Fielding Turner was a cordwainer by trade. That is a boot and shoe maker of the finest quality.
His parents were James Hawley Turner, a resident of Guernsey County, Ohio, who was from Loudoun County, Virginia. His mother was Mary Hollar/Holler whose parents moved to Guernsey County, Ohio from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the oldest of their five children.
Fielding is found on the 1850 US Federal Census of Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana with his new wife Catherine Caroline Wilson age 17 from Sumter County, Alabama. She was the daughter of John H. Wilson and Sallie Denmark of Sumter County, Alabama.
They were married in Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana 14 March 1850. In 1860 and 1870 they resided in Mobile, Alabama. Fielding operated a boot and shoe repair company located at 100 Govermnent Street.
They were the parents of five children:
1) John Henry Turner 1850-1925 m. Amelia Rosalie Tennis
2) James W Turner 1853-1930 m. Lucy Bennett
3) Martha Jane Turner 1855-1921 m. 1) Mr. Otis, m. 2) Frank Cahall
4) George Turner 1864-1907
5) Charles Turner 1866-....
CSA PENSION: Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865
Name: Fielding Turner
Military Branch: Artillery
Regiment or Unit: Alabama State Artillery
Company Unit: B [D]
Enlistment Info: Private
Pension Received?: yes
Remarks: Pension Application filed by Caroline Turner, widow, witnessed by L. W. D. Humphreys and A. R. Rayford.
Author: Pension record card Mobile County; Alabama Pension number 38696
His parents were James Hawley Turner, a resident of Guernsey County, Ohio, who was from Loudoun County, Virginia. His mother was Mary Hollar/Holler whose parents moved to Guernsey County, Ohio from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the oldest of their five children.
Fielding is found on the 1850 US Federal Census of Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana with his new wife Catherine Caroline Wilson age 17 from Sumter County, Alabama. She was the daughter of John H. Wilson and Sallie Denmark of Sumter County, Alabama.
They were married in Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana 14 March 1850. In 1860 and 1870 they resided in Mobile, Alabama. Fielding operated a boot and shoe repair company located at 100 Govermnent Street.
They were the parents of five children:
1) John Henry Turner 1850-1925 m. Amelia Rosalie Tennis
2) James W Turner 1853-1930 m. Lucy Bennett
3) Martha Jane Turner 1855-1921 m. 1) Mr. Otis, m. 2) Frank Cahall
4) George Turner 1864-1907
5) Charles Turner 1866-....
CSA PENSION: Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865
Name: Fielding Turner
Military Branch: Artillery
Regiment or Unit: Alabama State Artillery
Company Unit: B [D]
Enlistment Info: Private
Pension Received?: yes
Remarks: Pension Application filed by Caroline Turner, widow, witnessed by L. W. D. Humphreys and A. R. Rayford.
Author: Pension record card Mobile County; Alabama Pension number 38696
Fielding Turner was a cordwainer by trade. That is a boot and shoe maker of the finest quality.
His parents were James Hawley Turner, a resident of Guernsey County, Ohio, who was from Loudoun County, Virginia. His mother was Mary Hollar/Holler whose parents moved to Guernsey County, Ohio from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the oldest of their five children.
Fielding is found on the 1850 US Federal Census of Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana with his new wife Catherine Caroline Wilson age 17 from Sumter County, Alabama. She was the daughter of John H. Wilson and Sallie Denmark of Sumter County, Alabama.
They were married in Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana 14 March 1850. In 1860 and 1870 they resided in Mobile, Alabama. Fielding operated a boot and shoe repair company located at 100 Govermnent Street.
They were the parents of five children:
1) John Henry Turner 1850-1925 m. Amelia Rosalie Tennis
2) James W Turner 1853-1930 m. Lucy Bennett
3) Martha Jane Turner 1855-1921 m. 1) Mr. Otis, m. 2) Frank Cahall
4) George Turner 1864-1907
5) Charles Turner 1866-....
CSA PENSION: Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865
Name: Fielding Turner
Military Branch: Artillery
Regiment or Unit: Alabama State Artillery
Company Unit: B [D]
Enlistment Info: Private
Pension Received?: yes
Remarks: Pension Application filed by Caroline Turner, widow, witnessed by L. W. D. Humphreys and A. R. Rayford.
Author: Pension record card Mobile County; Alabama Pension number 38696
His parents were James Hawley Turner, a resident of Guernsey County, Ohio, who was from Loudoun County, Virginia. His mother was Mary Hollar/Holler whose parents moved to Guernsey County, Ohio from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He was the oldest of their five children.
Fielding is found on the 1850 US Federal Census of Shreveport, Caddo Parish, Louisiana with his new wife Catherine Caroline Wilson age 17 from Sumter County, Alabama. She was the daughter of John H. Wilson and Sallie Denmark of Sumter County, Alabama.
They were married in Shreveport, Caddo, Louisiana 14 March 1850. In 1860 and 1870 they resided in Mobile, Alabama. Fielding operated a boot and shoe repair company located at 100 Govermnent Street.
They were the parents of five children:
1) John Henry Turner 1850-1925 m. Amelia Rosalie Tennis
2) James W Turner 1853-1930 m. Lucy Bennett
3) Martha Jane Turner 1855-1921 m. 1) Mr. Otis, m. 2) Frank Cahall
4) George Turner 1864-1907
5) Charles Turner 1866-....
CSA PENSION: Alabama, U.S., Civil War Soldiers, 1860-1865
Name: Fielding Turner
Military Branch: Artillery
Regiment or Unit: Alabama State Artillery
Company Unit: B [D]
Enlistment Info: Private
Pension Received?: yes
Remarks: Pension Application filed by Caroline Turner, widow, witnessed by L. W. D. Humphreys and A. R. Rayford.
Author: Pension record card Mobile County; Alabama Pension number 38696
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