A native of Cabarrus County, North Carolina, Mr. Turner came to Palestine about 1930 and worked as a bricklayer and contractor. He moved to Neches several years ago, continuing to work in Palestine until he became ill.
He was a member of the Neches United Methodist Church and the Neches Masonic Lodge.
survivors include his wife Mrs. Josephine Eddins Turner of Neches; three daughters, Mrs. Don (Ann) Fisher of Kerrville, Mrs. J.E. (Martha) Gardner of Grand Prairie and Mrs. B.R. (Gay) Sublett of Dickinson; three grandchildren; two brothers, Milton Turner and Homer Turner; four sisters, Mrs. Alonzo Furr, Mrs. Brooks Austin, Mrs. Ralph Barbee and Mrs. William Beatty.
(Excerpts from Palestine Daily Herald)
A native of Cabarrus County, North Carolina, Mr. Turner came to Palestine about 1930 and worked as a bricklayer and contractor. He moved to Neches several years ago, continuing to work in Palestine until he became ill.
He was a member of the Neches United Methodist Church and the Neches Masonic Lodge.
survivors include his wife Mrs. Josephine Eddins Turner of Neches; three daughters, Mrs. Don (Ann) Fisher of Kerrville, Mrs. J.E. (Martha) Gardner of Grand Prairie and Mrs. B.R. (Gay) Sublett of Dickinson; three grandchildren; two brothers, Milton Turner and Homer Turner; four sisters, Mrs. Alonzo Furr, Mrs. Brooks Austin, Mrs. Ralph Barbee and Mrs. William Beatty.
(Excerpts from Palestine Daily Herald)
Family Members
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Lela Serena Turner Little
1899–1949
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Homer Jackson Turner
1902–1982
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Vergie Caroline Turner Barbee
1904–1991
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Blanche L. Turner Talley
1908–1950
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Annie Iris Turner Austin
1910–1988
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John Milton Turner
1912–1983
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Lois Turner Beatty
1914–1982
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Edwin Webb Turner
1916–1969
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Josephine Turner Coble
1918–1960
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PFC Herbert Pearson Turner
1922–1945
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