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William Turton

Birthabt 28 February 1790 - Staveley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England
Death1857 - Chesterfield, Derbyshire
MotherMary Waterhouse
FatherJude Turton

Born in Staveley, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England on abt 28 February 1790 to Jude Turton and Mary Waterhouse. William Turton married Martha Cutts and had 17 children. He passed away on 1857 in Chesterfield, Derbyshire.

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Parents
Jude Turton
1767 - 1837
Mary Waterhouse
1769 - 1843
Spouse(s)
Martha Cutts
1791 - 1832
Jane Bates
1809 - Unknown
Children Show all
Robert Cutt Turton
1820 - 1891
John Thomas Turton
1829 - 1903
Charlotte Turton
1815 - 1886
Harriet Turton
1831 - Unknown
Fanny Turton
1817 - 1897
Martha Turton
1822 - 1891
Mary Turton
1824 - Unknown
Jude Turton
1813 - 1885
George Turton
1826 - 1872

William Turton
1812 - 1880
William Rodgers Turton
1840 - 1889
William Edward Turton
1848 - Unknown
Samuel Turton
1836 - Unknown
Jane Turton
1843 - 1898
Elizabeth Turton
1816 - Unknown
Isabella Turton
1853 - 1923
Job Turton
1841 - 1841

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