William George Turtle

Birth8 Apr 1857 - ENMORE,NSW,AUSTRALIA

Death5 September 1923 - Wentworth Street, St. Peters, NSW, Australia

MotherMary Susannah Playford

FatherCharles Turtle

Born in ENMORE,NSW,AUSTRALIA on 8 Apr 1857 to Charles Turtle and Mary Susannah Playford. William George Turtle married Margaret Baker and had 12 children. He passed away on 5 September 1923 in Wentworth Street, St. Peters, NSW, Australia.

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Parents

Charles Turtle
1834 - 1923

Mary Susannah Playford
1836 - 1918

Spouse(s)

Margaret Baker
1857 - 1925

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Elsie Margaret Turtle
1880 - 1960

Edward William Turtle
1891 - 1950

Rose Mavis Kathleen Turtle
1904 - 1936

Charles Kenneth Aubrey Turtle
1899 - 1992

Mary Evelyn Turtle
1886 - 1972

Henry Turtle
1879 - 1879

Phyllis Correne Turtle
1888 - 1981

William Joseph Batterson Turtle
1896 - 1979

Hilda Beatrice Ann Turtle
1883 - 1972

Ivy Pearl Turtle
1894 - 1981

Alfred Turtle
1885 - 1885

Helena Turtle
1882 - 1882

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