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     He was born circa 1853 at Illinois.¹ He was the son of Samuel Turner Jr. and Disa Bell.¹ He married Sarah E. (?).²
     Wesley Turner appeared on the census of 1880 at Richwoods, Calhoun Co., Illinois.³

     He was born circa 1806 at Culpeper Co., Virginia.^4,5,6 He was the son of Samuel Turner Sr. and Abigail Haines.^3,4

He married Mahalia Scobee, daughter of John Scobee and Nancy Barrett, on 4 November 1831 at New London, Ralls Co., MO.^2,1,7,8
     

William Turner appeared on the census of 1810 at Clark Co., Kentucky; William would have been one of 3 males ages <10 in the household of Samuel Turner [Sr].⁹

William Turner appeared on the census of 1820 at Clark Co., Kentucky; William would have been the one male age 18-26 in the household of Samuel Turner [Sr].¹⁰

William Turner appeared on the census of 1830 at Salt River Township, Ralls Co., Missouri; William is most likely one of the 2 males ages 20-30 in the household of Samuel Turner [Sr].^11,12

He appeared on the census of 1840 at Salt River Township, Ralls Co., Missouri; The census report shows 1 male age under 5 which would be Levi; 2 males ages 5-10 which would be Enos and George; 1 male age 15-20 which is unidentified; 1 male age 30-40 which would be William; 1 female age under 5 which would be Nancy A; and 1 female age 20-30 which would be Mahalia.^8,13

William Turner appeared on the census of 1850 at Ralls Co., Missouri.^8,14

William Turner appeared on the census of 17 July 1860 at Montevallo, Vernon Co., Missouri.¹⁵

William Turner appeared on the census of 1870 at Jefferson Twp., Monroe Co., Missouri.^16,17

He could not be located in1880 US Census records of Missouri.¹⁸

In the Missouri Newspaper Death Index, located on Ancestry.com, there is a report of the death of a William Turner on 18 Nov 1890, attributed to the Callaway Weekly Gazette newspaper. Other than the name, there is no identifying information. The Callaway Cemetery Records, also published on Ancestry.com, shows two William Turners, neither of whom were born prior to 1860.^19,8

     He was born in November 1881 at Blair, Nebraska.¹ He was the son of Levi Haines Turner and Catherine Green. He died on 15 May 1882 at Blair, Nebraska.¹

     He was born in March 1881.¹ He was the son of Stephen William Turner and Sarah Virginia McElroy.¹ He married Rosa V. Dickerson on 8 February 1900 at Douglas Co., Missouri.¹
     William L. Turner was also known as "Willie".¹

     He was born circa 1877 at Missouri.¹ He was the son of James W. Turner and Nancy Jane Martin.¹

     He is the son of Dave Clark and Vallye Turner.¹

     She is the daughter of Dave Clark.¹

     He married Helen Mynette Kiser, daughter of Charles Lee Kiser and Maryette Rathbun, on 9 June 1956.

     He married Sally Harris Wadsworth, daughter of Joseph Wadsworth and Lydia Harris.

     She is the daughter of Rev. (?) Tuttle and Sally Harris Wadsworth. She married Henry Blattner.

     He is the son of Rev. (?) Tuttle and Sally Harris Wadsworth.

     She was born circa 1860 at Minnesota.³ She married Nels E. Quickstad.⁴ She died on 22 April 1933 at Deuel Co., South Dakota.⁵
     

Although confirming evidence has not yet been found, it is most likely that Susan Tuve is the same person as Susie Tuff, shown as 8 yrs old in the 1870 US Census of Minnesota, Fillmore County, Rushford Twp, living in the household of Ole and Martha Tuff, originally from Norway. Two pieces of circumstantial information support the theory. First, the earliest appearance of the surname "Quickstad" in the US Census was in 1880 with 3 families in Bloom Twp, Deuel Co., DT, and one in Rushford Twp, Fillmore Co., MN. Although we don't know for certain, it is likely that the two groups were related. Secondly, there was a N.E. Quickstad who applied for Naturalization in Fillmore Co., MN. These facts suggest that Nels may have been of the Quickstad family living in MN, in close proximity to Susie Tuff, and they later moved to SD to join relatives there.^6,7 Her name was shown as Sussie in the 1880 US Census, Seneva in the 1900 US Census, and Suie in the 1920 US Census.^8,3,9

     She married Harry Dunn.

     She was baptized on 2 February 1601/2 at Spratton, Co. Essex.¹ She was the daughter of John Twigden and Anne Dickens.¹ She married Rev. Lawrence Washington, son of Lawrence Washington and Margaret Butler, in 1633 at prob. Purleigh, Co. Essex.¹ She was buried on 12 January 1655 at Tring, Co. Northampton, England.¹

     He married Anne Dickens.¹

     She married Parry E. Grover, son of Chauncey John Grover and Roberta Thomas, on 15 June 1968 at Seattle, Washington.

     He is the son of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.

     She is the daughter of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.

     She is the daughter of Job Tyler and Mary (?).

     He was born circa 1646 at Roxbury or Andover, MA. He was the son of Job Tyler and Mary (?). He married Mary Lovett, daughter of Deacon Daniel Lovett and Joanna Blott, on 20 January 1667/68 at Mendon, MA. He died on 20 January 1733/34 at Preston, Connecticut.
     

He is said to be the figure referred to as "the blacksmith's journeyman," in Nathaniel Hawthorne's John Ingelfield's Thanksgiving.

     He is the son of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.

     He is the son of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.

     She was born on 21 November 1681. She was the daughter of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett. She died before 1728.

     He was born circa 1619 at Prob. County Kent, England. He was the son of Lawrence Tyler. He married Mary (?) circa 1641. He died circa 1700 at Mendon?, MA.
     

Came to New England about 1638.

     He is the son of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.

     He was born circa 1650. He was the son of Job Tyler and Mary (?). He died on 28 September 1652 at Andover.

     He is the son of Job Tyler and Mary (?).

     He was born at Prob. County Kent, England. He died at Cranbrook, Kent.

     She was born on 21 November 1681 at Roxbury, MA.⁴ She was the daughter of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.⁴ She married Captain Robert Geer, son of George Geer and Sarah Allyn, on 3 August 1700.⁵ She died on 18 September 1741 at North Groton, Connecticut, at age 59.²
     

She was both accuser and accused in witchcraft trials. After marriage, they lived in North Groton (Ledyard), CT.

     She is the daughter of Hopestill Tyler and Mary Lovett.