Daughter of Squire Jennings and Jane Emeline Pettit Jennings.
Married James S. Riley Turner on January 2, 1873 in Douglas County, Missouri. Six known children were born to this union: William Thomas, Sarah Jane, Robert Ellis, James Henderson, Mary Alice, and Infant Turner.
Thanks to JHarrison for the obituary:
"From the Douglas County Obit book
April 2,1896
Died-On Thursday night, March 20th, 1896, three miles east of Rome in Springcreek township, of slow typhoid fever, Mrs. James Turner, at the age of forty years. The remains were buried in Walnut Grove cemetery on Saturday March 28th. Mrs. Turner was one of the most highly respected and best loved women of that part of the county. She will be missed more than any other woman of that neighborhood."
Married James S. Riley Turner on January 2, 1873 in Douglas County, Missouri. Six known children were born to this union: William Thomas, Sarah Jane, Robert Ellis, James Henderson, Mary Alice, and Infant Turner.
Thanks to JHarrison for the obituary:
"From the Douglas County Obit book
April 2,1896
Died-On Thursday night, March 20th, 1896, three miles east of Rome in Springcreek township, of slow typhoid fever, Mrs. James Turner, at the age of forty years. The remains were buried in Walnut Grove cemetery on Saturday March 28th. Mrs. Turner was one of the most highly respected and best loved women of that part of the county. She will be missed more than any other woman of that neighborhood."
Daughter of Squire Jennings and Jane Emeline Pettit Jennings.
Married James S. Riley Turner on January 2, 1873 in Douglas County, Missouri. Six known children were born to this union: William Thomas, Sarah Jane, Robert Ellis, James Henderson, Mary Alice, and Infant Turner.
Thanks to JHarrison for the obituary:
"From the Douglas County Obit book
April 2,1896
Died-On Thursday night, March 20th, 1896, three miles east of Rome in Springcreek township, of slow typhoid fever, Mrs. James Turner, at the age of forty years. The remains were buried in Walnut Grove cemetery on Saturday March 28th. Mrs. Turner was one of the most highly respected and best loved women of that part of the county. She will be missed more than any other woman of that neighborhood."
Married James S. Riley Turner on January 2, 1873 in Douglas County, Missouri. Six known children were born to this union: William Thomas, Sarah Jane, Robert Ellis, James Henderson, Mary Alice, and Infant Turner.
Thanks to JHarrison for the obituary:
"From the Douglas County Obit book
April 2,1896
Died-On Thursday night, March 20th, 1896, three miles east of Rome in Springcreek township, of slow typhoid fever, Mrs. James Turner, at the age of forty years. The remains were buried in Walnut Grove cemetery on Saturday March 28th. Mrs. Turner was one of the most highly respected and best loved women of that part of the county. She will be missed more than any other woman of that neighborhood."
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