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Born either:
Knutsford, Cheshire, England
Nether Tabley nr Knutsford, Cheshire
Nether Tabley, Great Budworth, Cheshire, England
Bucklow Hill, Cheshire, England

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Simon_II (Le Chauve) De MONTFORT

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For extended Turville family see file "Descendents of William de Tourville Oct. 06".

John was only seven years of age when his father died, too young to inherit so a guardian had to be appointed to supervise his upbringing andd protect his estate.

John's guardianship was so necessary as England was on the threshold of a long and bloody conflict between the Lancastrians, badged with the red rose, and the Yorkists, badged with the white rose.

Their Foot Prints in the Sands of Time. Volume Three - In the Reigns of Three Kings by RWT.

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Event(s):
Birth: abt 1256 Place: shiprock

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Information concerning a "female deceased" from Harriet Maude MILLER's birth certificate (1874/002442 - Miller, Harriet Maude - Miller, Henry - Turnbull, Jane)
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Mormon Pioneer Overland Travel, 1847-1868
David, William

Birth Date: 17 Jan. 1813
Death Date: June 1852
Gender: Male
Age: 39
Company: William Morgan Company (1852)

Pioneer Information:
died en route of cholera; from Llanelli (Wales)

Sources:
Bowen, David D., Reminiscence and journal, 1845-1863, 23-26. Read Trail Excerpt Source Locations
"...."[June] 29th Bishop Davies wagen was fixed again and the train traveled as far as the Pa Pa River and camped for the night. Marching along stedly evry day. We crossed the Elk Horn and Loup Fork and many other streems intill we came to Wood River where William David deid of the C[h]olera and was beried there. In few days afterwards his son Thomas was attacted by the colers and deid. We traveled along intill we reach Fort Larime [Laramie] and crossed the Platt[e] from the north side to the south. ...
Morgan, William, "A Letter [September 20, 1852] to Presidents W. S. Phillips and J. Davis," in Ronald D. Dennis, The Call of Zion: The Story of the First Welsh Mormon Emigration [1987], 234-35. Read Trail Excerpt
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England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Name: Chilton Watson Gender: Male Baptism Date: 17 May 1740 Baptism Place: Sunderland,Durham,England Father: William Watson Mother: Ann FHL Film Number: 91114, 91115, 91116.

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SURNAME GIVEN NAMES BURIED ON PORTION SECTION LOT LONGITUDE LATITUDE Id
TURNBULL Eliza Wilson 1905-06-14 GENERAL 37 9 151.704198777 -32.870095333

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Sandgate Cemetery - TURNBULL, Eliza Wilson

No marker on plot.

Por: GENERAL Sec: 37 Lot: 9 Buried on: 14/06/1905 Lat: -32.870095333 Long: 151.704198777
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Residence for 1905 from Newcastle Herald excerpt for Elizabeth Turnbull's death:
Death - Elizabeth Turnbull, daughter of Frank and Fanny Turnbull, 63 Brown Street St Peters, and niece of Mrs Edmund Williams, Alexander Street, Kurri Kurri, At Hospital of heart failure, Buried Sandgate 14-06-1905. In Newcastle Morning Herald 15-06-1905.

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Name: Elizabeth Turville 1
Sex: F
MEM: St. Oswald's Church, Ashbourne, Derbys: Effigy with husband
Note:

The tomb of Sir Humphrey Bradbourne was carved by the firm of Richard and Gabriel Royley of Burton on Trent. Elizabeth his wife was the daughter of Sir William Turville of Newhall. Around the tomb are figures showing six sons and four daughters. Some of the children carry shields and where one half is blank it shows that they had not married at the time of their father's death. Where there is no shield it shows that child died before the father. The three shown in red died in infancy.
_UID: AD8632D484554C15AE29D9433F4F9D45D612
Change Date: 12 JAN 2009

Father: William Turville
Mother: Jean Warburton

Marriage 1 Humphrey Bradbourne
Married:
Children
Anne Bradbourne b: ABT 1563