Son of John TURNER 1738 – 1813 and Rebeckah SMITH 1743 – 1774
Married (1) Cathern Comfort PATTERSON 1766 – 1832; parents of:
James TURNER 1785 – 1812
Nathan TURNER 1787 – 1852
Rebekah TURNER 1790 –
John B TURNER 1791 – 1866
Hannah TURNER 1793 – 1872
Polly TURNER 1795 – 1857
Israel TURNER 1798 – 1852
Rachel TURNER 1800 –
Milton TURNER 1802 – 1853
Anna TURNER 1804 –
Sintha TURNER 1806 – 1846
Thomas Roberts Greenup TURNER 1809 – 1854
(2) on 26 Aug 1832 Mary TOWNSEND Samples 1774 – 1859
Per Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Illinois, pg. 133 (Moultrie and Morgan Counties):
"ANDREW TURNER
Was a native of North Carolina; born April 5, 1762, and served from that state during the war; was pensioned for service; he died in Morgan county, Illinois, August 8, 1842; buried in Rohrer cemetery."
TURNER, ANDREW DAR Ancestor #:A117029
Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 4-5-1762 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA
Death: 8-8-1842 WAVERLY MORGAN CO ILLINOIS
Pension Number: S*W25505
Service Source: S*W25505
Service Description:
1) CAPTS MYRICK DAVIS, WILLIAM COLE; COL PHILIPS
Residence 1) County: ROWAN CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA
Spouse
1)COMFORT TURNER
2)MARY SAMPLES
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/morgan/cemetery/conlee.html
TURNER, Andrew 1762 1842
(N.C. Mil. Revolutionary War Soldier 1775-1783.
Marker placed by the Ninian Edwards Chapter of DAR, Alton, Ill. Veterans Commission records show his death date as 8 Aug 1842 & burial as Rohrer Cem.)
"Location: E 1/2 NW 1/4, Section 35, Township 13 N, Range 8W
Reference to this cemetery is found on page 200 of Deed Record Book RR, located in the Morgan County Clerk's office. Dated Sept. 16, 1859, the entry shows that a previous deed had already set aside about three quarters of an acre for a church house and burying ground. The church was known as "Head of Apple Creek Church". Conlee aka Rohrer Cemetery is in the southeastern corner of Morgan County, approximately three miles south of Waverly and one-half mile north of Rohrer. Sporting an unused flagpole, the densely overgrown, but fenced, cemetery is east of Rte. 111. There is no access road or lane to the cemetery.
"This listing is a compilation of several different readings, as well as additional burials taken from death records, obituaries and records of the Jacksonville Area G. & H. Society.
Thanks to Earl Deatherage for the tombstone pictures included with the listing. He waded through high weeds in 90+ temperatures to get these. Note: When we re-visited this cemetery in June 2002, the weeds were being controlled by sheep in the cemetery. It was much easier to find the remaining stones and take the rest of the pictures. There are lots of field stones in this cemetery with nothing to indicate who is buried in the graves they mark." SOURCE: Bev FAG #47588577
Married (1) Cathern Comfort PATTERSON 1766 – 1832; parents of:
James TURNER 1785 – 1812
Nathan TURNER 1787 – 1852
Rebekah TURNER 1790 –
John B TURNER 1791 – 1866
Hannah TURNER 1793 – 1872
Polly TURNER 1795 – 1857
Israel TURNER 1798 – 1852
Rachel TURNER 1800 –
Milton TURNER 1802 – 1853
Anna TURNER 1804 –
Sintha TURNER 1806 – 1846
Thomas Roberts Greenup TURNER 1809 – 1854
(2) on 26 Aug 1832 Mary TOWNSEND Samples 1774 – 1859
Per Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Illinois, pg. 133 (Moultrie and Morgan Counties):
"ANDREW TURNER
Was a native of North Carolina; born April 5, 1762, and served from that state during the war; was pensioned for service; he died in Morgan county, Illinois, August 8, 1842; buried in Rohrer cemetery."
TURNER, ANDREW DAR Ancestor #:A117029
Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 4-5-1762 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA
Death: 8-8-1842 WAVERLY MORGAN CO ILLINOIS
Pension Number: S*W25505
Service Source: S*W25505
Service Description:
1) CAPTS MYRICK DAVIS, WILLIAM COLE; COL PHILIPS
Residence 1) County: ROWAN CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA
Spouse
1)COMFORT TURNER
2)MARY SAMPLES
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/morgan/cemetery/conlee.html
TURNER, Andrew 1762 1842
(N.C. Mil. Revolutionary War Soldier 1775-1783.
Marker placed by the Ninian Edwards Chapter of DAR, Alton, Ill. Veterans Commission records show his death date as 8 Aug 1842 & burial as Rohrer Cem.)
"Location: E 1/2 NW 1/4, Section 35, Township 13 N, Range 8W
Reference to this cemetery is found on page 200 of Deed Record Book RR, located in the Morgan County Clerk's office. Dated Sept. 16, 1859, the entry shows that a previous deed had already set aside about three quarters of an acre for a church house and burying ground. The church was known as "Head of Apple Creek Church". Conlee aka Rohrer Cemetery is in the southeastern corner of Morgan County, approximately three miles south of Waverly and one-half mile north of Rohrer. Sporting an unused flagpole, the densely overgrown, but fenced, cemetery is east of Rte. 111. There is no access road or lane to the cemetery.
"This listing is a compilation of several different readings, as well as additional burials taken from death records, obituaries and records of the Jacksonville Area G. & H. Society.
Thanks to Earl Deatherage for the tombstone pictures included with the listing. He waded through high weeds in 90+ temperatures to get these. Note: When we re-visited this cemetery in June 2002, the weeds were being controlled by sheep in the cemetery. It was much easier to find the remaining stones and take the rest of the pictures. There are lots of field stones in this cemetery with nothing to indicate who is buried in the graves they mark." SOURCE: Bev FAG #47588577
Son of John TURNER 1738 – 1813 and Rebeckah SMITH 1743 – 1774
Married (1) Cathern Comfort PATTERSON 1766 – 1832; parents of:
James TURNER 1785 – 1812
Nathan TURNER 1787 – 1852
Rebekah TURNER 1790 –
John B TURNER 1791 – 1866
Hannah TURNER 1793 – 1872
Polly TURNER 1795 – 1857
Israel TURNER 1798 – 1852
Rachel TURNER 1800 –
Milton TURNER 1802 – 1853
Anna TURNER 1804 –
Sintha TURNER 1806 – 1846
Thomas Roberts Greenup TURNER 1809 – 1854
(2) on 26 Aug 1832 Mary TOWNSEND Samples 1774 – 1859
Per Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Illinois, pg. 133 (Moultrie and Morgan Counties):
"ANDREW TURNER
Was a native of North Carolina; born April 5, 1762, and served from that state during the war; was pensioned for service; he died in Morgan county, Illinois, August 8, 1842; buried in Rohrer cemetery."
TURNER, ANDREW DAR Ancestor #:A117029
Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 4-5-1762 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA
Death: 8-8-1842 WAVERLY MORGAN CO ILLINOIS
Pension Number: S*W25505
Service Source: S*W25505
Service Description:
1) CAPTS MYRICK DAVIS, WILLIAM COLE; COL PHILIPS
Residence 1) County: ROWAN CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA
Spouse
1)COMFORT TURNER
2)MARY SAMPLES
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/morgan/cemetery/conlee.html
TURNER, Andrew 1762 1842
(N.C. Mil. Revolutionary War Soldier 1775-1783.
Marker placed by the Ninian Edwards Chapter of DAR, Alton, Ill. Veterans Commission records show his death date as 8 Aug 1842 & burial as Rohrer Cem.)
"Location: E 1/2 NW 1/4, Section 35, Township 13 N, Range 8W
Reference to this cemetery is found on page 200 of Deed Record Book RR, located in the Morgan County Clerk's office. Dated Sept. 16, 1859, the entry shows that a previous deed had already set aside about three quarters of an acre for a church house and burying ground. The church was known as "Head of Apple Creek Church". Conlee aka Rohrer Cemetery is in the southeastern corner of Morgan County, approximately three miles south of Waverly and one-half mile north of Rohrer. Sporting an unused flagpole, the densely overgrown, but fenced, cemetery is east of Rte. 111. There is no access road or lane to the cemetery.
"This listing is a compilation of several different readings, as well as additional burials taken from death records, obituaries and records of the Jacksonville Area G. & H. Society.
Thanks to Earl Deatherage for the tombstone pictures included with the listing. He waded through high weeds in 90+ temperatures to get these. Note: When we re-visited this cemetery in June 2002, the weeds were being controlled by sheep in the cemetery. It was much easier to find the remaining stones and take the rest of the pictures. There are lots of field stones in this cemetery with nothing to indicate who is buried in the graves they mark." SOURCE: Bev FAG #47588577
Married (1) Cathern Comfort PATTERSON 1766 – 1832; parents of:
James TURNER 1785 – 1812
Nathan TURNER 1787 – 1852
Rebekah TURNER 1790 –
John B TURNER 1791 – 1866
Hannah TURNER 1793 – 1872
Polly TURNER 1795 – 1857
Israel TURNER 1798 – 1852
Rachel TURNER 1800 –
Milton TURNER 1802 – 1853
Anna TURNER 1804 –
Sintha TURNER 1806 – 1846
Thomas Roberts Greenup TURNER 1809 – 1854
(2) on 26 Aug 1832 Mary TOWNSEND Samples 1774 – 1859
Per Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Illinois, pg. 133 (Moultrie and Morgan Counties):
"ANDREW TURNER
Was a native of North Carolina; born April 5, 1762, and served from that state during the war; was pensioned for service; he died in Morgan county, Illinois, August 8, 1842; buried in Rohrer cemetery."
TURNER, ANDREW DAR Ancestor #:A117029
Service: NORTH CAROLINA Rank: PRIVATE
Birth: 4-5-1762 ROWAN CO NORTH CAROLINA
Death: 8-8-1842 WAVERLY MORGAN CO ILLINOIS
Pension Number: S*W25505
Service Source: S*W25505
Service Description:
1) CAPTS MYRICK DAVIS, WILLIAM COLE; COL PHILIPS
Residence 1) County: ROWAN CO - State: NORTH CAROLINA
Spouse
1)COMFORT TURNER
2)MARY SAMPLES
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilmaga/morgan/cemetery/conlee.html
TURNER, Andrew 1762 1842
(N.C. Mil. Revolutionary War Soldier 1775-1783.
Marker placed by the Ninian Edwards Chapter of DAR, Alton, Ill. Veterans Commission records show his death date as 8 Aug 1842 & burial as Rohrer Cem.)
"Location: E 1/2 NW 1/4, Section 35, Township 13 N, Range 8W
Reference to this cemetery is found on page 200 of Deed Record Book RR, located in the Morgan County Clerk's office. Dated Sept. 16, 1859, the entry shows that a previous deed had already set aside about three quarters of an acre for a church house and burying ground. The church was known as "Head of Apple Creek Church". Conlee aka Rohrer Cemetery is in the southeastern corner of Morgan County, approximately three miles south of Waverly and one-half mile north of Rohrer. Sporting an unused flagpole, the densely overgrown, but fenced, cemetery is east of Rte. 111. There is no access road or lane to the cemetery.
"This listing is a compilation of several different readings, as well as additional burials taken from death records, obituaries and records of the Jacksonville Area G. & H. Society.
Thanks to Earl Deatherage for the tombstone pictures included with the listing. He waded through high weeds in 90+ temperatures to get these. Note: When we re-visited this cemetery in June 2002, the weeds were being controlled by sheep in the cemetery. It was much easier to find the remaining stones and take the rest of the pictures. There are lots of field stones in this cemetery with nothing to indicate who is buried in the graves they mark." SOURCE: Bev FAG #47588577
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