Didn't get any walk in today. It was overcast all day, but that's not why I didn't go walking. I had to clean house today....THAT'S why I didn't go for my walk. I figured cleaning the house was enough exercise for the day.
After I had lunch and watched my soap opera, I worked more on my family tree information. I think I finally have my Turner side of the family finished. That's my dad's side.
While doing some research, I found out that my dad's brother, who was killed in the Korean War was given the Purple Heart and several other medals and citations. My uncle was a hospital corpsman. He was tending his wounded comrades when a sniper shot him.
My grandmother was a Turner, you don't happen to have some in Alabama? Sheila
ReplyDeleteI need my house cleaned very badly. Helen
ReplyDeleteSheila, seems like most of my "Turners" are in Indiana, Missouri and Oklahoma. Do you have any given names that I can check out on my list? Also, did you know that there was a "John Turner and his 2 sons" aboard the Mayflower?
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Hi, my g-grandparents were Lawson D. and Emma Abagail Turner. I think his parents were James and Amanda Turner. (Don't have my info handy). James died and she married again. My grandmother was Coralee Hastie Turner Anderson. Went by Hastie. I have siblings of Lawson and Hastie, if you would like those email me at jarico1@msn.com, thanks, Sheila
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