Mary Polly Bass married John A. Hughes circa 1840 in Dale County, AL. Mary and her parents were born in Georgia per the census records. Her husband John Hughes died circa 1848. They had 4 children: John A. Hughes, Jr., Burney, Frances, and Jefferson. Mary Bass Hughes of Dale County, AL, purchased 39.85 acres of land on December 1, 1852, 40 acres on August 1, 1853, and 40.26 acres on July 15, 1854 (AncestryMeridan St. Stephens, present-day Houston County). 1850 censusliving Southern Division, Dale County, AL, Mary age 27, John age 10, Burney age 7, Frances age 5, Jefferson age 2. Mary Polly Bass Hughes married Beloved L. Turner after the death of John and resided in Dale County, AL. 1860 censusresiding Dale County, AL, Newton Post office (village of Newton located on the Choctawhatchee River), B L Turner farmer age 30, Mary age 36, John age 20 student, Burney age 18 farm laborer, Frances age 16, Jefferson age 13, James M age 5, Georginia age 2. Mary is a widow in the 1880 census living in Gilleys, Dale County, AL (both parents born in Georgia). She and Beloved Turner had three children: James Monroe born in 1856, Georginia Neeses born 1858 and Rufus born in 1862.
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
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Montgomery,Chatham County,Georgia,USA
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Dale County,Alabama,USA
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
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Polly
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
Birth Location
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Montgomery,Chatham County,Georgia,USA
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Dale County,Alabama,USA
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
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Polly
Mary Polly Bass married John A. Hughes circa 1840 in Dale County, AL. Mary and her parents were born in Georgia per the census records. Her husband John Hughes died circa 1848. They had 4 children: John A. Hughes, Jr., Burney, Frances, and Jefferson. Mary Bass Hughes of Dale County, AL, purchased 39.85 acres of land on December 1, 1852, 40 acres on August 1, 1853, and 40.26 acres on July 15, 1854 (AncestryMeridan St. Stephens, present-day Houston County). 1850 censusliving Southern Division, Dale County, AL, Mary age 27, John age 10, Burney age 7, Frances age 5, Jefferson age 2. Mary Polly Bass Hughes married Beloved L. Turner after the death of John and resided in Dale County, AL. 1860 censusresiding Dale County, AL, Newton Post office (village of Newton located on the Choctawhatchee River), B L Turner farmer age 30, Mary age 36, John age 20 student, Burney age 18 farm laborer, Frances age 16, Jefferson age 13, James M age 5, Georginia age 2. Mary is a widow in the 1880 census living in Gilleys, Dale County, AL (both parents born in Georgia). She and Beloved Turner had three children: James Monroe born in 1856, Georginia Neeses born 1858 and Rufus born in 1862.
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
Birth Location
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Montgomery,Chatham County,Georgia,USA
Death Location
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Dale County,Alabama,USA
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
Nickname
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Polly
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Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
Birth Location
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Montgomery,Chatham County,Georgia,USA
Death Location
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Dale County,Alabama,USA
Select All
Mary Turner (1822 - 1889) –
Mount Gilead Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery – Suggested By: Anonymous, 18 Feb 2022
Nickname
Empty
Polly
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