Harold Turner was born May 3, 1901 in Pontotoc Co., MS. His parents were Elisha Thora Turner and Lula Ada Tutor. He was the last child born to the union of Elisha and Ada Turner.[1]
Harold married Cora LuJean Luttrell in Calhoun County, Mississippi on Sept 4th, 1924. He was working in a logging camp when he married and he and Cora lived in a tent until their first child was born. He farmed, raised cattle and hogs, ran a Dairy farm and sold milk at one time. Harold had a passion for quail hunting with his bird dogs. He loved and took pride in his family and was a constant friend to the people that lived around him. He was known far and wide for the gift of conjuring off warts, which had been a practice handed down in his family for years. He and his family through the years attended Antioch Baptist Church and later Lantrip Baptist Church.
William Turner is listed in the February, 1986 United States Social Security Death Index. He had received his Social Security number in Mississippi. His last place of residence is noted as Banner, Calhoun, Mississippi.[1]
As listed in the Find A Grave Index,[2] Harold William Turner is buried at Antioch Cemetery in Bruce, Calhoun County, Mississippi, USA.[3]
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His family was important to him, all my work on this family history would have given him much pleasure. There was so much about his grandfather's relatives, that he never knew. He would have really enjoyed the first Turner reunion, when all the Turners form everywhere came. He would have enjoyed telling what he knew about his ancestors to them. He has gone on to be with the Lord and is already part of that great reunion with family and the Lord.