John was born in 1799. He is the son of Alexander Turpie and Janet Orr.
In 1852 John was a mason, living in Sinclairtown, Kirkcaldy; by 1858 (at the marriage of his son Alexander) he was a Master Mason.
Sources
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Old Parish Registers (accessed 12/03/2021), Marriages, ref 426/40 477 Dysart, entry for TURPIE, JOHN, 06/10/1799, ALEXANDER TURPIE/ JANET ORR FR1394 (FR1394)
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Old Parish Registers (accessed 13/03/2021), Marriages, ref 426/70 16 Dysart, entry for TURPIE, JOHN, 14/11/1824, BETTY SPENCE/
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Census 1841; accessed 28/07/2021; ref : 426/ 10/ 21 Dysart; Entry for : TURPIE, JOHN, age: 40, Occupation: -
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Census 1851; accessed 29/07/2021; ref : 426/ 11/ 37 Dysart; Entry for : TURPIE, JOHN, age: 51, Occupation: -
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Statutory Registers (accessed 13/02/2022), Marriages, ref 447/ 29 Markinch, entry for TURPIE, JOHN, 1860, MARGARET LYALL
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Census 1871; accessed 10/12/2021; ref : 426/ 13/ 27 Dysart; Entry for : TURPIE, JOHN, age: 73, Occupation: -
National Records of Scotland (Online Database “Scotland’s People”), Statutory Registers (accessed 13/09/2021), Deaths, ref 453/ 260 St Andrews and St Leonards, entry for TURPIE, JOHN, 1880, mmn ORR; age 80
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with John by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with John: