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     Peggy Ann McDaniel was born on 30 October 1932 at Appling, Columbia, Georgia, USA.¹ She married William Harold Newman II on 11 August 1952.^2,1 Peggy Ann McDaniel married Leonard Casella on 1 January 1981 at North Augusta, Aiken, South Carolina, USA. Peggy Ann McDaniel died on 2 May 2018 at North Augusta, Aiken, South Carolina, USA, at age 85.³ She was buried on 5 May 2018 at Hillcrest Memorial Park, Augusta, Richmond, Georgia, USA.⁴
     Her married name was Newman.² As of 1 January 1981,her married name was Casella.
Peggy Ann McDaniel was mentioned in the obituary of published on 26 March 1992 in Augusta Chronicle, Augusta, Richmond, Georgia, USA.⁵ As of after 1995,her married name was McDonald.

     Leannah Susannah Utter was born in 1827 at Clermont, Ohio, USA. She married William Harvey Wood, son of Absalom Wood and Jane Abrams, on 26 March 1846 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.²
     Leannah Susannah Utter was a witness William Buchanan died in 1805. He was married in 1789 to Jane Abrams, and had a family of four children, Enoch, James, Margaret, and Jane. Both the sons moved to Illinois before 1836. Margaret married John Wood, and Jane became the wife of Samuel Richards. The widow Buchanan maintained that relation six years, when she married Absalom Wood, being twelve years his senior. She died in 1854, aged eighty. Four years, and for the last fifty years of her life had lived on the Joseph Barkley place. The original Buchanan farm is now occupied by J. R. Brown, at the Calvary meeting-house. The widow Buchanan was the possessor of more than ordinary courage, and well calculated to endure the hardships through which she passed as the first woman in Washington, if not, indeed, in the county. In 1801, in the company of her brother and others, she made a trip to her old home in Pennsylvania, going up the Ohio in a small boat, doing the cooking for the men as they landed, and completing the remainder of the journey from Pittsburgh on horseback. By her marriage with Absalom Wood she had three children,-Florella C., who married Joseph Barkley, and died on the homestead; John H., who married Mary Barkely, and yet resides in the township near Neville; and William H., who married a daughter of Dowty Utter and died in Washington in the fall of 1879. with William Buchanan in 1805 at Washington Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.³ As of 26 March 1846,her married name was Wood.¹

     Joseph Barkley was born circa 1804 at Ohio, USA. He married Florella C Wood, daughter of Absalom Wood and Jane Abrams, on 6 October 1833.^1,2
     Joseph Barkley was a witness William Buchanan died in 1805. He was married in 1789 to Jane Abrams, and had a family of four children, Enoch, James, Margaret, and Jane. Both the sons moved to Illinois before 1836. Margaret married John Wood, and Jane became the wife of Samuel Richards. The widow Buchanan maintained that relation six years, when she married Absalom Wood, being twelve years his senior. She died in 1854, aged eighty. Four years, and for the last fifty years of her life had lived on the Joseph Barkley place. The original Buchanan farm is now occupied by J. R. Brown, at the Calvary meeting-house. The widow Buchanan was the possessor of more than ordinary courage, and well calculated to endure the hardships through which she passed as the first woman in Washington, if not, indeed, in the county. In 1801, in the company of her brother and others, she made a trip to her old home in Pennsylvania, going up the Ohio in a small boat, doing the cooking for the men as they landed, and completing the remainder of the journey from Pittsburgh on horseback. By her marriage with Absalom Wood she had three children,-Florella C., who married Joseph Barkley, and died on the homestead; John H., who married Mary Barkely, and yet resides in the township near Neville; and William H., who married a daughter of Dowty Utter and died in Washington in the fall of 1879. with William Buchanan in 1805 at Washington Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.³ Joseph Barkley (an unknown value) in 1850 at Washington Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.
Joseph Barkley and Florella C Wood appeared on the census of 12 November 1850 at Washington Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.⁴

     Charlotte Welch Thompson was born circa 1814 at Pennsylvania, USA.⁴ She was born on 9 September 1816.¹ She married Ezekiel Edwin Turner, son of Adam Turner, on 19 January 1844 at Clermont, Ohio, USA. Charlotte Welch Thompson married Ezekiel Edwin Turner, son of Adam Turner, on 19 January 1845 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.^1,5 Charlotte Welch Thompson died on 14 December 1872 at age 56.⁶ She died on 14 December 1873 at Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA, at age 57.^7,8,9,10 She was buried after 14 December 1873 at Tate Township Cemetery, Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.^11,12
     She Reported to have descended from the Mayflower's Robert Warren. She "CHARLOTTE WELCH THOMPSON. b. Sept. 9 1816; d. Dec. 14,1873 (57yr.3m., 3d.); m. Jan. 19 1845, Ekekiel Edwin TURNER, b. Dec 17, 1817 d. June 2, 1889. This family lived on a farm two and one-half miles south of Bethel, O. on the Cincinnati Pike; this was sold to Mr. Poole and a farm purchased on the same road in Brown County, three and one-half miles east of Bethel, O. of 213 acres, to which forty acres of timber land were added. Mr. Turner started in life without means, but by hard work he became well-to-do; he was a good business manager, a good neighbor, and always ready to help the sick and dying all that lay in his power. Of the wife no one could speak too highly in praise; her life was regarded as a well-nigh perfect one; among the sick and dying she was of strongest help, for seven days and nights she waited on a sick orphan girl, who was an entire stranger to her, with the most loving care; Mrs. Fred Morgan, who had lived beside her for twenty years, declared that she had never seen a woman like her for helpfulness; she was one of the finest spinners, and in the fall before she died she spun twenty-four cuts of long reeled yarn as a days 's work; she was a good weaver."¹³ She joined the church in November 1832 at Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁴
Charlotte Welch Thompson and Ezekiel Edwin Turner appeared on the census of 23 August 1850 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁵ Charlotte Welch Thompson appeared on the census of 29 June 1860 in the household of Ezekiel Edwin Turner at Hamersville, Clark Township, Brown, Ohio, USA.¹⁶ Charlotte Welch Thompson witnessed the marriage of George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner on 15 August 1869 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.^17,18,9
Charlotte Welch Thompson and Ezekiel Edwin Turner appeared on the census of 13 July 1870 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.⁴ Charlotte Welch Thompson C.W. and E.E Turner gave Geo. A. and Lucy A. Wood a family bible. on 1 May 1872.¹⁹ As of 1 May 1872, Charlotte Welch Thompson was also known as C. W. Turner E.E. and C.W. Turner gave George A. and Lucy A. Wood a family bible on May 1, 1872.¹⁹
Charlotte Welch Thompson was mentioned in the obituary of published after 14 December 1873 in unknown newspaper clipping.⁷

     Ezekiel Edwin Turner was born circa 1817 at Ohio, USA.² He was born on 17 December 1817 at Kentucky, USA.¹ He was born circa 1818 at Kentucky, USA.³ He was born circa 1819 at Pennsylvania, USA.⁴ He married Charlotte Welch Thompson, daughter of Elisha Baker Thompson and Mary Douglass, on 19 January 1844 at Clermont, Ohio, USA. Ezekiel Edwin Turner married Charlotte Welch Thompson, daughter of Elisha Baker Thompson and Mary Douglass, on 19 January 1845 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.^1,5 Ezekiel Edwin Turner married Keziah Catherine Linn on 15 June 1876 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.^6,7,8 Ezekiel Edwin Turner died on 2 June 1889 at Clermont, Ohio, USA, at age 71.^9,10,11 He was buried after 2 June 1889 at Tate Township Cemetery, Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.^10,12 His estate was probated on 14 June 1889 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.
     He Taken from "OUR THOMPSON FAMILY IN MAINE" by Rev. Charles N. Sinnett page 181

This family lived on a farm two and one-half miles south of Bethel, Ohio, on the Cincinnati Pike; this was sold to Mr. Poole and a farm purchased on the same road in Brown County, three and one-half miles east of Bethel, Ohio, of 213 acres, to which forty acres of timber land were added. Mr. Turner started in life without means, but by hard work he became well-to-do; he was a good business manager, a good neighbor, and always ready to help the sick and dying all that lay in his power.¹³ He FamilySearch ID # LHPW-H3J.
Ezekiel Edwin Turner and Charlotte Welch Thompson appeared on the census of 23 August 1850 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁴ Ezekiel Edwin Turner was E. B. Thompson was one of the first elders of the [Christian Church at Bethel], and served most acceptably and faithfully until his removal. His associate was John Pierce, who, in March, 1852, was ordained to his office, and Ezekiel Lockwood, Samuel M. Cook, and E. E. Turner to the deaconship, Elder J. T. Powell officiating.

History of Clermont Co. Ohio, 1880 page 332.¹⁵
Ezekiel Edwin Turner appeared on the census of 29 June 1860 at Hamersville, Clark Township, Brown, Ohio, USA.¹⁶ He witnessed the marriage of George Absalom Wood and Lucy Ann Turner on 15 August 1869 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.^17,18,13
Ezekiel Edwin Turner and Charlotte Welch Thompson appeared on the census of 13 July 1870 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.⁷ Ezekiel Edwin Turner was Ezekiel's wife Charlotte died. on 14 December 1873 at Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁹ He Newspaper under heading "Court Proceedings" stating: "John Henderson, Sr. vs. E. E. Turner. Continued at palintiff's costs."

No other details. on 21 January 1877 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.²⁰ He was realestate Newspaper item under "Real Estate Transfers" states: "E. E. Turner to Mary South, 42 1/2 acres in Tate township, $1886." on 17 October 1877 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.²¹
Ezekiel Edwin Turner appeared on the census of 24 June 1880 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.
Ezekiel Edwin Turner and Keziah Catherine Linn appeared on the census of 24 June 1880 at Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA.²² Ezekiel Edwin Turner left a will on 26 April 1889 at Clermont, Ohio, USA,
Will of Ezekiel E. Turner from an entry made Ohio on June 22, 1889 by the Clerk of the Court of William W. Prather Judge of the Probate Court in and for Clermont County. Will was presented for probate on June 14, 1889.

Will Towit

I, E.E. Turner of the County of Clermont state of Ohio bring admonished by declining health and increasing infirmities of the great uncertainty of life and the absolute certainty of death in the near future deem it my duty to make such disposition of my worldly effects as seems to me to be both just and equitable, ere I pass to that land of rest beyond the mystic river, do make and publish this as my last will and Testament.

Item 1st I give and bequeath to the children and heirs of my beloved daughters Melissa J. McMurchey deceased, the farm now owned by me being part of Straus Survey No. 2938 and bounded as follows on the North by the Georgetown and Bethel Turnpike - on the west by lands of L. T. Pool - on the south by lands of Lur Wilson and on the East by land of W C. McMurchey containing 83 acres more or less.

Item 2nd I give and devise to my wife Keziah C. Turner Two hundred dollars (say $200.00) in cash out of any funds in the hands of my Executor hereinafter appointed.

Item 3rd I order and direct that my said Executor sell the residue of my property both real and personal either at public or private sale as he may deem best and out of the proceeds thereof pay all my just debts and expenses. After which he is directed to pay Lucy A. Wood and Laura E. Day Two hundred dollars ($200.00) each at that He distribute the residue remaining in his hands one half each to the heirs of Lucy A. Wood and one half to Laura E. Day. I hereby direct that said executor retain in his hands the funds belonging to the heirs of the aforsaid Lucy A. Wood and Laura E. Day until they arrive at the age of maturity.

Item 4th I nominate constitute and appoint Henry H. Day Executor of this my last will and testament. Hereby revoking all former wills made by me.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 26 day of April 1889

x E. E. Turner (seal)
Signed and acknowledged by the said E.E. Turner as his last will and Testament in our presants (sic) and signed by us in his presants (sic).
Charles E. Manning
R. M. Griffith
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A copy of this court record was made from microfilm at Clermont Co. Ohio, Probate Court. The Clerk recorded the text of the will in the court records. The original will was not available. Transcribed by Walter D. Wood March 1999.²³

     Lucy Ann Turner was born on 25 July 1850 at Bethel, Clermont, Ohio, USA.^2,3 She was born on 25 July 1851 at Ohio, USA.^4,5 She married George Absalom Wood, son of Dr. David Wood and Mary Day, on 15 August 1869 at Clermont, Ohio, USA.^1,6,7 Lucy Ann Turner died on 8 December 1893 at Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA, at age 42.^8,9 She was buried after 8 December 1893 at Union Cemetery, Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.^10,11,12 She was buried after 8 December 1893 at Union Cemetery, Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.¹⁰
     She FamilySearch ID # Family Search ID K19Z-DWZ. Lucy Ann Turner was also known as Lucy A. Turner.¹³ She appeared on the census of 29 June 1860 in the household of Ezekiel Edwin Turner at Hamersville, Clark Township, Brown, Ohio, USA.¹⁴ As of 15 August 1869,her married name was Wood.⁸
Lucy Ann Turner and George Absalom Wood appeared on the census of 12 July 1870 at Tate Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁵
Lucy Ann Turner and George Absalom Wood lived in 1876 at Franklin Township, Felicity, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹²
Lucy Ann Turner and George Absalom Wood appeared on the census of 11 June 1880 at Franklin Township, Clermont, Ohio, USA.¹⁶
Lucy Ann Turner and George Absalom Wood lived on 13 April 1891 at Science Hill, Pulaski, Kentucky, USA.¹² Lucy Ann Turner was
As religion had always played an important role in Lucy Ann's life, on June 12, 1892 as soon as the family was settled in their new home, she and her daughter Mary together with sons Carl and Walter joined the Union Church (Church of Christ) at Science Hill, KY, by letter from Bethel (OH) Christian Church. Frank, the eldest son, did not join until August 23, 1893, shocked into full awareness of his own mortality by his father's sudden death on May 30, 1893 at the age of 44 years, and perhaps already thinking ahead to his marriage with neighbor, Emma Ivens. Frank and Emma Wood were dismissed by letter September 8, 1894. Mary L. (Wood) McGriff, wife of Francis Brady McGriff, was dismissed by letter October 12, 1908.¹²
She Her name is listed as mother on Walter George Wood's death certificate.¹⁷