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John Turner Sr. (1728 - bef. 1817)

John Turner Sr.
Born in New London, Connecticutmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1 Nov 1750 in Horton 35, Kings, Nova Scotia, Canadamap
Descendants descendants
Died before before age 88 in Wolfville, Kings, Nova Scotiamap
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Biography

John Turner was born in 1728[1]

John Turner, husbandman, wrote his Last Will and Testament, 14 Oct 1816, leaving bequests to his wife Lydia, his sons Samuel, Matthew, James, John, Thomas, his daughters Bathsheba Palmer, Elizabeth Miner and grandsons William Turner, James Turner, Gideon Palmer, William Randall, James Randall and granddaughter Sarah Randall.[2]. The will was probated

He is buried in the Old Cemetery, Wolfville, Kings Co., N.S.

Children (All born Horton Township, Kings Co., Nova Scotia except as noted):

  1. John, b. 27 Nov 1751 in Connecticut, m. 17 Aug 1773, Anne (or Ame) Witter.
  2. Elizabeth, b. 15 Jun 1753 in Connecticut, m. James Miner
  3. James, b. 5 Jun 1757 in Connecticut.
  4. Eleanor, b. ca 1757 in Connecticut, m. Theophilus Sweet.
  5. Thomas, 11 Jun 1759 in Connecticut, m. 26 Sep 1782, Hannah Witter.
  6. Samuel, b. 30 Oct 1761, m. Lucy Bishop.
  7. Matthew, 11 Apr 1764.
  8. Bathsheba, b. 11 Nov 1769, m. Gideon Palmer.

Sources

  1. "Connecticut Births and Christenings, 1649-1906," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F74C-YRK : 11 February 2018), John Turner, 29 Jul 1728; citing ; FHL microfilm unknown.
  2. probate, Kings Co., Nova Scotia
  • Township Books of Kings County, Nova Scotia compiled by Lorna Woodman Evans

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Is the John mentioned here on this profile the same as the one mentioned on this site? http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~bowlesfamily/genealogy/new_england_bolles_in_nova_scotia.htm
posted on Turner-21709 (merged) by James LaLone (1946-2023)
Turner-21709 and Turner-288 appear to represent the same person because: Same people
Whipple-1224 and Turner-288 appear to represent the same person because: John Turner and Bathsheba Turner are in my family line Thank you for merging. I can continue my ancestry line information.
Turner-10734 and Turner-288 appear to represent the same person because: Similar name, similar details
posted by Bob Tonsmeire
Turner-2179 and Turner-288 appear to represent the same person because: Same name, same dates
posted by Bob Tonsmeire

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