 - 1823
-
| Name |
James TURNER |
| Born |
Barnacre, Lancashire, England  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Baptism |
27 Oct 1745 |
Garstang, Lancashire, England |
- James Turner
in the Lancashire, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812
Name: James Turner
Baptism Date: 27 Oct 1745
Parish: Garstang, Lancashire, England
Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps:
View this parish
Father's name: Richard Turner
Register Type: Bishops Transcripts
Reference Number: Drb 2/77
Ancestry.com. Lancashire, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
r Barnakr [Barnacre]
|
| Residence |
27 Oct 1776 |
Sheepscot River, Lincoln, ME |
| Residence |
30 Jun 1777 |
[Balltown] Lincoln, ME |
- Court records, 1761-1989
Authors: Maine. Court of General Sessions (Lincoln County)
[360/1111]
At a Court of General Sessions of the Peace held at Pownalborough within and for the County of Lincoln, on the last Tuesday of September being the 30th day of said Monty Anno Domini 1777
Thomas Turner recognized in L50 and with him and with him [sic] Jonn Bartlett & William Cookson as Sureties in L25 each, conditioned that the said Thomas appear next Term to answer a presentment of the Grand Jury against him
[361/111]
James Turner recognized in L50 and with him Thomas Turner & William Cookson as Sureties, in L25 each, conditioned that the said James appear next Term to answer to a presentment of the Grand Jury against him
|
| Residence |
13 Sep 1777 |
Balltown, Lincoln, ME |
- Massachusetts State Archives Collection
Volume 322 Page 180
Bawltown letter dated 13 September 1777
A list of the men's names in the Plantation of Bawltown [Balltown, Whitefield/Jefferson] from sixteen years and upwards agreeable to an act of Cort [sic] December 9th 1776
Mecres Carr Capt
Joshua Little 1st Lieut
Benjn King 2nd Lieut
Ephraim Brown Sergt
Jonathan Bartlett [Sergt]
Jacob Rowel [Sergt]
James Murphy [Sergt]
Samuell Parmer Corpl [Palmer?]
Samuell Whitman [Corpl]
Timothy Ferrin [Corpl]
Thomas Grover [Corpl]
Petter Dow
Solln Clark
Wllm Boynton
Saml Bawl [Ball]
John Boynton
Jeri Brand [Bran, Brann]
Isaac Brand
Stephen Belden
Thoms Cunningham
Moses Cooper
Thoms Day
John Decker
John Fish
John Philbrook [Philbrick]
Ebenezr Philbrook
Jonathn Philbrook
Andrew Gledden [Glidden]
Arnold Gledden
Asse Heath
Saml Jonson [Johnson]
Joseph Rogers
James Reves [Reeves, Reaves]
James Turner
James Shepard
John Duely [Dooley]
Ebenez Grover
Benjn Dow
Charles Gledden
Enoch Averil
Caleb Bartlet [Bartlett]
Leonard Cooper
Caleb Conselis?
Patrick Fallon
Jonas Jonston Davis
James Emery
Stephen Grover
Davi Huchens [Hutchins, Hitchings]
Jonathan Heath
Isaac Heath
Daniel Lumber? [Plummer?]
Nathan Longfello [Longfellow]
[Jeremiah?] Norris
Jonthn? Peaslee
Oliver Peaslee
Ezekiel Peaslee
? ?z? [Jonathan Noyes? Thomas Trask?]
?
Ezekiel Sterns [Stearns]
Thomas Turner
Nicklas Turner
Jonah Vining
John Woodman Senr
Ralph Chiney [Cheney]
Willm Carr
John Woodman Junr
Abner Ford
Ebenezer Philbrook
Jonathan Bartlet
Michael Gledden
Joseph Bartlett
Benj Kinney [Kenney]
Joshua Chamberlin [Chamberlain]
Richard Turner
Mecres Carr Capt
Joshua Littl Lieut
Benjn King Lieut
Benjn Stickney Clerk
|
| Military |
1778 |
| American |
- Capt Thomas Robbins 5th Lincoln Co Regt
Index [2720/2843] Capt Thomas Robbins begins
Volume 36 Page 224 [287/354]
Volume 37 Page 166 [224/628]
Volume 37 Page 86 [See Deer Isle Militia] 1st Lieut
Volume 36 Page 125 [170/628]
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/729681?availability=Family%20History%20Library
Muster/payrolls, and various papers (1763-1808) of the Revolutionary War [Massachusetts and Rhode Island]
Authors: Massachusetts. Secretary of State
Vol. 36, Sea coast defense rolls 1775-1780
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
1906760
8092197
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008092197?cat=729681
[275/354]
Volume 36 Page 215
An Abstract or Pay Role for Captain Thomas Robbins Company under the Command of Cols John Allan Raised for the defence of Machias
Mens Names. Rank. Pay pr month. Date of inlistment. Date of Discharge. Distance from Home in miles. Days allowed to Return home at 20 miles pr day. Time of Service including time to Return home. Due ? officers Ration from 31 July at 60/ pr month. Total amount of Wages & Rations Money.
...
John Carlow. Private. 2 - -. May 20. Deserted.
James Turner. Private. 2 - -. May 20. Deserted.
Wm Cuckson. Private. 2 - -. May 20. Deserted.
Martin Carlow. Private. 2 - -. May 20. Deserted.
Thos Robbins Captain
Machias Decr 1 1778
Lincoln Ss Then Personally appeared Captain Thomas Robbins and made Solemn oath that the above Pay Role by him Subscribed is Just and true in all its Parts to the Best of his knowledge.
Before me Benja Foster Jus Peace
Decr 1st 1778
Copy
To the Honble Treasurer of State of Massachustt Bay Pleas to pay Major George Stillman the amouth of the above Role and you will Oblige your Very Humble Servt
Thos Robbins
|
| Residence |
2 Jun 1778 |
Lincoln, ME |
- Court records, 1761-1989
Authors: Maine. Court of General Sessions (Lincoln County)
[365/1111]
At a Court of General Sessions of the Peace held at Pownalborough within and for the County of Lincoln on the first Tuesday of June, being the Second Day of said Month, Anno Domini 1778
[366/1111]
Thomas Turner being solemnly called to come into Court to Serve? his Bail, did not appear but made Default.
James Turner, Jonn Bartlet & William Cookson who were bound for the Appearance of Thomas Turner at this Court, were called to bring in the Body of the said Thomas Turner but did not appear but made Default.
James Turner who stands bound over to this Court by Way of Recognizance, being solemly called to come into County to save himself & Bail, did not appear, but made Default.
Jonathan Bartlet & William Cookson who were bound for the Appearance of James Turner at this Court were called to bring the Body of the said John but did not appear, but made Default.
|
| Residence |
21 Jun 1779 |
Halifax, NS |
| Residence |
April 1780 |
Penobscot, Lincoln, ME |
- William COOKSON
Maine Genealogist, The
RECORD: 2004.
VOLUME: 26
PAGE: 55
The Artificers and Inhabitants Who Built Fort George, Penobscot, 1779-1780
In April 1780 William Swain was replaced by John Bulpit and John Chaytor was added as a second Foreman. Carpenters George Hows and William Innis departed at the end of September, replaced by Thomas Hailey and Martin Carlow. James Turner and William Cookson were added in January 1780. The latter four received and 4/- perdiem. Samuel Mathews Jr (1766-1841) became Carpenters' Boy after the siege, but departed with his brother with his brother in law William Swain in April 1780. Carpenter Thomas Armstrong joined in May 1780.
The last large Artificers' payroll found was that for the month of April 1783 at which time the organization was
Master Carpenter @ 10/- per diem John Chaytor
Foreman @ 7/6 per diem John Rigby
Carpenters @ 5/- per diem
Lauchlan McCurdy
John Lilley
William Munro
Michael Leonard
Nineon Linsey
John McKinley
Michael Ryan
John Evans
@ 4/- per diem
William Cookson
Maurice Henley
...
|
| Residence |
1782 |
Penobscot, Lincoln, ME |
- Downeast Ancestry
December 1983
Volume 7 Number 4
Penobscot Loyalists: A Bicentennial Tribute
Robert C. Brooks
p 131
The Penobscot Journal: 1782
...
Calvin Turner
James Turner
Penobscot Inhabitants Certified Loyal 1783
...
Samuel Turner 2 over 10; 2 under 10; 4 total
|
| Residence |
1784 |
[Bocabec, Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB] Back Lands |
|
|
| Residence |
10 Jun 1784 |
Passamaquoddy, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- http://carensecord.ca/locations/NewBrunswick/Lists/PenobscotGroupSorted.html
From Library and Archives Canada, Ward Chipman Papers, Muster Master General's Office - Loyalists Musters, 1776-1785
(M.G. 23, D 1, Series I, Volume 24, pages 172-177) Microfilm C-9818
Return of Men, Women and Children of the Penobscot Loyalists Settled in the District of Passamaquoddy the 10th of June 1784
Men: James Turner, Samuel B Turner
Women: Lucy Turner, Nelly Turner, Eliz Turner, Nelly Turner
Children under 10: Richard Turner, Mary Turner
https://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/military-heritage/loyalists/loyalists-ward-chipman/pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=2992&
Given Name(s): James
Surname: TURNER
Place: Passamaquoddy District
Group/Regiment: Penobscot Loyalist
Type of Records: Muster roll
Year: 1784
Volume: 24
Page(s): 172
Record Title: Return of Men, Women and Children of the Penobscot Loyalists settled in the district of Passamaquoddy the 10th June 1784.
Microfilm Reel Number: C-9818
Reference: MG 23 D1, Series 1
Item Number: 2992
|
| Grant |
1785 |
Lot 17, Bocabec, Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
- Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997 (RS686)
Name TURNER, James
Volume NS-A
Page 176
Grant number 96
Place Passamaquoddy
County Sunbury
Date 1785-05-21
Accompanying plan No
Acres 100
Microfilm F16302
Comment Re-registered NS Grant of 1784/08/03: Penobscot Association
Other names on this grant (188):
|
| Grant |
1785 |
Lot 2 Block C Parr's Division, St Andrews, Charlotte, NB |
- Index to New Brunswick Land Grants, 1784 - 1997 (RS686)
Name TURNER, James
Volume NS-A
Page 165
Grant number 95
Place Saint Andrews
County Sunbury
Date 1785-05-21
Accompanying plan No
Acres 0
Microfilm F16302
Comment Re-registered NS Grant of 1784/06/01: Town Lot
Other names on this grant (354):
|
| Residence |
23 Sep 1793 |
Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
| Petition |
1796 |
- https://archives.gnb.ca/Search/RS108/Details.aspx?culture=en-CA&Key=62579
RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name GREENLAW, JONATHAN
Year 1796
County Charlotte
Microfilm F1040
See petition of TURNER, JAMES
. BALDWIN, JOHN
. BRADFORD, BEN
. COOKSON, WILLIAM
. DALEY, DAVID
. DOUGHERTY, EDMOND
. EASTMAN, DAVID
. GREENLAW, JONATHAN
. HALEY, JOHN
. HITCHINGS, AMOS
. JOYCE, JOHN
. LINNEKIN, ZEBEDEE
. MCCURDY, LACHLAN
. MCINTOSH, JOHN
. MILLEKIN, DOMINICUS
. PENOBSCOT ASSOCIATION, -----
. RIGBY, JOHN
. SIM, ROBERT
. THOMSON, DUGALD
. TURNER, JAMES
To His Excellency Thomas Carleton Esquire Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Brunswick etc etc
The memorial of James Turner, David Eastman, Jonathan Greenlaw, Lachlan McCudy and others...
Humbly sheweth
That your Memorialists were of the number of those persons who during the war between Great Britain and her Colonies, left their possessions on account of their attachment to the British Government, and sheltered themselves and families from the rage of their enemies in His Majesty's Garrison then established at Penobscot...
That previous to the Garrison's evacuation Penobscot the General there commanding agreeable to his instructions, directed to be made known to your Memorialists, that besides the Land allowed indiscriminately to all Loyalists desirous to settle in the bay of Passamaquaddie, those of the Penobscot association who had families should be allowed a certain proportion of Land for each woman and child to be laid out in the rear of the Land given to the Loyalists...
That accordingly directions were given to the Surveyors who actually did lay out land for each woman and child belonging to the families of the Penobscot association and the Lots were drawn and assigned to each one.
That numbers of those children now come to maturity and others concerned in the said Land have been and are still desirous to occupy and improve but have been much discouraged therefrom, as hitherto no Grant could be obtained to confirm the Possession- as also it having been represented to your Memorialists that certain persons now of the Association have applied for and allowed License to occupy a large portion of the Lands allotted to the families of your Memorialists
Your Memorialists therefore beseech your Excellency a Grant of the Land agreeable to the original Survey...
And as in Duty bound etc
St Andrews, County of Charlotte
1st February 1796
[Signed]
James Turner
David Eastman
Jonathan Greenlaw
Lachlan McCurdy
Amos Hitching
William Cookson
David Daley
Dominicus Millekin
John Hurley
John Joyce
Dugald Thomson
John McIntosh
Robert Sim
John Baldwin
Ben Bradford
Zebedee Linnekin
Edmod Dougherty
John Rigby
James Turner & others of Penobscot Association for their Family lots
Saint Patricks
The Family lots fall mostly within the reserve the Survey of them is therefore Anulled
Filed 12th March 1793 [sic]
|
| Petition |
1801 |
|
|
| Petition |
1801 |
- Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918 (RS108)
Name TURNER, JAMES
Year 1801
County Charlotte
Microfilm F1042
1 other Petitioner(s) were on this Petition
HANSON, DANIEL
There appears to only be the one petition
|
| Death |
1822 |
Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
|
|
| Assessed |
1822 |
Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
- Saint Patrick Assessment 1822: Thomas Turner [L], Thomas Turner Junior [L], Estate Marke Turner [L], James Turner Senior [L], David Turner [L], Isaac Turner [L], Jacob Turner [L], Richard Turner [L], John Turner [L]
|
| Residence |
14 Oct 1822 |
Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
| Died |
1823 |
Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
|
|
| Death |
1824 |
Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
|
|
| Immigration |
[1774] |
| Military |
Engineering Department, British Army |
| Buried |
Turner Family Cemetery, Bocabec, Saint Patrick, Charlotte, NB |
- James Cowell Turner
in the Canada, Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current
Name: James Cowell Turner
Birth Date: 27 Oct 1745
Birth Place: Garstang, Lancashire, England
Death Date: 1822
Death Place: Bocabec, New Brunswick, Canada
Cemetery: Turner Family Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Bocabec, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada
Has Bio?: Y
Spouse: Rachel Turner
Children: Susan F Anderson
Mark Sylvester Turner
Ancestry.com. Canada, Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=87395854&ref=acom
|
| Person ID |
I37862 |
4 February 2018 |
| Last Modified |
23 May 2020 |
| Father |
Richard TURNER, b. Yorkshire, England , d. 1796, Balltown, Lincoln, ME |
| Mother |
Eleanor COWELL, b. Lancashire, England , d. 1790 |
| Married |
11 Nov 1737 |
Garstang, St Helen, Lancashire, England |
- Richard Turner
in the Lancashire, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812
Name: Richard Turner
Marriage Date: 11 Nov 1737
Parish: Garstang, St Helen, Lancashire, England
Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps:
View this parish
Spouse's Name: Ellen Cowell
Register Type: Parish Register
Reference Number: PR 2405
Ancestry.com. Lancashire, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
November 1737
...
Mr Richard Turner and Ellin Cowell both of Barnaker Mard the Eleventh Day pr Banns
Richard Turner
in the Lancashire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812
Name: Richard Turner
Marriage Date: 11 Nov 1737
Parish: Garstang, Lancashire, England
Phillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps:
View this parish
Spouse's name: Elling Conell
[Elling Cowell]
Register Type: Bishops Transcripts
Reference Number: Drb 2/77
Ancestry.com. Lancashire, England, Church of England Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812 [database on-line]. Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
Marriages in Novembr 1737
Richard Turner and Elling Cowell boath of Barnaker Pr Pub
|
| Family ID |
F11420 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Rachel SYLVESTER, b. [1754], d. 1848-1851 |
| _MARI |
27 Oct 1776 |
Wiscasset, Lincoln, ME |
- James Turner
mentioned in the record of James Turner and Rachael Sylvester
Name James Turner
Spouse's Name Rachael Sylvester
Event Date 27 Oct 1776
Event Place Civil, Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine
"Maine Marriages, 1771-1907," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4XQ-LX2 : 4 December 2014), James Turner and Rachael Sylvester, 27 Oct 1776; citing Civil, Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine, reference ; FHL microfilm 12,309.
https://familysearch.org/search/film/007703444?cat=1055547
Town and vital records, 1739-1929
Authors: Wiscasset (Maine). Town Clerk
Intentions of marriage 1760-1813, family records listing births and deaths, deaths 1761-1814, ear marks, strays, pew deeds, warnings out of town, proceedings of town meetings, voting, roads, real estate, marriages 1760-1794, school district records.
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
12309
7596937
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007596937?cat=339395
[20/536]
James Turner of Sheepscot River without the bounds of any Town and Rachael Sylvester of Pownalborough Octr 27 1776
|
| Married |
20 Nov 1776 |
Wiscasset, Lincoln, ME |
- James Turner
mentioned in the record of James Turner and Rachel Silvester
Name James Turner
Spouse's Name Rachel Silvester
Event Date 20 Nov 1776
Event Place Civil, Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine
"Maine Marriages, 1771-1907," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F4XQ-59Z : 4 December 2014), James Turner and Rachel Silvester, 20 Nov 1776; citing Civil, Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine, reference ; FHL microfilm 12,309.
https://familysearch.org/search/film/007703444?cat=1055547
Town and vital records, 1739-1929
Authors: Wiscasset (Maine). Town Clerk
Intentions of marriage 1760-1813, family records listing births and deaths, deaths 1761-1814, ear marks, strays, pew deeds, warnings out of town, proceedings of town meetings, voting, roads, real estate, marriages 1760-1794, school district records.
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
12309
7596937
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/007596937?cat=339395
[179/536]
Nov 20 1776 James Turner of an Incorporated Place & Rachel Silvester of Pownalboro
...
By me Thos Moore
...
Recorded June 9d 1778 by David Silvester Town Clerk
|
| Children |
| | 1. Mark Sylvester TURNER, b. 30 Mar 1775, d. 20 Jun 1818 (Age 43 years) |
| | 2. Mary TURNER |
| | 3. Colin TURNER, b. 1780 |
| | 4. Eleanor TURNER, b. 1781, d. 9 Oct 1863 (Age 82 years) |
| | 5. James TURNER, d. 1851 |
| | 6. Thomas TURNER, b. 1789, d. 1880 (Age 91 years) |
| | 7. Elizabeth TURNER, b. *[1790], d. 31 Jan 1875, St Croix, St Charlotte, NB |
| | 8. Harriet TURNER |
| | 9. Richard TURNER, b. 1793 |
| | 10. Nancy TURNER, b. 1793, d. 4 Jun 1820 (Age 27 years) |
| | 11. David Sylvester TURNER, b. 1796, d. 10 Oct 1842 (Age 46 years) |
| | 12. William TURNER |
| | 13. Susan TURNER |
| | 14. Rachel TURNER |
| | 15. Female TURNER |
|
| Family ID |
F10991 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
-
-
| Notes |
- St Andrews Assessment 1822: Nil
Johnson's Vitals: Nil
Charlotte Probate: Nil
Registry Books: many deeds not abstracted
Loyalist Claims: Nil
Caren Secord: Unclear. See also Samuel Bradley Turner
Artificers: Samuel Turner, Thomas Turner, James Turner
Balltown 1777: James Turner, Thomas Turner, Nicholas Turner, Richard Turner
Maine Soliders Revolutionary: James Turner, Capt Robbins Co
Massachusetts Soldiers Revolutionary: Nil
- Petition for Land for Children
RS108 :: Index to Land Petitions: Original Series, 1783-1918
Name GREENLAW, JONATHAN
Year 1796
County Charlotte
Microfilm F1040
See petition of TURNER, JAMES
. BALDWIN, JOHN
. BRADFORD, BEN
. COOKSON, WILLIAM
. DALEY, DAVID
. DOUGHERTY, EDMOND
. EASTMAN, DAVID
. GREENLAW, JONATHAN
. HALEY, JOHN
. HITCHINGS, AMOS
. JOYCE, JOHN
. LINNEKIN, ZEBEDEE
. MCCURDY, LACHLAN
. MCINTOSH, JOHN
. MILLEKIN, DOMINICUS
. PENOBSCOT ASSOCIATION, -----
. RIGBY, JOHN
. SIM, ROBERT
. THOMSON, DUGALD
. TURNER, JAMES
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/78954?availability=Family%20History%20Library
Land petitions, 1783-1857
Authors: New Brunswick. Crown Land Office
1796 Leonard, George Jr. - 1798 Raymond, Samuel
Family History Library
United States & Canada Film
1288462
8191399
https://www.familysearch.org/search/film/008191399?cat=78954
[215/829]
To His Excellency Thomas Carleton Esquire Lieutenant Governor of the Province of New Brunswick etc etc
The memorial of James Turner, David Eastman, Jonathan Greenlaw, Lachlan McCudy and others...
Humbly sheweth
That your Memorialists were of the number of those persons who during the war between Great Britain and her Colonies, left their possessions on account of their attachment to the British Government, and sheltered themselves and families from the rage of their enemies in His Majesty's Garrison then established at Penobscot...
That previous to the Garrison's evacuation Penobscot the General there commanding agreeable to his instructions, directed to be made known to your Memorialists, that besides the Land allowed indiscriminately to all Loyalists desirous to settle in the bay of Passamaquaddie, those of the Penobscot association who had families should be allowed a certain proportion of Land for each woman and child to be laid out in the rear of the Land given to the Loyalists...
That accordingly directions were given to the Surveyors who actually did lay out land for each woman and child belonging to the families of the Penobscot association and the Lots were drawn and assigned to each one.
That numbers of those children now come to maturity and others concerned in the said Land have been and are still desirous to occupy and improve but have been much discouraged therefrom, as hitherto no Grant could be obtained to confirm the Possession- as also it having been represented to your Memorialists that certain persons now of the Association have applied for and allowed License to occupy a large portion of the Lands allotted to the families of your Memorialists
Your Memorialists therefore beseech your Excellency a Grant of the Land agreeable to the original Survey...
And as in Duty bound etc
St Andrews, County of Charlotte
1st February 1796
[Signed]
James Turner
David Eastman
Jonathan Greenlaw
Lachlan McCurdy
Amos Hitching
William Cookson
David Daley
Dominicus Millekin
John Hurley
John Joyce
Dugald Thomson
John McIntosh
Robert Sim
John Baldwin
Ben Bradford
Zebedee Linnekin
Edmod Dougherty
John Rigby
James Turner & others of Penobscot Association for their Family lots
Saint Patricks
The Family lots fall mostly within the reserve the Survey of them is therefore Anulled
Filed 12th March 1793 [sic]
- Biographical Sketches of Loyalists of the American Revolution
Volume 1
Lorenzo Sabine
p 297
Carlo, John and Martin. Of Maine. Brother. Set out to travel to Halifax by land, in 1778, and after enlisting with the "Rebels" to avoid detection, and various other adventures, they arrived in Nova Scotia. The year following, Martin was at Lunenburg, in that Colony, and John at the British post at the mouth of the Penobscot. In 1782 Martin had "gone to live at home in peace."
Biographical Sketches of Loyalists of the American Revolution
Volume 2
Lorenzo Sabine
p 867
Turner. Of Maine. Thomas and James, in 1778, set out on foot with the design of travelling by land to Halifax. After enlisting with the "Rebels" to avoid detection, and a variety of other adventures, they arrive in Nova Scotia. James was in the Colony the year following. Thomas was taken prisoner, in 1781, on the Kennebec and sent to Boston. A year later, both brothers were "at home in peace."
- Rev Samuel Andrews Grant on Chamcook Harbor
Volume B Page 334
[337/753]
No 623
James Turner yeoman Saint Patrick
Thomas Emerson surgeon St Andrews
20 pounds
100 acres St Andrews
nearly opposite the northern end of Chamcook Island
conveyed by Rev Samuel Andrews to Thomas Emerson to James Turner 9 September
23 September 1793
James Turner
Wit: Robert Pagan J P
- Farm Lots 165, 192, 202 St Stephen
Volume B Page 659
[662/753]
No 957
James Turner yeoman Saint Patrick
Peter Cristy Esq St Stephen
23 pounds
3 lots 100 acres each in St Stephen
Farm Lot 165 eastern side Moannes Stream granted to Nicholas Turner
Farm Lot 192 fronting on Scoodic or St Croix granted to Thomas Turner
Farm Lot 202 fronting on western side Moannes Stream granted to Martin Carlow
granted 3 August 1784
purchased by James Turner from grantees
13 December 1799
James Turner
Wit: H B Brown
- Farm Lot 18 Penobscot Saint Patrick granted to David Bailey
Volume H Page 165
[169/547]
No 136
James Turner Senior yeoman Saint Patrick and wife Rachel
Thomas Turner Saint Patrick
10 pounds
100 acres Saint Patrick
Lot 18 Penobscot granted to David Bailey 3 August 1784
sold to James Turner by Daivd Bailey 30 July 1785
14 October 1822
James Turner
Rachel Turner
Wit: Peter McCallum, David S Turner
- Lot 17 Bocabec granted to James Turner
Volume H Page 69
[72/547]
No 55
James Turner Senior yeoman Saint Patrick
James Turner Junior
10 pounds
100 acres
Lot 17 Penobscot
14 October 1822
James Turner
Rachel Turner
Wit: Peter McCallum, David L Turner
- All Saints Anglican
Baptisms
20 Jul 1786 Hanson Stephen adult Mr & Mrs James Turner 45
20 Jul 1786 Young Abraham adult Mr & Mrs James Turner 45
20 Jul 1786 Young Sally adult Mr & Mrs James Turner 45
20 Jul 1786 Clark John adult Mr & Mrs James Turner 45
20 Jul 1786 Hanson Samuel s of Mr Hanson 45
20 Jul 1786 Hanson Ephraim s of Mr Hanson 45
20 Jul 1786 Hanson Betsy d of Mr Hanson 45
20 Jul 1786 Hanson Eliphalet s of Mr Hanson 45
20 Jul 1786 Hanson Phebe d of Mr Hanson 45
20 Jul 1786 Turner James s of James Turner 45
15 Sep 1790 Turner Thomas 5
15 Sep 1790 Turner Elisabeth 5
29 Aug 1791 Turner Harriet d of James Turner 6
22 Dec 1796 Turner Richard s of James Turner 12
22 Dec 1796 Turner David Sylvester s of James Turner 12
22 Dec 1796 Turner Nancy d of James Turner 12
22 Dec 1796 Susan 11
22 Dec 1796 Molly 11
06 May 1800 Turner Susan d of James Turner 23
23 Jul 1801 Turner William s of James Turner 24
23 Jul 1801 Turner Rachel d of Mr Turner 24
09 Aug 1801 Turner daughter d of Mr Turner 24
Marriages
22 Dec 1799 Turner Nathaniel Butler Abigail 28
24 Oct 1809 Baily Thos. Turner Turner Harriet 54
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Lincoln Ss Anno Reipublican Americana Secondo
At a Court of General Sessions of the Peace held at Pownalborough within and for the County of Lincoln, on the last Tuesday of Septr being the 30th day of said onth Anno Domini 1777
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Thomas Turner recoginized in L50 and with him and with him Jona Bartlet & William Cookson as Sureties in L25 each, conditioned that the said Thomas appear next Term to answer a presentment of the Grand Jury against him
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James Turner recognized in L50 and with him Thomas Turner & William Cookson as Sureties, in L25 each, conditioned that the said James appear next Term to answer to a presentment of the Grand Jury against him.
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Lincoln Ss Anno Reipublicae Americanae Secundo
At a Court of General Sessions of the Peace held at Pownalborough with in and for the County of Lincoln on the first Tuesday of June, being the Second Day of said Month, Anno Domini 1778.
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James Turner Jona Bartlett & William Cookson who were bound for the Appearance of Thomas Turner at this Court, were called to bring in the Body of said Thomas Turner but did not appear but made Default.
James Turner who stands bound over to this Court by Way of Recognizance, being solemnly called to come into Court to save himself & Bail, did not appear, but made Default.
Jonathan Bartlet & William Cookson who were bound for the Appearance of James Turner at this Court were called to bring in the Body of the said James but did not appear, but made Default
- Town Lot 2 Block C Parr's Division St Andrews
Volume E Page 462
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No 327
James Turner Senior r Bocabec
Samuel Watts r St Andrews
5 shillings
Town Lot 2 Block C Parr's Division St Andrews between lots granted to John Rigby and Nicholas Turner
17 May 1819
James Turner
Wit: David Wyer, Nathan Niblock
- Lots 3 & 4 Block C Parr's Division St Andrews
Volume E Page 266 [sic. Actually 267]
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No 322
James Turner r Saint Patrick
James Nicholson r St Andrews
15 pounds
Lots 3 and 4 Block C Parr's Division
17 June 1797
James Turner
Wit: C McKee, Thos Wyer Junr
Regd 2 June 1819
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James Turner yeoman Saint Patrick, New Brunswick and wife Rachel
Samuel Sevey gentleman Wiscasset
$10
quit claim
land in Wiscasset
1/4 acre
18 October 1802
James Turner
Rachel Turner
Wit: Warren Pine
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