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John S. Turner

Birth8 August 1875 - Dallas County, Arkansas, USA
Death20 May 1925 - Minden, Webster, Louisiana, USA
MotherCandish Headlock/Medlock
FatherOtto/Oscar Medlock/Metlock/Headlock

Born in Dallas County, Arkansas, USA on 8 August 1875 to Otto/Oscar Medlock/Metlock/Headlock and Candish Headlock/Medlock. John S. Turner married Flavana "Flavia" Mims and had 8 children. He passed away on 20 May 1925 in Minden, Webster, Louisiana, USA.

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Otto/oscar Medlock/metlock/headlock
Unknown - Unknown
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Candish Headlock/medlock
Unknown - Unknown
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Flavana "Flavia" Mims
1883 - 1929
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Leary (Leroy) Turner
1913 - 2002
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Alice Turner Kennon
1907 - 1988
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Lois Turner-weatherton
1915 - 1946
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John Sidney Turner
1908 - 1967
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Willie Turner
1912 - 1992
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Ivan Turner
1905 - 1996
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Ophelia Turner Mims
1920 - 1989
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Leland (Leonard) Turner
1910 - 1998

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