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Subject: [ROOTS-L] ISAAC TURNER
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My TURNER line has been an enormous mystery for 3 decades.

Isaac TURNER (de la TOURNEAU - var. sp.) b 15 May 1788 Paris, FR d 30 Sept.
1867 South Canaan, Wayne Co., PA.  Absolutely NO info on parentage or
siblings.  Isaac served in the War of 1812 in the 12th Regiment, NY Militia.
He was a private in Capt. Absolom Cudney's Co. of Infantry, Varian's
Reg't.'s NY.  He enlisted in Mamaroneck, Westchester Co., NY.  His
application papers for Bounty Land give no information.

Family lore says Isaac was married twice before he married Nancy KELL(E)Y 11
May 1848 in So. Canaan, Wayne Co., PA, and that he had children from those 2
marriages.  That he came from 'the middle West' and stopped in South Canaan
and worked on Nancy's farm since she lived there alone (apparently a widow
and 34 yrs. younger than Isaac).  Nothing is known about his children by his
former marriages.

Isaac and Nancy had 8 children:

Mathilda who was a post mistress for NayAug, PA and never married b 1849
John Milton m ? DEPEW had 15 children incl. 2 sets of twins
Franklyn Varney m Carolena Augusta MEYER
Mary Angeline
James Buchanan
Rosilla Correll m 1- LOCKARD 2- HAUSER
Elma Martha b 1864 m 1- DENISON 2- BIRD
Elmer Marcus (last 2 were twins) b 1864

The 1850 census Salem Twp., Wayne Co. PA, shows John TURNER living next door
to Isaac.  John was born c 1810 NJ and among others, had a son named Milton.
He also had 2 sets of twins. John is probably a son of Isaac from a previous
marriage.  I cannot trace this John further.

In a Scranton, PA newspaper article on one of Isaac's dau. in 1936, she
tells of her father being born in FR.

There are Turners in Westchester Co., NY but the family was there b/f my
Isaac would have been born.  There is an Isaac in Columbia Co., NY born the
same year as 'my' Isaac but his grandfather was b in NY.  There are Isaacs
in the right time frame in other PA counties but I cannot find birth info.

Also found this:  TOURNIER, Joseph. France. Baltimore Co. (Naturalization
Docket) 1796-1851 MD State Archives C389-1  MdHR 1806 f. 27 #517 7 June
1804.  Civil Ct.

Is anyone out there in the great genealogy beyond, missing an ancestor
perhaps with the name MILTON prevalent, or twins running in the family???

I have checked the Turner DNA site(s) with no success.  There are no direct
mail heirs left to be tested.

Thanks for any help -

Diane

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