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pugsiewugsie — 2009-09-07 06:09:13Z

Am searching for daughter of Artis Turnbough.

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

victorparker155 — 2009-07-28 19:55:08Z

Side-note on Marion County. My mom's family left Lawrence County & moved to Columbia in Marion County when she was around 11 or 12. Columbia is where she first met my dad, Laymon Parker. His family had also moved to Columbia when he was a small child. They were farmers in Wayne county (S.E Mississippi) on land between the old Indian/Black settlement of Buckatunna, and the town of State Line, about 40 miles N.E of Mobile Ala. His mothers family name was McCann. They were Choctaw/Black which was a common mixture in the area. His dad was of West Indian origin (we dont know which island). Almost everyone in that part of the county was related. Depression era farm prices couldn't feed everyone that depended on the small farms & my grandfather moved the family to Columbia. He was also a skilled carpenter & helped build many structures in that part of the state. My mom & dad knew each others families as kids but were seperated when the Turnbough's left Columbia after a couple of years to move to Gulfport & then mom went to Mississippi State in Jackson. Dad left Mississippi to join the army & fight in Korea. While dad was in the army the Turnbough's left Gulfport for Los Angeles & my dad's older brother had done the same. After dad's discharge he came to Los Angeles to visit, ended up staying, re-met Ruby Turnbough, and were married in 1953.

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

valstearne2 — 2009-07-28 03:52:59Z

WOW!!! Awesome information. The internet is truly a wonderful thing. Yes, I would love it if your mother is able to get additional information from older relatives. Thank you.

John's sister (my great grandmother Rosa) was the 4th child of parents Frank and Mary Turnbough. John was the oldest. I believe there were more kids born to the family but I'm having a hard time tracking them. Find out if anyone has information on sisters Dora and Cordelia (Cornelia???)

Rosa married Jesse Burrell in 1893 in Marion County Mississippi and they had 9 kids ... My grandmother Lula, was born in Columbia Miss . During the 1930's they lived in Natchez Miss. and my grandmother was already listed in the census as the head of the household so I don't know the circumstances of my great grandfather's death.

At some point my great grandmother left Natchez and settled in either Illinois or Indiana...and then later to Michigan (where I was born). She followed a religious group from state to state...along with 4 of her daughters which may have contributed to the breakup of 3 of the daughters marriages... The religion was more of a cult. When you get a chance, look up the City of David or House of David....in Michigan. Anyway...I knew my great grandmother. I remembered her as being very short, light skinned, with iron grey hair parted in the middle with long braids below her shoulders (Indian style). I remember her being feisty and mean, a no nonsense person. We all called her Big Mama.

In the early 1960's she moved with 2 of her daughters to Otisco then Charlestown Indiana where she died in January 1967. The last of her 9 children died in 1992 --- in Los Angeles.

Since the mid-70's I've lived in the San Francisco area. I believe there were some Turnboughs living n this area... Any connection?? Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

victorparker155 — 2009-07-28 01:02:31Z

Hi Valerie,
Mom was 8 or 10 when her grandfather (John Turnbough) was hit & killed by a train. He was deaf. She mostly remembers him as being, or had the apperance of being, an old white man. At the time of his birth, the state of Mississippi (unlike neighboring Louisiana) only listed people as Black, White,or Mulatto. To further confuse the issue, Mississippi (& other southern states) also listed some white people married to black people as mulatto once they passed laws before and after Reconstruction making interracial marriage illegal. If John indeed had black ancestory he was prpbally a quadroon or octroon. Mom remembers his wife Narcisse (mom's grandmother) as being tall and also very fair. Although no one ever told them directly, mom said the all assumed grandmother to be Black. She had been a school teacher & came to live with them for a while on the family farm near Oakvale after the train accident. My Mom's father (James Turnbough)had the apperance of his parents. His siblings (my grand uncles) ranged from white looking to tan, dark eyes & hair, on the short side. My mom & her siblings have the the same range in looks.
Mom said that growing up they knew of the white Turnbough's but they never had any dealings with them. She believes that her father may have had contact with them, and that they knew of the black Turnbough's. From what I have been able to tell most of the white Turnbough's lived in neighboring Lincoln county around Brookhaven & Bouge Chitto. Around the turn of the century there was a business owner Z.Z Turnbough in Lincoln Co. & Paul Turnbough was the Cheif of Police in Brookhaven. I believe there is also a Turnbough St. in Brookhaven. The only sort of recient contact between the two sides was in the early 1970's when some land issues came up. Grandfather Turnbough (everyone called him Chief) had passed & my grandmother had some brief telephone conversations with them. Grandmother said that if it was unclear to either party who they were talking to, one of them would ask if they were one of the white Turnboughs or the Black Turnboughs. On my next trip to New Orleans I just might make the short drive up to Lincoln & Lawrence counties & look around for myself.

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

valstearne2 — 2009-07-27 17:08:06Z

Not sure I understand your question ... Tell me about the black and white side of the Turnbough family... Assume it refers to slave/slavemater connection. Right?
All I know is that my greatgrandmother's husband was black but I really don't know about her. I always thought of her part black, part native american. Tell me more.

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

victorparker155 — 2009-07-27 15:21:52Z

Hi Valerie,

I spoke to my mom briefly over the weekend about our new Turnbough connection. We are going to get together this week. She dosen'r remember a lot about her grandfather on the Turnbough side, but she still has some older relatives around that might help. She was curious as to whether you are on the white or Black side of the Turnbough family? Both sides lived in Lawrence County when she was a child.
My grandfather brought the Turnbough side of my family to California from Gulfport Mississippi around 1950. He owned an ice delivery business and a auto repair business in Gulport. He continued the auto repair business in Los Angeles along w/ his brothers. We all still live in Southern California (L.A., Orange, Riverside, & S.B. counties).

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

valstearne2 — 2009-07-25 03:22:21Z

Hi... If I am right, your great grandfather John is the older brother of my great grandmother Rosa Turnbough....
Rosa had about 9 kids... her youngest daughter was my grandmother, and my grandmother's youngest daughter was my mother. I am my mother's oldest.
Do you know much about your great grandfather? Where did he live, what kind of work did he do, how many children... When and where did he die...
Do you have any information about any of his other brothers and sisters.... Appreciate any information. Finally, where do you live???
My name is Valerie ... and I live in California. Look forward to your response.

Re: Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

victorparker155 — 2009-07-24 17:05:21Z

My name is Victor Parker. My mother is Ruby Turnbough (Parker). My maternal grandfather was James Henry Turnbough (d. 1978) from Lawrence County Miss. (Oakvave / Monticeto area). His father (my great grandfather) was John Turnbough who was married to Narcisse.

My Grandfather (James) was married to Artilla Straughter, who's family was also from the Oakvake / Monticeto area.

Re: Family History

johnsonjodi1 — 2009-06-20 05:18:50Z

Hello
Morvie Hunt was the daughter of George Washington Hunt and Rachel Austin. George Hunt was the son of Teletha Morgan and John Hunt. Teletha's brother, Joseph Morgan was my great-grandfather.

I don't have a lot of information on the Hunt line but I can direct you in the right place.
jodi

Turnbough (Afr Amer/Nat Amer) Lawrence Co, Mississippi

valstearne2 — 2009-05-24 15:49:12Z

Looking for family of Frank and Mary Turnbough (Born abt 1850) and their children John, Cordelia (?), Dora and Rosa.
Belive John married twice to WJ and Narcisse, and sisters Cornelia and Dorah (?) may have married brothers named McLennon or McClendon, while youngest sister Rosa married Jesse Burrell in 1893.

TURNBOUGH Lonnie D Sr 1932-1989

t42Moore — 2009-01-18 21:13:44Z

TURNBOUGH Lonnie D Sr 1932-1989

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,787 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Native American Turnbough?

ashley5mith — 2008-08-14 04:16:03Z

My great great great grandfather was thomas lightfoot turnbough. His middle name seems obviously native american, but it does not come up again anywhere in our records.. we have always thought we had native american blood in our ancestry. Have you come up with any answers on the turnbough side?

-Ashley

Re: Native American Turnbough?

vickie_harvick — 2008-05-21 23:11:23Z

My husband is a Turnbough decendent. Can you email me a copy of the picture? Vickie

Re: William James Turnbough

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-04-14 02:17:27Z

Is Jeptha and John Turnbough the same person that was married to Sarah Elizabeth Dunlap in 1866?

Re: Turnbow/Turnbough/Turnbo families, Smith Co MS, 1845-to present

slide1967 — 2008-03-25 12:29:38Z

Hi Martha,
I know this message is a couple of years old, and hope you're still searching.

Robert Turnbow and Sarah Canterbury are my gggg grandparents. Their daughter Elizabeth is my ggg grandmother. She married Jonathan Barker (born in England), and they had 2 daughters.

I would be happy to send you any more info I have. My e-mail is jfhester@verizon.net. By the way, I have a photo of Elizabeth Turnbow Barker, taken late in her live, probably the early 1890's.

I hope to hear from you!
John

Re: turnbough name

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-03-21 04:01:20Z

Joe,

If you'll contact me thru ancestry, I'll send you an invite to my family tree - I have a lot of the Turnbough families in Missouri listed there - my grandfather was Joseph Bradford Turnbough.

Bill
bbisdpspec1

Re: father's family

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-03-21 03:54:51Z

Kelly,

If you send me an email, I'll invite you to my family tree - I have James and his family listed - my grandfather was Joseph Bradford Turnbough.

Look forward to hearing from you,
Bill

Re: Mary Turnbough to Alex Gregory

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-03-21 03:43:12Z

Right now I have no further information on them -
if I obtain some, I'll be sure to post it here.

Re: Turnbough/Turnbow, Isaac Mississippi

2006-04-10 12:58:36Z

Re: Turnbough/Turnbow, Isaac Mississippi

2006-04-09 22:02:36Z

I really don't have much on the Turnbow family. I was trying to find out more about Ailsy, and this is what I have found. Not sure if any of it makes sense. Hope it helps you. I do think Alsey married David Langston, then Henry B. Jones. The marriage to Jones was in Texas. I think John and Malissa were her parents, but have no proof, and was hoping someone else could help make the connections.

I found an Alsey Turnbow in the 1850 census, daughter of John and Melissa Turnbow. 1850 United States Federal Census > Mississippi > Smith
This is the only Alsey that was found during that time.
1850 United States Federal Census > Mississippi > Smith > Not Stated Not Dated
Thurnbow, John M 33 AL Farmer
Melissa F 23 MS
William M 07 MS
Lenora F 05 MS
Anny F 03 MS
Alsey F 01 MS

The following is just for research questions, don't know if they are related or not.
In 1850 Census, Smith County, there were 5 Turnbow's listed who were from Alabama.
Isaac Abt 1827 had wife Nancy, 23 and son James 4, John 1. Nancy and boys born MS.
John Abt 1817 see above.
Joseph Abt 1819 wife Rebecca 24, MS, Pleasant 8, Susana 5, Jane 2, Children all born MS
Pleasant Abt 1842 child of Joseph and Rebecca
Rebecca Abt 1846 wife of Joseph..

1860 Census, Smith County, name spelled Turnbough
Isaac 32, wife Nancy 32, Franklin (James ) 14, John A. 11, Doswell 8, Sarah E. 6, Isaac 4, Pinninna 1, and Daniel Clark 70 (listed as a pauper from SC)
Thurnbow, Joseph T. 17 living with Richard Matthews 37 (Nancy A. 36) family.

Covington County
Turnbow, Joseph 41, R C Female 35, P. C. Male18, M. S. Female 14, E. J. 12 Female, Ha?? female 7, G. E. male 6, J. L. 4 male, H. J. 2 male
1870 finds Isaac in Yazoo County,
Isaac and Nancy had a son William Morris Turnbough(June 23, 1866) married to Zula Zong Schwem(Sept.2. 1871)

Re: William James Turnbough

2005-12-15 23:41:34Z

Troy,
I will do some looking up and see what I can find about your line. In the meantime, my line of descent:
1) George Turnbough - Noema
2) Mary "Polly" Turnbough - Minyard Sellers
3) George Washington Sellers - Laura Ellen Mallow
4) Mamie Dicy Sellers - Melvin Lafayette Hogan
5) Harry Lee Hogan - Mildred Angeline Setzer
MY MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS

1) Mary Turnbo (sis of George) - Harrison Tinker
2) Andrew Jackson Tinker - Rebecca Capps
3) Margaret Emma Tinker - Samuel Harrison Chandler Jr.
4) Anna Chandler Gregory - Willis David Morrison
MY PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS

Re: John Turnbough b. 1830 d. 1861

2005-12-12 05:48:57Z

Hi Donna,
Thanks for replying to our post. I just posted a reply to Merrie Morrison and assume you will see my post to her. If you don't see it let me know and I will do it again.

I would ask you the same questions I ask Merrie and would appreciate any information you may have. I would also like to know what your line is from George.

If I can furnish you anything else just let me know and I will try to help.

Re: William James Turnbough

2005-12-12 05:38:33Z

Re: RE:Turnbough

2004-11-11 22:13:26Z

My Grandmother is named Polly Harvy Turnbo and she is buried in Hites Cemertry in Biggers, Arkansas for I have her obituary. She died Feb. 19, 1941 and her date of birth was Oct. 8, 1865 and she married my grandfather in the year of 1882 in Arkansas. I have been unable to find her parents and I don't know where she was born only the date that I found on her obituary. I will keep looking for I don't think that is her parents. If you can help me any farther please do so. Thank you for the information on this family just sorry it wasn't the right one.

Turnbough

2004-11-07 00:00:23Z

Looking for information on my Grandmother Polly Harvey Turnbough or Turnbo. I think her parents was George Turnbough and Noema or Oma Wisdom. If anyone has any info on these Turnbough please let me know for I have hit a brick wall and can't seem to move any farther in my family search.

Re: William James Turnbough

4Milda — 2003-04-10 12:20:36Z

I beleive your William James Turnbough was a son of Joseph Turnbough, Jr. and a grandson of Joseph Turnbough, Sr. My great great-grandfather was John Turnbough b. about 1830 and d. 1861. He would have been a brother to Joseph Turnbough, Jr..My John Turnbough married Sarah E. "Liza" Dunlap b. 1825 d. about 1903. They married about 1848 and had five children: Mary M., Sarah, Sylvester, Josephus and George. Mary (My great grandmother) married George W. Green in Crawford County 6/7/1863. She later married (?) Payne then Joseph Taylor Mason (My great grandfather) in Texas. Do you have anything on my John Turnbough - Liza Dunlap family or know of anyone who has?

John Turnbough b. 1830 d. 1861

4Milda — 2003-04-10 12:20:36Z

Looking for any information on my great great grandfather John Turnbough, son of Joseph Turnbough, Sr. and Harriet Bates and grandson of Samuel and Jane Caroll Turnbough. John married Sarah E. "Liza" Dunlap about 1848 and they had five children: Mary M., Sarah, Sylvester, Jocephus and George. Mary M. Turnbough (my great grandmother) married George W. Green in Crawford County, Mo. June 7, 1863. Mary and George Green had four children: Charlie, Belle m. (?) Ramsey, John Henry and Emma who married Will Dyer. Mary later married (?) Ramsey and married my great grandfather Joseph Taylor Mason in Texas in 1879. I am a new Turnbough relative and researcher and need all the help I can get.

Turnbough Bible

VivianCook61 — 2005-02-17 05:46:14Z

I have a pocket size Bible and inside it states that it was given to Nina Mae Turnbough, Davisville, Mo. It also list her next of kin as: Aunt Golden, Aunt Ester, Aunt Carey, Aunt Litha, Aunt Eva & Aunt Lorene. Anyone wishing to have this Bible can contact me and I will be happy to mail it to them.

Re: Looking for Decendants & Ancesters

n5weo — 2006-01-21 02:54:15Z

Gary -- I just came across your message on the board. I don't read them regularly, but I found yours to be most interesting. I believe that your wife's mother Charlene may be my cousin. We only met once to my knowledge. If one and the same, she would have had a stepbrother named Clifford. Charles Edward, with the same dates, was my father's youngest brother. I have a great deal of the family history as well as address information for Charlene's other cousins. If it's the same family -- they lived in the San Bruno / San Mateo area in California. Many of the family remaining still resides in that area. Charles was one of 6 sons born to Joseph Elmer & Eva Lee (Daly) Turnbough. There were no daughters to this union.

I would be happy to exchange information with you and your wife if this sounds like it's the same family line you are seeking. I'll be anxious to hear from you. Linda

Re: turnbough name

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-03-07 04:20:01Z

That was his father, James Azro Turnbough (1861-1942), who was married to Harriet Ann Jarvis.

Oren had 5 brothers and 2 sisters.

Re: father's family

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-03-07 04:15:04Z

James may have also had a sister named Goldie.

James married Rowena Marcella Adams, they had 3 girls, Kelly, Stacie, and Stephanie.

His parents were James Turnbough and Edith Edna Gilliam.

Re: Mary Turnbough to Alex Gregory

bbisdpspec1 — 2008-03-07 04:07:52Z

I show Mary Turnbough, the daughter of Abner Turnbough and Rose-Anna Farmer. Abner was married twice, the other wife was Romansy Ford. Mary had 3 brothers and a sister - John Dallas, George Albert, Robert Haulk, and Docia Turnbough.

Abner and Romansy had a daughter, Anna-Belle.

Turnbough/Turnbow, Isaac Mississippi

omasan_1 — 2006-01-09 07:54:10Z

Looking for more information on Isaac Turnbow, married to Nancy, found 1860 Census, Smith County, name spelled Turnbough
Isaac 32, wife Nancy 32, Franklin (James ) 14, John A. 11, Doswell 8, Sarah E. 6, Isaac 4, Pinninna 1, and Daniel Clark 70 (listed as a pauper from SC).

I am wondering if Isaac had brothers Joseph married to Rebecca and John married to Melissa. Cannot find John after 1850, where he is listed with his wife Melissa and children William, Lenora, Anny and Alsey. Alsey married David Langston. Trying to backtrack and find more on her. I believe Isaac may have been her Uncle.
Any help greatly appreciated.

TURNBOUGH

Rtuxford — 2006-04-18 04:15:58Z

Can anyone help me with family history/tree information about descendants or ascendants of the following?

Greg Allan Turnbridge/Turnbough, born 27 March 1965 in Farmington, Missouri, USA & Roxanna Inman, born 2 December 1955 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. They married on 27 January 1995 at Potosi, Missouri, USA.

As I research my families widely, both for my own family tree purposes and as a gift to friends and their families, I would really appreciate any family tree and relevant research copies from anyone in any country who is researching the TURNBRIDGE/TURNBOUGH name, or perhaps some leads to already existing websites where this type of information can be found.

If anyone wishes to send me information, either a Gedcom or a file attached to an email would be very welcome. I would be quite happy to send anyone who requests it all the information I have in return. I run Legacy 6 as a genealogy programme on my computer.

Thanks for your assistance, everyone.

Re: RE:Turnbough

troyking73 — 2004-11-06 04:06:04Z

From Ozark Heritage vol. 3, page 641:
Under George Turnbough;
Mary H. "Polly" Turnbough is the daughter of George Turnbough and Noema "Oma"
Wisdom.

page 639:
Under Mary H. "Polly" Sellers, Copeland;
born c 1836 born on Shoal Creek when family were coming from TN. to Dillard, MO.
She is buried in Sellers Cemetery; Dillard Community, Dent County,MO
==========================

From Crawford County Marriages: Spelled like it appeard in the book.

Minerd Sellers and Polly Harvy Turnbo, both of lawful age; Married on 8 November 1855 by James A. Simpson, JP at Crawford Co. MO.
===========================

Ransford Copelin and Polly Sellers; Married on 9 April 1881, by Jas. P. Cotrell, JP at Crawford Co. MO.

Bertha King

Re: Family History

johnsonjodi1 — 2006-07-27 17:09:48Z

I am researching the Hunt line, Morvie's father was George Hunt and his parents were John Hunt and Teletha Morgan.

Re: John Turnbough b. 1830 d. 1861

garyg168 — 2006-01-16 16:36:42Z

Hi Merrie....Here it is over a year later and I am so so sorry I did not respond. I guess I have been confused about notification of responses to my queries. I hope you are still able to receive this. I am related to Samuel and Jane through their son Samuel Luther Turnbough, his son George Turnbough and George's daughter Emily Turnbough. I was in Oklahoma this past summer and had hoped to make it to Dillard, MO. to visit the cemetary where Samuel and Jane are buried. I didn't make it but plan to go there on my next visit to that area.. Thanks so much for answering my query. Looking forward to hearing from you....Donna

Native American Turnbough?

garyg168 — 2005-02-17 00:53:19Z

George and Catherine Turnbough are my great-great-great grandparents. George was born in Mo. in 1835, Catherine in Alabama in 1837. I do not know Catherine's maiden name but I have a picture of them taken in Indian Territory. It is not very good but if you look close you can see that she has beads braided into her hair and a beaded purse hanging from her shoulder. I have always wondered if she might have been Native American. Do I have these ancestors in common with anyone else? Thanks for any help. Donna

Re: John Turnbough b. 1830 d. 1861

garyg168 — 2005-03-25 21:53:11Z

Hi Milda...Your query has been posted for a very long time so I don't know if you will receive this. I too, am related to Samuel Turnbough and Jane Carrol. My line is through their son George. I know very little about them and unfortunately, nothing about John. I just couldn't resist getting in touch with a fellow Turnbough descendant since there seems to be so few of us out there. Have you had any luck since you posted your query? Would love to hear from you....Donna

Re: RE:Turnbough

memobo — 2005-12-10 01:57:11Z

Linda,
I would be more than happy to do a census search for you, but I need to know the name of your grandfather. I'll try to backtrack from there.

Re: John Turnbough b. 1830 d. 1861

memobo — 2005-12-10 01:35:46Z

Donna,
I descend from Sam & Jane paternally through their daughter Mary Turnbough Tinker and maternally throught their son George Turnbough.

Sam was s/o John & Margaret Turnbough. John born ca. 1740 Alsace Lorraine, died Forked Deer, TN ca. 1830.

Sam & Jane were forerunners of the Turnbough family to south central MO and settled in Dillard, Crawford Co., MO.
They are buried in the New Dillard Cemetery which was the site of their farm. I live in Crawford Co and almost everyone here in some way or other is tied into this family.

What is your descent? Would love to hear from you.

Re: William James Turnbough

memobo — 2005-12-10 01:26:20Z

Milda
Your John Turnbough s/o Joseph Turnbough Sr. s/o Samuel Turnbough s/o John Turnbough of Alsace Lorraine.
This John Turnbough (Alsace Lorraine) was married to Margaret. He born ca. 1740 died ca. 1830 in Forked Deer, TN

Samuel Turnbough was the forerunner of the Turnbough families in eas central MO. He settled in Dillard, Crawford Co., MO. Born ca. 1775 SC and died 24-Dec-1845 and is buried on his farm which is the present site of New Dillard Cemetery. His wife, Jane (Carroll??) married ca. 1800 in KY. She born ca. 1781 and died 10-Mar-1852, buried in New Dillard also.

My paternal descent through Mary Turnbough d/o Sam & Jane. Mary married Harrison Tinker.

My maternal descent through George Turnbough s/o Sam & Jane. George's wife Noema (Wisdom??)

Joseph Sr. 1803-1884, married Harriet Bates (1801-1883). Both are buried New Dillard Cemetery. Joseph & Harriet had:
Samuel 1823, "Jennie" Jane 1826, John 1830-1861, buried New Dillard Cemetery, William J 1832, Joseph Jr. 1835, Melinda ca. 1836, Darcus Elizabeth "Betty" ca. 1840, Lewis ca. 1844, Jeptha 1847, Emmaline 1849.

Your John married Sarah Eliza Dunlap 16-Nov-1866. They had: F. Sylvester ca. 1854, Joseph Jacephus ca. 1855, Missouri Melinda ca. 1859, George W. ca. 1861, Sarah J ca. 1862.

Sarah Eliza Dunlap was the d/o William & Permelia "Mealy" Cottrell Dunlap who are buried in Czar Cemetery, Crawford Co., MO. William 1822 IL - 1904 . Mealy ca. 1822 TN - after 1860.

Re: Mary Turnbough to Alex Gregory

memobo — 2008-03-07 16:51:50Z

Thank you.
This will help me in collateral lines.
Do you have any further info on Mary Turnbough?
Her marriage to Thomas Alexander (Eleck) Gregory?
Their children?
What she died from? When?

Mary Turnbough to Alex Gregory

memobo — 2007-06-03 23:40:58Z

Seeking information on Mary Turnbough of Crawford Co., MO born 1879 who married Thomas Alexander Gregory.
I believe Mary was the daughter of Abner Turnbough but I do know she was the sister of Dallas Turnbough.
Supposedly, she is buried at Czar Cemetery and that she and Alex had 3 children who are buried there also but I have been unable to find a record of what happened to her or the children.
Alex married 2nd wife Anna Chandler in 1916 Crawford Co., MO

Donovan6

lindahartley1 — 2003-08-23 20:35:45Z

Looking for Decendants & Ancesters

GaryMintz — 2005-08-28 01:25:41Z

I Married into the Turnbough family line. My wife's mother Charlene E. Turnbough father's name was Charles Edward Turnbough b. 4 Mar 1923 d. 9 Dec 1993 he was wounded in WWII at Normandy. He was shot in the head and survived. Any information would be helpful.

Re: Looking for Decendants & Ancesters

GaryMintz — 2006-01-22 02:59:34Z

Charlene say's she thinks your father's name is Glen. She knows you as arlone. The 6 brothers are Russell, Glen, Leon, Leo, Virgil and Charles. One of the cousins Joyce lives in San Carlos.

Re: Turnbough/Turnbow, Isaac Mississippi

me2miller — 2006-04-09 17:29:13Z

I believe that the Isaac you mention is the brother of Robert Turnbough who was in Choctaw Co MS in 1850. I posted a message about his family and then found your message. Isaac and Nancy moved to Lawrence Co MS and then to Lincoln Co MS. I also think that Joseph who married Rebecca is their brother who died in Covington Co MS. His descendants moved to TX. The John married to Malissa is the son of Robert, I think. I found Delila Turnbow, age 9, living with T. (Tobias) R. and Malissa Cox in Jasper Co in 1860 and 1870. Could this be John's widow? Do you know where the other children of John and Malissa were in 1860? Would love to know more. Martha

Turnbow/Turnbough/Turnbo families, Smith Co MS, 1845-to present

me2miller — 2006-04-09 16:56:01Z

Re: Turnbough/Turnbow, Isaac Mississippi

me2miller — 2006-05-07 11:24:47Z

I am sorry but I made a mistake when I posted the previous message. Isaac is the son of Robert Turnbow (Turnbough) and Sarah Canterbury. Isaac Harvey Turnbough married Nancy Hill.