James Turkle, a citizen of Clay township, well known all over the county, died Tuesday afternoon after an illness of about three weeks. The funeral took place at the Lutheran church on Thursday, the sermon being preached by Rev. J.M.G. Hursh. The Masons, of which the deceased was a member, took charge of the funeral and attended in a body. Mr. Turkle was seventy-one years old and leaves a family.
from: The Weekly Interior Herald, 13 May 1893, Saturday - page 1
James Turkle, a citizen of Clay township, well known all over the county, died Tuesday afternoon after an illness of about three weeks. The funeral took place at the Lutheran church on Thursday, the sermon being preached by Rev. J.M.G. Hursh. The Masons, of which the deceased was a member, took charge of the funeral and attended in a body. Mr. Turkle was seventy-one years old and leaves a family.
from: The Weekly Interior Herald, 13 May 1893, Saturday - page 1
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Mary Elizabeth Turkle
1856–1860
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John William Turkle
1858–1930
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George Washington Turkle
1859–1907
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Joseph Josiah Turkle
1861–1862
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Martha Jane Turkle Henry
1864–1948
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Charles Francis Turkle
1866–1935
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Joseph Paul Turkle
1868–1952
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Harvey Dryden Turkle
1870–1955
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Anna Margaret Turkle Barnes
1872–1950
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Franklin Peter Turkle
1874–1931
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Nellie Belle Turkle Hill
1877–1944
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