Turnbull Clan Genealogy Collection
Georges Nelson Turnbull
M, #55526, b. 11 July 1913, d. 6 September 1913
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Parents
| Father | Albert Ernest Nelson Turnbull (b. 18 December 1875, d. 22 May 1956) |
| Mother | Wilfreda Amelia Clay (b. 15 September 1879, d. 5 August 1962) |
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| Birth | Georges Nelson Turnbull was born on 11 July 1913 in Treherne, Manitoba, Canada. |
| Death | He died on 6 September 1913 at age 0 in Treherne, Manitoba, Canada. |
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| Note | Georges Nelson Turnbull. DEATH: Lived 1 month 26 days. |
Mary Louise Turnbull
F, #55527, b. 22 April 1918, d. 29 February 1992
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Mary Louise Turnbull
Parents
| Father | Albert Ernest Nelson Turnbull (b. 18 December 1875, d. 22 May 1956) |
| Mother | Wilfreda Amelia Clay (b. 15 September 1879, d. 5 August 1962) |
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| Birth | Mary Louise Turnbull was born on 22 April 1918 in Camper, Manitoba, Canada. |
| Marriage | She married Stanley Saunders Beerworth on 1 September 1941 in Coaticook, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. Mary Louise Turnbull was, age 23, Stanley Saunders Beerworth was, age 25. Stanley and Mary met in church where Mary was in the choir at age of 19, and Stan decided at 1st sight he would marry her. Mary was a little slow to warm up to the idea, and would hide when Stan came calling! I guess he won her over. |
| Death | She died on 29 February 1992 at age 73 in Coaticook, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. |
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| Note | Mary Louise Turnbull. passed away of cancer on Feb. 29, 1992. She died in her own home, which was how she wished, as her home and yard were very dear to her. The previous September 1, she and Stan had celebrated their 50th Wedding Anniversary in Coaticook. It was a wonderful party which almost all of the extended family had been able to attend. Family was extremely important to her, and family gatherings were celebrated with joy. Among her favorite things in life were children (they were drawn to her like magnets!), music (from classical to Rock) and vacations at the beach (especially Bermuda's beaches). My fondest memories will always be of her dancing and singing around the kitchen to a Tom Jones song with the words not quite right! She lived life with enthusiasm and faith, and is dearly missed. |
Family: Stanley Saunders Beerworth (b. 18 June 1916, d. 24 March 2000)
Harry William Turnbull
M, #55528, b. 25 September 1920, d. 7 February 2003
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Harry William Turnbull
Parents
| Father | Albert Ernest Nelson Turnbull (b. 18 December 1875, d. 22 May 1956) |
| Mother | Wilfreda Amelia Clay (b. 15 September 1879, d. 5 August 1962) |
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| Birth | Harry William Turnbull was born on 25 September 1920 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. |
| Marriage | He married Audrey Bearenice Jeffry on 3 June 1944. Harry William Turnbull was, age 23, Audrey Bearenice Jeffry was, age 18. Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England |
| Death | He died on 7 February 2003 at age 82 in Ajax, Ontario, Canada. |
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| Note | Harry William Turnbull after 7 February 2003. W.W. II Veteran R.C.E. and Life Member of the Masonic Lodge. On February 7, 2003, Harry, loving and devoted husband of Margaret, and the late Audrey. Beloved father of Fraser, and Bruce and his wife Margaret, and the late Leslie Ann. Cherished grandfather of William and Alyssa. Harry will be deeply missed by both the Turnbull and the Krahl families and his many friends. Visitation will be held on Sunday, February 9, 2003 at the Accettone Funeral Home, 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905-428-9090), from 2 p.m. until time of Service in the Chapel at 4 p.m. Donations to the Ajax-Pickering Hospital would be appreciated. Dear family, new and old friends: Message from Harry to all of you. I want you to know that you were very important to me each and everyone of you. Please do not cry for me I am happy now and laugh for me when you think of me. Dear sister, Elsie, I'm sorry I leave you alone in this world but I know one day we will meet again. Now you are the patriot of the Turnbull clan and I know you can handle that well. You had a special place in my heart as well as your children. Take care, love your brother Harry. Percy, you were a brother to me. And, dearest Shirley a sister. I had the good fortune of growing up with you in the summer on your parents' farm in Picton. Such a relief to get out of Montreal and spend a few months with my beloved sister, Freda. Shirley, remember I saved your life when we teased the family bull in the fields. You couldn't run fast enough so I had to carry you (all three of us were so young and small) I got my revenge on you Shirley later on in life. Whenever we played golf, if your ball had a better lie I played it without hesitation. To my nephew, Wayne, I thank you for your moral support each time I thought I needed a rest and took a shine to a hospital. You came day or night to encourage me to get better. I want you to know that was so important to me. I do thank you for the golf book you gave me and I'll never forget your dedication in the book for me because you wanted to write with love and you looked me straight in the eyes and said "later on if any one looks in that book and reads, with love to Uncle Harry from his nephew Wayne, you worried that they might think we were gay". We the (Turnbull's) do not need to mess with that idea. We certainly had a good laugh about it. Frank … my visits with you in Sarnia have always been special, especially the fishing trip. I must tell you though once or twice I thought we would go under with the boat when a storm came up. Your dad was dear to my heart and that had a special reason, which I do not want to mention, it's men's business. Brian … we did not meet often enough due to the distance between us but I enjoyed every minute when we got together and I thank you for your love for me. To the dear daughters of my beloved and belated brother, Nelson, I want you to know that your father was a second father to me since there was a 20-year difference in age and I could always count on him. When I lost him the world fell in on me. A good thing, that the same year I got married again and was able to cope with his loss. Girls, you were as special to me as your father was. To the dear children of my beloved and belated sister, Mary, I missed her dearly but it was good that she left you children behind, (Bobby, Betty and Sandra). We did not meet very often but it was always a pleasure to get together with you. Dear John and Dorothy. We go back a long time. I always appreciated you and your parents and sometimes I pulled your ears once in a while when you were young. I know that you forgave me for that as we both got older. Michel … we met very late in life, but whenever we got together we had a good time and for that I thank you. Also, for taking care of my brother, Jack, in his late life, it meant a lot to me and to him. Les … I loved your father and you of course too, that goes without saying. Whenever I spoke to you, you were so much like him. If only you hadn't lived so far away from us we could have met more often. Every minute counted whenever we did meet or talk on the phone and that was important to me. Joyce … I know you will miss my fights with you regarding politics, religion and whatever. I would have rather died than agreed with you on anything. I was frightened you would think it's not me. But, I dearly loved you the way you were, and please never change. Fraser … my first born, my pride and joy; however, you have always been a royal pain in my butt because you were so much like me. I had a hard time understanding that but we had such good times together I would have hated not to have you in my life. You were very special to me in many ways. Thank you for your love and respect you always gave me. Sorry, Fraser that I messed up your 10th birthday by giving you a brother but remember he loves you very dearly. I would love to think that you and Bruce will take care of one another. My beloved daughter, Leslie Ann, I never forgot your birthdays and I missed you always very much. But we are together now. As for you, my dear boy, Bruce, what can I say … the joy of my life, after Leslie Ann died. You have never been a problem to me other than the time you kicked the basement wall in after having a temper tantrum. I have forgiven you for that, absolutely, after you and dear Margaret, gave me two beautiful grandchildren, the only thing that was missing in my life to continue the family line. I was so proud that I felt like a giant. Take care of those special little hearts and I know they will be super children, it can't be any other way. Margaret, you have been a pearl to me and very special in my heart. I would like to address a word to my newfound Turnbull family in England. I had the joy to meet my great-uncle Joe and was received by his children like a long lost relative. That was the most important thing in my life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I am sure that now Uncle Joe and I will be reminiscing about our Turnbull clan in the hereafter. Dear Maureen and Cynthia and Jeanne. Sorry I could not make a second trip to come and see you all but I know that we all will meet again for sure some sunny day. As for ever, your long last relative, Harry. Let's not forget my Myra. Because of her I was able to contact other import family members. I am happy we had the time together when you visited us here in Canada and I enjoyed every moment. My dad would have wanted me to do that. Please take good care of yourself lovingly, your Harry. Dear Robert and Elizabeth. What can I say, we had more fun and laughter together during our visit at your house and it felt as if I knew you for a life-time. Those were special unforgettable moments. Elizabeth the first time you wrote to us, was as if I had left you only yesterday and it felt as if we all had grown up together. Take good care of yourself and I will be watching over all you from above. Thank you. Cheerio and have a drink for me. Harry. To my new family, Krahl and Falconieri. Heidi, your love and care for me has been something so special that I need not go into details. Thank you for everything even though you threw me out of Margo's apartment when we first met. You were the first and the last woman to ever succeed. Peter and Kim. I enjoyed our talks and the many interests we had in common. I was always very happy when you visited and I looked forward to that very much. Our talks were interesting and stimulating and laughed at many things together. Gunther and Pauline… Whenever I was in the dumps I could always count on you for a laugh or two and your jokes, Gunther, were always appreciated. Mark and Laurie you were like my own children and I was very proud of both of you. Laurie, many thanks for being my private chauffeur in Europe. I wish you both success and happiness in life. Please take care. Umberto thank you for your special friendship that we had over the years and let's not forget the many cognac bottles we polished off. To Carole: I always looked forward to your visits over the last year and you were special to Margo and I. There are no words that will express our gratitude for all you have done. To Mark (Crowley) … My special friend across the road. Thank you for always being there on call whenever I needed you. I wish you a happy life and I know you will make it great one day. I will watch over you from above. Take care good friend, until we meet again. To Auntie Diana, many thanks for taking such good care of " I Teddle Turnbull the III". It was always a pleasure to meet all the staff whenever we had to come to the office. I know that Teddle is in good hands with you and Dr. Wendy. Please take good care of him since I left him in charge to watch over Margot for me. As for the Accetone family, thank you for your very, very special friendship. Dino, sorry that we could not fulfill our dream to go for a vacation to the Cote D'Azur (without the wife). Wouldn't you and I have had a super time with the girls. "TRY AND GO WITHOUT ME", but please take my picture along so they could see on what they have missed out on. |
Family: Audrey Bearenice Jeffry (b. 25 October 1925, d. 25 September 1980)
| Daughter | Leslie Ann Turnbull (b. 5 June 1953, d. 5 June 1953) |
James Oldham Turnbull, Jr.
M, #55529, b. 22 August 1886, d. 14 March 1967
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James Oldham Turnbull Jr.
Parents
| Father | James Oldham Turnbull (b. 18 August 1852, d. 24 December 1925) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Beatrice Nelson (b. 12 December 1851, d. 4 May 1935) |
BMDB Events
| Birth | James Oldham Turnbull, Jr., was born on 22 August 1886 in Birmingham, England. |
| Marriage | He married Louise Clara Deane on 7 March 1911 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. |
| Death | He died on 14 March 1967 at age 80. of Cancer |
Family: Louise Clara Deane (d. 1974)
| Daughter | Margaret Turnbull (b. about 1915) |
| Son | George Turnbull (b. about 1920) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Turnbull (b. about 1925) |
| Daughter | Joyce Turnbull (b. about 1940) |
Margaret Turnbull
F, #55531, b. about 1915
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Parents
| Father | James Oldham Turnbull, Jr. (b. 22 August 1886, d. 14 March 1967) |
| Mother | Louise Clara Deane (d. 1974) |
BMDB Events
| Birth | Margaret Turnbull was born about 1915. |
Harry P. Pearsall
M, #55532
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Marriage | Harry P. Pearsall married Freda Winifred Nelson Turnbull on 4 September 1923. |
Family: Freda Winifred Nelson Turnbull (b. 7 January 1901, d. 24 October 1985)
Stanley Akurst Cromwell
M, #55533, b. 29 December 1908, d. 18 January 1998
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Birth | Stanley Akurst Cromwell was born on 29 December 1908. |
| Marriage | He married Gladys Beatrice Nelson Turnbull on 14 June 1941. Stanley Akurst Cromwell was, age 32, Gladys Beatrice Nelson Turnbull was, age 39. |
| Death | He died on 18 January 1998 at age 89 in Coaticook, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. |
Family: Gladys Beatrice Nelson Turnbull (b. 16 November 1901, d. 8 December 1969)
Helen Pollock
F, #55535, b. 5 June 1909, d. 8 May 1980
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Birth | Helen Pollock was born on 5 June 1909. |
| Marriage | She married Albert Ernest "Nelson" Turnbull, Jr., on 9 September 1933. Helen Pollock was, age 24, Albert Ernest "Nelson" Turnbull, Jr., was, age 30. Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| Death | She died on 8 May 1980 at age 70 in Brockville, Ontario, Canada. |
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Family: Albert Ernest "Nelson" Turnbull, Jr., (b. 16 April 1903, d. 15 November 1981)
Verena Arvilla Monroe
F, #55538, b. 22 September 1916, d. February 1940
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Birth | Verena Arvilla Monroe was born on 22 September 1916 in Mill Village, Nova Scotia, Canada. |
| Marriage | She married Frank Nelson Turnbull in 1936. Verena Arvilla Monroe was, age ~20, Frank Nelson Turnbull was, age ~30. |
| Death | She died in February 1940 at age 23. giving birth to a third child who also died1 |
Family: Frank Nelson Turnbull (b. 8 May 1906, d. 22 March 1975)
Citations
- [S690] Debbie Baker, "E-Mail from Debbie Baker," e-mail message from email address (Nova Scotia, Canada) to Brian Turnbull, Jan 2006. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Debbie Baker." Dear Brian, I have been researching my family tree, and was curious about a great aunt. I found her in the Turnbull Clan ancestry. She was Verena Arvilla Munro married to Frank Nelson Turnbull, Sr. Only her name was listed with no other information. I am wondering if I could pass on her birthdate and deathdate as I found it in the Moreau (Munroe) Family Bible. It was very exciting to find this great aunt. She passed away giving birth to her 3rd child. Both mom and child died. Verena still has a brother and a sister still alive living in Nova Scotia. Thank you for all of this information. It was very exciting to find my aunt's name at least. Sincerely, Debbie Baker Thanks for responding. I don't know a lot about Verena and Frank. I believe they lived in New Glasgow where he managed or owned a pub. He then moved to PEI (I think) and eventually to Ontario (I think). Verena Arvilla Moreau. b. Feb 1916 d. Feb 1940 Hi again, I had a chance to view your website. It's nice. Here is the info I have on Verena. She was born 22 Sept 1916, probably Mill Village, NS. Her last name is recorded in the family Bible as Moreau. Long story short: She had a 4th great grandfather who was bad and his wife changed the name from Moreau to Munroe. I haven't been able to find out the details on what the bad stuff was. I don't know how much information you would like to have on Verena. I have family branches all the way back to 1750 or earlier depending on which branch. Her children would be about the same age as my mother and her sisters. They would all be first cousins. I don't know but I assume she was buried in Pictou County. I'll check the cemeteries in the South Shore though to see if she was in fact buried in her home region. Thanks again, Brian. I really appreciate this. Debbie P.S. Did I tell you that she still has a brother and a sister living here in NS
Dorothy McKinnon
F, #55539
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Marriage | Dorothy McKinnon married Frank Nelson Turnbull. |
Family: Frank Nelson Turnbull (b. 8 May 1906, d. 22 March 1975)
Selah Burroughs
M, #55540
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Marriage | Selah Burroughs married Olive Elizabeth Nelson Turnbull in December 1938. |
Family: Olive Elizabeth Nelson Turnbull (b. 15 August 1907, d. 28 May 1977)
Hilda Byron
F, #55541
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Marriage | Hilda Byron married James Archibald Nelson Turnbull on 12 June 1944. |
Family: James Archibald Nelson Turnbull (b. 29 July 1908, d. 19 August 1980)
Marie Rose Hebert
F, #55542
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Marriage | Marie Rose Hebert married John Welford (Jack) Turnbull on 30 September 1957. |
Family: John Welford (Jack) Turnbull (b. 5 July 1912, d. 30 December 1998)
Stanley Saunders Beerworth
M, #55543, b. 18 June 1916, d. 24 March 2000
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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Stanley Saunders Beerworth
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| Birth | Stanley Saunders Beerworth was born on 18 June 1916 at Sherbrooke Hospital in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.1 |
| Marriage | He married Mary Louise Turnbull on 1 September 1941 in Coaticook, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada. Stanley Saunders Beerworth was, age 25, Mary Louise Turnbull was, age 23. Stanley and Mary met in church where Mary was in the choir at age of 19, and Stan decided at 1st sight he would marry her. Mary was a little slow to warm up to the idea, and would hide when Stan came calling! I guess he won her over. |
| Death | He died on 24 March 2000 at age 83 at Coaticook Hospital in Coaticook, Stanstead, Quebec, Canada.2,1 |
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| Note | Stanley Saunders Beerworth. [TCA2.FTW] Dear Gail and Brian: Once again I am the bearer of sad news. This morning, at 2:00 a.m. (Friday March 24, 2000), uncle Stanley passed away at the Coaticooke Hospital. Betty called us around 11:00 a.m. Cannot add more information only that his family was not with him since Beatrice took care of him. The funeral will be held on Monday, March 27th at 11:00 a.m. (supposedly) from the Charron Funeral Home. We are rushing off tomorrow morning (Saturday) and shall be back the middle of next week. I don't believe that many of the remaining family will be there. Elsie will not go, therefore, we will be the only once. Take care of yourselves, and we will contact you again when we are back. Lovingly, Uncle Harry and Margot. |
| Note | He. Dear Gail and Brian: Once again I am the bearer of sad news. This morning, at 2:00 a.m. (Friday March 24, 2000), uncle Stanley passed away at the Coaticooke Hospital. Betty called us around 11:00 a.m. Cannot add more information only that his family was not with him since Beatrice took care of him. The funeral will be held on Monday, March 27th at 11:00 a.m. (supposedly) from the Charron Funeral Home. We are rushing off tomorrow morning (Saturday) and shall be back the middle of next week. I don't believe that many of the remaining family will be there. Elsie will not go, therefore, we will be the only once. Take care of yourselves, and we will contact you again when we are back. Lovingly, Uncle Harry and Margot. |
Family: Mary Louise Turnbull (b. 22 April 1918, d. 29 February 1992)
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Audrey Bearenice Jeffry
F, #55544, b. 25 October 1925, d. 25 September 1980
| Last Edited | 25 May 2017 |
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| Birth | Audrey Bearenice Jeffry was born on 25 October 1925 in Slough, Buckinghamshire, England.1,2 |
| Marriage | She married Harry William Turnbull on 3 June 1944. Audrey Bearenice Jeffry was, age 18, Harry William Turnbull was, age 23. Burnham, Buckinghamshire, England |
| Death | She died on 25 September 1980 at age 54 in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada.1,2 |
Family: Harry William Turnbull (b. 25 September 1920, d. 7 February 2003)
| Daughter | Leslie Ann Turnbull (b. 5 June 1953, d. 5 June 1953) |
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Beatrice Louise May Turnbull
F, #55546, b. 29 May 1878, d. 20 February 1961
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Beatrice Louise May Turnbull
Parents
| Father | James Oldham Turnbull (b. 18 August 1852, d. 24 December 1925) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Beatrice Nelson (b. 12 December 1851, d. 4 May 1935) |
BMDB Events
| Birth | Beatrice Louise May Turnbull was born on 29 May 1878 in Middlesborough, Yorkshire, England. |
| Marriage | She married Georges Shaw on 23 June 1909. |
| Death | She died on 20 February 1961 at age 82. Cancer |
Family: Georges Shaw
Samuel Nelson Turnbull
M, #55547, b. 3 September 1882, d. 1960
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Parents
| Father | James Oldham Turnbull (b. 18 August 1852, d. 24 December 1925) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Beatrice Nelson (b. 12 December 1851, d. 4 May 1935) |
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| Birth | Samuel Nelson Turnbull was born on 3 September 1882 in Birmingham, England. |
| Marriage | He married Clara Florance Cartwright on 31 May 1908 in Solihull, Warwickshire, England. |
| Death | He died in 1960 at age ~78 in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Cancer |
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| Anecdote | HE was cremated. He had a second wife. |
Family: Clara Florance Cartwright (d. 14 March 1935)
William Nelson Turnbull
M, #55548, b. 8 March 1881, d. 4 October 1961
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William Nelson Turnbull
Parents
| Father | James Oldham Turnbull (b. 18 August 1852, d. 24 December 1925) |
| Mother | Elizabeth Beatrice Nelson (b. 12 December 1851, d. 4 May 1935) |
BMDB Events
| Birth | William Nelson Turnbull was born on 8 March 1881 in Middlesborough, Birmingham, England. |
| Marriage | He married Caroline Fursman in 1904. William Nelson Turnbull was, age ~23, Caroline Fursman was, age ~22. England |
| Death | He died on 4 October 1961 at age 80 in Middlesboro, England. Cancer |
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| Occupation | About 1904 William Nelson Turnbull was Furniture Broker. |
Family: Caroline Fursman (b. 1882)
| Daughter | Kathleen Lucy Turnbull (b. 1905) |
| Son | William Kenneth Turnbull (b. 4 March 1907, d. 20 April 1910) |
| Son | Ronald George Turnbull (b. 25 September 1912) |