Alice Clemma Turner was the daughter of Randolph & Eleanor Wingo Turner. She married her first husband, William Pinckney Taylor, in 1875. They had 2 sons, Esten Calhoun (b. 1879) and James William (b. 1881). William died 1 month after James was born. Alice was widowed at 24 and raised her sons as a single mom. According to the 1900 census, Alice lived with her brother William and his wife Mary. Alice married her second husband, Edwin Dodd Foster, after the 1910 census and before 1920. Alice parents and her second husband, Edwin, are buried in the Mount Zion Baptist Church Cemetery in Spartanburg. Before Alice died, she was living with her son Esten at 350 Alexander Avenue in Spartanburg, SC. Her death certificate says she was buried on July 1, 1941 in Greenville, with her son Esten as the informant, and her obituary says she was buried in a cemetery at Greer. Her sons could have buried her by their father. If she is buried by her first husband William, there is no gravestone for her. However, Edgewood Cemetery was vandalized in 1983 and 65 stones were dislodged, broken, or damaged.
Alice Clemma Turner was the daughter of Randolph & Eleanor Wingo Turner. She married her first husband, William Pinckney Taylor, in 1875. They had 2 sons, Esten Calhoun (b. 1879) and James William (b. 1881). William died 1 month after James was born. Alice was widowed at 24 and raised her sons as a single mom. According to the 1900 census, Alice lived with her brother William and his wife Mary. Alice married her second husband, Edwin Dodd Foster, after the 1910 census and before 1920. Alice parents and her second husband, Edwin, are buried in the Mount Zion Baptist Church Cemetery in Spartanburg. Before Alice died, she was living with her son Esten at 350 Alexander Avenue in Spartanburg, SC. Her death certificate says she was buried on July 1, 1941 in Greenville, with her son Esten as the informant, and her obituary says she was buried in a cemetery at Greer. Her sons could have buried her by their father. If she is buried by her first husband William, there is no gravestone for her. However, Edgewood Cemetery was vandalized in 1983 and 65 stones were dislodged, broken, or damaged.
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