1850 US Census in District 1, Harlan County, Kentucky: James-25 (farmer), Sally-23, Nancy E-4, Mary M-1. (On Census papers, near David Turner, his father, and Henry M Lewis
1860 US Census in 1st District, Perry County, Kentucky: James-35 (may be 33, difficult to decipher handwriting), Sarah-33, Nancy-14, Marry-10, David-7(?), Louisa-4(?)
James Turner in 1900 census in Pigeon Roost, Clay Co, KY with a much younger wife and children (possible other family or different James) same birth year, says March 1825, wife Pollie b. 1869, sons William and Abner
Also 1910 in Laurel Co, KY.
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