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Samuel Turner (bef. 1686 - 1760)

Samuel Turner
Born before in Somerset, Marylandmap
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[spouse(s) unknown]
Descendants descendants
Died after age 74 in Worcester, Marylandmap
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Biography

Samuel Turner was possibly born circa 1672 in Somerset, Maryland.[1] [2] His parents were Edward Turner and Judith (Hack) Turner, who were married in 1686 in Accomack, Virginia, British Colonial America.[3]

He was married to a woman named Sarah at the time of his death. His will makes provision for his wife to be supported by his daughter Turner Smith (Tamer) and her husband Archibald Smith.

Samuel's children listed in his will were:

  1. William Turner
  2. Samuel Turner
  3. John Turner
  4. Henry Turner
  5. Nicholas Turner
  6. Joshua Turner
  7. Roelin [Roland?] Turner
  8. Esther (Turner) Butler
  9. Sarah (Turner) Davis
  10. Mary (Turner) Davis
  11. Judah [Judith] (Turner) Smith
  12. Abigail (Turner) Parker
  13. Tamer (Turner) Smith, wife of Archibald Smith who was executor of the will.

Sources

  1. MilesFiles
  2. Ownership of Turner's Choice tract, 1700.
  3. Source: #S-483379955 Page: Birth year: 1665; Birth state: VA APID: 1,4725::4165637

See also:

Will signed: 20 February 1752; Will proved: 5 March 1760
Bequests to: wife Sarah Smith; son William Turner, son Samuel Turner, son John Turner, son Henry Turner, son Nicholas Turner, son Joshua Turner, son Joseph Turner, son Roelin Turner, daughter Esther Butler, daughter Sarah Davis, daughter Mary Davis, daughter Judah Smith, daughter Abigail Parker, daughter Turner Smith and Archibald Smith her husband.
Executor son-in-law Archibald Smith
Witnesses: Benjamin Handy, George Smith, Lewis Disharoon
  • Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1700 [database on-line]. Ancestry.com Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Image 193 [1] accessed 6 Sept 2019.
  • Original data: Coldham, Peter Wilson. Settlers of Maryland, 1679-1700.. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1995.
Entry for SAMUEL TURNER
County/Name of Tract/Acreage/Date
Somerset/"Turner's Choice"/150/1 June 1700




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Data doctor says that Judith Turner-11477 is too old to be the son of Samuel Turner Jr.-3783. Many trees on ancestry.com have her as the daughter of his father Samuel Turner-3784. On wiki, Turner-3784 has a daughter named Judah Turner- 4518 who also married a George Smith. Also, her profile states Judah has been detached from Samuel Turner Jr.

The only source for Judith Turner-11477 is a private ancestry.com tree. Samuel Turner Jr.-3783 will does not list Judith among the daughters. I propose that she be detached from Samuel Turner Jr. and merged with Judah Turner-4518.

posted by Jim Ward
Turner-9941 and Turner-3784 appear to represent the same person because: Same name, same son
posted by Bob Tonsmeire

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