Charles "Cass" Turner, 1822-1873,
married Amanda Adams (1831-1868)
in March of 1846, Shelbyville,
Texas. He was among five
soldiers selected at Fort
Johnson in June of 1849 to
determine an ideal location
for the safe and permanent
establishment of a military fort.
The garrison of Fort Worth
was thus built where the presentday
Tarrant County Court House
now stands.
Charlie "Cass" Tucker served
as a 2nd lieutenant in the
War with Mexico.
He also enlisted in the Tarrant
County Hussars Mounted Infantry
10th Brigade in July of 1861 to
serve in the Civil War.
He was also said to have been
a Texas Ranger at one time.
He married a second time to Mary Justine "Tenie/Teenie" Ferguson.
Charles "Cass" Turner, 1822-1873,
married Amanda Adams (1831-1868)
in March of 1846, Shelbyville,
Texas. He was among five
soldiers selected at Fort
Johnson in June of 1849 to
determine an ideal location
for the safe and permanent
establishment of a military fort.
The garrison of Fort Worth
was thus built where the presentday
Tarrant County Court House
now stands.
Charlie "Cass" Tucker served
as a 2nd lieutenant in the
War with Mexico.
He also enlisted in the Tarrant
County Hussars Mounted Infantry
10th Brigade in July of 1861 to
serve in the Civil War.
He was also said to have been
a Texas Ranger at one time.
He married a second time to Mary Justine "Tenie/Teenie" Ferguson.
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