This article relates the events that led to the discovery, after more than 32 years of work, that our Turner ancestors, who had lived in Marylebone and St. John's Wood in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, originated from south west Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Julian Turner, painter of Cheveley and a law case in Chancery are just two intriguing facts mentioned in family documents. Can you help us unravel any of the twenty questions, listed below, that are to be found in The Turner Family of Suffolk?
We would like to hear from and exchange information with any descendants of
John Turner and Juliana Dyzon who lived in Wickhambrook, Suffolk in the first half of the eighteenth century.
Please contact:
stjwturner@googlemail.com
For a more detailed account of these and many others, please refer to the corresponding PDF article.
Individual |
Dates |
Spouse |
Born |
Sophia Sarah COLLINS |
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John Thomas TURNER (1st) |
St Pancras, Middlesex |
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1830 – 1920 |
Pirton, Worcestershire |
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Juliana DIZON |
? – 1741 |
John TURNER |
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Elizabeth KEMBALL |
1752 – ? |
Edward TURNER |
Dalham, Suffolk |
William KEMBALL |
c1695 – 1748 |
Elizabeth TALBOTT |
Hitcham, Suffolk |
William KEMBALL |
1722 – 1792 |
Ann NEWPORT |
Hitcham, Suffolk |
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Elizabeth LINWOOD |
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Julian TURNER |
Cheveley, Cambs |
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1828 – 1883 |
Richard Edward B. TURNER |
Itton, Monmouth |
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Ann NEWPORT |
1728 – 1789 |
William KEMBALL |
Rede, Suffolk |
John NEWPORT |
? – 1777 |
Ann RANNOW |
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1770 – 1848 |
St George Hanover Square |
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? – ? |
Mary MOOR? |
Bristol (Quaker) |
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Ann RANNOW |
? – 1767 |
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Elizabeth TALBOTT |
1696 – ? |
William KEMBALL |
Great Cornard, Suffolk |
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Edward TURNER |
1750 – ? |
Elizabeth KEMBALL |
Cheveley, Cambs |
1773 – 1848 |
Suffolk |
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1797 – 1870 |
Marylebone |
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1807 – 1895 |
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Marylebone |
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1839 – ? |
Thomas TURNER |
Marylebone |
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Emma Jane TURNER |
1832 – ? |
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Holborn, Middlesex |
George David TURNER |
1830 – ? |
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Helen TURNER |
1836 – 1906 |
John Thomas TURNER |
Bristol |
John TURNER |
c1688 – 1720 |
Juliana DIZON |
Suffolk? |
John TURNER |
1760 – 1825 |
Charlotte BEETON |
Cheveley, Cambs |
John TURNER |
c1790 – ? |
Elizabeth DEEKS |
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John Thomas TURNER |
1824 – 1892 |
Helen TURNER (2nd) |
Brixton, Surrey |
Julian TURNER |
1717 – 1773 |
Elizabeth LINWOOD |
Wickhambrook, Suffolk |
Julian TURNER |
1758 – 1834 |
Elizabeth CURTIS |
Cheveley, Cambs |
Joseph TURNER |
1827 – ? |
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Brixton, Surrey |
Margaret Emma TURNER |
1880 – 1959 |
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1833 – 1886 |
Marylebone |
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1831 – 1869 |
Marylebone |
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Thomas TURNER |
1836 – ? |
Southgate, Middlesex |
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William TURNER |
c1779 – 1811 |
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Southgate, Middlesex ? |
1805 – 1883 |
Married 3 times |
Marylebone |
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William Busby TURNER |
1838 – ? |
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Bristol |
William Edward TURNER |
1825 – ? |
Catherine ? |
Brixton, Surrey |
Can you help with any of these queries? Please refer to the corresponding PDF article for full details.
[Query 1: If anyone has pictures of Edward Turner and Maria Turner's (nee Pearce) children or grandchildren, please let us know.]
[Query 2: If anyone can provide any further information on the family of William Turner, born c 1779, please contact us using the e-mail address provided.]
[Query 3: Could this William Turner, (born c 1779), who was buried in 1811 aged 32, be a brother of our Edward Turner of Marylebone who was born c 1773?]
[Query 4: We believe there was a third brother, Joseph Turner, born 25 August 1827: he emigrated to Australia on 8 August 1857 – any further information on Joseph would be appreciated.]
[Query 5: Does anyone have any information on Peter Pearce of Bristol, born c 1740? He appears to have moved to Westminster before 1770 where his daughter Maria was born.
[Query 6: Which, if either, of two Peter Pears/Pearce couples were Maria Pearce's parents?]
[Query 7: When and where was Elizabeth Turner, née Linwood buried?]
[Query 8: Did Julean Turner and Elizabeth Curtis have any other children and what happened to them and their children after 1783?]
[Query 9: Did the marriage take place at Charlton on 20 July 1773 – three days before the licence?]
[Query 10: Why did the marriage take place at Charlton in Kent – miles away from Suffolk?]
[Query 11: Did Edward and Elizabeth Turner have any more children after 1773 – in particular, following on from Query 3, did they have a son William Turner, (born c 1779), who was the plasterer of Southgate who was buried at Edmonton in 1811 aged 32?]
[Query 12: What happened to Edward Turner and Elizabeth Kemball between 1773 and 1789 – in particular, where and when was Edward Turner buried?]
[Query 13: What happened to Jeremiah Hines and Elizabeth Kemball between 1773 and 1789 – in particular, where and when was Elizabeth Turner buried?]
[Query 14: Exactly how were William and Richard Kemball related – were they half-brothers, step-brothers or was there some complicated same-surname marriage?]
[Query 15: Where and when was Juliana Dizon baptised – although a Thomas Dizing had a number of children baptised at Wickhambrook, we have been unable to locate one for Juliana?]
[Query 16: What was Lettice's maiden name and where and when did John Turner and Lettice marry?]
[Query 17: Although the Earl of Dysart owned the land, and John Christopher leased The Star and Garter, did Edward Collins ever own own it? Does anyone have any information about The Star and Garter or The Roebuck of Richmond in this period (c 1732 – 1773)?]
[Query 18: Is there any connection between a Turner and the Scottish Mint in the 17th century?]
[Query 19: Is anyone aware of this alleged memorial to Thomas Tourner in Bath Abbey 1567?]
[Query 20: Has anyone come across a reference to a Julian Turner, painter and does the term 'painter' refer to a house painter or an artist in the mid 18th century?]
Last updated 9 July 2011