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"John Turner and his *2* sones all dyed in the first siknes. To view a photo in more detail or edit captions for photos you added, click the photo to open the photo viewer.Flowers added to the memorial appear on the bottom of the memorial or here on the Flowers tab. Very little is known about his life in England, especially his origins. We have more information about this person. John TURNER's parents: John + TURNER (1538-1563) and Margaret + WHEELER (1536-1584) Joan LILY's father: John + LILY (1550- ) Family of John + TURNER and Joan + LILY. A system error has occurred. By this time three other complete families had perished – the Martins, the Rigsdales, and the Tinkers.In addition to his two sons, John Turner also had a daughter Elizabeth(Alicia), who apparently remained in Leiden after the William Bradford wrote of this family in 1651: These dates would indicate that she was born no later than 1621; if this is in fact her date of birth, then she would have been born after her father sailed for New England, and posthumously; she could also have been born a few years earlier. John Turner was born 9999 in England, United Kingdom and died 1621 inPlymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States of unspecified causes.
Husband: John + TURNER (1564-1621) Wife: Joan + LILY (1571-1610) Children: John TURNER (1590- ) Humphrey + TURNER (1593-1673) Elizabeth TURNER (1596- ) John TURNER (1599- ) Are you sure that you want to delete this memorial? Unfortunately, it appears that some of the information listed in this profile for John Turner, II, is the result of just such a confusion. Messing, Essex, England, United Kingdom. Wakefield argues convincingly that she was the Elizabeth Turner who witnessed a deed in Salem on 8 October 1635, and joined the church there on 28 December 1637. Free Account. She did not come over.COMMENTS: Robert Cushman sent his letters to those intending to sail on the Mayflower by way of John Turner [Bradford 365-66].Bradford describes the Mayflower passengers, including "John Turner, and two sons; he had a daughter came some years after to Salem, where she is now living" [Bradford 443]. Stories. "John Turner, and *2* sons. [4] [p. 125] John turner and Mary Brewster marryed the xii'th Novemb'r 1645.
John Turner. 15. Stories. But he hat a daughter still living at Salem, well married, and approved of." Age 57.
According to Wikitree's list of Mayflower passengers, John Turner, born in 1590 in Waldon, Essex, England, married in 1615 in Derby, Derbyshire, England had seven children before he died in 1621. October 1563. English Origins. Almost half of the passengers died, suffering from an outbreak of a contagious disease described as a mixture of scurvy, pneumonia and tuberculosis. Little is known about John Turner and his family--even the names of his two sons that came on the Mayflower remain unknown.
BIRTH: By about 1590 based on estimated ages of children.DEATH: Plymouth 1620-1 in the first sickness [Bradford 446].MARRIAGE: By about 1615 ____ .