The Turners
Francis Turner
c1745
          The Turners are from Great Sampford, Essex.
Samuel Turner
1768

               
Edward Turner
1803

               
Mary Ann Turner
1843

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Alfred Spencer
  1849
   
   
Mary Ellen Spencer
1874
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Douglas Dickinson
1874

       
May S Dickinson
1900
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Robert RG Fleming
1900
Joan Fleming
1925
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Albert A Roe
1922

   

Glynn Roe
1947


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Francis
c1745
 
 
Samuel
1768
Gt Sampford
 

Francis Turner married Mary.

St Michael's, Great Sampford, Essex
St Michael's, Great Sampford, Essex

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Samuel
1768
Great Sampford
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
Edward
1803
Old Sampford

Samuel Turner (1768) married Ann.

For information about Old (Great) Sampford, click here.
 
The children of Samuel and Ann were baptised at St Mary's, Little Sampford, Essex.

St Mary's, Little Sampford, Essex
St Mary's, Little Sampford, Essex


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
Edward
1803
Old Sampford
   
Edward G
1841
Ireland
Mary Ann
1843
Bermuda
  Elizabeth
1846
Salford
David
1850
Salford

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.

St Mary's, Eccles, Lancashire
St Mary's, Eccles, Lancashire


 


20th Regiment badge
Badge of the 20th Regiment


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.