CLEMENT TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 14 Jan 1829 Recorded 12 May 1829 Liber WAF-A Folio 59 Clement Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Wife: Elizabeth Son: Clement Witnesses:James Gray, Sally Henry, and William Wicket |
GEORGE TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 12 July 1801 Recorded 12 Jan. 1808 Liber JR-C Folio 129 George Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Daughters: Nancy and Jane - tract of land called "Friendship" also land in Kent County, Delaware Daughter: Mary Pierson North - tract of land called "Punch Hall" in Caroline County. Daughter: Abegal Daughter: Margaret Sons: William Smith Turner Samuel Berens Turner Jessee Turner all together a tract of land called "Molly's Desire" 604 acres Wife: Mileah (Molliah?) Witnesses: Vincent Dehorty, Josiah Leach, Holliday Smith, and Alie Leach |
HENRY TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 30 Dec. 1796 Recorded 7 Jan. 1797 Liber JR-B Folio 374 Henry Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Son: Thomas - 2 shillings total Grandson: William - 20 shillings total Granddaughter: Elizabeth - 20 shillings total Grandson: Henry White Turner - 2 shillings total Daughter: Leuritia Blades (John Blades) - 5 shillings total Leuritia's 4 children received 3 pounds each Daughters: Sally and Peggy Turner received all rest of estate as listed: Tract of land called "Bank of Pleasure" Tract of land called "Turners Discovery" Tract of land called "Willis's Luck" deeded from Joshua Willis, Sr. Witnesses: James Harrington, William Everngam, Joshua Lucas, and John Caulk |
THOMAS TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 20 April (1709 ?) Recorded 16 May (1709 ?) Liber CC-A Folio 10 Thomas Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Wife: Mary Turner Son: Henry Turner Daughter: Sarah Turner Gave Henry 2 tracts of land 100 acres total in Dorchester County called "Bank of Pleasure" Gave daughter tract of land 150 acres called "Ringwood" she was to give 50 acres of land to his servant Imanuwell His wife was to have Plantation dwelling and 250 acres of land lying on "Cohiacashis?" Creek She was apparently carrying a child as it was left 100 acres of land called "Doncaster". This land and Mary's land was adjoined to land owned by Edward "Novar??" Witnesses: Joseph Blackwell, Thomas Taylor, and Robert Moore |
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THOMAS TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 25 June 1804 Recorded 16 May 1805 Liber JR-C Folio 82 Thomas Turner of Caroline County, Maryland In the name of God amen I Thomas Turner of Caroline County being very on well in body but of sound an perfect memory thanks be to God for the same. I doe apoint an ordain this to be my last will an testament revoking all others lett them be of (?) tennor an date so ever, Imprimus first ~ I give and bequeath my soul to almighty god my maker from whom I had it hoo seing through the meritts of our savior Jesus Christ our Redemour to obtain everlasting hapiness ab my body to be buried in decent an Christian manner an form. Secondly ~ I give an bequeath unto my son Garrison Turner the plantation where Able Griffith now lives, the two tracts called or known by the names of "Banks of Pleasure" and "Rymold" an all that joins them to be equally divided between Thoms an Garrison an Thomas an Garrison to pay Henry an Enock an John an Jems one hundred pounds specie apiece which is four hundred pounds to the four boys, to the four boys as they come to the age of twenty one years old. If so be Thomas or Garrison dise without any heirs there for the youngest boy to take it an pay the other boys two hundred pounds. An to my son Thomas Turner one hors briddle an saddle an this to be the boys full share of my Estate, An my close to be divided between Thomas an Garrison an the rest of my estate to be equally divided amung my garls Lucrisha an Maryan an Saryan an An. Lastly my will is that my dere an loven wife An Turner shall be whole and sole Executrix of my last will and testament, as witness my hand an seal this 25th day of June 1804. Thomas Turner Seal Signed, Sealed in the Presents of Richard Andrew, Sen'r (Ann's father), Eli Sparkling (Ann's nephew), Delihay "X" Sparkling(Ann's nephew) Caroline County to wit; the 16th May 1805 Then came Ann Turner the Executrix of ...Thomas Turner...dec'd... TRANSCRIBED BY E. Parker Todd Return to Sandy's Links |
THOMAS A. TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 21 Sept 1849 Recorded 25 Sept. 1849 Liber WAF-A Folio 431 Thomas A. Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Sister: Mary F. Rich Brother: William Sister: Margaret Ann Sister: Elizabeth Ellen Sister: Rebecca Ann (Samuel Betts) Witnesses: Wm. Galon, Henry Roupet, and Jas. Hopkins |
WILLIAM SMITH TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 22 Jan. 1810 Recorded 18 Sept 1810 Liber JR-C Folio 166 William Smith Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Sister: Jane Manlove (James Manlove) Brother: Jessee Turner Mother: Mileah Turner - all his lands Niece: Hester Pratt Turner Nephew: George Edward Fountain Sister: Margaret Turner Witnesses: Gove Saulsbury, Elijah Oldfield, and Mary Parn |
WILLIAM TURNER Abstract of Last Will and Testament Made 25 Nov. 1839 Recorded 12 March 1845 Liber WAF-A Folio 336 William Turner of Caroline County, Maryland Wife: Harriet - lot of John A. Sanger store in Greensboro Grandson: Carroll Smith Grandson: Marion Smith Granddaughter: Elizabeth Ann Smith Daughter: Mary Rich Son: Thomas A. Son: James E. Son: William Daughter: Rebecca Ann Betts (John Betts) Witnesses: Clement Fowler, Jas. Hopkins, Valentine Carter |
