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     John Turnbull was born circa 1796 in Roxburgshire.¹ He was the son of (unknown) Turnbull.¹ John Turnbull died circa 1884 in Halton, Ontario, Canada.¹

     Walter Turnbull. Of Firth.¹ He was born circa 1712 in Lilliesleaf, Roxburgshire.² He married Dorothea Chisholm, daughter of Mark Chisholm and Barbara Bennet, they had three daughters all of whom married.^1,3 Walter Turnbull died on 15 August 1773 in Westerkirk ?, Dumfriesshire.²

     (unknown) Turnbull was the son of Walter Turnbull and Dorothea Chisholm.¹

     (unknown) Turner married Andrew Sparhawk, son of Col. Nathaniel Sparhawk and Elizabeth Pepperell, on 5 September 1775.¹

     Catharine Sumner Turner was born on 26 January 1824 in Maine.^2,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Turner and Nancy Shaw.⁴ Catharine Sumner Turner married Rev. Caleb Marsh Sewall, son of James Sewall and Lucy Noyes, on 10 August 1845 in Quincy, Adams County, Illinois.^5,1,6 Catharine Sumner Turner died on 20 January 1907 at the age of 82³ and is buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Hamilton, Illinois.³

     Edmond Sewall Turner was born on 21 September 1895 in Upper Montclair, New Jersey.¹ He was the son of William Savage Turner and Helen Turner Sewall.¹ Edmond Sewall Turner died on 24 March 1980 in Portland, Oregon, at the age of 84.²

     Elizabeth Turner was born in 1673.¹ She married Benjamin Gerrish, son of Capt. William Gerrish and Joanna Lowell, on 24 September 1696 in Salem.¹ Elizabeth Turner died in 1734.¹

     Esther Turner married James Hill.¹

     Freestone Turner married Maj. Walter Price.¹

     Joseph Turner married Nancy Shaw.¹

     Katherine Sewall Turner was born on 23 February 1893 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York.¹ She was the daughter of William Savage Turner and Helen Turner Sewall.¹

     S. Emma Turner married James Augustus Benedict.¹

     Samuel Baker Turner married Catharine Hoffman Savage.¹

     William Savage Turner was born on 15 August 1858 in Ellington, Illinois.² He was the son of Samuel Baker Turner and Catharine Hoffman Savage.² William Savage Turner married Helen Turner Sewall, daughter of Rev. Caleb Marsh Sewall and Catharine Sumner Turner, on 19 May 1891 in Clarinda, Iowa.³ William Savage Turner died on 13 August 1952 in Portland, Oregon, at the age of 93.⁴

     Robert fitz Turold was the son of Turold de Verdi Lord of Chetwynd.¹

     Mabella Turton was born circa 1748.¹ She married Rev. Thomas Whitby on 1 February 1770 in St. Mary's, Stafford.² Mabella Turton died in 1827.¹

     Elizabeth Tuttle married Samuel Brown.

     Catherine Anna Twitchell was born in 1901.² She married Charles Sewall Coburn, son of George Lewis Coburn and Charlotte (Lottie) Goldsmith Sewall, on 4 September 1930 in Melrose, Massachusetts.¹ Catherine Anna Twitchell died in 1994.²

     William Royal Tyler married Ellen Frances Krebs.¹ William Royal Tyler died before 1900.

     Sir John Tyndal died on 12 November 1616.¹

     Margaret Tyndal was born in 1591.² She was the daughter of Sir John Tyndal. Margaret Tyndal married, as his third wife, Governor John Winthrop, son of Adam Winthrop and Anne Brown, on 29 April 1618 in Great Maplestead, Essex.¹ Margaret Tyndal died on 14 June 1647 in Boston.³

     Henry Stafford Tyndale-Biscoe was born on 1 October 1857.¹ He was the son of William Earle Biscoe and Elizabeth Carey Sandeman. Henry Stafford Tyndale-Biscoe married Frances Ethel Primrose, daughter of Francis Neil Primrose and Henrietta Elizabeth Story Sewell, on 22 January 1884 in St. Luke's, Torquay, Devon,
The marriage of Mr. H. Stafford T. Biscoe eldest son of W. E. Biscoe, Esq., of Holton Park, Oxfordshire, with Miss F. E. Primrose, only child of the late F. N. Primrose, Esq., of Bixley Hall, Norfolk, was celebrated at St. Luke’s, Torquay, on Tuesday morning, the 22nd inst. The Rev. P. Williams, Rector of Rewe, Exeter, cousin of the bride, officiated, assisted by the Rev. W. S. Boyle, Vicar of the parish. The service was choral, Hymn 360 being sung as the bride came up the aisle, and Hymn 379 at the conclusion of the service. The bride was given away by her uncle, Mr. E. M. Primrose, and was attended by six bridesmaids — Miss M. and Miss A. Halliday, Miss Claudine Primrose, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Tyndale-Biscoe, and Miss M. Mackenzie. The bride wore an ivory Duchesse satin dress, trimmed with Brussels lace, tulle veil, and wreath of orange blossoms. The dresses of the bridesmaids were pale blue embroidered muslin, trimmed with cream lace; straw hats with lace and blue feathers. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mr. A. S. Tyndale-Biscoe, R.A., as best man. After the register was signed the guests returned to Sorel, the residence of Mrs. G. C. Harris, the bride’s aunt, for the wedding breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Biscoe left Torquay at three o’clock for Salisbury, en route for Westfield, Hayling Island, lent to them by Mrs. Sandeman, the bridegroom’s grandmother. The bride’s travelling dress was dark grey cashmere and velvet costume, trimmed with brown maratout, and grey bonnet with a red feather. Amongst the wedding presents, which were very numerous and handsome, were particularly noticeable a handsome walnut wood library writing-table, presented by the tenant farmers of the Holton Estate and T. E. Withington, Esq., of Holton Cottage; a handsome revolving breakfast dish, by the cottage tenants; a pair of silver-gilt sugar tongs and tea scoop and bedroom candlestick, by the servants at Holton Park; a family Bible, by the mistress and children of Holton School; and a silver tea service and candlesticks, by the tenants of the Bixley Hall Estate and — Hansell, Esq.^1,2
Henry Stafford Tyndale-Biscoe died on 8 July 1911 in Cromer, Norfolk, at the age of 53.^1,3

     Anna (or Hannah) Tyng was born on 6 January 1639/40 in Boston, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Capt. William Tyng and Elizabeth Coytemore. Anna (or Hannah) Tyng married Rev. Thomas Shepard, son of Rev. Thomas Shepard and Margaret Touteville, on 5 November 1656 in Charlestown and inherited Tyng's Mt. Wollaston Farm that later descended to Col. John Quincy and President John Quincy Adams. Thomas Shepard's land is mentioned in town records in 1673 when the road to Hough's Neck was laid out.^1,3,4 Anna (or Hannah) Tyng died on 5 August 1709 in Milton, Massachusetts, at the age of 69.⁵

     Hon. Edward Tyng was born in 1610 in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.² He married Mary Sears circa 1639 they had 10 children.² Hon. Edward Tyng died on 27 December 1681 in Dunstable, Massachusetts.²

     Judge Edward Tyng married Mary Sears. Judge Edward Tyng was born in 1610 in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.² He died on 27 December 1681 in Dunstable, Massachusetts.³

     Hannah Tyng was born on 7 March 1640 in Boston, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Hon. Edward Tyng and Mary Sears.³ Hannah Tyng married Habijah Savage, son of Major Thomas Savage and Faith Hutchinson, on 8 May 1661 in Boston.^4,5,6 Hannah Tyng married Daniel Gookin, son of Daniel Gookin and Mary Byrd, before 10 April 1685 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.⁷ Hannah Tyng died on 28 October 1688 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at the age of 48.⁸ She was buried on 31 October 1688 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, beside the remains of her husband.³

     Jonathan Tyng was born on 15 December 1642.¹ He was the son of Hon. Edward Tyng.¹ Jonathan Tyng married firstly Sarah Usher, daughter of Hezekiah Usher, before 1669 at Boston.² Jonathan Tyng died on 19 January 1724 at the age of 81.¹

     Mercy Tyng was born in 1642/43.² She was the daughter of Capt. William Tyng and Elizabeth Coytemore.³ Mercy Tyng married Dr. Samuel Bradstreet, son of Governor Simon Bradstreet and Ann Dudley, in 1662? In Boston they had five children.^1,2 Mercy Tyng died in September 1670?²

     Rebecca Tyng was born on 13 July 1651 in Boston, Massachusetts.² She was the daughter of Judge Edward Tyng and Mary Sears.^3,4 Rebecca Tyng married Governor Joseph Dudley, son of Govenor Thomas Dudley and Catherine Deighton, before 1669 in Roxbury and of their thirteen children, seven lived to maturity.^1,3 Rebecca Tyng died on 21 September 1722 at the age of 71 about 2 a-clock after midnight of a vehment flux.⁵

     Sarah Tyng married Rev. Thomas Smith, son of Thomas Smith and Mary Corwin, on 12 September 1728. Sarah Tyng died on 1 October 1742.