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Ann Turner

Birth15 Feb 1759 - Burlington Co, New Jersey, USA
DeathNot Available - Burlington Co, New Jersey, USA
MotherDinah Ewan Or Evans
FatherAbsalom Turner

Born in Burlington Co, New Jersey, USA on 15 Feb 1759 to Absalom Turner and Dinah Ewan Or Evans. Ann Turner married Jonathan Scott and had 10 children. She passed away in Burlington Co, New Jersey, USA.

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Parents
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Absalom Turner
1738 - 1775
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Dinah Ewan Or Evans
1738 - 1819
Spouse(s)
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Jonathan Scott
1759 - 1831
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Jonathan Scott
1791 - 1841
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Henry Scott
1784 - 1871
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Samuel Scott
1800 - 1867
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Thomas Scott
1781 - 1860
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Priscilla Scott
1786 - 1838
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Sarah Scott
1786 - 1838
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Isaac Scott
1795 - 1848
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Anna Scott
1797 - Unknown
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Joseph Martin Scott
1793 - 1850
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John Scott
1801 - Unknown

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