Jane Turtle

BirthJune 4 1856 - Drummack, Broughshane, Co Antrim, Ireland

DeathJan 23 1951 - Galgorm, Co Antrim, N Ireland

MotherMary Ann Patterson

FatherWilliam Turtle

Born in Drummack, Broughshane, Co Antrim, Ireland on June 4 1856 to William Turtle and Mary Ann Patterson. Jane Turtle married Francis Turtle and had 16 children. She passed away on Jan 23 1951 in Galgorm, Co Antrim, N Ireland.

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Parents

William Turtle
1820 - 1903

Mary Ann Patterson
1836 - 1919

Spouse(s)

Francis Turtle
1853 - 1931

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Adam Turtle
1890 - 1890

Jane Turtle
1891 - 1892

Jenny Ann Turtle
1879 - 1879

Jinny Ann Turtle
1882 - 1890

Francis Turtle
1897 - 1898

John Turtle
1892 - 1892

Margaret Turtle
1888 - 1890

Adam Turtle
1876 - 1876

Sarah Turtle
1886 - 1890

Minnie Turtle
1877 - Unknown

Hanna Rosetta Turtle
1894 - Unknown

Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Turtle
1895 - Unknown

David James Turtle
1899 - 1927

Jenny Ann Turtle
1881 - 1881

Agnes Turtle
1901 - Unknown

William Turtle
1888 - Unknown

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