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Ann 1786 Old Sampford |
John 1787 Old Sampford |
Sarah 1790 Old Sampford |
James 1795 Old Sampford |
Elizabeth 1797 Old Sampford |
William 1798 Old Sampford |
Mary 1802 Old Sampford |
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Samuel Turner (c1766) married Ann. For information about Old Sampford, click here. The children of Samuel and Ann were baptised at St Mary's, Little Sampford, Essex.
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Edward G 1841 Ireland |
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Elizabeth 1846 Salford |
David 1850 Salford |
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Edward Turner, aged 17 years, travelled to Ipswich and on 21 April 1821 he enlisted in the 20th Regiment of Foot. For details of Edward's 25 year service in the 20th Regiment of Foot, click here. Edward Turner (1803) married Elizabeth Turner on 18 September 1839 at St Mary's, Pendleton, Lancashire.
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In September 1841 he was in Bermuda, West Indies where my great(x2) grandmother, Mary Ann Turner was born in 1843. He was discharged from the army on 25 August 1846 and moved to Salford near Manchester where he and Elizabeth had two more children. For information about the 20th regiment of Foot Fusiliers click here. |
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