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David Albert Turner

Birth1859 - Van Buren, Darke, Ohio, United States of America
Death2 Dec 1893 - Briceton, Paulding, Ohio USA
MotherMary Ann Frederick
FatherWilliam Turner

Born in Van Buren, Darke, Ohio, United States of America on 1859 to William Turner and Mary Ann Frederick. David Albert Turner married Mary Etta "Mollie" Johnson and had 5 children. He passed away on 2 Dec 1893 in Briceton, Paulding, Ohio USA.

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William Turner
1822 - 1869
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Mary Ann Frederick
1827 - 1920
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Mary Etta "Mollie" Johnson
1859 - 1931
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Myrtle Maude Turner
1888 - 1911
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Delbert A. Turner
1883 - 1960
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Forest Pearl "Pauline" Turner
1881 - 1917
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Adolphus D Turner
1885 - 1945
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Edna Pearl Jackson
1881 - 1962

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