchester Co, MD, to Roger Adams, yeoman).
  5. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 79 (adm of Roger Adams, Dorchester Co, MD).

Roger Adams1

M, b. circa 1720, d. before 11 March 1761
Pedigree
Last Edited29 Jan 2020
Birth*circa 1720Roger Adams was born circa 1720 at Dorchester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*after November 1735He married Elizabeth 'Betty' (of Chas I) Nutter, daughter of Capt. Charles (of Chris I) Nutter Sr. and Sarah Travers, after November 1735 at Dorchester Co, MD.2,3 
Est Settm't M-in-law*6 January 1741Roger Adams was named in the settlement of his mother-in-law's estate on 6 January 1741 at Dorchester Co, MD. An admin. account was filed in the estate of Sarah Nutter dec'd, of Dochester Co, by John Hewett Nutter, Admr., and payments were made to her heirs: Thomas Winder guardian of John Nutter, Thomas Winder who married Elinor one of the representatives of the dec'd, Roger Adams who married Elizabeth one of the reps, Charles Brown who married Major one of the reps, and Thomas Stanton who married Sarah one of the reps.4 
Will*24 March 1759Roger made a will on 24 March 1759 at Dorchester Co, MD. In his will Roger Adams gave to children: Mary, Nisse(?), Charles and Nancy Sterling slaves. To son Charles dwelling plantation Chifon Delight, 29 acres; Addition. To Kinkhorn, 41 acres; part of Adams' Fair Dealing, 26 Acres; Addition. To Buckley, 77 acres; tract called Goodluck, 130 acres; Bachelor's Corter, 23 acres; land of Thomas Murray Sr. To cousin Czera Adams land, Folly, 100 acres. To cousin Boze Addams, cattle. Cousin Mary Adams, daughter of Wm. Adams. Witt: Thomas Nutter, Thos Royall & Richard Shockeey.5 
Death*before 11 March 1761He died before 11 March 1761 at Dorchester Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.5 
Est settm't*9 September 1766His estate was settled on 9 September 1766 at Dorchester Co, MD. It was on this date that administration on the estate of Roger Adams of Dorchester Co, MD, was granted to Roger Adams, Yeoman. Heirs: daughters Mary Clarkson (wife of William), Nicey Turner (wife of Jehu), Sterling Cannon (wife of Constantine) and Major Fountain (wife of William); son Charles Nutter Adams; cousins Ezekiel, Boaz and Mary Adams; heirs of Isaac Adams, Daniel, Jeremiah, John, Rebecca and Elijah; James Adams (son of Isaac) and . . . Smith (wife of Thomas), daughter of Isaac.6,7 

Family

 Elizabeth 'Betty' (of Chas I) Nutter b. c 1710
Child 1.Nicey Adams+1 b. c 1744

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2220] Henry C. Peden Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volume 7, p. 170 (Nutter Family).
  3. [S2926] John F. Polk - e-mail address, Family Tree - Descendants of Christopher Nutter (d. 1702).
  4. [S2860] Henry C. Peden Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volume 5, p. 247 (Stanton Family).
  5. [S2200] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, CD #5206, Calendar of Wills, Vol 12, 1759-1764, p. 58 (will of Roger Adams).
  6. [S2216] F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of Delaware, Vol. 3, p. 26 (adm of Rober Adams of Dorchester Co, MD, to Roger Adams, yeoman).
  7. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 79 (adm of Roger Adams, Dorchester Co, MD).

Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor)1

M, b. circa 1751
Pedigree
FatherRobert (of Wm Sr) Davis1 b. c 1710, d. 20 May 1768
MotherSarah (of Samuel) Turner1 b. c 1718, d. b 18 May 1792
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited7 Apr 2019
Birth*circa 1751Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor) was born circa 1751 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*2 May 1768Turner was named in his father's will on 2 May 1768 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Robert Davis, son of William Davis, gave to son Phillip my main plantation as described. To son Joshua remainder of tract Davises Choice eastward from the Joneses' home; tract called Foxes Den with 10 acres. To grandson Hezekiah Davis 50 acres. To grandson Robert Kelley 50 acres called Poor Ridge. To son Turner remainer of Threeble Purchase and part of Davises Choice with 5 acres. Should he die without issue, then to grandson Charles Kelley. To daughter Betty furniture & livestock. To wife Sarah use of remainder of estate during her lifetime or widowhood. To children Joshua, Samuel, Hezekiah, William, Turner, Molley, Phillip, Turner (Turner is mentioned twice), Sarah, and Betty remainder of estate after wife's death. Extr: Phillip Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, William Davis and William Jones.1 
Relocated*before 14 October 1783He relocated before 14 October 1783 to Bladen Co, NC..2 

Citations

  1. [S2002] Sharon S. Jones, Worcester Co, MD Wills, 1759-1769, p. 51 (will of Robert Davis, son of William Davis, wife Sarah).
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

William Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor)1

M, b. circa 1745
Pedigree
FatherRobert (of Wm Sr) Davis1 b. c 1710, d. 20 May 1768
MotherSarah (of Samuel) Turner1 b. c 1718, d. b 18 May 1792
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Apr 2019
Birth*circa 1745William Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor) was born circa 1745 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*2 May 1768William was named in his father's will on 2 May 1768 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Robert Davis, son of William Davis, gave to son Phillip my main plantation as described. To son Joshua remainder of tract Davises Choice eastward from the Joneses' home; tract called Foxes Den with 10 acres. To grandson Hezekiah Davis 50 acres. To grandson Robert Kelley 50 acres called Poor Ridge. To son Turner remainer of Threeble Purchase and part of Davises Choice with 5 acres. Should he die without issue, then to grandson Charles Kelley. To daughter Betty furniture & livestock. To wife Sarah use of remainder of estate during her lifetime or widowhood. To children Joshua, Samuel, Hezekiah, William, Turner, Molley, Phillip, Turner (Turner is mentioned twice), Sarah, and Betty remainder of estate after wife's death. Extr: Phillip Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, William Davis and William Jones. The widow renounced the will. (NOTE: Also mentioned were tracts Resurvey and The Old Mill Dam Branch.)2,3 
Marriage*circa 1770He married Mary (-----) circa 1770.1 
Est Settm't Father's*2 March 1771William Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor) was named in the settlement of his father's estate on 2 March 1771 at Worcester Co, MD. The estate of Robert Davis was valued at £269.3.11 and approved on 3 May 1771 by William Davis Admr, with Truitt Davis and Levi Davis listed as next of kin.3 
Relocated*circa 1775He relocated circa 1775 to Bladen Co, NC..1 

Family

 Mary (-----) b. c 1750

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2200] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, CD #5206, Calendar of Wills, Vol 14, 1767-1772, p. 49 (will of Robert Davis, son of William).
  3. [S2199] Henry C. Peden Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volume 8, p. 82 (Nathaniel Davis Family).

Rachel Mac Allen1

F, b. circa 1760
Pedigree
FatherAlexander Mac Allen1 b. c 1735, d. b 21 Mar 1788
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1760Rachel Mac Allen was born circa 1760 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*circa 1782She married Pvt. George (of Nicholas) Turner, son of Nicholas (of Geo Nicholas) Turner and Sarah (-----), circa 1782 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Married Namecirca 1782 As of circa 1782,her married name was Turner. 
Land sold*21 March 1788Rachel Mac Allen sold land on 21 March 1788 at tract Aberdeen, Atkinson's District, Worcester Co, MD. James Trehearn with wife Sally Trehearn and George Turner with wife Rachel Turner sold their rights in this tract to Alexander McAllen, from father Alexander McAllen.1 
Land sold19 June 1789She sold land on 19 June 1789 at tract Discovery, Atkinson's District, Worcester Co, MD. George Turner, son of Nicholas Turner, with wife Rachel Turner, sold 122 acres of this tract to Samuel Johnson, marchant.2 

Family

 Pvt. George (of Nicholas) Turner b. c 1760, d. b 13 May 1806

Citations

  1. [S2158] Ruth T. Dryden, Land Records of Worcester County, Maryland, 1666-1810, p. 1 (tract Aberdeen in Atkinsons District).
  2. [S2158] Ruth T. Dryden, Land Records of Worcester County, Maryland, 1666-1810, p. 182 (tract Discovery in Atkinsons District).

Alexander Mac Allen1

M, b. circa 1735, d. before 21 March 1788
Pedigree
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1735Alexander Mac Allen was born circa 1735 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Witnessed*17 November 1769Alexander witnessed a will on 17 November 1769 at Worcester Co, MD. It was on this date that Alexander Mackallan, Nicholas Turner & Matthew McNider witnessed the will of Thomas Selby Sr., wife Elizabeth.2 
Death*before 21 March 1788He died before 21 March 1788 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Land deed named in*21 March 1788He was named in a deed on 21 March 1788 at tract Aberdeen, Atkinson's District, Worcester Co, MD. James Trehearn with wife Sally Trehearn and George Turner with wife Rachel Turner sold their rights in this tract to Alexander McAllen, from father Alexander McAllen.1 

Family
Children 1.Rachel Mac Allen1 b. c 1760
 2.Sarah 'Sally' Mac Allen+1 b. c 1762, d. c 1803

Citations

  1. [S2158] Ruth T. Dryden, Land Records of Worcester County, Maryland, 1666-1810, p. 1 (tract Aberdeen in Atkinsons District).
  2. [S825] Ruth Dryden, Worcester County, MD, Will Book JW4, 1769-1783, p. 38 (will of Thomas Selby Sr., wife Elizabeth).

William (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

M, b. circa 1768, d. before February 1816
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1768William (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1768 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789William was named in his father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)2 
Marriage*circa 1790He married (-----) (-----) circa 1790. 
Will*22 January 1816William made a will on 22 January 1816 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will William Turner gave to daughters Betsy, Rhoda and Huldy Turner. Huldy Extr. To granddaughter Nancy Jones. Witt: Selby Parker, William Townsend & Samuel Truitt.3 
Death*before February 1816He died before February 1816 at Worcester Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.3 

Family

 (-----) (-----) b. c 1770
Children 1.Andesiah Turner+3 b. c 1792, d. b 28 Mar 1816
 2.Hulda Turner4 b. c 1795
 3.Rhoda (of Wm) Turner3 b. c 1800

Citations

  1. [S2151] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book MH-2, 1813-1822, p. 14 (will of William Turner, daus Betsy, Rhoda & Huldy).
  2. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).
  3. [S2151] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book MH-2, 1813-1822, p. 14 (will of William Turner).
  4. [S594] Jody Powell, Worcester Co, MD, Marriage Records, 1795-1865.

William Bowness1

M, b. circa 1750, d. before 6 April 1796
Pedigree
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1750William Bowness was born circa 1750.1 
Marriage*before 7 March 1792He married Sidney (-----) before 7 March 1792 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Will*15 March 1796William made a will on 15 March 1796 at Sussex Co, DE.2 
Death*before 6 April 1796He died before 6 April 1796 at Sussex Co, DE. It was on this date that his will was proved.2 

Family

 Sidney (-----) b. c 1745

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 234 (adm of Charles Brown Sr. to William Bowness & wife Sidney, formerly Sidney Turner).
  2. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 270 (will of Wiliam Bowness, wife Sidney).

Charles Brown Sr.1

M, b. circa 1740, d. before 7 March 1792
Pedigree
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1740Charles Brown Sr. was born circa 1740 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1790He married Sidney (-----) circa 1790 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Death*before 7 March 1792Charles Brown Sr. died before 7 March 1792 at Sussex Co, DE. It was on this date that administration on the estate of Charles Brown Sr. was granted to William Bowness and wife Sidney and Charles Brown Jr. (NOTE: It mentions Sidney Bowness as the late Sidney Brown, formerly Sidney Turner.)1 

Family

 Sidney (-----) b. c 1745

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 234 (adm of Charles Brown Sr. to William Bowness & wife Sidney, formerly Sidney Turner).

Whittington Williams1

M, b. circa 1750
Pedigree
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1750Whittington Williams was born circa 1750 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1797He married Sidney (-----) circa 1797 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Est Settm't Named In*circa 1798Whittington Williams was named in an estate settlement circa 1798 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 

Family

 Sidney (-----) b. c 1745

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

(-----) (-----)

F, b. circa 1770
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1770(-----) (-----) was born circa 1770 at Worcester Co, MD. 
Marriage*circa 1790She married William (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner, son of William (of Henry) Turner and Sidney (-----), circa 1790. 
Married Namecirca 1790 As of circa 1790,her married name was Turner. 

Family

 William (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner b. c 1768, d. b Feb 1816
Children 1.Andesiah Turner+ b. c 1792, d. b 28 Mar 1816
 2.Hulda Turner b. c 1795
 3.Rhoda (of Wm) Turner b. c 1800

Bevins (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

M, b. circa 1766
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1766Bevins (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1766 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Bevins was named in his father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

Clement (of Wm of Hy of Sam) I Turner1

M, b. circa 1764, d. before 12 May 1829
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited29 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1764Clement (of Wm of Hy of Sam) I Turner was born circa 1764 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Clement was named in his father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 
Marriage*circa 1790He married Elizabeth (-----) circa 1790.2 
Will*14 January 1829Clement made a will on 14 January 1829 at Caroline Co, MD.3 
Death*before 12 May 1829He died before 12 May 1829 at Caroline Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.3 

Family

 Elizabeth (-----) b. c 1770
Child 1.Clement Turner II2 b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  3. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Caroline Co, MD Liber WAF-A Folio 59.

Louisa (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

F, b. circa 1774
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1774Louisa (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1774 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Louisa was named in her father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

Lizzy (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

F, b. circa 1776
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1776Lizzy (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1776 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Lizzy was named in her father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

Amelia (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

F, b. circa 1778
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1778Amelia (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1778 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Amelia was named in her father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

(-----) Stayton1

M, b. circa 1760
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1760(-----) Stayton was born circa 1760 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Marriage*before 30 October 1789He married Ann (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner, daughter of William (of Henry) Turner and Sidney (-----), before 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE.1 

Family

 Ann (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner b. c 1770

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

Nancy (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

F, b. circa 1771
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1771Nancy (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1771 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*before 30 October 1789She married (-----) Boyce before 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Nancy was named in her father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 
Married Namebefore 30 October 1789 As of before 30 October 1789,her married name was Boyce. 

Family

 (-----) Boyce b. c 1760

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

(-----) Boyce1

M, b. circa 1760
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1760(-----) Boyce was born circa 1760.1 
Marriage*before 30 October 1789He married Nancy (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner, daughter of William (of Henry) Turner and Sidney (-----), before 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE.1 

Family

 Nancy (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner b. c 1771

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

Nelly (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner1

F, b. circa 1772
Pedigree
FatherWilliam (of Henry) Turner1 b. c 1740, d. b 26 Nov 1789
MotherSidney (-----)1 b. c 1745
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1772Nelly (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner was born circa 1772 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*before 30 October 1789She married (-----) Boyce before 30 October 1789.1 
Will - Father's*30 October 1789Nelly was named in her father's will on 30 October 1789 at Sussex Co, DE. In his will William Turner named heirs: wife Sidney Turner; sons Clement, Bevins and William Turner; daughters Lousia, Lizzy and Amelia Turner, Anna Stayton, Nancy Boyce and Nelly Boyce. Extrs: wife Sidney Turner and son Clement Turner. Witt: John Martino, James Lowry & Sarah Huston. (NOTE: Years later during the probate process the estate was settled by Whittington Williams and wife Sidney, late Sidney Bownass (wife of William), late Sidney Turner.)1 
Married Namebefore 30 October 1789 As of before 30 October 1789,her married name was Boyce. 

Family

 (-----) Boyce b. c 1760

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

(-----) Boyce1

M, b. circa 1760
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1760(-----) Boyce was born circa 1760 at Sussex Co, DE.1 
Marriage*before 30 October 1789He married Nelly (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner, daughter of William (of Henry) Turner and Sidney (-----), before 30 October 1789.1 

Family

 Nelly (of Wm of Hy of Sam) Turner b. c 1772

Citations

  1. [S2194] State Archivist Leon deValinger Jr, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 206 (will of William Turner, wife Sidney).

(-----) Wells1

M, b. circa 1725
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1725(-----) Wells was born circa 1725 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*before 2 September 1797He married Sorrowful Anne Mary Turner, daughter of William (of Samuel) Turner and Comfort Oxford, before 2 September 1797 at Worcester Co, MD.1 

Family

 Sorrowful Anne Mary Turner b. c 1725

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Sophia Fisher1

F, b. circa 1760
Pedigree
Father(-----) Fisher1 b. c 1730
MotherTamer (of Wm of Sam) Turner1 b. c 1734
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1760Sophia Fisher was born circa 1760 at Worcester Co, MD.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

George (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1751, d. before 12 January 1808
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1751George (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1751 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Tax list*between 1771 and 1782He was on the tax list between 1771 and 1782 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*31 December 1777He married Milcah Smith on 31 December 1777 at Caroline Co, MD. She was the daughter of William & Mary Smith, of Caroline Co, MD.1 
Land sold*18 May 1784George (of Sam Bevans) Turner sold land on 18 May 1784 at Kent Co, DE. Samuel Bevins Turner, of Kent Co, gent, and Jane (Jean) his wife and George Turner, of Kent Co, for 150 [pounds] sold to William Addams, of Sussex Co, farmer all their share in a 80 a. tr of land … whereas the said Samuel Bevins Turner, by virtue of a deed of sale from Elijah Turner & Mary his wife, became siezed in all their share of a tract of land which was surveyed to Arthur Hill by virtue of a warrant dated at Phila 27 Oct 1739 and by the afsd Hill by his will given (all the part that lies to the west of the road leading from the Bugobo House into Kent Co) to his daughter the said Mary who intermarried with the afsd Elijah Turner, and the said Samuel Turner, being so seized did afterward give the same to his son George Turner, but never conveyed the same, and the said George Turner on 28 Mar 1778 did pass a bond on himself condition for his conveying the afsd tract of land unto John Marrett of Kent Co, which bond was on [blank] assigned unto the afsd William Addams … the said Samuel Bevins Turner & Jane his wife & George Turner appoint Thomas White or Richard Smith, Esqrs, their attys to ackn this deed in court … . Wit: Thos White, Thos Tootle. Ackn 18 May 1784 by Jane Turner before Thomas White judge. Proved by Thomas White, Esqr, and ackn by Richard Smith Smith before James Sykes prothy. (Zpg: 196.)1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793George was named in his father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 
Will*12 July 1801George made a will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Death*before 12 January 1808He died before 12 January 1808 at Caroline Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.1 

Family

 Milcah Smith b. c 1760
Marriage*31 December 1777He married Milcah Smith on 31 December 1777 at Caroline Co, MD. She was the daughter of William & Mary Smith, of Caroline Co, MD.1 
Children 1.Mary Pierson Turner+1 b. c 1778
 2.Jesse Turner+1 b. bt 1780 - 1790, d. 1838
 3.Samuel Bevins (of George) Turner1 b. c 1782
 4.William Smith Turner1 b. c 1785, d. b 8 Sep 1810
 5.Jane Turner1 b. c 1788
 6.Nancy Turner1 b. c 1790
 7.Margaret Turner+1 b. c 1795
 8.Abigail Turner1 b. c 1798

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Milcah Smith1

F, b. circa 1760
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1760Milcah Smith was born circa 1760.1 
Marriage*31 December 1777She married George (of Sam Bevans) Turner, son of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, on 31 December 1777 at Caroline Co, MD. She was the daughter of William & Mary Smith, of Caroline Co, MD.1 
Married Name31 December 1777 As of 31 December 1777,her married name was Turner. 
Will - Father-in-law*22 February 1793Milcah was named in her father-in-law's will on 22 February 1793 at Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1 
Will - Husb's*12 July 1801Milcah was named in her husband's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 

Family

 George (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
Children 1.Mary Pierson Turner+1 b. c 1778
 2.Jesse Turner+1 b. bt 1780 - 1790, d. 1838
 3.Samuel Bevins (of George) Turner1 b. c 1782
 4.William Smith Turner1 b. c 1785, d. b 8 Sep 1810
 5.Jane Turner1 b. c 1788
 6.Nancy Turner1 b. c 1790
 7.Margaret Turner+1 b. c 1795
 8.Abigail Turner1 b. c 1798

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1770, d. before November 1825
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1770Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1770 at Kent Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Jesse was named in his father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 
Marriage*22 January 1799He married Elizabeth Griffith on 22 January 1799 at Caroline Co, MD. She was the daughter of John Griffith and her first husband was James Ewing of Caroline County, MD.1 
Death*before November 1825Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner died before November 1825 at Caroline Co, MD.1 

Family

 Elizabeth Griffith b. 3 Nov 1770, d. 29 Sep 1841
Children 1.Catharine (of Jesse) Turner1 b. c 1800
 2.Mary (of Jesse) Turner1 b. c 1802
 3.Louisa Turner1 b. c 1804

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Elizabeth Griffith1

F, b. 3 November 1770, d. 29 September 1841
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*3 November 1770Elizabeth Griffith was born on 3 November 1770 at Dorchester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*22 January 1799She married Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner, son of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, on 22 January 1799 at Caroline Co, MD. She was the daughter of John Griffith and her first husband was James Ewing of Caroline County, MD.1 
Married Name22 January 1799 As of 22 January 1799,her married name was Turner. 
Death*29 September 1841Elizabeth Griffith died on 29 September 1841 at Caroline Co, MD, at age 70.1 

Family

 Jesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1770, d. b Nov 1825
Children 1.Catharine (of Jesse) Turner1 b. c 1800
 2.Mary (of Jesse) Turner1 b. c 1802
 3.Louisa Turner1 b. c 1804

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Levicy (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

F, b. circa 1774
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1774Levicy (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1774 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Levicy was named in her father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 
Marriage*after 22 February 1793She married John Langrell after 22 February 1793.1 
Married Nameafter 22 February 1793 As of after 22 February 1793,her married name was Langrell. 

Family

 John Langrell b. c 1765, d. a 17 Dec 1807

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

John Langrell1

M, b. circa 1765, d. after 17 December 1807
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock) (#1)
Descendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock) (#2)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1765John Langrell was born circa 1765.1 
Marriage*circa 1790He married Sally (of Sam Bevans) Turner, daughter of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, circa 1790.1 
Marriage*after 22 February 1793John Langrell married Levicy (of Sam Bevans) Turner, daughter of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, after 22 February 1793.1 
Death*after 17 December 1807John Langrell died after 17 December 1807. This was the date of his will.1 

Family 1

 Sally (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1768

Family 2

 Levicy (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1774

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Eunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

F, b. circa 1758
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1758Eunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1758 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*4 February 1778She married James Fisher on 4 February 1778 at Kent Co, DE. He was the son of John Pritchett Fisher (died 1762 of Dochester Co, MD.1 
Married Name4 February 1778 As of 4 February 1778,her married name was Fisher. 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Eunice was named in her father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.2 

Family

 James Fisher b. c 1750, d. b 3 Oct 1802
Child 1.Polly Fisher1 b. c 1780

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

James Fisher1

M, b. circa 1750, d. before 3 October 1802
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1750James Fisher was born circa 1750 at Dorchester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*4 February 1778He married Eunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner, daughter of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, on 4 February 1778 at Kent Co, DE. He was the son of John Pritchett Fisher (died 1762 of Dochester Co, MD.1 
Will*29 July 1802James made a will on 29 July 1802 at Kent Co, DE. In his will James Fisher, of Delaware, gave wife Nicey, a horse, Negro etc; to grand daughter Matilda Fountain 27 acres; to sons James & Levin & daughters Mary Nowland & Nicey Dixon, 200 acres, purchased of George Turner, equally divided; they to pay money now due to Col. William Whitely; residue of land in Delaware to four sons James, Levin, John & George Fisher to be divided by Olive Jump, John Booth & William Saulsbury; to grand daughter Matilda Fountain, a lot in Denton, Caroline County, Maryland; to son Jesse an old English Guinea;Wife and son James executors. Testors Holiday Smith, Samuel & Eli Smith.1 
Death*before 3 October 1802He died before 3 October 1802 at Kent Co, DE. It was on this date that his will was proved.1 

Family

 Eunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1758
Child 1.Polly Fisher1 b. c 1780

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Benjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1754, d. 1834
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1754Benjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1754 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1780He married Jane Lucas Bounds circa 1780. She was the daughter of James Bounds & Matilda Lucas.1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Benjamin was named in his father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 
Land warrant*10 October 1793He was granted a warrant for land on 10 October 1793 at tract James' Park, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Warrant for Benjamin & Samuel Turner for survey of James' Park.1 
Land bought*11 December 1793He bought land on 11 December 1793 at Hamilton Tract, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. James Hamilton Admr. of Alexander Hamilton, late of Kent Co DE, deceased, conveyed to Benjamin & Samuel Turner 125 1/2 ac tract in the forest of Mispillion Hd, Kent Co DE; may or may not include or be all or part of "Hamilton Tract," metes and bounds of which don't seem to match.1 
Land surveyed*15 April 1795He's land was surveyed on 15 April 1795 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Survey by George McCall for Benjamin & Samuel Turner, of James' Park, 142+ ac adj Turner's Choice at an unknown age [on W], "Hamilton tract" [= Turner's Conclusion?] [on N], McKnitt [on E].1 
Will - Uncle's*10 May 1796Benjamin was named in his uncle's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)3 
Land surveyed31 March 1797He's land was surveyed on 31 March 1797 at tract Turner's Conclusion, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Survey for Benjamin & Samuel Turner of Turner's Conclusion, about 94 ac on Rogers Branch in the Forest of Mispillion Hd, Kent Co, DE, land Samuel Beavans Turner bought from Alexander Hamilton and willed to sons B & S as part of his dwelling plantation of 435 ac adj James' Park [on S], Turner's Choice (SW) [on W], Bundelin's Qtr [on N].1 
Land Exchanged*14 March 1807He exchanged land on 14 March 1807 at tract Turner's Choice, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Between Benjamin Turner of Mispillion Hundred in Kent County in the State of Delaware, Merchant and Jean his wife of the one part and Beniah Fleming of the same place Yeoman of the other part. Whereas the above named Benjamin Turner did on the fourth day of February in the year of Seventeen hundred and ninety five (4 Feb 1795) swap with the above named Beniah Fleming a certain piece of land laying and being in the County of Kent as aforesaid in the Forrest of Mispillion Hundred and adjoining land of the aforesaid Beniah Fleming being a part of a track of land called and known by the name of Turners Choice which said bargain the aforesaid Benjamin Turner by these presents is to fulfill the Meets and Bounds of the aforesaid piece of lands vz as follows. Beginning at a white oak on a track of land called Bradleys Adventure running thence . . . , seventy degrees. . . one hundred and twelve perches to a point on a line of a track of land called Woodbank then by and with said line South sixty degrees and forty minutes West forty perches to a post the corner of said land then North fifty one and --- degrees West ninety two perches to the place of Beginning Containing ---------- and forty square perches the said Benjamin Turner and Jean his wife for and in consideration of one dollar --- Benjamin Turner and Jean his wife do --- sell --- unto the said Beniah Fleming his heirs and assigns forever all that ten acres and forty square perches of land..... Signed: Benjamin Turner & Jane L. Turner. Witt: Jesse Turner, James Johnson (NOTE: The above received by F.W. Farnsworth from the Delaware Hall of Records November 1987, it being a copy of Kent County Deed Book K-2 page 67. Note: Clearly in the body of the deed, Her name is written, "Jean", but signature and the Acknowledgement show "Jane L. Turner".)1 
Death*1834He died in 1834.1 

Family

 Jane Lucas Bounds b. c 1755
Marriage*circa 1780He married Jane Lucas Bounds circa 1780. She was the daughter of James Bounds & Matilda Lucas.1 
Children 1.James Bounds Turner1 b. c 1782
 2.Samuel Turner1 b. c 1784
 3.Benjamin Turner1 b. c 1786
 4.Matilda Turner1 b. c 1788, d. b 8 Jul 1836
 5.Jane Turner1 b. c 1790
 6.Eliza Turner1 b. c 1792
 7.Levin (of Ben of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1794

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Jane Lucas Bounds1

F, b. circa 1755
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1755Jane Lucas Bounds was born circa 1755.1 
Marriage*circa 1780She married Benjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner, son of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, circa 1780. She was the daughter of James Bounds & Matilda Lucas.1 
Married Namecirca 1780 As of circa 1780,her married name was Turner. 

Family

 Benjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1754, d. 1834
Children 1.James Bounds Turner1 b. c 1782
 2.Samuel Turner1 b. c 1784
 3.Benjamin Turner1 b. c 1786
 4.Matilda Turner1 b. c 1788, d. b 8 Jul 1836
 5.Jane Turner1 b. c 1790
 6.Eliza Turner1 b. c 1792
 7.Levin (of Ben of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1794

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1772, d. 30 November 1847
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1772Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1772 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Samuel was named in his father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 
Land warrant*10 October 1793He was granted a warrant for land on 10 October 1793 at tract James' Park, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Warrant for Benjamin & Samuel Turner for survey of James' Park.1 
Land bought*11 December 1793He bought land on 11 December 1793 at Hamilton Tract, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. James Hamilton Admr. of Alexander Hamilton, late of Kent Co DE, deceased, conveyed to Benjamin & Samuel Turner 125 1/2 ac tract in the forest of Mispillion Hd, Kent Co DE; may or may not include or be all or part of "Hamilton Tract," metes and bounds of which don't seem to match.1 
Marriage*circa 1795He married Rebecca Porter circa 1795. She was the daughter of John Porter who died 30 June 1795.1 
Land surveyed*15 April 1795Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner's land was surveyed on 15 April 1795 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Survey by George McCall for Benjamin & Samuel Turner, of James' Park, 142+ ac adj Turner's Choice at an unknown age [on W], "Hamilton tract" [= Turner's Conclusion?] [on N], McKnitt [on E].1 
Land surveyed31 March 1797He's land was surveyed on 31 March 1797 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Survey for Benjamin & Samuel Turner of Turner's Conclusion, about 94 ac on Rogers Branch in the Forest of Mispillion Hd, Kent Co, DE, land Samuel Beavans Turner bought from Alexander Hamilton and willed to sons B & S as part of his dwelling plantation of 435 ac adj James' Park [on S], Turner's Choice (SW) [on W], Bundelin's Qtr [on N].1 
Death*30 November 1847He died on 30 November 1847 at Bainbridge, Ross Co, OH.1 

Family

 Rebecca Porter b. 1776, d. 2 Apr 1847
Marriage*circa 1795He married Rebecca Porter circa 1795. She was the daughter of John Porter who died 30 June 1795.1 
Children 1.Sarah 'Sally' Turner1 b. 16 Oct 1795, d. 1 May 1832
 2.George Porter Turner1 b. 2 Dec 1808, d. 4 Jul 1850
 3.Samuel Bevins (of Samuel) Turner+1 b. 1818

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Rebecca Porter1

F, b. 1776, d. 2 April 1847
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*1776Rebecca Porter was born in 1776 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1795She married Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner, son of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, circa 1795. She was the daughter of John Porter who died 30 June 1795.1 
Married Namecirca 1795 As of circa 1795,her married name was Turner. 
Death*2 April 1847Rebecca Porter died on 2 April 1847 at Bainbridge, Ross Co, OH.1 

Family

 Samuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1772, d. 30 Nov 1847
Children 1.Sarah 'Sally' Turner1 b. 16 Oct 1795, d. 1 May 1832
 2.George Porter Turner1 b. 2 Dec 1808, d. 4 Jul 1850
 3.Samuel Bevins (of Samuel) Turner+1 b. 1818

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1762, d. before 22 February 1793
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1762Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1762 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1785He married (-----) (-----) circa 1785. 
Death*before 22 February 1793Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner died before 22 February 1793.1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Levin was named in his father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Family

 (-----) (-----) b. c 1765
Child 1.Samuel (of Levin of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1786

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Polly (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

F, b. circa 1764
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1764Polly (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1764 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Polly was named in her father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1766
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1766Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1766 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*1 January 1791He married Mary Kemp (widow) on 1 January 1791 at Kent Co, DE. Mary Kemp had been named Admrx of Henry Kemp on 18 Jun 1790.1 
Est Settm't Wife's H*29 November 1792Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner was named in the settlement of his wife's former husband's estate on 29 November 1792 at Kent Co, DE. Kent Co, DE Sheriff to cause Elias Turner & wife Mary admrs of Henry Kemp to appear & render acct of Kemp's estate [Brewer, Kent Guardian Accts p.88].1 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Elias was named in his father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever. Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns. Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year. I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Family

 Mary Kemp (widow) b. c 1765
Child 1.Levin (of Elias of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1791

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Sally (of Sam Bevans) Turner1

F, b. circa 1768
Pedigree
FatherSamuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant)1 b. c 1728, d. b 31 Aug 1793
MotherJane Huet Bozeman1 b. c 1730
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited6 Dec 2018
Birth*circa 1768Sally (of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1768 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1790She married John Langrell circa 1790.1 
Married Namecirca 1790 As of circa 1790,her married name was Langrell. 
Will - Father's*22 February 1793Sally was named in her father's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Milcah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Family

 John Langrell b. c 1765, d. a 17 Dec 1807

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Polly Fisher1

F, b. circa 1780
Pedigree
FatherJames Fisher1 b. c 1750, d. b 3 Oct 1802
MotherEunice 'Nicey' (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1758
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited18 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1780Polly Fisher was born circa 1780 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - GrFath's*22 February 1793Polly was named in her grandfather's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Micah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

(-----) (-----)

F, b. circa 1765
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1765(-----) (-----) was born circa 1765. 
Marriage*circa 1785She married Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner, son of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, circa 1785. 
Married Namecirca 1785 As of circa 1785,her married name was Turner. 

Family

 Levin (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1762, d. b 22 Feb 1793
Child 1.Samuel (of Levin of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1786

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Samuel (of Levin of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1786
Pedigree
FatherLevin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1762, d. b 22 Feb 1793
Mother(-----) (-----)1 b. c 1765
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited18 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1786Samuel (of Levin of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1786 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - GrFath's*22 February 1793Samuel was named in his grandfather's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Micah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.1,2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Mary Kemp (widow)1

F, b. circa 1765
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1765Mary Kemp (widow) was born circa 1765. 
Marriage*circa 1785She married Henry Kemp circa 1785.1 
Est Settm't Husb's*18 June 1790Mary Kemp (widow) was named in her husband's estate settlement on 18 June 1790 at Kent Co, DE. It was on this date that administration on the estate of Henry Kemp was granted to Mary Kemp.1 
Marriage*1 January 1791She married Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner, son of Samuel Bevins (of Samuel II) Turner (merchant) and Jane Huet Bozeman, on 1 January 1791 at Kent Co, DE. Mary Kemp had been named Admrx of Henry Kemp on 18 Jun 1790.1 
Married Name1 January 1791 As of 1 January 1791,her married name was Turner. 
Est Settm't Husb's29 November 1792Mary Kemp (widow) was named in her husband's estate settlement on 29 November 1792 at Kent Co, DE. Kent Co, DE Sheriff to cause Elias Turner & wife Mary admrs of Henry Kemp to appear & render acct of Kemp's estate [Brewer, Kent Guardian Accts p.88].1 

Family 1

 Henry Kemp b. c 1760, d. b 18 Jun 1790

Family 2

 Elias (of Sam Bevans) Turner b. c 1766
Child 1.Levin (of Elias of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1791

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Levin (of Elias of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1791
Pedigree
FatherElias (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1766
MotherMary Kemp (widow)1 b. c 1765
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1791Levin (of Elias of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1791 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - GrFath's*22 February 1793Levin was named in his grandfather's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Micah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).

Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1

M, b. circa 1762, d. circa 11 August 1807
Pedigree
FatherJehu (of Samuel II) Turner1 b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
MotherNicey Adams1 b. c 1744
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1762Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner was born circa 1762 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1785He married Margaret Cooper circa 1785 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - Father's*10 May 1796Charles was named in his father's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)1,2 
Death*circa 11 August 1807He died circa 11 August 1807 at Kent Co, DE.3 

Family

 Margaret Cooper b. c 1765
Children 1.Elias Turner1 b. c 1786
 2.Sally Turner4 b. c 1788
 3.Tilghman Turner1 b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).
  3. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Paul Everett Turner's research.
  4. [S2259] findagrave.com.

Margaret Cooper1

F, b. circa 1765
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1765Margaret Cooper was born circa 1765 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1785She married Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner, son of Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner and Nicey Adams, circa 1785 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Married Namecirca 1785 As of circa 1785,her married name was Turner. 

Family

 Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner b. c 1762, d. c 11 Aug 1807
Children 1.Elias Turner1 b. c 1786
 2.Sally Turner2 b. c 1788
 3.Tilghman Turner1 b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2259] findagrave.com.

Jesse (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1

M, b. circa 1764
Pedigree
FatherJehu (of Samuel II) Turner1 b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
MotherNicey Adams1 b. c 1744
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1764Jesse (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner was born circa 1764 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - Uncle's*22 February 1793Jesse was named in his uncle's will on 22 February 1793 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Samuel Bevins Turner of Mispillion Hundred in the County of Kent & State of Delaware, that after the payment of all my Lawful Debts I give & Bequeath to my Beloved Wife Jean Huet Turner the Lower small fire Room & the chamber Back Room in my present Dwelling House with the Brick Milk House and apart of the Out housing, to my said Wife and is her b'd, During Her Natural Life and after her Disease to my Son Benjamin Turner and his Lawful Heirs. I likewise leave to my said Wife a Negro man Named Abraham, during her Life & after her Disease to my son Samuel Turner, Also to my said wife a Negro, girl Named Hess, During her Natural Life, & after her Death to my Daughter Polly Turner, as also to my said Wife, for her use & support; and for the use and support of my Son Samuel Turner the Savanna Field, and the Clayhole Field, also the Back Field next to Billy Huddson's from the Dwelling House, But if my said son Samuel should marry before the Death of my said Wife, then my said Wife to have the third part of my Dwelling Plantation laid off for her, convenient to the Dwelling House for her use & support during her Natural Life. To my said Wife, my son Samuel, and my Daughter Polly, all above Mentioned, I leave to be Equally Divided, my Household Furniture except one Feather Bed, also my out stock of all kinds, my Wife to enjoy her part Peaceably during her Natural Life, and after her Decease to be equally Divided Between my said son, & Daughter Samuel, & Polly Fisher. Item I give & Bequeath to son George Turner, Seventy Acres of Land Purchased of William Solsberry Dec'd situate in Caroline county, State Maryland Joining to Land of said George Turner's, Wm Smith's (George Turner's wife Micah Smith's father) & Gove Cox's. To him my said son George, his Heirs and assigns, also a three Quarters of an Acre Lot Situate in the Town of Denton on Choptank River Caroline county, also a Negro Woman named Grace with her Increase now in his Possession to him my said son George, his Heirs , and Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Jesse Turner a Lot of ground in the Town Denton, in Caroline County Mary Land the same to contain one Quarter of an Acre, part of an Acre Lot which I own Joining to Lot of Major Richardson's, to him my said son Jesse his Heirs & assigns, also Twenty Pounds to him my Said son Jesse to be paid by my Wife, my son Samuel, & my Daughter Polly our of their part in Equal Division among them. Item To my Daughter Levice Turner, I Give one shilling, besides what I have already Given her. Item to my Daughter Nicy Fisher, I Leave one Shilling, Besides what I have Already given her, Except a Negro Girl Names Cloe in her Possession, which I leave To my Grand Daughter Polly Fisher, She, and her Increase, to her my said Grand daughter, her Heirs & assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my two sons Benjamin, and Samuel Turner all My Dwelling Plantation,(Except as I have already mentioned to my Wife) Four Hundred thirty Five Acres more or Less, to be in Equal Division between them, Benjamin's part to be most contagious to the Dwelling House and Samuel's part on the south side of the Plantation, Exclusive of the Dwelling House & other Improvements all which Improvements I leave to my said son Benjamin, Except on Logged House which will be on the part which will Belong to my son Samuel. All which Bequeath of my said Plantation Land Appurtenances, I leave to my said Two sons Benjamin, & Samuel Turner, their Heirs & Assigns forever, upon their paying to my grand son Samuel Turner son of Levin Dec'd, twenty Pounds, after he is of Lawful Age, Ten Pounds from Each. To my said son Benjamin I Leave one feather Bed, & Furniture, and one Negro Man Named Joe. And To my said son Samuel, I leave on Negro man Named Emmanuel, and one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the new Town Denton Caroline County, Mary Land, to him his Heirs & assigns forever.
Item I give & Bequeath to my Daughter Polly Turner one Negro Boy Named Elijah to her, and her Heirs, & Assigns. Item I give & Bequeath to my son Elias Turner the Wages that a Negro Man Named Ishmael May Earn by being Hired out by Either of my sons Benjamin or Samuel During my said son Elias's natural Life or the life of the Negro and after the Death of my said son Elias, said Negro I Leave to his son Levin Turner, and to my said Grand Son Levin Turner I Leave one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the Aforesaid new Town Denton to him his Heirs, & Assigns.
Item I Give, & Bequeath to my Daughter Sally Langral one Negro Girl named Rodah, now in her possession, besides what I have already given her, Also one Quarter of an Acre Lot in the aforesaid New Town Denton, To her, her Heirs, & assigns for Ever, also a Negro Woman Named Rachel, with child Named Flora to be Hired out or sold, whichever my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband Chooses, by my son Benjamin, or Samuel, and the money Given to my said Daughter Sally, or her Husband." "I Leave my old Negro Man Named Robbin, and his Wife Named Flora Free in six Months after my Discease, Obliging Prom' of such Freedom should Take place, to leave my Plantation, And not to settle nearer my Plantation than the Distance of Ten Miles, nor to come to see their children, only Twice in the year.
I do hereby Nominate, and appoint my Wife Jean Huet Turner, and my son Samuel Turner, to be Executrix and Executor of this my Last Will and Testament. Signed: Sam'l B. Turner. Witt: Rob't McGonigal, Jehu Turner, Jesse Turner. It was proved the oath of Jehu Turner and Jesse Turner the 31st day of August 1793.2 
Will - Father's*10 May 1796Jesse was named in his father's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)1,3 
Guardian - named as*25 January 1798Jesse was named as a guardian on 25 January 1798 at Kent Co, DE. Unicy was placed under the guardianship of her older brother Jesse until 28 March 1801.1 
Land owned*1816He owned land in 1816 at Mispillion, Kent Co, DE. He owned 400 acres in Mispillion, which was Milford Hundred in 1816.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 467 (will of Samuel Bevans Turner, wife Jean Huet Turner).
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

William P. (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1

M, b. circa 1766, d. 3 March 1854
Pedigree
FatherJehu (of Samuel II) Turner2 b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
MotherNicey Adams2 b. c 1744
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1766William P. (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner was born circa 1766 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Will - Father's*10 May 1796William was named in his father's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)2,3 
Death*3 March 1854He died on 3 March 1854.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Paul Everett Turner's research.
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Reuben (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1

M, b. circa 1775
Pedigree
FatherJehu (of Samuel II) Turner1 b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
MotherNicey Adams1 b. c 1744
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited18 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1775Reuben (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner was born circa 1775 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1795He married (-----) (-----) circa 1795.1 
Will - Father's*10 May 1796Reuben was named in his father's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)1,2 
Land owned*1816He owned land in 1816 at Mispillion, Kent Co, DE. He owned 370 acres in Mispillion, which was Milford Hundred in 1816.1 

Family

 (-----) (-----) b. c 1775
Child 1.Eliza Turner1 b. c 1795

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Elizabeth (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1

F, b. 11 December 1765, d. 7 July 1813
Pedigree
FatherJehu (of Samuel II) Turner1 b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
MotherNicey Adams1 b. c 1744
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*11 December 1765Elizabeth (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner was born on 11 December 1765 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Marriage*circa 1790She married Beniah Fleming circa 1790 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Married Namecirca 1790 As of circa 1790,her married name was Fleming. 
Will - Father's*10 May 1796Elizabeth was named in her father's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)1,3 
Death*7 July 1813She died on 7 July 1813 at age 47.2 

Family

 Beniah Fleming b. c 1765
Child 1.Jehu Fleming3 b. c 1792

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, citing Paul Everett Turner's research.
  3. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Beniah Fleming1

M, b. circa 1765
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited18 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1765Beniah Fleming was born circa 1765 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1790He married Elizabeth (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner, daughter of Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner and Nicey Adams, circa 1790 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Land Exchanged*14 March 1807Beniah Fleming exchanged land on 14 March 1807 at tract Turner's Choice, Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. Between Benjamin Turner of Mispillion Hundred in Kent County in the State of Delaware, Merchant and Jean his wife of the one part and Beniah Fleming of the same place Yeoman of the other part. Whereas the above named Benjamin Turner did on the fourth day of February in the year of Seventeen hundred and ninety five (4 Feb 1795) swap with the above named Beniah Fleming a certain piece of land laying and being in the County of Kent as aforesaid in the Forrest of Mispillion Hundred and adjoining land of the aforesaid Beniah Fleming being a part of a track of land called and known by the name of Turners Choice which said bargain the aforesaid Benjamin Turner by these presents is to fulfill the Meets and Bounds of the aforesaid piece of lands vz as follows. Beginning at a white oak on a track of land called Bradleys Adventure running thence . . . , seventy degrees. . . one hundred and twelve perches to a point on a line of a track of land called Woodbank then by and with said line South sixty degrees and forty minutes West forty perches to a post the corner of said land then North fifty one and --- degrees West ninety two perches to the place of Beginning Containing ---------- and forty square perches the said Benjamin Turner and Jean his wife for and in consideration of one dollar --- Benjamin Turner and Jean his wife do --- sell --- unto the said Beniah Fleming his heirs and assigns forever all that ten acres and forty square perches of land..... Signed: Benjamin Turner & Jane L. Turner. Witt: Jesse Turner, James Johnson (NOTE: The above received by F.W. Farnsworth from the Delaware Hall of Records November 1987, it being a copy of Kent County Deed Book K-2 page 67. Note: Clearly in the body of the deed, Her name is written, "Jean", but signature and the Acknowledgement show "Jane L. Turner".)1 

Family

 Elizabeth (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner b. 11 Dec 1765, d. 7 Jul 1813
Child 1.Jehu Fleming2 b. c 1792

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Unicy (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1

F, b. circa 1785
Pedigree
FatherJehu (of Samuel II) Turner1 b. c 1736, d. b 26 Jan 1797
MotherNicey Adams1 b. c 1744
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited18 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1785Unicy (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner was born circa 1785 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Will - Father's*10 May 1796Unicy was named in her father's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)1,2 
Guardian - named*25 January 1798Unicy had a guardian named on 25 January 1798 at Kent Co, DE. She was placed under the guardianship of her older brother Jesse until 28 March 1801.1 
Marriage*26 November 1802She married David Kern on 26 November 1802 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Married Name26 November 1802 As of 26 November 1802,her married name was Kern. 

Family

 David Kern b. c 1780

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

David Kern1

M, b. circa 1780
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1780David Kern was born circa 1780 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*26 November 1802He married Unicy (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner, daughter of Jehu (of Samuel II) Turner and Nicey Adams, on 26 November 1802 at Kent Co, DE.1 

Family

 Unicy (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner b. c 1785

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Samuel (of Robt of Wm Sr) Davis1

M, b. circa 1742, d. before 15 April 1803
Pedigree
FatherRobert (of Wm Sr) Davis1 b. c 1710, d. 20 May 1768
MotherSarah (of Samuel) Turner1 b. c 1718, d. b 18 May 1792
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Apr 2019
Birth*circa 1742Samuel (of Robt of Wm Sr) Davis was born circa 1742 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*circa 1765He married Jenney (-----) circa 1765.1 
Will - Father's*2 May 1768Samuel was named in his father's will on 2 May 1768 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Robert Davis, son of William Davis, gave to son Phillip my main plantation as described. To son Joshua remainder of tract Davises Choice eastward from the Joneses' home; tract called Foxes Den with 10 acres. To grandson Hezekiah Davis 50 acres. To grandson Robert Kelley 50 acres called Poor Ridge. To son Turner remainer of Threeble Purchase and part of Davises Choice with 5 acres. Should he die without issue, then to grandson Charles Kelley. To daughter Betty furniture & livestock. To wife Sarah use of remainder of estate during her lifetime or widowhood. To children Joshua, Samuel, Hezekiah, William, Turner, Molley, Phillip, Turner (Turner is mentioned twice), Sarah, and Betty remainder of estate after wife's death. Extr: Phillip Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, William Davis and William Jones. The widow renounced the will. (NOTE: Also mentioned were tracts Resurvey and The Old Mill Dam Branch.)2 
Will - Mother's*6 August 1782Samuel was named in his mother's will on 6 August 1782 at Worcester Co, MD. In her will Sarah Davis named son Samuel Extr. To sons Phillip & Joshua. To Jenny Davis, wife of son Samuel. To daughters Mary Kelly, Sarah Shockley, Elizabeth Smith. To grandson Hezekiah Davis. To granddaughters Zipporah and Sarah Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, John Giles (gone to Georgia in 1792), Bennett Mason (dec'd by 1792).3 
Will*24 November 1787Samuel made a will on 24 November 1787 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Samuel Davis gave to son Hezekiah, Extr, balance of lands. To son William Farlow Davis, 77 acres of "Hickory Ridge" and 23 acres, part of "Davis' Choice." To daughters Sarah and Zipporah. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, John Reed & Elizabeth Ennis.4 
Death*before 15 April 1803He died before 15 April 1803 at Worcester Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.4 

Family

 Jenney (-----) b. c 1745
Children 1.Hezekiah (of Sam) Davis4 b. c 1766
 2.William Farlow (of Sam) Davis4 b. c 1768
 3.Sarah (of Sam) Davis4 b. c 1770
 4.Zipporah (of Sam) Davis4 b. c 1772

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2199] Henry C. Peden Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volume 8, p. 82 (Nathaniel Davis Family).
  3. [S2148] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JW, 1790-1799, p. 7 (will of Sarah Davis).
  4. [S2159] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JBR (2), 1803-1807, p. 3 (will of Samuel Davis).

Mary (-----)1

F, b. circa 1750
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1750Mary (-----) was born circa 1750.1 
Marriage*circa 1770She married William Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor), son of Robert (of Wm Sr) Davis and Sarah (of Samuel) Turner, circa 1770.1 
Married Namecirca 1770 As of circa 1770,her married name was Davis. 

Family

 William Turner (of Robt) Davis (tailor) b. c 1745

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Jenney (-----)

F, b. circa 1745
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited7 Apr 2019
Birth*circa 1745Jenney (-----) was born circa 1745. 
Married Namecirca 1765 As of circa 1765,her married name was Davis. 
Marriage*circa 1765She married Samuel (of Robt of Wm Sr) Davis, son of Robert (of Wm Sr) Davis and Sarah (of Samuel) Turner, circa 1765.1 
Will - Mother-in-law*6 August 1782Jenney was named in her mother-in-law's will on 6 August 1782 at Worcester Co, MD. In her will Sarah Davis named son Samuel Extr. To sons Phillip & Joshua. To Jenny Davis, wife of son Samuel. To daughters Mary Kelly, Sarah Shockley, Elizabeth Smith. To grandson Hezekiah Davis. To granddaughters Zipporah and Sarah Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, John Giles (gone to Georgia in 1792), Bennett Mason (dec'd by 1792).2 

Family

 Samuel (of Robt of Wm Sr) Davis b. c 1742, d. b 15 Apr 1803
Children 1.Hezekiah (of Sam) Davis3 b. c 1766
 2.William Farlow (of Sam) Davis3 b. c 1768
 3.Sarah (of Sam) Davis3 b. c 1770
 4.Zipporah (of Sam) Davis3 b. c 1772

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2148] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JW, 1790-1799, p. 7 (will of Sarah Davis).
  3. [S2159] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JBR (2), 1803-1807, p. 3 (will of Samuel Davis).

Joshua (of Robt) Davis1

M, b. circa 1738, d. before 11 December 1795
Pedigree
FatherRobert (of Wm Sr) Davis1 b. c 1710, d. 20 May 1768
MotherSarah (of Samuel) Turner1 b. c 1718, d. b 18 May 1792
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Apr 2019
Birth*circa 1738Joshua (of Robt) Davis was born circa 1738 at Worcester Co, MD. 
Marriage*circa 1760He married Mary (-----) circa 1760 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*2 May 1768Joshua was named in his father's will on 2 May 1768 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Robert Davis, son of William Davis, gave to son Phillip my main plantation as described. To son Joshua remainder of tract Davises Choice eastward from the Joneses' home; tract called Foxes Den with 10 acres. To grandson Hezekiah Davis 50 acres. To grandson Robert Kelley 50 acres called Poor Ridge. To son Turner remainer of Threeble Purchase and part of Davises Choice with 5 acres. Should he die without issue, then to grandson Charles Kelley. To daughter Betty furniture & livestock. To wife Sarah use of remainder of estate during her lifetime or widowhood. To children Joshua, Samuel, Hezekiah, William, Turner, Molley, Phillip, Turner (Turner is mentioned twice), Sarah, and Betty remainder of estate after wife's death. Extr: Phillip Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, William Davis and William Jones. The widow renounced the will. (NOTE: Also mentioned were tracts Resurvey and The Old Mill Dam Branch.)2 
Est Settm't Father's*30 May 1768He was named in the settlement of his father's estate on 30 May 1768 at Worcester Co, MD. The estate of Robert Davis was valued at £138.10.9 and approved on 24 Feb 1769. Appraisers: Joshua Sturgis & F. Nellen. Creditors: Samuel Handy & William Whittington. Next of kin: Truitt Davis & Levi Davis. Extrs: Joshua Davis & Philip Davis.3,2 
Will - Uncle's*28 December 1774Joshua was named in his uncle's will on 28 December 1774 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will William Davis gave to housekeeper: Mary Smith, widow of John, all lands, stock, furniture, during widowhood. To Levi Davis Sr. stock. To Belitha Jermono, son of James, stock. To brothers Truitt, Levi and Henry Davis, wearing apparel and residue of personal estate, equally. To Keziah Tummans, daughter of Levi Tummans, stock. To cousin Henry Davis, son of Joshua, all lands at the death or marriage of Mary Smith. In event of death of said Henry Davis, his younger brother to get land left above. Joshua Davis Extr. Witt: John Postly, Elisha Wheeler & Elizabeth Smith.4 
Will - Mother's*6 August 1782Joshua was named in his mother's will on 6 August 1782 at Worcester Co, MD. In her will Sarah Davis named son Samuel Extr. To sons Phillip & Joshua. To Jenny Davis, wife of son Samuel. To daughters Mary Kelly, Sarah Shockley, Elizabeth Smith. To grandson Hezekiah Davis. To granddaughters Zipporah and Sarah Davis. Witt: Schoolfield Parker, John Giles (gone to Georgia in 1792), Bennett Mason (dec'd by 1792).5 
Will*26 September 1795Joshua made a will on 26 September 1795 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Joshua Davis gave to son Joshua, plantation, 150 acres of "Davis Chance." To wife Mary, Extr. To son Turner, 150 acres of "Davis Chance." To son Sampson, 20 acres of "Hogg Quarter." To daughter Polly, 101 lbs coming from brothers estate in Carolina. To grandson Joshua Griffen. Witt: William Rownd, Mathias Davis and Severign Bonewell.6 
Death*before 11 December 1795He died before 11 December 1795 at Worcester Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.6 

Family

 Mary (-----) b. c 1740
Marriage*circa 1760He married Mary (-----) circa 1760 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Children 1.Henry (of Joshua) Davis4 b. c 1762, d. b 26 Sep 1795
 2.Joshua (of Joshua) Davis+6 b. c 1764, d. b 25 Jun 1805
 3.Turner (of Joshua) Davis6 b. c 1766
 4.Sampson (of Joshua) Davis6 b. c 1768
 5.Polly (of Joshua) Davis6 b. c 1770

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2199] Henry C. Peden Jr. & F. Edward Wright, Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volume 8, p. 82 (Nathaniel Davis Family).
  3. [S2200] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, CD #5206, Prerogative Court Abstracts, 1766-1769, p. 92 (Estate of Robert Davis).
  4. [S2200] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, CD #5206, Calendar of Wills, Vol 16, 1774-1777, p. 46 (will of William Davis, housekeeper Mary Smith).
  5. [S2148] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JW, 1790-1799, p. 7 (will of Sarah Davis).
  6. [S2148] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JW, 1790-1799, p. 23 (will of Joshua Davis, wife Mary).

Mary (-----)1

F, b. circa 1740
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited8 Apr 2019
Birth*circa 1740Mary (-----) was born circa 1740 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*circa 1760She married Joshua (of Robt) Davis, son of Robert (of Wm Sr) Davis and Sarah (of Samuel) Turner, circa 1760 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Married Namecirca 1775 As of circa 1775,her married name was Davis. 
Will - Husb's*26 September 1795Mary was named in her husband's will on 26 September 1795 at Worcester Co, MD. In his will Joshua Davis gave to son Joshua, plantation, 150 acres of "Davis Chance." To wife Mary, Extr. To son Turner, 150 acres of "Davis Chance." To son Sampson, 20 acres of "Hogg Quarter." To daughter Polly, 101 lbs coming from brothers estate in Carolina. To grandson Joshua Griffen. Witt: William Rownd, Mathias Davis and Severign Bonewell.2 

Family

 Joshua (of Robt) Davis b. c 1738, d. b 11 Dec 1795
Children 1.Henry (of Joshua) Davis3 b. c 1762, d. b 26 Sep 1795
 2.Joshua (of Joshua) Davis+2 b. c 1764, d. b 25 Jun 1805
 3.Turner (of Joshua) Davis2 b. c 1766
 4.Sampson (of Joshua) Davis2 b. c 1768
 5.Polly (of Joshua) Davis2 b. c 1770

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2148] Ruth Dryden, Worcester Co, MD, Will Book JW, 1790-1799, p. 23 (will of Joshua Davis, wife Mary).
  3. [S2200] Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774, CD #5206, Calendar of Wills, Vol 16, 1774-1777, p. 46 (will of William Davis, housekeeper Mary Smith).

Archibald Smith II1

M, b. circa 1750
Pedigree
FatherArchibald Smith I1 b. c 1725, d. b 3 Jun 1761
MotherTamer/Turner (of Samuel) Turner1 b. c 1734
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited3 May 2019
Birth*circa 1750Archibald Smith II was born circa 1750 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*circa 1775He married Mary (-----) circa 1775 at Worcester Co, MD.1 

Family

 Mary (-----) b. c 1750

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Mary (-----)1

F, b. circa 1750
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited3 May 2019
Birth*circa 1750Mary (-----) was born circa 1750 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Marriage*circa 1775She married Archibald Smith II, son of Archibald Smith I and Tamer/Turner (of Samuel) Turner, circa 1775 at Worcester Co, MD.1 
Married Namecirca 1775 As of circa 1775,her married name was Smith. 

Family

 Archibald Smith II b. c 1750

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Jesse Turner1

M, b. between 1780 and 1790, d. 1838
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*between 1780 and 1790Jesse Turner was born between 1780 and 1790 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Jesse was named in his father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Marriage*circa 1809He married Zipporah (-----) circa 1809 at Delaware.1 
Land sold*11 April 1826Jesse Turner sold land on 11 April 1826 at tract Lecompty Discovery, east of Great Choptank River, Caroline Co, MD. Caroline County to wit be it remembered that on the eleventh day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty six came Noble Griffith Caroline County and brought a deed of bargain and sale with one indorsement thereon and prayed to have the same enrolled among the record of Caroline County and on the same day and year aforesaid the same deed and indorsement was Enrolled as follows to wit this indenture made this eleventh day of April in the year aforesaid one thousand eight hundred and twenty six between Jesse Turner of Kent County In the state of Delaware, Mary P. Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife, Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife of Caroline County and state of Maryland of the one part and Noble Griffith of Caroline County and state of Maryland of the other part witnesseth that the said Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife for and in consideration of the sum of thirty dollars currant money of Maryland to them in hand paid by the said Noble Griffith before the sealing and delivery of this presents the receipt thereof they the said Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife for and in consideration of the sum of thirty dollars currant money of Maryland to them in hand paid by the said Noble Griffith before the sealing and delivery of this presents the receipt whereof they the said Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife, Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife doth hereby acknowledge and from every part and parcel thereof acquit exonerate and discharge the said Noble Griffith his heirs executors and administrators they the said Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife have granted bargained sold aligned enfeoffed conveyed and confirmed and by these presents do grant bargain sale alien enfeoff convey and confirm unto the said Noble Griffith, his heirs and assigns forever all that tract or parcel of land called Lecompty Discovery lying and being in Caroline county and in the East side of Great Choptank River beginning at the end of a line drawn North fifty five degrees West one hundred and eighteen perches from the original boundary of a tract of land called Deer Pond it being at the place where the seventh line of Molly's Desire crossed the sixth line of the said tract called Deer Pond from said Intersection then a running with the aforesaid sixth line of Deer Pond North East six perches to the end thereof thence with the seventh line of the same North by East forty perches to the end whereof then with the eighth line of the same West North West twenty eight perches to the end thereof thence with the ninth line of the same fifteen degrees West thirty five perches then North seventy six degrees and forty five minutes minutes West twenty three perches until it intersects the third line of a tract of land called Barren Point thence with the same river and South thirty degrees West eighteen perches until it intersects the tenth line of the aforesaid Molly's Desire thence with the same revised South seventy eight degrees and forty five minutes East twenty two and one half perches to the end of the ninth line thereof with the same revised South fifteen degrees East forty perches to the end of the eighth line thereof thence with the same revised South sixty seven degrees thirty minutes East twenty eight perches to the end of the seventh line thereof thence with the same reversed to the aforesaid place with all and singular the buildings improvements woods ways waters water courses rights liberties privileges hereditament and appurtenances whatsoever there unto belonging or tn any wise appertaining and the reversions and remandersment issues and profits thereof and all the estate right title and Interest whatsoever of them the said Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife, Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife both as laid and in equity of in to and or at of the said land and premises hereby bargained and sold meant mentioned or intended hereby or to be and every or any part or parcel thereof to have and to hold the said land and premises so as aforesaid described called Lecompled Discovery or by whatsoever name the same may be called together with the buildings and appurtenances and all and singular other the premises hereby bargained and sold or meant mentioned or intended hereby so to be every part and parcel there of with their and every of their appurtenance unto the said Noble Griffith his heirs and assigns forever and to and for no other use interest or purpose whatsoever and the said Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife for themselves their heirs executors and administrators doth hereby covenant grant promise and agree to and with the said Noble Griffith his heirs, executors administrators or assigns that they the said Jesse Turner Mary Chugum, John Rathel and Jane his wife, Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife and their heirs the said land and premises hereby granted bargained and sold and every part and parcel thereof with the appurtenances thereunto belonging to him the said Noble Griffith and his heirs and assigns against them the said Jesse Turner Mary Chugum John Rathel and Jane his wife Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife and their heirs and against all and every person and persons whomsoever claiming or to claim any right title or Interest In and to the same or any part thereof shall and with hereafter warrant and forever defend by these presents In Witness whereof the said Jesse Turner Mary Chugum John Rathel and Jane his wife Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife have hereunto subscribed their names and affixed their seals the day and year first written. Signed: Jesse Turner, Mary Chugum, John Rathel, Jane Rathel, Edmond Owens, Margaret Owens. Signed sealed and delivered In the presents of James McGuire Thomas Jones State of Maryland, Caroline County to wit on this seventh day of April Anno Domini eighteen hundred and twenty six personally appeared Jesse Turner Mary Chugum John F Rathel and Jane his wife and Edmond Owens and Margaret his wife being the grantors within named before us the subscribers two of the state of Maryland Justices of the Peace for the county aforesaid and acknowledged the within deed or Instrument of writing to be their act and deed and the land and premises thereon mentioned and thereby bargained and sold to be the right and estate of the within named Noble Griffith party grantee also therein named his heirs and assigns forever according to the purport true Interest and meaning of the said deeds or Instrument of writing and the acts of assembly In such cases made and provided and now at the same time also personally appeared Jane Rathel wife of John Rathel Margaret Owens wife of Edmond Owens and also as same time appeared Zipporah Turner wife of Jesse Turner within mentioned before us the subscribers as Justices of the Peace aforesaid and severally acknowledged the said deed or Instrument of premises therein mentioned to be the right and estate of the within named Noble Griffith his heirs and assigns forever and the said Jane Rathel, Margaret Owens and Zipporah Turner being by us privately examined apart from and out of the hearing of their and each of their respective husbands whether they do make their and each of their respective acknowledgements of the same willingly and freely and without being Induced thereto by fear or threats of or ill usage by their and each of their respective husbands or fear of their displeasure do severally acknowledge that they do make their respective acknowledgements of the same willingly and truly and without being induced then to by fear or threats of or ill usage by their and each of their respective husbands or fear of their displeasure and certified the day and year within written James McGuire Thomas Jones.1
 
Lived*1830He lived in 1830 at Pickaway Co, OH.1 
Death*1838He died in 1838 at Tippecanoe Co, IN.1 
Biography*between 1838 and 1850The Turner family moved nearer to the town of West Point, Indiana following the death of Jesse and prior to 1850. West Point, Tippecanoe County, Indiana is located in the Northwestern portion of Indiana. The town of West Point is a short distance southwest of Lafayette, Indiana. It is a small town with few businesses, in 1993 there was an antique store and a bar, with no real main street. The West Point Cemetery, where Zipporah Turner is buried along with her son James Turner, is located in the southeastern portion of the town. The cemetery is well maintained and is laid out in two distinct sections. The south section is called the old cemetery. This section was left to disrepair for many years but was restored in the 1950's by the Boy Scout Troop in the town. The northern section is modern and maintained by the caretaker and his crew. Samuel Bevins Turner is buried in the old section and his tombstone in worn and has been broken. James and Zipporah are buried in the new section and their tombstones have been replaced by family members within the last fifty years. Their tombstones are of black granite, with little writing on them, only their name, birth and death years. At first I was fooled by the newness of the stones, as in my search I expected to find stones of a similar condition as Samuel's. The grave of Jesse Turner is not located in the West Point Cemetery. I do not know where they were living when Jesse died. Once I find the exact location of the farm where Jesse and Zipporah lived I might be able to find his burial location. I do know where the James Turner farm was located near West Point and this is where Zipporah lived in the 1850 Indiana Census. The farm was located on "Turner Road" which intersects with the highway going through West Point near the northeastern corner of town. The road runs East to West for about 3 miles. James Turner farm was located on the north (or west because the road turns slightly south just before the creek) side of Turner Road just before you cross the Flint Creek.1 

Family

 Zipporah (-----) b. 1794
Marriage*circa 1809He married Zipporah (-----) circa 1809 at Delaware.1 
Children 1.Nancy Turner1 b. c 1809, d. b 1853
 2.Ann Turner1 b. c 1812
 3.Sarah Turner1 b. c 1816
 4.Samuel Bevins (of Jesse) Turner1 b. 1822, d. 17 Apr 1858
 5.Jesse Turner+1 b. 1828, d. 13 Jan 1898
 6.James Turner1 b. 1832
 7.George (of Jesse) Turner1 b. 1837

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Samuel Bevins (of George) Turner1

M, b. circa 1782
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1782Samuel Bevins (of George) Turner was born circa 1782 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Samuel was named in his father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Relocated*He relocated to Ohio..1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Nancy Turner1

F, b. circa 1790
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1790Nancy Turner was born circa 1790 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Nancy was named in her father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Marriage*19 January 1811She married Jospeh Anthony on 19 January 1811 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Married Name19 January 1811 As of 19 January 1811,her married name was Anthony. 

Family

 Jospeh Anthony b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Jane Turner1

F, b. circa 1788
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1788Jane Turner was born circa 1788 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Jane was named in her father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Marriage*4 September 1809She married James Manlove on 4 September 1809 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Married Name4 September 1809 As of 4 September 1809,her married name was Manlove. 
Marriage*circa 1830Jane Turner married John Rathel circa 1830 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Married Namecirca 1830 As of circa 1830,her married name was Rathel. 

Family 1

 James Manlove b. c 1785

Family 2

 John Rathel b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Mary Pierson Turner1

F, b. circa 1778
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1778Mary Pierson Turner was born circa 1778 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Marriage*before 12 July 1801She married (-----) North before 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Mary was named in her father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Married Namebefore 12 July 1801 As of before 12 July 1801,her married name was North. 

Family

 (-----) North b. c 1790
Child 1.Margaret North1 b. c 1815

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Margaret Turner1

F, b. circa 1795
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1795Margaret Turner was born circa 1795 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Margaret was named in her father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Marriage*22 September 1815She married Edmund H. Owens on 22 September 1815 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Married Name22 September 1815 As of 22 September 1815,her married name was Owens. 
Relocated*before 1829Margaret Turner relocated before 1829 to Ohio..1 

Family

 Edmund H. Owens b. c 1790
Child 1.Robert Owens1 b. 1818

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Abigail Turner1

F, b. circa 1798
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1798Abigail Turner was born circa 1798 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801Abigail was named in her father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

William Smith Turner1

M, b. circa 1785, d. before 8 September 1810
Pedigree
FatherGeorge (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1751, d. b 12 Jan 1808
MotherMilcah Smith1 b. c 1760
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited29 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1785William Smith Turner was born circa 1785 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Will - Father's*12 July 1801William was named in his father's will on 12 July 1801 at Caroline Co, MD. In his will George Turner named wife Milcah, daughters Nancy, Jane, Mary Pierson North, Abegal, Margaret, sons William Smith Turner, Samuel Bivens Turner, Jessee.1 
Will*22 June 1810William made a will on 22 June 1810 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Death*before 8 September 1810He died before 8 September 1810 at Caroline Co, MD. It was on this date that his will was proved.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Catharine (of Jesse) Turner1

F, b. circa 1800
Pedigree
FatherJesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1770, d. b Nov 1825
MotherElizabeth Griffith1 b. 3 Nov 1770, d. 29 Sep 1841
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1800Catharine (of Jesse) Turner was born circa 1800 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Marriage*before 1825She married Evan F. Morgan before 1825.1 
Married Namebefore 1825 As of before 1825,her married name was Morgan. 

Family

 Evan F. Morgan b. c 1800

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Mary (of Jesse) Turner1

F, b. circa 1802
Pedigree
FatherJesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1770, d. b Nov 1825
MotherElizabeth Griffith1 b. 3 Nov 1770, d. 29 Sep 1841
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1802Mary (of Jesse) Turner was born circa 1802 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Marriage*circa 1825She married Nathan Fleming circa 1825.1 
Married Namecirca 1825 As of circa 1825,her married name was Fleming. 

Family

 Nathan Fleming b. c 1800

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Louisa Turner1

F, b. circa 1804
Pedigree
FatherJesse (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1770, d. b Nov 1825
MotherElizabeth Griffith1 b. 3 Nov 1770, d. 29 Sep 1841
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1804Louisa Turner was born circa 1804 at Caroline Co, MD.1 
Marriage*before 1825She married Samuel Graham before 1825.1 
Married Namebefore 1825 As of before 1825,her married name was Graham. 
Marriage*before 1835Louisa Turner married Rawley Shadrack before 1835.1 
Married Namebefore 1835 As of before 1835,her married name was Shadrack. 

Family 1

 Samuel Graham b. c 1800

Family 2

 Rawley Shadrack b. c 1800

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

James Bounds Turner1

M, b. circa 1782
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1782James Bounds Turner was born circa 1782 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Lived*1836He lived in 1836 at Pike Co, OH.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Samuel Turner1

M, b. circa 1784
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited26 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1784Samuel Turner was born circa 1784 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Lived*circa 1836He lived circa 1836 at Ross Co, OH.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Benjamin Turner1

M, b. circa 1786
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1786Benjamin Turner was born circa 1786 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Lived*circa 1836He lived circa 1836 at Licking Co, OH.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Matilda Turner1

F, b. circa 1788, d. before 8 July 1836
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1788Matilda Turner was born circa 1788 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1810She married (-----) Henderson circa 1810.1 
Married Namecirca 1810 As of circa 1810,her married name was Henderson. 
Death*before 8 July 1836Matilda Turner died before 8 July 1836 at Indiana.1 

Family

 (-----) Henderson b. c 1785

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Jane Turner1

F, b. circa 1790
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1790Jane Turner was born circa 1790 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1810She married William Barrick circa 1810.1 
Married Namecirca 1810 As of circa 1810,her married name was Barrick. 
Lived*1836Jane Turner lived in 1836 at Licking Co, OH.1 

Family

 William Barrick b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Eliza Turner1

F, b. circa 1792
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1792Eliza Turner was born circa 1792 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*circa 1810She married John Colville circa 1810.1 
Married Namecirca 1810 As of circa 1810,her married name was Colville. 
Lived*1836Eliza Turner lived in 1836 at Licking Co, OH.1 

Family

 John Colville b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Levin (of Ben of Sam Bevans) Turner1

M, b. circa 1794
Pedigree
FatherBenjamin (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1754, d. 1834
MotherJane Lucas Bounds1 b. c 1755
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited15 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1794Levin (of Ben of Sam Bevans) Turner was born circa 1794 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Lived*1836He lived in 1836 at Indiana.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Samuel Bevins (of Samuel) Turner1

M, b. 1818
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1772, d. 30 Nov 1847
MotherRebecca Porter1 b. 1776, d. 2 Apr 1847
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*1818Samuel Bevins (of Samuel) Turner was born in 1818 at Ohio.1 
Marriage*circa 1840He married Martha A. (-----) circa 1840 at Ohio.1 
Marriage*before 1845Samuel Bevins (of Samuel) Turner married Susan Inskeep before 1845 at Ohio.1 
Census head*1860Samuel was listed as a head of household in the census of 1860 at Ohio. He was shown as a farmer with real estate valued at $11,000.1 

Family 1

 Martha A. (-----) b. c 1820

Family 2

 Susan Inskeep b. 1823
Children 1.Henry (of Sam Bevins of Sam) Turner1 b. c 1845
 2.Elizabeth (of Sam Bevins of Sam) Turner1 b. c 1847
 3.William (of Sam Bevins of Sam) Turner1 b. c 1851
 4.David (of Sam Bevins of Sam) Turner1 b. c 1854
 5.Edward (of Sam Bevins of Sam) Turner1 b. c 1856
 6.Rebecca Porter (of Sam Bevins of Sam) Turner1 b. 30 Jan 1858

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Sarah 'Sally' Turner1

F, b. 16 October 1795, d. 1 May 1832
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1772, d. 30 Nov 1847
MotherRebecca Porter1 b. 1776, d. 2 Apr 1847
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*16 October 1795Sarah 'Sally' Turner was born on 16 October 1795 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*25 February 1816She married Henry Bramble on 25 February 1816 at Ross Co, Ohio.1 
Married Name25 February 1816 As of 25 February 1816,her married name was Bramble. 
Death*1 May 1832Sarah 'Sally' Turner died on 1 May 1832 at Ross Co, OH, at age 36.1 
Burial*Sarah was buried at Old Twin Cemetery, Twin Township, Ross Co, Ohio.1 

Family

 Henry Bramble b. c 1790

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

George Porter Turner1,2

M, b. 2 December 1808, d. 4 July 1850
Pedigree
FatherSamuel (of Sam Bevans) Turner1 b. c 1772, d. 30 Nov 1847
MotherRebecca Porter1 b. 1776, d. 2 Apr 1847
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited12 Dec 2018
Birth*2 December 1808George Porter Turner was born on 2 December 1808 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Death*4 July 1850He died on 4 July 1850 at Bainbridge, Ross Co, OH, at age 41.1,2 
Burial*George was buried at Bainbridge Cemetery, Bainbridge, Ross Co, OH. The middle name in the picture of his tombstone on findagrave is probably Porter (his mother's maiden name) instead of Foster.2,1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2259] findagrave.com, MEMORIAL ID 90206634 (George Foster Turner).

Sally Turner1

F, b. circa 1788
Pedigree
FatherCharles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1 b. c 1762, d. c 11 Aug 1807
MotherMargaret Cooper1 b. c 1765
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1788Sally Turner was born circa 1788 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*22 December 1807She married Noah Dixon on 22 December 1807 at Kent Co, DE.2 
Married Name22 December 1807 As of 22 December 1807,her married name was Dixon. 

Family

 Noah Dixon b. c 1780

Citations

  1. [S2259] findagrave.com.
  2. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Noah Dixon1

M, b. circa 1780
Pedigree
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1780Noah Dixon was born circa 1780 at Kent Co, DE.1 
Marriage*22 December 1807He married Sally Turner, daughter of Charles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner and Margaret Cooper, on 22 December 1807 at Kent Co, DE.1 

Family

 Sally Turner b. c 1788

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.

Tilghman Turner1

M, b. circa 1790
Pedigree
FatherCharles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1 b. c 1762, d. c 11 Aug 1807
MotherMargaret Cooper1 b. c 1765
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited18 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1790Tilghman Turner was born circa 1790 at Kent Co, DE.1,2 
Will - GrFath's*10 May 1796Tilghman was named in his grandfather's will on 10 May 1796 at Mispillion Hundred, Kent Co, DE. In his will Jehu Turner of Mispillion Hundred named heirs: sons Charles, Jesse, William, Reuben; daughters Unicy Turner & Elizabeth Fleming (wife of Beniah Fleming); grandsons Tilmon Turner & Jehu Fleming. Extrs: sons Jesse & Reuben. Witt: Caleb Cox, Benja. Turner, James Johnson. (NOTE: Steve & Bob Turner also report that he named a wife Nicey and his daughter Unicy was placed under guardianship of older brother Jesse Turner.)2 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
  2. [S2882] Leon deValinger Jr - State Archivist, Calendar of Sussex County, Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800, p. 519 (will of Jehu Turner).

Elias Turner1

M, b. circa 1786
Pedigree
FatherCharles (of Jehu of Sam II) Turner1 b. c 1762, d. c 11 Aug 1807
MotherMargaret Cooper1 b. c 1765
ChartsDescendants of Richard Kellam (Gentleman, Occahannock)
Last Edited9 Nov 2018
Birth*circa 1786Elias Turner was born circa 1786 at Kent Co, DE.1 

Citations

  1. [S2872] Bob Turner <, e-mail address. & Steve Turner < and e-mail address>, Turner Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.