THE DANVILLE REGISTER, Danville, Va., Thur., Jan. 19, 1905, p. 2, col. 2.
Franklin County Resident Passes Away While Visiting Daughter In This City.
Mrs. Margaret Turner died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Belcher, on Wilson Street, after a confinement to her bed for about two weeks. The deceased has been visiting her daughter here for the past two months, and has been in feeble health for years.
Mrs. Turner was 73 years of age and was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church, being regarded by all who knew her as a conscientious Christian woman.
She was the mother of the following living children: Mrs. Lucy Lovell of Figsboro; Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, Mrs. G. W. Belcher; the Messrs. M. D. and W. M. Turner, all of this city; Mr. J. W. Turner of Franklin County; Messrs A. C., G. C., C. H. and W. J. Turner, all of Figsboro, Henry County. The remains will be taken back to her old home this morning for burial. The surviving members of the family have the sympathy of many sorrowing friends in their bereavement.
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[For her marriage record see Beverly Merritt: MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1786-1853, p. 73: William H. Turner & Margaret Jane McGhee, 4/1/1850; 4/11/1850.
Ref. 1880 Census, Martinsville, Henry Co., Va., p. 116B, all TURNER surnames, all b. Va.:
W. H., Farmer, 55
Margaret J., Wife, 48
William J., Son, 22
Geo. C., Son, 21
Mary L., Dau., 16
Bettie E., Dau., 11
Ballard, Son, 9
Cabell H., Son, 7
M. D., Son, 5
Watt M., Son, 3
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The marriage of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, is listed in [Ref. Anne Vestal-Miller: THE MARRIAGE REGISTER OF HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, VOLUME I, 1853-1878, pp. 64 & 65, 25 Feb. 1875: S. W. Jamerson, 28, B. Franklin Co., Son of Jno. & Mary, Married Fannie Turner, 19, B. Henry Co., Dau. of Wm. & Margaret Turner. source: Bruce Locke.
Franklin County Resident Passes Away While Visiting Daughter In This City.
Mrs. Margaret Turner died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Belcher, on Wilson Street, after a confinement to her bed for about two weeks. The deceased has been visiting her daughter here for the past two months, and has been in feeble health for years.
Mrs. Turner was 73 years of age and was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church, being regarded by all who knew her as a conscientious Christian woman.
She was the mother of the following living children: Mrs. Lucy Lovell of Figsboro; Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, Mrs. G. W. Belcher; the Messrs. M. D. and W. M. Turner, all of this city; Mr. J. W. Turner of Franklin County; Messrs A. C., G. C., C. H. and W. J. Turner, all of Figsboro, Henry County. The remains will be taken back to her old home this morning for burial. The surviving members of the family have the sympathy of many sorrowing friends in their bereavement.
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[For her marriage record see Beverly Merritt: MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1786-1853, p. 73: William H. Turner & Margaret Jane McGhee, 4/1/1850; 4/11/1850.
Ref. 1880 Census, Martinsville, Henry Co., Va., p. 116B, all TURNER surnames, all b. Va.:
W. H., Farmer, 55
Margaret J., Wife, 48
William J., Son, 22
Geo. C., Son, 21
Mary L., Dau., 16
Bettie E., Dau., 11
Ballard, Son, 9
Cabell H., Son, 7
M. D., Son, 5
Watt M., Son, 3
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The marriage of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, is listed in [Ref. Anne Vestal-Miller: THE MARRIAGE REGISTER OF HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, VOLUME I, 1853-1878, pp. 64 & 65, 25 Feb. 1875: S. W. Jamerson, 28, B. Franklin Co., Son of Jno. & Mary, Married Fannie Turner, 19, B. Henry Co., Dau. of Wm. & Margaret Turner. source: Bruce Locke.
THE DANVILLE REGISTER, Danville, Va., Thur., Jan. 19, 1905, p. 2, col. 2.
Franklin County Resident Passes Away While Visiting Daughter In This City.
Mrs. Margaret Turner died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Belcher, on Wilson Street, after a confinement to her bed for about two weeks. The deceased has been visiting her daughter here for the past two months, and has been in feeble health for years.
Mrs. Turner was 73 years of age and was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church, being regarded by all who knew her as a conscientious Christian woman.
She was the mother of the following living children: Mrs. Lucy Lovell of Figsboro; Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, Mrs. G. W. Belcher; the Messrs. M. D. and W. M. Turner, all of this city; Mr. J. W. Turner of Franklin County; Messrs A. C., G. C., C. H. and W. J. Turner, all of Figsboro, Henry County. The remains will be taken back to her old home this morning for burial. The surviving members of the family have the sympathy of many sorrowing friends in their bereavement.
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[For her marriage record see Beverly Merritt: MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1786-1853, p. 73: William H. Turner & Margaret Jane McGhee, 4/1/1850; 4/11/1850.
Ref. 1880 Census, Martinsville, Henry Co., Va., p. 116B, all TURNER surnames, all b. Va.:
W. H., Farmer, 55
Margaret J., Wife, 48
William J., Son, 22
Geo. C., Son, 21
Mary L., Dau., 16
Bettie E., Dau., 11
Ballard, Son, 9
Cabell H., Son, 7
M. D., Son, 5
Watt M., Son, 3
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The marriage of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, is listed in [Ref. Anne Vestal-Miller: THE MARRIAGE REGISTER OF HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, VOLUME I, 1853-1878, pp. 64 & 65, 25 Feb. 1875: S. W. Jamerson, 28, B. Franklin Co., Son of Jno. & Mary, Married Fannie Turner, 19, B. Henry Co., Dau. of Wm. & Margaret Turner. source: Bruce Locke.
Franklin County Resident Passes Away While Visiting Daughter In This City.
Mrs. Margaret Turner died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Belcher, on Wilson Street, after a confinement to her bed for about two weeks. The deceased has been visiting her daughter here for the past two months, and has been in feeble health for years.
Mrs. Turner was 73 years of age and was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church, being regarded by all who knew her as a conscientious Christian woman.
She was the mother of the following living children: Mrs. Lucy Lovell of Figsboro; Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, Mrs. G. W. Belcher; the Messrs. M. D. and W. M. Turner, all of this city; Mr. J. W. Turner of Franklin County; Messrs A. C., G. C., C. H. and W. J. Turner, all of Figsboro, Henry County. The remains will be taken back to her old home this morning for burial. The surviving members of the family have the sympathy of many sorrowing friends in their bereavement.
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[For her marriage record see Beverly Merritt: MARRIAGE BONDS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1786-1853, p. 73: William H. Turner & Margaret Jane McGhee, 4/1/1850; 4/11/1850.
Ref. 1880 Census, Martinsville, Henry Co., Va., p. 116B, all TURNER surnames, all b. Va.:
W. H., Farmer, 55
Margaret J., Wife, 48
William J., Son, 22
Geo. C., Son, 21
Mary L., Dau., 16
Bettie E., Dau., 11
Ballard, Son, 9
Cabell H., Son, 7
M. D., Son, 5
Watt M., Son, 3
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The marriage of her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Jamerson, is listed in [Ref. Anne Vestal-Miller: THE MARRIAGE REGISTER OF HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, VOLUME I, 1853-1878, pp. 64 & 65, 25 Feb. 1875: S. W. Jamerson, 28, B. Franklin Co., Son of Jno. & Mary, Married Fannie Turner, 19, B. Henry Co., Dau. of Wm. & Margaret Turner. source: Bruce Locke.
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