John Turnbull
M, #70551, b. say 1815
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| Birth | John Turnbull was born say 1815 in Scotland.1 |
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- [S1708] Natalie McGovan, "E-Mail from Natalie McGovan," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Alexander Turnbull (#645) was born as an illegitimate child to John Turnbull (not in your list) and Margaret Tait (#648). According to the website of Genealogist Firm Price & Associates, it was not uncommon for illegitimate children to use the first name of their maternal grandparents as a Fathers name and it was also accepted for them to use either the surname of their father if he allowed it or their mothers surname. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Natalie McGovan."
John Quinlan
M, #70552
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- [S1708] Natalie McGovan, "E-Mail from Natalie McGovan," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Margaret didn’t marry until 1841 when she married in Australia a John Quinlan. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Natalie McGovan."
Mary Buckham
F, #70553
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- [S1708] Natalie McGovan, "E-Mail from Natalie McGovan," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, John’s parents appear to be William Turnbull and Mary Buckham of Jedburgh Roxburghshire, but further evidence is needed of the link. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Natalie McGovan."
Dr. Charles Henry Webb, Jr.
M, #70554
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| Marriage | Dr. Charles Henry Webb, Jr., married.1 |
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Augusta and Francis Ford were my great grandparents. She was Augusta Ware Webb (daughter of Cassandra Ford and Dr. Charles Henry Webb, Jr ) She married Francis Ford 9her first cousin) son of Philip Ford and Katherine Trimble. Cassandra Ford and Philip Ford were brother and sister. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Mary Hodge
F, #70558
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, He married Mary Hodge they had Mary Hodge Ford both died at the birth. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Mary Hodge Ford
F, #70559, b. about 1851, d. about 1851
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| Birth | Mary Hodge Ford was born about 1851.1 |
| Death | She died about 1851 at age ~0.1 |
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, He married Mary Hodge they had Mary Hodge Ford both died at the birth. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Cordelia Noel
F, #70560, b. 25 February 1824, d. 25 February 1854
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Francis married Cordelia Noel and had Emma Marshall Ford 11-17-1852 to 12-6-1901 and Cordelia Noel Ford 2-25-1854 to 11-1-1868 she wa 14 when she died. her mother died when she was born. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Emma Marshall Ford
F, #70561, b. 17 November 1852, d. 6 December 1901
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| Birth | Emma Marshall Ford was born on 17 November 1852.1 |
| Death | She died on 6 December 1901 at age 49.1 |
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Francis married Cordelia Noel and had Emma Marshall Ford 11-17-1852 to 12-6-1901 and Cordelia Noel Ford 2-25-1854 to 11-1-1868 she wa 14 when she died. her mother died when she was born. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Cordelia Noel Ford
F, #70562, b. 25 February 1854, d. 1 November 1868
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| Birth | Cordelia Noel Ford was born on 25 February 1854.1 |
| Death | She died on 1 November 1868 at age 14.1 |
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Francis married Cordelia Noel and had Emma Marshall Ford 11-17-1852 to 12-6-1901 and Cordelia Noel Ford 2-25-1854 to 11-1-1868 she wa 14 when she died. her mother died when she was born. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
James Ford
M, #70563, b. about 1775
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| Birth | James Ford was born about 1775.1 |
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| Son | Philip Ford+ (b. 25 November 1800, d. 23 November 1831) |
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, After Philip's death James Ford took his grandson Francis and pretty much turned KT out. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Duley Threlkeld
M, #70564
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- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Molly married Duley Threlkeld and had Colin, Kate, and Melville. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
Augusta Webb Ford
F, #70565, b. 27 December 1873
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| Birth | Augusta Webb Ford was born on 27 December 1873 in Covington, Kentucky, United States.1 |
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| Anecdote | What Papa told me of his Parents
By Augusta Webb Ford Andrews
Father told me. “My father married a pretty face, named K.T., his father, an irascible, violent man quarreled with him on account of it and from that time on had nothing to do with him. I remember my father was good and very handsome—especially on horseback he used to take me on his horse in front of him for long rides, sometimes I went to sleep –he was very proud of me. He died when I was between four and five years old. I do not remember my mother much except that she had a pretty face. After my fathers death my grandfather James Ford came and took me home with him. I refused to go and leave ‘Pely’( think I have the name right) of all else I write I remember almost word for word told me while you were at Clifton Springs) “The greatest grief of my life was Pelys leaving me-they took him home with me he was a poor white aged About fifteen -- I went to bed happy, Pely was there. They sent him away the next morning before I was up and when I asked for him they told me he had left me. I have suffered many things in life, my daughter but nothing like this I felt alone, deserted by my one friend.
The widow Frazier did not want another child around she was very unkind to me and made your grand-father (He always said your grandfather instead of your great grandfather)
Jim Bobby was not kind to me. Your grandfather used to set the older boys of the neighborhood on me to fight me to see if I had pluck. I did not want to fight so he called me coward and then I would get mad and fight hard but was always whipped as my opponent was always so much larger than I. At the age of seven I was sent to the Jesuits at Bardstown. Your grandfather Webb was my guardian he was very good to me. James Ford was a little man he would argue for hours on whether an egg was a guineas or a hen’s egg. Your grandfather James Ford killed a man because he doubted his word. Yes, they acquitted him—in those days it was not considered wrong to kill when your word was doubted.
“Did your mother have no rights?”
“In those days married women were goods and chattel. She had no rights left alone, she married a step down, Haulin her overseer.
When I grew older I educated my little brothers and sisters. Carrie was the smartest she studied too hard and died from brain fever.
Molly married Duley a seventh day Adventist preacher named Threlkeld. No account.
At the age of nineteen I met on a visit during vacation (I believe he had graduated) my best friends sister Mary Hodge she was sixteen we were married and very happy for one year when her little baby Mary was born both died the mother puerperal fever. I went to New Orleans to college.
I ran for the legislature and was elected before I was of the legal age and took my seat. I was sheriff but never hanged a man I always paid some one else to do it. It was all in politics. I found a man could not be honest and a politician so quit. I did not think of marrying again –Cousin Jane Byers invited me down to springs and I was a great catch they told me I ought to marry Cordie Noel she was a mighty woman. We might have been happy but for her mother. I took Cordie to Fords Ferry was abused for burying her in the country and was worried to bring her to town to live. It was to my interest to stay at the Ferry. My wife died a short time after her second daughters birth of puerperal fever. I went to Chicago could not live there on account of my heath -was there and practiced law for many years. Lung trouble was feared. Your mother would never let me practice law for fear it would return. Went in the Wholesale grocery business to help Sandford & Tom Duncan they wanted my name and money to back them they had a few thousand each left from the war…I did it because I wanted to marry your mother.
Left the grocery business.
Lee & I tried tobacco in Covington but soon found neither of us knew any thing about it and quit.
George Eaton begged me after a year or so of being out of business to furnish the capital. He would do the work. I told him I knew nothing of the grocery business he said all he needed was my name and money. He had saved $5000. I could put in my own book keeper etc.
I do not want you to tell your mother I told you the name of KT she is very proud. My fathers marriage was a trial to all of them and she hates old T. here in the city so.
Mama told me of KT after papas death & said just what papa had said. She told me her mother was very proud of papa and that she was devoted to her brother Philip. She named her oldest son “James Philip.”. (Uncle Jim) Papa was very wealthy so was cousin Sherwood they were the only two Fords left. I have a letter from Papa to Mama dated in 188? Asking her to be good to sister if he died and stating his estate was worth Five hundred thousand dollars. The letter he had always in his purse and to be read after his death. Mama gave me the old purse containing $15. And the letter when Papa died. You know Papa told me he lost several hundred thousands in the panic but be glad my daughter I had it to lose.2 |
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- [S1711] U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925, Name: Francis FordBirth Date: 7 May 1826Birth Place: Or Near Salem, Livingston CO, KentuckyRESIDENCE: Covington, KentuckyPassport Issue Date: 16 Oct 1889Passport Includes a Photo: NSource: Passport Applications, 1795-1905 (M1372)
- [S1709] Sandra Walker, "E-Mail from Sandra Walker," e-mail message from email address (North Carolina, USA) to Brian Turnbull, 2009, Copied from Nana’s writing. It was handwritten on stationary in an envelope. I just copied it into Word. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Sandra Walker."
George Samuel Wegg Horne
M, #70566, b. say 1810
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| Birth | George Samuel Wegg Horne was born say 1810. |
| Marriage | He married Maria Thayer about 1834 in United Kingdom. George Samuel Wegg Horne was, age ~24, Maria Thayer was, age ~21.1 |
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| Immigration (fam) | George Samuel Wegg Horne immigrated about 1835 to Australia.1 |
| Anecdote | George Samuel Wegg Horne, the first of my line to come to Aust. had an uncle Benjamin Horne who was a farming pioneer at Ross, Tasmania, on the Macquarie River, named "Chiswick". George, a Solicitor, later went on to become a Port Phillip Pioneer and then onto N.Z. where he died.1 |
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- [S1712] Heather Schoffelen, "E-Mail from Heather Schoffelen," e-mail message from email address () to Brian Turnbull, 2009. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Heather Schoffelen."
Maria Thayer
F, #70567, b. say 1813
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| Immigration (fam) | Maria Thayer immigrated about 1835 to Australia.1 |
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- [S1712] Heather Schoffelen, "E-Mail from Heather Schoffelen," e-mail message from email address () to Brian Turnbull, 2009. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Heather Schoffelen."
Johanita Annetta Schmidt
F, #70568
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- [S1712] Heather Schoffelen, "E-Mail from Heather Schoffelen," e-mail message from email address () to Brian Turnbull, 2009. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Heather Schoffelen."
Eric Horne
M, #70569
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| Birth | Eric Horne was born in Australia.1 |
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- [S1712] Heather Schoffelen, "E-Mail from Heather Schoffelen," e-mail message from email address () to Brian Turnbull, 2009. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Heather Schoffelen."
Moone
M, #70572
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- [S1712] Heather Schoffelen, "E-Mail from Heather Schoffelen," e-mail message from email address () to Brian Turnbull, 2009. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Heather Schoffelen."
Samuel Wall
M, #70573
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- [S838] Nan Mykel, "E-Mail from Nan Mykel," e-mail message from email address (USA) to Brian Turnbull, January 2007, We don’t know Susanna’s maiden name but she was the widow of his partner Samuel Wall, and she and Nichol married in 1805, when he was about 49 years old. Together they had one son, Nickol Jr. , born in 1807. Susanna brought two children into the marriage, John William Wall and Maria Rachel Wall (b about 1800. Maria married John Speakman(Hartridge Collection, Savannah Historical Society) Nichol and Susanna are both buried in the South Broad Street Cemetery in Savannah. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Nan Mykel."
John William Wall
M, #70574, b. about 1798
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| Birth | John William Wall was born about 1798.1 |
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- [S838] Nan Mykel, "E-Mail from Nan Mykel," e-mail message from email address (USA) to Brian Turnbull, January 2007, We don’t know Susanna’s maiden name but she was the widow of his partner Samuel Wall, and she and Nichol married in 1805, when he was about 49 years old. Together they had one son, Nickol Jr. , born in 1807. Susanna brought two children into the marriage, John William Wall and Maria Rachel Wall (b about 1800. Maria married John Speakman(Hartridge Collection, Savannah Historical Society) Nichol and Susanna are both buried in the South Broad Street Cemetery in Savannah. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Nan Mykel."
Maria Rachel Wall
F, #70575, b. about 1800
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| Birth | Maria Rachel Wall was born about 1800.1 |
| Marriage | She married John Speakman on 18 June 1818 in Chatham, Georgia. Maria Rachel Wall was, age ~18, John Speakman was, age ~18.1,2 |
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- [S838] Nan Mykel, "E-Mail from Nan Mykel," e-mail message from email address (USA) to Brian Turnbull, January 2007, We don’t know Susanna’s maiden name but she was the widow of his partner Samuel Wall, and she and Nichol married in 1805, when he was about 49 years old. Together they had one son, Nickol Jr. , born in 1807. Susanna brought two children into the marriage, John William Wall and Maria Rachel Wall (b about 1800. Maria married John Speakman(Hartridge Collection, Savannah Historical Society) Nichol and Susanna are both buried in the South Broad Street Cemetery in Savannah. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Nan Mykel."
- [S30712] Ancestry.com, Georgia, U.S., Compiled Marriages, 1754-1850