Mitchener Marchant Lasbury

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As: Twin Lasbury
• FindaGrave ID: 18996001
• Occupation: Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA; Mayor
• Emigration: 1865, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK
• Immigration: 1865, Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA
• Arrival: 5 Feb 1891, USA

Notes:

Arrival:
Aboard the Teutonic

Died:
MITCHENER MARCHAND LASBURY - Citizens of Griggsville, both young and old, were shocked and saddened Monday afternoon when the news reached them of the sudden death of M. M. [Mitchener Marchand] Lasbury, known to everyone as "Twin."

Mr. Lasbury was in his usual health when he went to work in his garden Monday afternoon. Coming into the house a little later he had just sat down to play a game of rummie with Lew Hitch, his genial companion who lives in their home, when he was stricken with a heart attack and leaning back in his chair, died instantly.

Mr. Lasbury was born in London, England, April 21, 1864, and was one of twins, his brother dying in infancy. He came to America with his parents Thomas and Emma Wall White Lasbury, when he was three years of age.

The family located in the Griggsville community where Mr. Lasbury had always made his home. He was married to Miss Minnie Pratt on March 8, 1899. She passed away in March 1920. One son was born to them, who died in infancy.

They took into their home , tiny six months' old Margaret Richards, a niece. To her was given all the love and care they would have given their own. It was a sad shock to them when she died at the age of 18.

Another little girl, Katrina Williams, now Mrs. Russell Doake of Los Angles, Calif., was taken into their home, and was a great comfort and joy to them for several years.

Mrs. Emma McConnell, a sister of Mr. Lasbury and the only remaining member of the Lasbury family, went to live with her brother several years ago. The brother and sister and Mr. Hitch have enjoyed a comfortable life in their pleasant home on South Stanford street in Griggsville.

For many years Mr. Lasbury had taken great pride in his ability to make things grow. His truck gardens which he operated as a business a number of years ago, were to him a source of genuine pleasure as well as profit. Even after going into business with T.M. Yates, operating the Pike Mills, his garden was his chief source of relaxation. Few citizens, if any, have been better known in their community than was M.M. Lasbury.

His wit, his hearty laugh and friendliness made him remembered by all who knew him. His greatest pleasure was in making children happy. It was this love of little folks which stimulated his interest in the Community Christmas tree which had been an annual custom the past twenty years. He served as chairman of this organization for the past 15 years, and seeing Mr. Lasbury lead the grand march to the Christmas tree was a traditional a treat to the children as the appearance of Santa Clause himself. Only Monday morning he was greatly concerned as to what they could get for the children at Christmas with the war time shortages.

Another organization on which he served faithfully was the Red Cross. AS president of the chapter he was always on hand when there was an opportunity for the Red Cross to serve. He was a familiar figure to the soldiers who were stationed there during the last spring's flood, providing them with stationery, etc., and arranging for special food to add variety to the regular army fare.

Mr. Lasbury had been a member of the Masonic order for 53 years and was presented a fifty year medal by the Griggsville lodge to which he belonged, and of which he was justly proud. He was also a charter member of the Order of Eastern Star.

Serving as a member of the Library board had been another interest and pleasure. Several times Mayor of Griggsville, he has always been identified with the best interests of the city, and was always an active worker for anything that would benefit his home town.

Mr. Lasbury occupied a unique place in the hearts of he people in his community and will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2:30 at the Skinner Funeral Home. As was his wish, Griggsville lodge No. 45, A.F. and A.M. was in charge of the service. A prayer was offered by the Rev. Samuel J. Buck, pastor of the Methodist Church. Interment was in the Griggsville Cemetery.

Mitchener married Minnie Pratt on 8 Mar 1899 in Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois, USA. Minnie (daughter of George E. Pratt and Mary Bennett) was born on 26 Jan 1865 in Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA; died on 25 Mar 1930 in Quincy, Adams, Illinois, USA; was buried on 28 Mar 1930 in Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Last Wednesday evening at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Pratt of this city occurred the marriage of their daughter Miss Minnie to Mr. M. M. Lasbury.

The friends were assembled early in the evening and at 8 o'clock Miss Grassley of Jacksonville, Ill. took her station at the piano and played Lohengrin's wedding march for the bridal party to enter and as the ceremony was taking place the tones of the wedding march ceased and the sweet notes of "O Promise Me" were played soft and low with a harmonizing effect. At the first notes of the wedding march all conversation ceased and all eyes were turned in the direction of the sitting room from the door of which proceeded four little tots, Master Ralph Farrand and Margaret Rodway and Master Baldwin Stead and Alice Parker dressed in pink and white suits looking like four little fairies heralding the coming of the bride and groom. The little escorts led the way through the back parlor into the front parlor and stepping to one side left of the bride and groom standing beneath a lovers knot of white satin trimmed with smilax, where Rev. N.L. Burton was waiting, who in clear tones and impressive manner, conducted the ceremony, using the beautiful ring service which joined together these two lives.

The decorations were pink and white throughout the house

After congratulations followed music consisted of vocal and instrumental solos. Excellent refreshments were served and at a late hour guests took their departure, leaving behind numerous useful and beautiful presents that are silent demonstrations of love and esteem of relatives, friends and associates of this worthy couple.

The bride was gowned in white taffeta silk with an overdress of white organdie and carried Bride's roses.

Mr. and Mrs. M.M. Lasbury are well known in this county, coming of noble families and worthy in themselves they need no further comment. They will reside in West Quincy avenue where they have a neat little cottage all fitted and will be "at home" to friends after April 1st.

Those attending from a distance were Miss Grassly, Mr. A.J. Pratt of Jacksonville, Miss Minnie Chamberlain of Pittsfield, Mr. Thomas Lasbury, Jr. of Alton.

1. Margaret Louise Lasbury was born in 1908; died on 12 Jul 1926 in Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois, USA.

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave ID: 18995965
• Baptism: 4 Jul 1832, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK; Address:
  St. Mary Abbots Church, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK
• Residence: 1841, Fulham, Middlesex, England, UK
• Occupation: 30 Mar 1851, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK; Butcher
• Residence: 30 Mar 1851, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK; : 18y; Address:
  12 Terrace, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK
• Occupation: 7 Apr 1861, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK; Butcher
• Residence: 7 Apr 1861, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK; : 28y; Address:
  Shenley Hill, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK
• Emigration: 1865, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK
• Immigration: 1865, Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA

Notes:

Residence:
Pupil at boarding school

Died:
DEATH OF MR. THOMAS LASBURY, Snr.

Mr. Thomas Lasbury, Sr. in whose memory this article appears, was born in Kensington, England, June 8, 1832. At the time of his death he had nearly attained the age of score-four years. May 18, 1858, while yet in England, he was united in marriage to Miss Emma Wall White. Seven years later this noble couple emigrated to America.

Coming to Pike County, Mr. Lasbury was a successful man in Griggsville, and in Pittsfield for many years. Those who knew him speak in the highest terms of his business integrity. He was a good and true citizen. Since retiring from business, Mr. Lasbury has lived in the west part of Griggsville.

Up till the death of his wife, in December 1909, the Lasbury home was a model of quiet happy home life. In his home, Mr. Lasbury was best known. There his quiet manliness made the hearthstone a cheerful place. Since the death of his wife Mr. Lasbury lived with his daughter, Mrs. Mary H. Rodway. While he has not been a well man for sometime, Mr. Lasbury was a cheerful, contented man. He was not a selfish man, but in a noble sense he spent most of his life tending strictly to his own business. If all were like him peace and harmony would generally prevail.

Thursday March 2 he appeared to feel as well as usual. He made his usual trip to town and talked in congenial and social ways to many of his dear friends. He returned to his home about 5:00P.M. and gave Mrs. Rodway a bottle of medicine from Dr. Watson, and delivered a message sent by the Dr. to her. He then inquired about the health of Mrs. Ezra Doane and family, from whom Mrs. Rodway had received a letter. He expressed his pleasure in knowing that they were well. Then there was a short struggle for breath, a bowing of the head and in less than a minute he yielded his spirit to God who gave it. Thus suddenly passed away a faithful citizen, a true man and a kind friend. It was the way he wanted to go. In him we see what the quiet service to the Episcopal Church will do to mold substantial character and a life that wears well to the end.

To mourn the loss of this good man are four children, Thomas Lasbury of St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Emma McConnell of Peoria, Illinois, Mrs. Mary H. Rodway and Mr. M.M. Lasbury of Griggsville. There are also nine grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

Funeral services were held at the home of Mrs. Mary H. Rodway, Sunday afternoon 2:30P.M., Rev. G.E. Young officiating. Interment Griggsville Cemetery. A good man has gone to rest.

Pallbearers were Thomas Lasbury, M.M. Lasbury, C.H. McConnell, J.W. Stead, C.P. Hatch and John Lasbury, Jr.

Inscription: Son of Benjamin Lasbury and Mary Turnbull, husband of Emma Wall White

Thomas married Emma E. White on 18 May 1858 in Camden, Middlesex, England, UK. Emma (daughter of William Richard White and Mary Willis) was born on 30 Apr 1828 in Whetstone, London, England, UK; died on 5 Dec 1909 in Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA; was buried in Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As: Emma E. Wall White
• FindaGrave ID: 18995971
• Residence: 7 Apr 1861, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK; : 32y; Address:
  Shenley Hill, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK
• Emigration: 1865, Shenley, Hertfordshire, England, UK
• Immigration: 1865, Griggsville, Pike, Illinois, USA

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Died:
A GOOD WOMAN PASSES TO HER REWARD, RESIDED HERE FORTY-FOUR YEARS

Emma Wall White Lasbury was born at Whetstone, near London, England, April 30, 1828. After a long life, characterized by sunshine, happiness, and good cheer, she passed into the Paradise of God, on Sunday, December 5, 1909, at 1:30A.M.

Miss Emma Wall White was united in marriage with Mr. Thomas Lasbury, May 18, 1858. After spending seven and one half years of their married life in England, Mr. and Mrs. Lasbury came to the United States of America, December 1865. For 44 years they made their home in Griggsville, Illinois. Mrs. Lasbury enjoyed the very best of health until July 1909, when she was stricken with the disease which never loosened grip until she had passed beyond the bounds of mortal ailments. Kind and faithful friends and her beloved physician did all within human power to alleviate her sufferings. During these trying months she was exceedingly patient and always, endeavoring to speak words of kindness to cheer the hearts of anxious friends. Mrs. Lasbury was a devoted communicant member of St. James Church, Griggsville, Ill. She found her prayer book a source of great comfort and consolation, even to the end of the journey she prized the leaves of the well worn comforter, when too weak to hold the entire book. Because of age the book was in leaves and she used the book as long as she could see.

Mrs. Lasbury was best known in her home. She quietly but truly lived her religion there. It is a thing of beauty and a joy forever to exemplify true character in the home. In this respect, Mrs. Lasbury will bear the closest scrutiny. In her death a loving couple have been separated, but it is only for a little while. The fidelity of that noble husband and wife is an example in this age that is worthy of limitation. May the strong arm of the Lord be around the living husband and may the sweet remembrance of true love comfort him. Such home life has large meaning in this world. May the Church of Christ be instrumental in building up and sending forth many persons with good strong pure lives. People of good character are held in everlasting remembrance. To such person death is but a sleep as Christ has taken away the sting of death and the power of the grave. In death the Christian simply chooses the ties to the things of this world, and opens them to nobler--and inexperencable and full of delight. The grass becomes a place of sweet rest for peacemakers in the sight of the Lord in the death of a saint. The wife, mother, grandmother and friend has passed on but, the memory of her best practical virtues live and will still live. She fell asleep in the faith of Christ and the body of the blessed resurrection.

To mourn the loss very deeply, Mrs. Lasbury leaves a beloved husband, four children, Thomas Lasbury Jr. of St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. C.H. McConnell of Peoria, Ill., Mrs. M.H. Rodway, and Mrs. M.M. Lasbury of Griggsville, nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, also two sisters, Mrs. Eggar and Miss White of Wimbledon, England. Dear Friends fix your hopes in the Christ she loved and trusted.

The funeral services were held in the home of her daughter, Mrs. M.H. Rodway, Griggsville, Tuesday, December 7, 1909, 2 P.M. The Rev. George E. Young, rector of St. James Church, Griggsville, Ill. read the comforting burial service of the church. The remains were interred in Griggsville cemetery to await the resurrection morn. May she rest in peace.

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Married:
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lasbury celebrated t fiftieth anniversary of their marriage last Saturday by inviting a number of their relatives and friends in to partake of a fine supper.

An informal reception was held during the day, and many friends called to extend congratulations to this worthy couple, who have been respected residents of this place for over forty years, and are held in the highest regard by all who know them. Their marriage took place in St. George Chapel, London, fifty years ago.

Mr. Lasbury came to America and Griggsville in 1865, landing at Quebec the day Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. Mrs. Lasbury and the children landed here on Christmas day the following year.

Mr. and Mrs. Lasbury are the parents of seven children, one of whom died in England, and two since coming to this country. Of the four remaining children, three were present with them on their anniversary, Mrs. M.H. Rodway, M.M. Lasbury of this city and Mrs. C.H. McConnell of Peoria. Another son, Thos. lives in St. Louis.

Contributed by Colin Murphy

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave ID: 43971262
• Baptism: 20 Apr 1794, Dundry, Somerset, England, UK; Address:
  St. Michaels Church, Dundry, Somerset, England, UK
• Court Proceedings: 28 Feb 1842, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK
• Occupation: 30 Mar 1851, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK; Butcher
• Residence: 30 Mar 1851, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK; : 56y; Address:
  12 Terrace, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK
• Occupation: 7 Apr 1861, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK; Butcher
• Residence: 7 Apr 1861, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK; : 66y; Address:
  Love Street, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK
• Occupation: 7 Aug 1867; Butcher
• Residence: 2 Apr 1871, Upper Langford, Churchill, Somerset, England, UK; : 76y
• Occupation: 12 Apr 1873; Butcher
• Probate: 29 Aug 1885, Wells, Somerset, England, UK

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Court Proceedings:
The proceedings of the Old Bailey

1062

WILLIAM MILTON was indicted for stealing, on the 3rd of March, 45lbs. weight of beef, value ?1, 10s., the goods of Benjamin Lasbury.

MR. CLARKSON Conducted the Prosecution,

JAMES PELLATT (police-constable D 173.) At a quarter to nine o'clock on Thursday night last, I was on duty in Phillimore-place, Kensington I saw the prisoner walking down Phillimore-mews I followed him down and when he came to a gas-light, I saw he had something on his shoulder I stopped him, and asked what he had got he said, "Nothing he was not drunk I said I thought he had something that was not right, and he dropped 45lbs. weight of beef from his shoulder I detained him the beef was shown to Mr. Lasbury.

BENJAMIN LASBURY . I keep a butcher's shop in Kensington. I saw a piece of beef the next morning it was part of the rump and loin it was mine I had seen it safe between five and six o'clock last Thursday evening I missed it when I came home about ten it is worth about 30s. I swear it was mine.

Prisoner. I was very drunk at the time.

GUILTY Aged 19. Confined Three Months.

Benjamin married Mary Turnbull on 28 Feb 1828 in Westminster, London, England, UK. Mary (daughter of John Turnbull, I and Elizabeth Layfield) was born in 1803 in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, UK; died on 7 Aug 1867 in Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK; was buried on 11 Aug 1867 in Dundry, Somerset, England, UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave ID: 38000470
• Baptism: 9 Dec 1803, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, UK; Address:
  St. John the Baptist Church, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England,
• Residence: 30 Mar 1851, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK; : 46y; Address:
  12 Terrace, Kensington, Middlesex, England, UK
• Occupation: 7 Apr 1861, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK; Annuitant
• Residence: 7 Apr 1861, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK; : 56y; Address:
  5 Portland Place, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK
• Residence: 7 Aug 1867, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, UK; Address:
  10 Portland Place, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England, U

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Died:
MARY TURNBULL LASBURY, born in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England the daughter of John and Elizabeth TURNBULL. She was the wife of Benjamin LASBURY whom she married on May 28, 1828 in St. Clement Danes Church, Westminster, London. Benjamin and Mary Lasbury were the parents of Benjamin, John and Thomas LASBURY, Mrs. James Thomas (Mary) HURN and Mrs. Edwin George (Elizabeth) NORMAN-

MARY TURNBULL LASBURY comes from a large family of siblings, many of who immigrated to America as did two of her sons. They include: Marmeduke TURNBULL, Thomas Walker TURNBULL, William TURNBULL, and Christopher TURNBULL.

Mary's grave was found and photographed by Robin Lasbury in the UK. According to Robin, Mary is buried at a small church in the village of Dundry, about 5 miles south of Bristol. The name of the church is Church of St. Michael, Dundry

Buried:
Inscription:
To the memory of JAMES LASBURY who died 4th day of December 1800 aged 58 years

Also MARY wife of the above who died 12th April 1833 aged 72 years

Also MARY LASBURY the beloved wife of Benjamin Lasbury Jnr died August 6th 1867 aged 61 years

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• Baptism: 7 Jun 1789, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, England, UK; Address:
  All Saints Church, Kinston Upon Thames, Surrey, England, UK

William married Mary Willis on 4 Mar 1823 in Long Ditton, Surrey, England, UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave ID: 38024867
• Occupation: Butcher

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Buried:
Inscription:
To the memory of JAMES LASBURY who died 4th day of December 1800 aged 58 years

Also MARY wife of the above who died 12th April 1833 aged 72 years

Also MARY LASBURY the beloved wife of Benjamin Lasbury Jnr died August 6th 1867 aged 61 years

James married Mary Burge on 31 Mar 1788 in Dundry, Somerset, England, UK. Mary (daughter of Thomas Burge and Sarah) was born in 1759 in Ansford, Castle Cary, Somerset, England, UK; died on 12 Apr 1833 in Dundry, Somerset, England, UK; was buried on 21 Apr 1833 in Dundry, Somerset, England, UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave ID: 38024873
• Baptism: 6 Nov 1759, Ansford, Castle Cary, Somerset, England, UK; Address:
  St. Andrews Church, Ansford, Somerset, England, UK
• Will: 1809

Notes:

Will:
I Mary Lasbury of the parish of Dundry in the County of Somerset
widow do make this my last will and testament in manner following, that is to say first I will and direct that all my just debts, funeral expenses and the charges of proving this my will shall be paid by my executors as soon as conveniently may be after my decease. I give and bequeath unto Thomas York of the City of Bristol butcher, and John Burge of the same city Butcher, all and singular my goods chattels money and securities for money property and effects whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature or kind so ever to hold the same until the said Thomas York and John Burge, their executors, administrators and assigns upon trust to place out and invest the ? monies ? arise there from at interest in ? stocks or funds or upon such other security or securities as they or their survivor of them shall think proper and to pay the annual interest on dividends arising there from until and for or towards the maintenance and education or otherwise for the use and benefit of my 3 youngest children by my late husband James Lasbury deceased , Benjamin Lasbury, Sarah Lasbury and Joseph Lasbury during their respective minorities and upon their respectively attaining the age of 21 years in trust to pay or transfer an equal 3rd part of the monies so to be placed out or invested as
aforesaid unto each of my said children as and when he or she shall attain the said age of 21 years and for his her and their own proper use and benefit and my will is that in case any or either of my said children shall happen to die under the said age of 21 years then I direct my said trustees to pay and apply the share or shares of such of them so dying of and in the said interest and dividends for the use and benefit of the survivors or survivor of my said 3 youngest children during his or her minorities or minority and pay or transfer the share or shares of such of my said 3 children so dying ? in the principal monies unto the survivor or survivors of them as the case may be to and for their his or her own proper use and benefit as and when they he or she shall attain the said age of 21 years and in case my said 3 youngest children shall all depart this life under the age of 21 years then I will and direct my said trustees to pay and divide or transfer the whole of my said effects or the ? monies arising there from unto and equally between my three other children by my said late husband James Lasbury deceased viz Mary Lasbury, James Lasbury and Elizabeth Lasbury to and for his her and their own proper use and benefit and to for or upon no other trust or purpose whatsoever and I hereby nominate and appoint the said Thomas York and John Burge joint executors of this my will and revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made declare this to be
my last will and testament in witness I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 7 day of ? the year of our Lord 1809

The Mark of Mary Lasbury signed sealed published and declared by the above named Mary Lasbury the testator in the presence of us who in the presence of each other Orton Smith Attorney at Law Bristol. Bredribb King his ?

Proved at London 23 May 1833 before the judge by the oath of Thomas York one of the executors to whom admon was granted having been first sworn by Common Duty to admin power...? the like grant to John Burge the other executor named in the will when he shall apply for the same.

Buried:
Inscription:
To the memory of JAMES LASBURY who died 4th day of December 1800 aged 58 years

Also MARY wife of the above who died 12th April 1833 aged 72 years

Also MARY LASBURY the beloved wife of Benjamin Lasbury Jnr died August 6th 1867 aged 61 years

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave ID: 57197317
• Baptism: 16 Mar 1770, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, UK

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Buried:
Inscription Reads:

Sacred to the memory of JOHN TURNBULL of this place, who departed this life the 8th Day of May 1842, aged 73 years. Also ELIZABETH TURNBULL, Widow of the Above who departed this life on the 2nd Day of September 1859, aged 90 years. Also of THOMAS TURNBULL Land Agent, Son of the above who departed this life on the 13th Day of June 1861, Aged 49 years.

John married Elizabeth Layfield on 2 Nov 1793 in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, UK. Elizabeth (daughter of John Layfield and Lucy) was born in 1772 in Leake, Yorkshire, England, UK; died on 2 Sep 1859 in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, UK; was buried in Knaresborough, Yorkshire, England, UK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Also Known As: Elizabeth Bell
• Also Known As: Elizabeth Hayfield
• FindaGrave ID: 57197355
• Baptism: 26 Apr 1772, Leake, Yorkshire, England, UK

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Buried:
Inscription Reads:

Sacred to the memory of JOHN TURNBULL of this place, who departed this life the 8th Day of May 1842, aged 73 years. Also ELIZABETH TURNBULL, Widow of the Above who departed this life on the 2nd Day of September 1859, aged 90 years. Also of THOMAS TURNBULL Land Agent, Son of the above who departed this life on the 13th Day of June 1861, Aged 49 years.

William married Sarah Sophia on Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]