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MR. EDITOR--I wish to find the following named persons:  My mother Sally, (father Abraham Turner, died during the war), brothers Isaiah, George Washington, often called Lit, and one whose name I cannot remember; sisters Sally Eliza, Phillis, and Winnel; and uncle Mack.  I am the oldest Child and got lost from her an the children during the war, as she stopped to get some meal from a mill, and the army soldiers moved on.  I have never seen or heard from them since.  I think it was Sherman's raid in North Carolina.  Before the war we were owned by Gary Druborne, in Simpson, N.C., and after his death his widow married a Mr. Hudson, and at her death we were divided off to the children of Gary Druborne.  His children were George T., one I cannot remember, Martha Jane, Francis Ann and Nora.  Uncle Mack was sold to Blaney Williams, near or in Clinton, N.C.  I was called by the names Nettie, Nep, Hetty and Big Sister by my brothers and sisters.  Their whereabouts will be gladly learned by me.  Adress me, Ester Turner, New Haven, Conn.
MR. EDITOR--I wish to find the  
following named persons:  My moth
er Sally, (father Abraham Turner,  
died during the war), brothers  
Isaiah, George Washington, often  
called Lit, and one whose name I  
cannot remember; sisters Sally  
Eliza, Nancy Franklin, and Matilda;
aunts Eliza, Phillis, and Winnei;  
and uncle Mack.  I am the oldest  
child and got lost from her and the  
children during the war, as she  
stopped to get some meal from a  
mill, and the army soldiers moved  
on.  I have never seen or heard  
from them since.  I think it was  
Sherman's raid in North Carolina.   
Before the war we were owned by  
Gary Druhorne, in Simpson, N.C.,  
and after his death his widow mar-
ried a Mr. Hudson, and at her death  
we were divided off to the children  
of Gary Druborne.  His children  
were George T., one I cannot re-
member, Martha Jane, Francis Ann  
and Nora.  Uncle Mack was sold to  
Blaney Williams, near or in Clin-
ton, N.C.  I was called by the  
names Nettie, Nep, Hetty and Big  
Sister by my brothers and sisters.   
Their whereabouts will be gladly  
learned by me.  Adress me, Ester  
Turner, New Haven, Conn.

Latest revision as of 15:34, 12 April 2019

MR. EDITOR--I wish to find the following named persons: My moth er Sally, (father Abraham Turner, died during the war), brothers Isaiah, George Washington, often called Lit, and one whose name I cannot remember; sisters Sally Eliza, Nancy Franklin, and Matilda; aunts Eliza, Phillis, and Winnei; and uncle Mack. I am the oldest child and got lost from her and the children during the war, as she stopped to get some meal from a mill, and the army soldiers moved on. I have never seen or heard from them since. I think it was Sherman's raid in North Carolina. Before the war we were owned by Gary Druhorne, in Simpson, N.C., and after his death his widow mar- ried a Mr. Hudson, and at her death we were divided off to the children of Gary Druborne. His children were George T., one I cannot re- member, Martha Jane, Francis Ann and Nora. Uncle Mack was sold to Blaney Williams, near or in Clin- ton, N.C. I was called by the names Nettie, Nep, Hetty and Big Sister by my brothers and sisters. Their whereabouts will be gladly learned by me. Adress me, Ester Turner, New Haven, Conn.

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