Henry TURNER1
M, #3351, b. 20 June 1833
Parents
Biography
Henry TURNER was born on 20 June 1833.
1 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
Charles Edward TURNER1
M, #3352, b. 21 November 1834, d. February 1835
Parents
Biography
Charles Edward TURNER was born on 21 November 1834.
1 He died in February 1835, at age 0. He was buried on 20 February 1835 in Christ Church, New Street, Birmingham.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1389] Birmingham, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1964. Ancestry.com [database on-line].
Agnes TURNER1
F, #3353, b. 18 August 1836, d. 6 October 1852
Parents
Biography
Agnes TURNER was born on 18 August 1836.
1 She died on 6 October 1852, at age 16.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1387] Death announcement: Agnes Turner, 2nd daughter of Samuel Hammond Turner, Aris's Birmingham Gazette 11 October 1852, pg. 3
Arthur John TURNER1
M, #3354, b. about 1839, d. 1 January 1906
Parents
Biography
Arthur John TURNER was born about 1839. He and
Mary Ann UNDERHILL were married on 15 December 1863 in St. Thomas, Birmingham.
1 He died on 1 January 1906, at age ~67, in 6 Headingley Road, Handsworth.
2 Arthur John Turner was mentioned in the will of his uncle George Davey Bragg, dated 1894.
3 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1259] Ancestry.com. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Emily TURNER1
F, #3355, b. about 1840, d. 3 June 1928
Parents
Biography
Emily TURNER was born about 1840. She and
William Richard HUGHES were married on 25 September 1860 in Handsworth Parish Church.
2 She died on 3 June 1928, at age ~88, in 11 Endwood Court Road, Hansworth Wood.
3 Emily Turner was mentioned in the will of her uncle George Davey Bragg, dated 1894, as Emily Hughes wife of W. R. Hughes.
4 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1156] Marriage announcement: Hughes - Turner; Birmingham Gazette, Saturday 29 September 1860; pg. 5, “On the 25th inst., at Handsworth Parish Church, by the Rev. Thomas Norris (brother-in-law of the bride), Mr. William R. Hughes, Secretary to the Birmingham General Hospital, to Emily, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Hammond Turner, of Birmingham Heath.”
- [S1259] Ancestry.com. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations), 1858-1995 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
John TURNER
M, #3356, b. about 1764, d. 8 December 1839
Parents
Biography
John TURNER was born about 1764. He and
Sarah KETLEY were married on 31 December 1787 in St. Martin, Birmingham.
1 He and
Susanna ROWLEY were married on 21 October 1811 in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 He died on 8 December 1839, at age ~75, in Heath Green, Birmingham.
2 He was buried on 16 December 1839 in St. Mary, Birmingham.
3 John Turner was a button maker, initially in partnership with his uncle Samuel Hammond and John Dickinson, and later with his sons as Hammond, Turner & Sons. He was also involved in gilt plating, and was a partner with Bonham Hammond, a nephew of Samuel Hammond, and took that business forward after Bonham’s death in 1807. He patented an improved method of gold plating in 1817. He sympathised with the overall objectives of the reform movement in Birmingham but had a public disagreement with Thomas Attwood, the secretary of the Birmingham Political Union, in an exchange of letters published by the Birmingham Gazette. He lived at Heath Green near Birmingham, and married twice. He was the surviving executor of his uncle Samuel Hammond’s will proved in 1825. His own will was dated 10 Oct 1839 and proved on 14 Feb 1840. It mentions:
- Susan, wife
- 2 daughters of late son John
- Mary Testar and Ann Hitchens, his sisters
- William Stothart of Bath, son in law [executor]
- William, James, Samuel and Henry Turner, sons
- Samuel Jarves of Handsworth [executor]
- William Hammond Turner, son
- Samuel Hammond Turner, son [executor] and his wife Elizabeth
- Mary, present wife of William Stothart
- Samuel Henry Turner, son of late son John
- Samuel Hammond, uncle
- Alexander Turner, son.
4 Families
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1157] Death announcement: John Turner; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 9 December 1839; pg. 3, “Yesterday morning, at his residence, Heath Green, near this town, of disease of the heart, aged 75, John Turner, Esq.”
- [S1389] Birmingham, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1964. Ancestry.com [database on-line].
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Sarah KETLEY1
F, #3357, b. about 1762, d. 1804
Biography
Sarah KETLEY was born about 1762. She and
John TURNER were married on 31 December 1787 in St. Martin, Birmingham.
1 She died in 1804, at age ~42.
2 Sarah Ketley was the daughter of Richard and Sarah Ketley. It is possible that her father was the Richard Ketley who was the landlord of the ‘Golden Cross’ at 60 Snow Hill, Birmingham and who formed Ketley’s Building Society in 1775, which was the world’s first building society.
1,3 Family
Children with John TURNER b. about 1764, d. 8 December 1839
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1158] Death announcement, Monthly magazine and British Register p. 272 (1804) Google Books, “At Birmingham …. Mrs. Turner, wife of Mr. John Turner, button-maker.”
- [S1197] Wikipedia: Ketley’s Building Society. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketley%27s_Building_Society
William Hammond TURNER
M, #3358, b. about 1801, d. 2 March 1851
Parents
Biography
William Hammond TURNER was born about 1801. He and
Elizabeth NUNNS were married on 8 May 1822 in St. Mary, Lancaster, - witnesses Elizabeth Wood, A Lawson, John A Turner.
1 He died on 2 March 1851, at age ~50, in 17 Rutland Gate, Hyde Park.
2 William Hammond Turner was the second son of John Turner of Heath Green. He rented a cottage and land at Severndroog Lodge, Shooter’s Hill, Eltham in Kent in 1844. He was an executor of the will of John Testar, proved in 1844, who was the husband of his cousin Ann Hitchins.. He was living at 17 Rutland Gate, Hyde Park at the time of his death in 1851.
2,3 Family
Citations
- [S1172] Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerks, Marriages at St Mary, Lancaster. URL: http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Lancaster/stmary/marriages_1820-1823.html
- [S1161] Death announcement: W. H. Turner; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 10 March 1851; pg. 3, “Yesterday se’nnight, W. H. Turner, Esq., of 17, Rutland Gate, Hyde Park, second son of the late John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
- [S1193] Will of John Testar, Tailor of Saint George Hanover Square , Middlesex, 17 July 1844 PROB 11/2002; UK National Archives
Henry TURNER
M, #3359, b. about 1803, d. 8 June 1866
Parents
Biography
Henry TURNER was born about 1803. He and
Emily ADYE were married on 23 November 1825 in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire.
1 He died on 8 June 1866, at age ~63, in Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire.
2 Henry Turner was a partner in the firm of Stoddarts and Turner, clothiers of Freshford, Wiltshire in the 1820s - he was described as such in the reporting of a slander trial in 1827. in which both he and his brother James Turner (described as a button maker of Birmingham) were called as witnesses. He was an executor of his father John Turner’s will proved in 1840 and his brother Samuel Hammond Turner’s will proved in 1841. He was recorded in the 1841 census with his wife Emily and daughter Emily in the household of John Testar, a tailor of South Audley Street, London. Henry was a cousin of Anne Testar nee Hitchins, the wife of John Testar.
In 1847 Henry Turner’s partnership with his brothers William Hammond Turner and James Turner (trading as Hammond Turner & Sons) was dissolved. He was living at Dover-terrace, Manchester at the time of his daughter’s marriage in 1850. He was recorded in the 1861 census at Buckingham Crescent, Victoria Park, Rusholme, Manchester with his wife Emily, and described then as a Worsted and C[loth] Manufacturer.
3,4 Family
Citations
- [S1179] Marriage announcement: Turner - Adye; Hampshire Chronicle, Monday 28 November 1825; pg. 2, “Married on Wednesday, at Bradford, Mr Henry Turner, of Freshford, to Emily, eldest daughter of Mr Adye, surgeon, of the former place.”
- [S1181] Death announcement: Henry Turner; Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette, Thursday 14 June 1866; pg. 5, “June 8, at Bradford-on-Avon, Henry Turner, Esq., late of Victoria-park, Manchester, in his 65th year.”
- [S1180] Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, Saturday 31 March 1827; pg. 2. See also, the Sherborne Mercury, Saturday 31 March 1827, pg. 4
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
James TURNER
M, #3360, b. about 1792, d. 18 November 1867
Parents
Biography
James TURNER was born about 1792. He and
Anne Maria PEMBERTON were married on 30 December 1815 in St. Martin Birmingham.
1 He died on 18 November 1867, at age ~75, in Leamington Priors.
2 James Turner was the survivor of the brothers who were partners in the firm of Hammond, Turner & Sons, and management of the company passed to his only son John Pemberton Turner. He lived at Winson Green, Birmingham.
Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S740] Ancestry.com. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA
Alexander TURNER1
M, #3361, b. 29 April 1814
Parents
Biography
Alexander TURNER was born on 29 April 1814.
1 He and
Jane LEES were married on 6 February 1839 in Collegiate Church, Manchester.
2 Alexander Turner was living in Stand, near Manchester at the time of his marriage in 1839. He was recorded in the 1861 census in Lewisham, and described as a Manager in Ship Yard, aged 56; he was enumerated with his wife Jane (aged 52, born Huddersfield) and a niece Bolivia M. Grave (aged 32, born in Manchester). In 1881 he was recorded at 14 Trafalgar Square, Chelsea, and described as a Priest of the Catholic Apostolic Church.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1162] Marriage announcement: Turner - Lees ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 11 February 1839; pg. 3, “On Wednesday last, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. Alexander Turner, of Stand, near Manchester, son of John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late John Lees, Esq., of Huddersfield.”
John TURNER
M, #3362, b. about 1789, d. 1821
Parents
Biography
John TURNER was born about 1789. He and
Charlotte WILKES were married on 31 October 1809 in St. Peter, Wolverhampton.
1 He died in 1821, at age ~32. He was buried on 6 August 1821 in St. Mary, Birmingham.
2 Little is known about John Turner. He is identified as the son of John Turner of Heath Green by the marriage announcement of his daughters Eliza and Charlotte Anne in 1838 and 1848. His wife Charlotte is identified by the announcement of her second marriage in 1824. She is assumed to be the Charlotte Wilkes who married a John Turner in 1809 in Wolverhampton, on the basis of the birth dates of the children of John and Charlotte Turner. He was also named in the will of Samuel Hammond as his grand nephew. It can be inferred from the will that John Turner died between 20 July 1820, the date of the will, and 18 Sep 1821, the date of a codicil referring to him as deceased.
3 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1389] Birmingham, England, Church of England Burials, 1813-1964. Ancestry.com [database on-line].
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Marianne TURNER
F, #3363, b. about 1797, d. 8 June 1830
Parents
Biography
Marianne TURNER was born about 1797. She and
William STOTHERT were married on 2 March 1825 in St. Martin’s, Birmingham.
1 She died on 8 June 1830, at age ~33, in Southcot House, near Bath.
2 Marianne Turner was the second daughter of John Turner of Heath Green.
2 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1163] Death announcement: Marianne Stothert ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 14 June 1830; pg. 4, “On Tuesday, at Southcot House, near Bath, in the 34th year of her age, Marianne, wife of Mr. William Stothert, and second daughter of John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
Jane TURNER
F, #3364, b. about 1794, d. about 1846
Parents
Biography
Jane TURNER was born about 1794. She and
Henry Wray ADCOCK were married on 2 August 1819 in St. Martin Birmingham.
1,2 She died about 1846, at age ~52, in Paris, France.
3 Jane Turner was the eldest daughter of John Turner of Heath Green. She was a widow living at Rue Castellane in Paris at the time of her death.
2,3 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1164] Marriage announcement: Adcock - Turner; The Ladies’ Literary Cabinet: Volume 1, p. 168 (1819) Google Books, In Birmingham (Eng.) on the 2d of August, Mr. Henry Wray Adcock, merchant, of this city, to Miss Jane Turner, eldest daughter of John Turner, Esq., of Heath-Green, near Birmingham.”
- [S1175] Will of Jane Adcock, Widow of Paris , France 14 March 1846 PROB 11-2032; UK National Archives
John TURNER
M, #3365, d. before 1820
Biography
John TURNER and
Mary HAMMOND were married on 9 June 1759 in Harborne, Staffordshire.
1 He died before 1820.
Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
Mary HAMMOND1
F, #3366, b. about 1730, d. before 1820
Parents
Biography
Mary HAMMOND was born about 1730. She and
John TURNER were married on 9 June 1759 in Harborne, Staffordshire.
1 She died before 1820.
Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
Mary Anne TURNER
F, #3367, b. about 1761, d. after 1841
Parents
Biography
Mary Anne TURNER was born about 1761. She and
Thomas TESTAR were married on 22 September 1788 in Aston Juxta Birmingham, Warwickshire.
1 She died after 1841.
Mary Anne Turner was named in the 1839 will of John Turner as his sister, Mary Testar, and in the 1820 will of Samuel Hammond as his niece, Mary Testar. She was recorded in the 1841 census at Cox Street, Birmingham and described as Mary Testar aged 80 (rounded down to the nearest 5 years in this census). Enumerated in the same household were James Testar, aged 35, a Plater (her son) and Ann Hitchens, aged 75 (her sister).
2 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Ann TURNER
F, #3368, b. about 1766, d. after 1841
Parents
Biography
Ann TURNER was born about 1766. She and
Thomas HITCHINS were married on 20 January 1788 in St. Martin Birmingham.
1 She died after 1841.
Ann Turner was named in the 1839 will of John Turner as his sister, Ann Hitchens, and in the 1820 will of Samuel Hammond as his niece, Ann Hitchens. She was recorded in the 1841 census at Cox Street, Birmingham and described as Ann Hitchens, aged 75 (rounded down to the nearest 5 years in this census). Enumerated in the same household were Mary Testar aged 80 (her sister) and James Testar, aged 35, a Plater (son of Mary Testar).
2 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Rev. Thomas NORRIS1
M, #3369, b. 1821, d. 18 January 1890
Biography
Rev. Thomas NORRIS was born in 1821. He and
Mary Elizabeth TURNER were married on 30 June 1857 in Handsworth Parish Church.
2 He died on 18 January 1890, at age ~69.
3 Citations
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
- [S1160] Marriage announcement: Norris - Turner ; Leicester Journal, Friday 3 July 1857; pg. 8, “On the 30th ult., at Handsworth Church, Birmingham, by the Rev. W. Hutton, B.A., curate of Tamworth, the Rev. Thomas Norris, B.A., curate of Allexton, Leicestershire, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Saml. Hammond Turner, Esq., of Heath Green.”
- [S1214] Private communication from Lesley Close
William Richard HUGHES1
M, #3370, b. about 1831, d. 19 November 1899
Biography
William Richard HUGHES was born about 1831 in Old Windsor, Berkshire. He and
Emily TURNER were married on 25 September 1860 in Handsworth Parish Church.
1 He died on 19 November 1899, at age ~68, in Wood House, Handsworth Wood, Stafforshire.
He was Secretary to the Birmingham General Hospital.
1 Citations
- [S1156] Marriage announcement: Hughes - Turner; Birmingham Gazette, Saturday 29 September 1860; pg. 5, “On the 25th inst., at Handsworth Parish Church, by the Rev. Thomas Norris (brother-in-law of the bride), Mr. William R. Hughes, Secretary to the Birmingham General Hospital, to Emily, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Samuel Hammond Turner, of Birmingham Heath.”
Florence Mary TURNER
F, #3372, b. 6 December 1856
Parents
Biography
Florence Mary TURNER was born on 6 December 1856 in Chorlton Registration District.
1 Florence Turner was mentioned in the will of her great-uncle George Davey Bragg, dated 1894, as the daughter of Frederick Turner.
2 Citations
- [S1317] Ancestry.com. Manchester, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1915 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
George TURNER
M, #3373, b. 26 September 1851
Parents
Biography
George TURNER was born on 26 September 1851 in Birmingham.
1,2 He and
Elizabeth STROUD were married on 9 August 1880 in St. Mary’s Church, Aspden, Ontario, Canada.
2 George Turner was mentioned in the will of his great-uncle George Davey Bragg, dated 1894, as residing in Canada and the son of George Turner.
3 Family
Citations
- [S38] England Census
- [S1171] Davis/Purtell Family Tree, Ancestry.com; http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/24440518/person/1715644618
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Edwin Cholmondeley MIDDLETON1
M, #3375, b. about 1856, d. 15 March 1941
Biography
Edwin Cholmondeley MIDDLETON was born about 1856.
1 He and
Agnes Mary TURNER were married in 1883 in West Bromwich Registration District.
1 He died on 15 March 1941, at age ~85, in Staffordshire.
2 He was the son of Edwin Cornelius Middleton and Althea Ashford. His sister Mary Alethea Middleton married his wife’s brother Arthur Turner.
3 Citations
- [S36] England & Wales FreeBMD (Ancestry.com)
- [S740] Ancestry.com. England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations),1861-1941 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA
- [S1170] Godfrey Family Tree, Ancestry.com; http://trees.ancestry.co.uk/tree/11910747/person/111653020
Elizabeth NUNNS1
F, #3376, b. 13 January 1803, d. after 1851
Biography
Elizabeth NUNNS was born on 13 January 1803 in Sherton, Westmorland.
1,2 She and
William Hammond TURNER were married on 8 May 1822 in St. Mary, Lancaster, - witnesses Elizabeth Wood, A Lawson, John A Turner.
3 She died after 1851.
Elizabeth Nunns was the daughter of Jackson Nunns, a woollen draper of Lancaster, and his wife Elizabeth. Her father died a year after she was born, and her mother remarried in 1810 to Robert Lawson.
1 Family
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S38] England Census
- [S1172] Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerks, Marriages at St Mary, Lancaster. URL: http://www.lan-opc.org.uk/Lancaster/stmary/marriages_1820-1823.html
Jane LEES1
F, #3378, b. about 1809
Biography
Jane LEES was born about 1809 in Huddersfield, Yorkshire. She and
Alexander TURNER were married on 6 February 1839 in Collegiate Church, Manchester.
1 Jane Lees was the youngest daughter of John Lees of Huddersfield.
1 Citations
- [S1162] Marriage announcement: Turner - Lees ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 11 February 1839; pg. 3, “On Wednesday last, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. Alexander Turner, of Stand, near Manchester, son of John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late John Lees, Esq., of Huddersfield.”
William STOTHERT1
M, #3379, b. about 1796, d. 19 December 1860
Biography
William STOTHERT was born about 1796 in Bath, Somerset. He and
Marianne TURNER were married on 2 March 1825 in St. Martin’s, Birmingham.
1 He and
Mary DUNN were married on 17 December 1833 in Melksham, Wiltshire. He died on 19 December 1860, at age ~64.
2 William Stothert was the son of George Stothert and Elizabeth Asprey. His father was the founder of the engineering company that became Stohert & Pitt.
William Stothert was named in the will of John Turner dated 1839 as his son in law. He was recorded in the 1851 census at 5 Great Stanhope Street, Bath, and described as a retired ironmonger. He was enumerated with his second wife Mary (aged 52), his children Marianne (23) and William (22) from his first marriage, and Harriet (16) and Sarah (12) from his second marriage. In the previous 1841 census, their children Julia (aged 15), Marianne (13), William (12), John (11) and Harriet (6) were enumerated at Southcot House, Bath, with their governess, schoolmistress and servants.
3 Families
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1198] Bath Chronicle and Weekly Gazette - Thursday 14 February 1861; pg. 8
- [S38] England Census
Henry Wray ADCOCK1
M, #3380, b. about 1794, d. before 1846
Biography
Henry Wray ADCOCK was born about 1794.
2 He and
Jane TURNER were married on 2 August 1819 in St. Martin Birmingham.
2,1 He died before 1846.
Henry Wray Adcock was the son of Henry and Mary Adcock. He was a jeweller and gilt toy maker.
Family
Citations
- [S1164] Marriage announcement: Adcock - Turner; The Ladies’ Literary Cabinet: Volume 1, p. 168 (1819) Google Books, In Birmingham (Eng.) on the 2d of August, Mr. Henry Wray Adcock, merchant, of this city, to Miss Jane Turner, eldest daughter of John Turner, Esq., of Heath-Green, near Birmingham.”
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
Marian ADCOCK
F, #3381, b. 21 September 1821
Parents
Biography
Marian ADCOCK was born on 21 September 1821 in Launder Street, Birmingham.
1 She and
Baron Gabriel de MILHAN were married on 3 April 1849 in St. Clement Danes.
2 Marian was the second daughter of Mr. Henry Adcock, and grand-daughter of John Turner of Heath Green.
2 Citations
- [S1391] England & Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1970. Ancestry.com [database on-line]
- [S1165] Marriage announcement: de Milhan - Adcock ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 9 April 1849; pg. 3, “On Tuesday last, at the Parish Church of St. Clement Danes, having been previously married at the Roman Catholic Chapel in Sefton-street, the Baron Gabriel de Milhan, third son of the late Comte Jules de Milhan, of Castres, France, to Marian, second daughter of the late Mr. Henry Adcock, and grand-daughter of the late John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
Baron Gabriel de MILHAN1
M, #3382
Biography
Baron Gabriel de MILHAN and
Marian ADCOCK were married on 3 April 1849 in St. Clement Danes.
1 Baron Gabriel de Milhan was the third son of Comte Jules de Milhan, of Castres, France.
1 Citations
- [S1165] Marriage announcement: de Milhan - Adcock ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 9 April 1849; pg. 3, “On Tuesday last, at the Parish Church of St. Clement Danes, having been previously married at the Roman Catholic Chapel in Sefton-street, the Baron Gabriel de Milhan, third son of the late Comte Jules de Milhan, of Castres, France, to Marian, second daughter of the late Mr. Henry Adcock, and grand-daughter of the late John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
Eliza TURNER
F, #3383, b. 18 July 1820
Parents
Biography
Eliza TURNER was born on 18 July 1820.
1 She and
Charles GRIFFITH were married on 24 July 1838 in St. Martin Birmingham.
2 Eliza Turner was the second daughter of John Turner, and grand-daughter of John Turner of Heath Green.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1166] Marriage announcement: Griffith - Turner ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 30 July 1838; pg. 3, “On Tuesday last, at St. Martin’s Church, by the Rev. John Garbett, M.A. Rector of St. George’s, Mr. Charles Griffith, Assistant Surgeon E.I.C.S. to Eliza, second daughter of the late Mr. John Turner, of this town, and grand-daughter of John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green.”
Charles GRIFFITH1
M, #3384
Biography
Charles GRIFFITH and
Eliza TURNER were married on 24 July 1838 in St. Martin Birmingham.
1 Charles Griffith was Assistant Surgeon in the East India Company’s Service.
1 Citations
- [S1166] Marriage announcement: Griffith - Turner ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 30 July 1838; pg. 3, “On Tuesday last, at St. Martin’s Church, by the Rev. John Garbett, M.A. Rector of St. George’s, Mr. Charles Griffith, Assistant Surgeon E.I.C.S. to Eliza, second daughter of the late Mr. John Turner, of this town, and grand-daughter of John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green.”
Charlotte WILKES
F, #3385, b. about 1791
Biography
Charlotte WILKES was born about 1791. She and
John TURNER were married on 31 October 1809 in St. Peter, Wolverhampton.
1 She and
Richard TABBERNER were married on 5 August 1824 in St. Martin’s, Birmingham.
2 Charlotte Wilkes was recorded in the 1841 census at Paradise Street, Birmingham; she was enumerated there with her daughter Emma Taberner, aged 12. She was living in Paradise Street in 1848 at the time of her daughter Charlotte Anne Turner’s marriage. She may be the Charlotte Tabberner whose death was registered in 1858 in Birmingham.
3,4 Families
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1167] Marriage announcement: Tabberner - Turner; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 9 August 1824; pg. 3, “On Thursday, at St. Martin’s, Mr. Richard Tabberner, of the Grapes Tavern, Aston-street, to Mrs. Charlotte Turner.”
- [S38] England Census
- [S1169] Marriage announcement: Jones - Turner ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 27 November 1848; pg. 3, “On Wednesday last, at St. Martin’s Church, by the Rev. J. C. Miller, M.A., Rector, Mr. Joseph Frond Jones, surgeon, of Newhall-street, to Charlotte Anne Turner, daughter of Mrs. Tabberner, of Paradise-street, and grand-daughter of the late John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
Charlotte Anne TURNER1,2
F, #3386, b. 25 October 1818
Parents
Biography
Charlotte Anne TURNER was born on 25 October 1818.
1 She and
Joseph Frowd JONES were married on 22 November 1848 in St. Martin’s, Birmingham.
2 Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1169] Marriage announcement: Jones - Turner ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 27 November 1848; pg. 3, “On Wednesday last, at St. Martin’s Church, by the Rev. J. C. Miller, M.A., Rector, Mr. Joseph Frond Jones, surgeon, of Newhall-street, to Charlotte Anne Turner, daughter of Mrs. Tabberner, of Paradise-street, and grand-daughter of the late John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
Richard TABBERNER1
M, #3387, d. April 1829
Biography
Richard TABBERNER and
Charlotte WILKES were married on 5 August 1824 in St. Martin’s, Birmingham.
1 He died in April 1829.
2 Richard Tabberner was proprietor of the Grapes Tavern in Aston-street.
1 Family
Citations
- [S1167] Marriage announcement: Tabberner - Turner; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 9 August 1824; pg. 3, “On Thursday, at St. Martin’s, Mr. Richard Tabberner, of the Grapes Tavern, Aston-street, to Mrs. Charlotte Turner.”
- [S1168] Death announcement: Richard Tabberner; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 20 April 1829; pg. 3
Joseph Frowd JONES1
M, #3388
Biography
Joseph Frowd Jones was a surgeon of Newhall-street, Birmingham. He was in partnership with Henry Francis Burdett.
Citations
- [S1169] Marriage announcement: Jones - Turner ; Birmingham Gazette, Monday 27 November 1848; pg. 3, “On Wednesday last, at St. Martin’s Church, by the Rev. J. C. Miller, M.A., Rector, Mr. Joseph Frond Jones, surgeon, of Newhall-street, to Charlotte Anne Turner, daughter of Mrs. Tabberner, of Paradise-street, and grand-daughter of the late John Turner, Esq., of Heath Green, near this town.”
Susanna ROWLEY1
F, #3389, d. after 1839
Biography
Susanna ROWLEY and
John TURNER were married on 21 October 1811 in St. Philip’s Church, Birmingham.
1 She died after 1839.
Susan Turner was mentioned in the will of John Turner dated 1839 as his wife. She is assumed to be the Susanna Rowley who married a John Turner in 1811 in Birmingham. The Rowley family were also button makers in Birmingham; in 1842 Charles Rowley and James Turner patented improvements in the manufacture of perforated metal buttons.
2 Family
Child with John TURNER b. about 1764, d. 8 December 1839
Citations
- [S7] IGI: International Genealogical Index
- [S1155] Lesley Close, Hammond Turner & Sons: Wills. URL: http://hammond-turner.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9&Itemid=10, Accessed: 2012-04-02. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/66ckyFmZA)
Arthur TURNER1
M, #3393, b. about 1855
Parents
Biography
Arthur TURNER was born about 1855 in Handsworth, Staffordshire.
1 He and
Mary Alethea MIDDLETON were married in 1883 in West Bromwich Registration District.
Family
Citations
- [S38] England Census
Rose ADCOCK
F, #3400, b. 28 February 1826
Parents
Biography
Rose ADCOCK was born on 28 February 1826 in Victoria Street, Birmingham.
1 She and
Jaffray SCEALES were married on 3 March 1859 in Hunter’s Hill, New South Wales.
2 Rose Adcock was the youngest daughter of Henry Wray Adcock.
2 Citations
- [S1391] England & Wales, Non-Conformist and Non-Parochial Registers, 1567-1970. Ancestry.com [database on-line]
- [S1173] Marriage announcement: Sceales-Adcock; Family Notices. (1859, March 12). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), p. 8. Retrieved April 3, 2012, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article13020222, “SCEALES-ADCOCK-March 3rd, at Hunter's Hill, by the Rev. Mr. Turner, Jaffray Sceales, Esq., to Rose, youngest daughter of the late Henry Wray Adcock, Esq., Warwickshire.”