Turner
William Wasse & Mary Turner, both of Treeton married 5 Feb 1698/9 at Rotherham
In 1699 Godfrey Turner of Treeton m. Abigail Thorpe at Laughton-en-le-Morthen
Ann Turner m. WILLIAM STENTON 18 NOV 1742 Treeton
Joseph Beley m. ANN TURNER 18 MAY 1752 Treeton
Ann Rebecca Turner m. THOMAS GILL 15 SEP 1761 Treeton
Mary Turner m. JOSEPH MERCER 07 FEB 1774 Treeton
Hannah Turner m. RICHARD WALES 13 NOV 1796 Treeton
Lois Turner m. JOHN STORER 20 NOV 1805 Treeton
William Turner m. Elizabeth Machin 1818 at Laughton-en-le-Morthen
Rev. Hammond TURNER, Rector of Todwick and Treeton lived at Treeton Hall from 1743.
His children included;
- b1748 Creed
- b.1751 Elizabeth
- b.1753 William
Rev. Creed Turner died at Treeton, in 1805, aged 55.
He was placed at the Charter-house school in August, 1761, by the nomination of his relation and godfather Archbishop Seeker, on whose recommendation he was sent to Oxford, and was elected a student of Christ Church in 1766. He took the M.A.degree in 1772; and was presented, by Dr. Thomas, Bishop of Winchester, 1775, to the rectory of Bishopstoke, Hants. His knowledge, not only in Theology, and in Classic Literature, but also in many branches of Natural Philosophy, was very considerable. He died unmarried.
The Will of The Reverend Creed Turner of Treeton
Dated 12 September 1804
Executrix: Lois Turner, Sister
Legatees:
Lois Turner Sister All Messuages, Farms, Tenements and Real Estate situate at Hawksworth in the County of Nottingham and all Money Securities for Money Goods Chattels and Personal Estate
Harry Gill Son of sister Ann Roberta Gill £100
Catherine Gill eldest daughter of sister Ann Roberta Gill £500
Mrs Ann Storer second daughter of sister Ann Roberta Gill £500
Cordelia Gill youngest daughter of sister Ann Roberta Gill £600
Sister Ann Roberta Gill £800
Bequeathed the sum of £1400 for the use and benefit of the Sheffield General Infirmary
Bequeathed the sum of £1400 for the use and benefit of the Winchester General Infirmary
Bequeathed the sum of £1400 for the use and benefit of the Nottingham General Infirmary
Rev. J. Storer, as legal representative of the late Rev. Creed Turner, paid to the Nottingham General Hospital the sum of £705 19s. 0d. being such part of the legacy left by the said Rev. Creed Turner, as there were legal assets to meet; and Miss Cordelia Gill, of Doncaster, presented the sum of £358 6s. 8d. to the same institution, being her share of that portion of the Rev. Creed Turner's property, which, became hers as one of his next of kin.