(5) Emma C. Turner; md. Kenneth Raliegh, slo ... - Kentucky Kinfolk

**11.1.1.4.7. David Turner, (Listed in A.B.Burns data as a child), b. 1794- 95, b.
in N.C. (aged 65 on 1860 Cens.); said to have md. several times, though I
find no record. He md. (1) Sarah Jackson, b. 1801 in N.C., per 1860 Cens.; I
do not know for sure her maiden name, but was always told by the "Old
ones" it was Jackson. Ihave not been able to document any maiden name for
her David married in Perry County, Ky. on June 20, 1823 to Sally __ . Her
maiden name given Their 1st child, Wiley, was b. 1/15/1825. A greatgrandson
says she was a Jackson. Maybe she is from the Owsley Co.
'Jackson's"? Also, John Turner executed their marr. Bond in Perry Co.
The other info I recieved on them is that David probably md. (2nd) Sarah!
Sally (possibly Noble)_; David was known to have lived in Perry & Clay
as well as Breathitt Co. 'so
See Document Section for Marriage Bond of John Hollensworth, with
David Turner as Bndsmn. David signs his own name and apparently can read
& write well.
I firmly believe, as did A.B.Burns, that David is s/o "Old" Roger Turner,
b. 1757.
When David & Sally Turner came to Ky., they settled in an area that came
to be Perry Co., which later became Breathitt Co. In 1840, they were living
on the Middle Fork of the Ky. River, around Lick Branch & Turner's Creek
area. According to the deed, they were neighbors to James "Shifty" Turner
& Thomas Herald, who md. Elizabeth "MaMa Betts" Turner. Both
"Shifty" Jim & Thomas Herald are also my great & 2 nd grt. Gr. Parent's'!
J.T.Burton.
I secured a Deed in Perry Co., Ky., Deed Bk. B, p.66, wherein Peter
Hammons enters a fee for deed to DAVID TURNER. Thus: "This indenture
made & entered into this 5th day of August, 1831, between Peter Hammons
& Nancy Hammons, of the County of Perry and State of Ky., of the one part,
and David Turner, of the said county and state aforesaid, of the other part.
The said Peter & Nancy Hammons, for and in consideration of $250.00 sell
unto the said David Turner, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing 170
acres, more or less, situated in Perry Co. with boundary on a conditional line
between James Turner ("Shifty Jim! Hick") and Thomas Herald, on the
back ~.ineof the land, thence to various courses Jnd distances and beginning,
running so as to include the Sugar Camp, lying dn the LICK BRANCH, also
all the improvements up to the hickory cord on the creek above said
Hammon's. The deed is signed, sealed, and delivered in the presents of these
witnesses: ROGER TURNER, THOMAS TURNER, & ALEXANDER
HERALD. It was recorded by Jesse Combs, Clerk, on March 23, 1835. ( I
have even checked to see if Sarah may have been a Hammons" but have
found no records.)
In the 1850 Cens. of Brthtt. Co., David Turner was House # 297, living
with or next door to James "Shifty" Turner & sJah Jane Mayes, and house #
297 is also listed as Samuel "Saul" Turner & Sarah Herald. Next to them in
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