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Susannah Thorney

• Birth*: Susannah Thorney was born circa 1775?
• Married Name: As of 17 May 1796,her married name was Fearncombe.¹
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Fearncombe, son of Samuel Fearncombe and Susannah Durston, on 17 May 1796 at West Bagborough, Somerset, England.¹
• Census*: Susannah Thorney and Thomas Fearncombe appeared on the census of March 1841 at West Bagborough, Somerset, England.
• Death*: Susannah Thorney died between April 1842 and June 1842 at West Bagborough, Somerset, England.²

• Last Edited: 23 Jan 2006

Edward Tieleman

• Death: Edward Tieleman died on 17 October 1954 at ON, Canada.¹
• Death*: He died in an automobile accident on 17 October 1954 at ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 26 Mar 2008

George Till¹

• Birth*: George Till was born circa 1815 at Old Sodbury, Gloucestershire, England.¹
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ann Barton, daughter of George Barton and Elizabeth (?), between April 1840 and June 1840 at Dursley, Gloucestershire, England.^1,2

• Last Edited: 9 Nov 2008

Lillian Pearl Timson¹

• Birth*: Lillian Pearl Timson was born in 1894 at Seneca Twp, Haldimand, ON, Canada.¹
• Married Name: As of 8 October 1919,her married name was McLean.¹
• Marriage*: She married Wesley McLean, son of John McLean and Elizabeth Sherlock, on 8 October 1919 at Glanford, Wentworth, ON, Canada.¹

• Last Edited: 13 Nov 2009

Elizabeth Tite

• Mother*: Sarah (?) b. c 1818

• Birth*: Elizabeth Tite was born in 1838 at Old Weston, Huntingdonshire, England.
• She was the daughter of Sarah (?).
• Married Name: As of circa 1862,her married name was Hall.
• Marriage*: Elizabeth Tite married Daniel Hall, son of Isaac Hall and Elizabeth Barley, between April 1862 and June 1862 at Old Weston, Huntingdonshire, England.¹
• Census*: Elizabeth Tite and Daniel Hall appeared on the census of April 1871 at Old Weston, Huntingdonshire, England.
• Census: Elizabeth Tite and Daniel Hall appeared on the census of April 1881 at South East St, Finedon, Northampton, England.
• Census: Elizabeth Tite and Daniel Hall appeared on the census of April 1891 at Finedon, Northampton, England.

• Last Edited: 28 Aug 2006

Frederick L Tupper¹

• Charts: Descendants of William Hyde & Eliza Miller

• Birth*: Frederick L Tupper was born circa 1858 at MI, USA.¹
• Occupation*: He was a physician in 1900 at Grindstone City, Huron, MI, USA.²
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 18 June 1900 in the household of James Reed and Mary Hyde at Port Austin Twp, Huron, MI, USA.
• Marriage*: Frederick L Tupper married Eliza Jane Reed, daughter of James Reed and Mary Hyde, in 1902 at MI, USA.¹
• Census*: Frederick L Tupper and Eliza Jane Reed appeared on the census of 1910 at 1008 Saginaw St, Flint, Genessee, USA.
• Note*: Frederick L Tupper was listed as a practicing physician. ( http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mi/county/lapeer/gen/ch18/pt2.html ) in 1916 at Genesee, MI, USA.
• Divorce*: He and Eliza Jane Reed were apparently divorced between 1920 and 1930 at USA.³
• Census: Frederick L Tupper and Eliza Jane Reed appeared on the census of 7 January 1920 at 1012 Saginaw St, Flint, Genessee, MI, USA, Brother-in-law of Fred, "James" enumerated w/them. Listed as widower. His age was unreadable.⁴
• Census*: Frederick L Tupper appeared on the census of 1930 at Detroit St, Flint, Genessee, MI, USA.

• Last Edited: 8 Sep 2007

Samuel Turner

• Birth*: Samuel Turner was born circa 1835 at Winwick, Huntingdonshire, England.¹
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in the household of Joseph Lawson and Mary Ann Robinson at Old Weston, Huntingdonshire, England.
• Marriage*: Samuel Turner married Naomi Radwell, daughter of John Radwell and Ruth Barley, between July 1857 and September 1857 at Huntingdonshire, England.²
• (Witness) Census: Samuel Turner appeared on the census of April 1861 in the household of John Radwell at Old Weston, Huntingdonshire, England.
• Census: Samuel Turner and Naomi Radwell appeared on the census of April 1871 at Old Weston, Huntingdonshire, England.
• Census*: Samuel Turner and Naomi Radwell appeared on the census of April 1881 at Old Weston, Huntington, England.
• Census: Samuel Turner and Naomi Radwell appeared on the census of April 1891 at Old Weston, Northamptonshire, England.
• Census: Samuel Turner and Naomi Radwell appeared on the census of April 1901 at Old Weston, Northamptonshire, England.

• Last Edited: 19 May 2006

(?) Turpel

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Pedigree of Meda (Turpel) Hyde

• Relationship: 3rd great-grandfather of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Last Edited: 21 Aug 2000

Agnes Turpel

Agnes Turpel with Aggie in Chicago ca 1914

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Agnes Turpel was born on 25 March 1851 at Credit, Peel, ON, Canada.¹
• She was the daughter of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: Agnes Turpel was baptized on 21 September 1852 at St Peter's Anglican Church, Credit Village, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Census: She appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Emigration*: Agnes Turpel emigrated in 1866 from USA.²
• Census*: She appeared on the census of 2 June 1870 at 5th Ward of Chicago, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.³
• Married Name: Her married name was O'Brien.
• Marriage*: She married John E. O'Brien between 2 June 1870 and January 1871 at Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.
• Census*: Agnes Turpel and John E. O'Brien appeared on the census of 7 June 1880 at Liberty St, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.
• Census: Agnes Turpel and John E. O'Brien appeared on the census of 8 June 1900 at 8 Edgemont Av, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.⁴
• Census: Agnes Turpel and John E. O'Brien appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 at 1012 South Robey St, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.⁵
• Death*: Agnes Turpel died on 11 July 1918 at 3428 Grenshaw, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA, at age 67.
• Burial*: She was buried on 15 July 1918 at Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery, Hillside, Cook, Il, USA; Grave 2, Lot 4North, Block 9, Section V Mt Carmel Catholic Cemetery - Established 1901, 1400 South Wolf Road, Hillside, Illinois, USA 60162 708-449-8300.⁶

• Last Edited: 3 Jul 2007

Bertha Elizabeth Turpel

James Rutledge, son Lloyd. and Bertha (Turpel) Rutledge ca 1930

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: Grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Bertha Elizabeth Turpel was born on 1 February 1878 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• She was the daughter of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: Bertha Elizabeth Turpel appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Census: Bertha Elizabeth Turpel appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Married Name: As of 22 June 1904,her married name was Rutledge.¹
• Marriage*: Bertha Elizabeth Turpel married James Rutledge, son of Robert Rutledge and Ellen Elliott, on 22 June 1904 at Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.¹
• Death*: Bertha Elizabeth Turpel died see burial in August 1959 at age 81.
• Burial*: She was buried on 2 August 1959 at Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto, York, ON, Canada.²

• Last Edited: 31 Oct 2004

Catherine Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Catherine Turpel was born on 3 September 1849 at Springfield (later Erindale, now part of Mississauga), Peel, ON, Canada.
• She was the daughter of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: Catherine Turpel was baptized on 21 September 1852 at St Peter's Anglican Church, Springfield (later Erindale, now part of Mississauga), Peel, ON, Canada.¹
• (Witness) Census: She appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Married Name: As of 1 January 1874,her married name was Brown.²
• Marriage*: Catherine Turpel married Andrew Morris Brown on 1 January 1874 at Tecumseth, Simcoe, ON, Canada.³
• (Witness) Census: Catherine Turpel appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Tosorontio, Simcoe, ON, Canada; Thomas and Andrew Brown enumerated under surname of "TURPUL."
• Married Name: As of 6 October 1881,her married name was Derby.⁴
• Marriage*: Catherine Turpel married David Mason Derby, son of Theodore Derby and Ann Mason, on 6 October 1881 at Alliston, Simcoe, ON, Canada.⁴
• Census*: Catherine Turpel and David Mason Derby appeared on the census of 15 April 1891 at Tosorontio Twp, Simcoe, ON, Canada, next to nephew John Mason and Catherine's brother, William Turpel and their mother Mary Turpel.
• Death*: Catherine Turpel died of cancer of the stomach on 25 December 1900 at Conc 4, Lot 26, Tossorontio, Simcoe, ON, Canada, at age 51.⁵

• Last Edited: 3 Nov 2008

Charles Duncan Turpel

Cousins George Ryan and Charles Turpel 1909

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: Granduncle of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Note*: Charles Duncan Turpel ARTICLE FROM: DO YOU REMEMBER? in the Halton-Peel Newsletter June 1999. Page 99-29 by Harry G. Duff: "Around 1910 Charlie Turpel of Erindale married Mildred Rutledge of Cooksville (my note, she was from Port Credit). They moved into a small orchard farm just east of Kirwin Avenue on the north side of Dundas Street. I don't know when it was (as far back as I can remember, there was always a Turpel's Market) but sometime later they opened a fruit market right beside their home to sell apples, plums, cherries, strawberries, and other of their farm produce. Their products were good, and the market was successful. It soon outstripped the farm and became their main occupation - or at least, Mildred's. Both she and Charlie were active in the market, but Mildred was the main driving force. Although their sign did not proclaim it, everyone knew it as "Ma Turpel's Market".
  In the 1940's the market had it's heyday. It had gained a reputation in west Toronto for the quality of the produce, and weekends became bedlam. Turpel's products extended first to both sides of the sidewalk, and later to both sides of the highway. Pedestrians had to be careful as they walked past, not to step into a basket of tomatoes, and highway customers were forced to park along the sides of the highway well up and down the street. MIldred was frequently in trouble with her neighbours because of this, and on a fine weekend day, it was downright dangerous to drive past at any but the slowest speeds.
  It was probably lack of parking that beat Ma Turpel in the end. In the market's good days, in the 1940's, Dundas Highway was only two lanes wide. Sometime in the 1950's more land was expropriated and the street was widened to four lanes. Mildred and Charlie were getting older and business could no longer be as successful or enjoyable as it had been in the past. They closed down their market for good. The building was rented out for other purposes a few times but never regained the reputation and activity that Ma Turpel's had had."
  
• Birth*: He was born on 9 January 1885 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• He was the son of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: Charles Duncan Turpel appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Census*: Charles Duncan Turpel appeared on the census of 1901; enumerated with the Curran family.
• Marriage*: He married Mildred Frances Rutledge, daughter of William Henry Rutledge and Frances Petch, on 10 September 1909 at Newmarket, York, ON, Canada.¹
• Census*: Charles Duncan Turpel and Mildred Frances Rutledge appeared on the census of July 1911 at Cooksville, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Death*: Charles Duncan Turpel died on 18 September 1970 at Cooksville, Peel, ON, Canada, at age 85.

• Last Edited: 27 May 2006

Darlene Turpel

• Father*: Deearr Charles Turpel b. 4 Jun 1911, d. 21 Aug 1971
• Mother*: Wilhelmina H. Coates b. 24 Nov 1912, d. 25 Aug 1989

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: 2nd cousin of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Darlene Turpel was born in 1937 at ON, Canada.
• She was the daughter of Deearr Charles Turpel and Wilhelmina H. Coates.
• Death*: Darlene Turpel died on 7 February 2005 at Mississauga, Peel, ON, Canada.¹

• Last Edited: 13 Feb 2005

Deearr Charles Turpel

• Father*: Charles Duncan Turpel b. 9 Jan 1885, d. 18 Sep 1970
• Mother*: Mildred Frances Rutledge b. 12 Mar 1893, d. 25 May 1965

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: 1st cousin 1 time removed of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Deearr Charles Turpel was born on 4 June 1911.
• He was the son of Charles Duncan Turpel and Mildred Frances Rutledge.
• (Witness) Census: Deearr Charles Turpel appeared on the census of July 1911 in the household of Charles Duncan Turpel and Mildred Frances Rutledge at Cooksville, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Marriage*: Deearr Charles Turpel married Wilhelmina H. Coates circa 1936 at ON, Canada.
• Death*: Deearr Charles Turpel died on 21 August 1971 at age 60.
• Burial*: He was buried after 21 August 1971 at Brampton Cemetery, Brampton, Peel, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 4 Aug 2009

Duncan Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Pedigree of Meda (Turpel) Hyde

• Relationship: Great-grandfather of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Name Variation: Duncan Turpel was also known as Turple.
• Note*: He "His father and family first settled on Yonge St. (York Mills - later Hogg's Hollow, York County). His father was a millright. He built a gristmill for Cornelius Van Nostrand. They moved to Springfield to build another gristmill for Van Nostrand. They kept the Toll Gate there. They also had a butcher shop. Duncan was 3 when his family moved to Springfield from York Mills. They lived on the Plank Rd (Mississauga Rd.). There was a lot of teaming done on the Plank Road between Streetsville and Port Credit." (The above was written by Frances Patchett Turpel about her husband Duncan. She was answering a series of questions entitled 'Pioneer Questions'.).
• Name Variation: Duncan Turpel was also known as Turpell.
• Birth*: He was born on 11 March 1844 at Hogg's Hollow, York (now Toronto), York, ON, Canada.
• He was the son of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• (Witness) Census: Duncan Turpel appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Marriage*: Duncan Turpel married Frances Patchett, daughter of Abednego Patchett and Mary McCarthy, on 4 September 1872 at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.¹
• Census: Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Census: Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Census*: Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett appeared on the census of 1 June 1911 at Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Death*: Duncan Turpel died on 30 May 1935 at Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada, at age 91.
• Burial*: He was buried on 2 June 1935 at Cosmopolitan Cemetery, Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 4 Aug 2009

Eleanor Louise Turpel

Eleanor (Turpel) Clark in front of her house with daughter Rita Clark. 74 Margueretta Street, Toronto. Circa 1926

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: Grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Eleanor Louise Turpel was born on 1 April 1880 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• She was the daughter of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: Eleanor Louise Turpel appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Census: Eleanor Louise Turpel appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Married Name: As of 13 September 1899,her married name was Clark.
• Marriage*: Eleanor Louise Turpel married Charles W Clark, son of John Clark and Charlotte Clark, on 13 September 1899 at Toronto, York, ON, Canada; Witnesses: WJ McClelland & Carrie Davis both of Toronto.¹
• (Witness) Census: Eleanor Louise Turpel appeared on the census of March 1901 in the household of John Clark and Charlotte Clark at Toronto (west), York, ON, Canada.
• Census*: Eleanor Louise Turpel and Charles W Clark appeared on the census of June 1911 at 18 Shirley St, Toronto, York, ON, Canada.
• Note*: Eleanor Louise Turpel and Charles W Clark moved to 74 Margueretta Street, Toronto circa 1924.²
• Married Name: As of 22 July 1950,her married name was Ellis.
• Marriage*: Eleanor Louise Turpel married David Charles Ellis on 22 July 1950 at St Hilda's Anglican, Toronto, York, ON, Canada.
• Death*: Eleanor Louise Turpel died on 22 October 1967 at Toronto, York, ON, Canada, at age 87.³
• Burial*: She was buried after 22 October 1967 at Park Lawn Cemetery (in the Clark plot), Toronto, York, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 27 Jun 2009

James Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-granduncle of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Note*: James Turpel James and Mary were childless according to the Scott County Journal. That same article indicated that he came to Indiana in 1880.
• Birth*: He was born in September 1841 at York, ON, Canada.¹
• He was the son of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: James Turpel was baptized on 27 September 1842 at St. John's Anglican Church, York (Toronto), York, ON, Canada.²
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Marriage*: James Turpel married Mary L. Shaver, daughter of Ephraim Shaver, in 1870 at IN?, USA.
• Death*: James Turpel died I have a photocopy of the obituary sent to me by Scottsburg resident Mrs Ernest Gray on Apr 6, 1994. on 5 September 1923 at Scottsburg, IN, USA.³
• Burial*: He was buried on 6 September 1923 at Scottsburg Cemetery, Scottsburg, Scott, IN, USA.⁴

• Last Edited: 3 Jan 2006

Jane Ann Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Jane Ann Turpel was born on 7 July 1836 at York, ON, Canada.¹
• She was the daughter of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: Jane Ann Turpel was baptized on 27 September 1842 at St. John's Anglican Church, York (Toronto), York, ON, Canada.²
• Married Name: As of 25 October 1852,her married name was Mason.
• Marriage*: She married Robert Mason on 25 October 1852 at St. Peter's Anglican Church, Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.³
• Census*: Jane Ann Turpel and Robert Mason appeared on the census of 1881 at Lisle, Simcoe, ON, Canada.
• Census: Jane Ann Turpel and Robert Mason appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 at Tosorontio Twp, Simcoe, ON, Canada. They were enumerated about 50 families after William Turpel & Catherine (Turpel) Derbyand their son John Mason.
• (Witness) Census: Jane Ann Turpel appeared on the census of 18 April 1901 in the household of Grace Mason and William Thomas Logan at Tosorontio, Simcoe, ON, Canada; enumerated near the Duffy's.⁴
• (Witness) Census: Jane Ann Turpel appeared on the census of 1 June 1911 in the household of William Thomas Logan and Grace Mason at Barrie, Simcoe, ON, Canada.
• Death*: Jane Ann Turpel died Informant Robert Mason, her son on 16 August 1925 at Fergus, Simcoe, ON, Canada, at age 89.⁵
• Burial*: She was buried at Glencairn, Fergus?, Simcoe, ON, Canada.⁶

• Last Edited: 28 Jul 2008

Jane Ellen Turpel

• Relationship: 2nd cousin 1 time removed of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Married Name: Her married name was Black.
• Birth*: Jane Ellen Turpel was born on 1 January 1974 at ON, Canada.
• Death*: She died in March 2007 at ON, Canada, at age 33.

• Last Edited: 31 Jul 2009

John C. Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-granduncle of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: John C. Turpel was born in 1839 at Canada.
• He was the son of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: John C. Turpel was baptized on 27 September 1842 at St. John's Anglican Church, York (Toronto), York, ON, Canada.¹
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Mil - Rank*: John C. Turpel was a Private between 1861 and 1865.
• Milit-Beg*: He began military service on 19 December 1861 at Chicago, Cook, IL, USA, with Battery L Company, 2nd Light Artillery Regular. He was a Union soldier in the US Civil War.²
• Milit-End*: He ended military service on 9 August 1865 at Chicago, Cook, IL, USA. He had fought in one of the turning point campaigns of the Civil War, the battle of Vicksburg:
  "The Civil War divided our nation, Americans fighting Americans, brother against brother. The war lasted four long years before the Confederate surrender at Appomattox, VA. Many historians say that a key battle fought westward was the turning point in the war: the Battle of Vicksburg. President Abraham Lincoln had declared "Vicksburg is the key...the war can never be brought to a close until that key is in our pocket."
  
  On bluffs 250 feet high, the city of Vicksburg, MS, overlooks the Mississippi River on the Louisiana-Mississippi state boundary. The river was a key supply route for the Confederate forces in the West. These forces at Vicksburg, commanded by Lieutenant General John Clifford Pemperton, obtained soldiers and supplies from Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana, and the Mississippi Yazoo Delta district. Vicksburg was one of the war’s great fortified strongholds. On the high bluffs, Confederate forces positioned artillery batteries ready to challenge the passage of Union ships. Gaining control of Vicksburg and the Mississippi River would open a major supply artery for the Union forces."
  CPT William T. Welch.²
• Census*: He appeared on the census of 8 June 1880 at 316 Ashland Av, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.³
• Death*: He died from heart problems on 25 September 1902 at Farm of Rudolph Nichols, Rockville, Kankakee, IL, USA.

• Last Edited: 3 Jan 2006

John Campbell Turpel

• Father*: (?) Turpel

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Pedigree of Meda (Turpel) Hyde

• Relationship: 2nd great-grandfather of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Name Variation: John Campbell Turpel was also known as Turpell.
• Name Variation: John Campbell Turpel was also known as Turple.
• Birth*: He was born between 1811 and 1814? At NS, Canada; There are numerous references to his being born in Nova Scotia. (10/00).^1,2
• He was the son of (?) Turpel.
• Marriage*: John Campbell Turpel married Mary Mullihan(?) circa 1835 at Canada.
• Note: A book about St. John's Anglican Church on Yonge St., Toronto was published called '150 Years at St. John's, York Mills' by M. Audrey Graham (1816-1966). (I obtained a copy of this book when Doris (Hyde) Fearncombe (my mother) and I visited St John's in 1995. ) In it, John C. Turpel was mentioned as being a member of 'the Committee for the erection of this Church'. He participated in the building of a replacement church (the original had not held up). The cornerstone was laid on May 30, 1843. St John's Anglican church still stands on Yonge St in North York, Toronto.
• (Witness) History: John Campbell Turpel would have witnessed the same as this "Viator" This letter describes Cooksville & Springfield in 1847 and also mentions that the gristmill in Springfield had burned to the ground. That was the timeframe during which JC Turpel moved his family from Hogg's Hollow to Springfield (later called Erindale). It was later written by J.C Turpel's daughter-in-law, Frances, that JC Turpel had gone to Springfield in order to build a gristmill for "Vanostrand." <--this would be Cornelius
  Vanostrand.
  
  A Tour of the West
  LETTERS BY VIATOR FOR THE BRITISH WHIG - 1847
  
  LETTER NO. III
  
  Cooksville:
  
  The neat and improving Village of Cooksville is situated on Dundas Street, sixteen miles from Toronto; it numbers about 400 inhabitants. It contains three excellent houses of accommodation, one large, well furnished Store, an extensive Furniture Warehouse, a Post Office, Blacksmith's and Sadler's Shop, and a "Fashionable Tailor's Establishment"; together with numerous "concerns" of less note. In the centre of the fine tract lying between Port Credit and this village, a capital Steam Saw Mill has been lately erected by the Messrs. Romain, which apprises you of its whereabouts long ere you can see it, by the reverberations of its machinery through the profusidity of the pine forest, - to use an expression of an egotistical writer in a late number of the Church. The country from Toronto to this place, is well cleared and in a high state of cultivation. The loghouses and shanties, the primitive indispensable of the settlers, have long since disappeared to make room for the more commodious and respectable frame buildings with its green blinds, or brick cottage, glorying in its florid front. It is really astonishing to find what a few years of patient industry and sobriety will accomplish in converting the untrodden forests into smiling abodes of independence and happiness. Toronto can well boast of having in its immediate vicinity some of the finest farms in this or any other country.
  
  From Cooksville, I travelled in one of the numerous stages which ply between the city and villages on Dundas Street, to Springfield. Here I found a friend of mine comfortably located with the worthy hostess of the Royal Arms Hotel, of which I shall say a little by and by.
  
  Springfield:
  This sweet, picturesque and enchanting village, is situated on the right bank of the River Credit, from which a charming view is had of several "bends" of this beautiful stream. Some idea may be formed of the exquisite scenery which environs this pretty spot, from a first glance calling to my recollection some of those inimitable views on Killarney's Lakes. The River at this place, takes a wide and circuitous sweep between high banks crowned with venerable Oaks and towering Pines. The "flats" on both sides the steam are now cleared, then covered with bushy shrubs; here waving with yellow corn, there reposing in solitary beauty, while the limped stream, like a silver cord, winds its tortuous course along-- at one place broken into myriad of bubbles by the rocky bed, another leaping gaily over a sudden declivity -- a perfect miniature cataract -- rendered more pleasing from its sweet associations, while again it glides gracefully by -- scarcely kissing the pebbles on its enameled border. The village numbers 500 inhabitants; and contains one Store, one Furniture Manufactory, a Saw Mill, two well ordered Taverns, and one capital Hotel, kept by my hostess, Madam Cavanahthan, than whom can be found none more ready to pay attention to her guests; her beds are perfect luxuries, clean, well aired and soft. I strongly recommend a visit to this section of the country, to pay their devoirs to the landlady of the "Royal Arms."
  An extensive Grist Mill has lately been burnt down - it is strange that there seems no likelihood of another being erected in its place; it is a matter of reproach to those capitalists in the village. I was astonished to find that such valuable water privileges had not been taken advantage of. There is a neat and commodious English Church here (Lauren's note: St Peter's Anglican), but miserably attended. The Protestant population is about 200, yet not more than 20 people attend. This shows that, either the people are very careless and indolent, or that the Curate is very lax in his spiritual admonitions * . Some few years back this place was the resort of numerous fishermen, who in the season found ample sport for their trouble; but "Othello's occupation's gone." Then it was deemed only fair sport to spear 80 or 100 Salmon a day -- now you can with difficulty procure a dozen. The River, however, abounds with some large silver eel (Lauren's note: Duncan Turpel used to fish for eel in this same place behind his house - probably his father did so before him), which amply repay the trouble of catching them. Trout are rarely hooked so far down the stream, but hearing that farther up there was abundance, I expressed a desire to go; my friend immediately formed a party of five, to start early in the morning, for a pond some fifty miles north-west. Then hey! for the "boundless continuity of" -- woods. A perfectly enchanting drive to two hours, over a smooth road, and through beautiful scenery, brought us to the village, town more properly, of Streetsville. But enough for this letter.
  VIATOR
  Township of Kingston, Sept.1, 1847.
  
  * Dissenters are numerous, no less than four ... hold meetings here.³
• Occupation: He was a carpenter in April 1851 at 1851 census, Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Occupation*: He was a butcher according to baptismal records of daughters Agnes and Catherine in 1852 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Census: He and Mary Mullihan(?) appeared on the census of 1861 at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Living*: John Campbell Turpel was living on 30 May 1862 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada,based on receipt for work he had performed and been paid for at St Peter's Anglican Church, he was in Springfield on this date.
• Note: He was enumerated as TURPUL in 1881.
• Census*: He and Mary Mullihan(?) appeared on the census of 1881 at Tosorontio, Simcoe, ON, Canada; Thomas and Andrew Brown enumerated under surname of "TURPUL."
• Death*: John Campbell Turpel died between 1881 and 1891 at prob Tosorontio, prob Simcoe, ON, Canada, while I've found no death certificate, church record, or grave stone for John or his wife Mary yet. I am certain John died between the census years of 1881 and 1891. He and Mary were both enumerated in the 1881 census. In the 1891 census, Mary is listed as a widow and living with her son William. Mary Turpel has not been found to be enumerated in the 1901 census.
• Burial*: He was buried at prob Tosorontio Twp, Simcoe, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 3 Nov 2008

John Campbell Turpel

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: Granduncle of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: John Campbell Turpel was born on 1 November 1882 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• He was the son of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: John Campbell Turpel appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Death*: John Campbell Turpel died died of TB on 13 January 1900 at at home, Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada, at age 17.
• Burial*: He was buried after 13 January 1900 at St Peter's Anglican, Cosmopolitan Cemetery, Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 19 Jun 2006

Maria Agnes Turpel

Agnes Maria Turpel ca 1900

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: Grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Maria Agnes Turpel was born on 16 July 1875 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.¹
• She was the daughter of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: Maria Agnes Turpel appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Census: Maria Agnes Turpel appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Marriage: Maria Agnes Turpel witnessed the marriage of Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel and Burton Nelson Harris on 31 July 1895 at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.²
• (Witness) Marriage: Maria Agnes Turpel witnessed the marriage of Bertha Elizabeth Turpel and James Rutledge on 22 June 1904 at Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.³
• Married Name: As of circa 1909,her married name was Howard.
• Marriage*: Maria Agnes Turpel married Ernest Edmund Howard circa 1909.
• Address*: As of between 1920 and 1951, Maria Agnes Turpel lived at 65 Ostend Av, Swansea, York, ON, Canada.
• Death*: She died on 11 May 1953 at Toronto, York, ON, Canada, at age 77.
• Burial: She was buried on 14 May 1953 at Parklawn Cemetery Plot K-848, Toronto, York, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 26 Jul 2008

Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: Grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel was born on 16 January 1873 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.¹
• Nickname: Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel also went by the name of Mazie.
• She was the daughter of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel appeared on the census of 4 April 1881 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Census: Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel appeared on the census of 6 April 1891 in the household of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Married Name: As of 31 July 1895,her married name was Harris.²
• Marriage*: Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel married Burton Nelson Harris, son of Ira Nelson Harris and Mary C Lackie, on 31 July 1895 at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.²
• Living*: Mary Amelia (Mazie) Turpel was living on 27 April 1901; Mazie and her son Clival were living with her parents, Duncan & Frances Turpel on April 27th, 1901 when the census was taken. She died from TB one month later. Source:1901 Ontario census District 103 Peel Subdistrict D page 10.
• Death*: She died died of TB on 27 May 1901 at her parent's home, Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada, at age 28.
• Burial*: She was buried at Cosmopolitan Cemetery behind St. Peter's Anglican, Erindale (now Mississauga), Peel, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 26 Jul 2008

Mary Ann Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Mary Ann Turpel was born in 1843 at North York (now Toronto), ON, Canada.
• She was the daughter of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• (Witness) Census: Mary Ann Turpel appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Note*: Mary Ann Turpel Mary married a Ryan according to lawyer letter regarding James Turpels estate in 1873.
• Married Name: As of 27 September 1873,her married name was Ryan.
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Ryan on 27 September 1873 at Trinity Church, St. Louis, MO, USA. Married by Edwin Coan, minister of Trinity Church. Witnesses: E.M. Buckingham, 1613 HickorySt. and Mrs. E.J. Rathbone, 609 Franklin Av.^1,2
• Living*: Mary Ann Turpel was living in 1875 at Denver, CO, USA.
• Address*: As of June 1880, Mary Ann Turpel lived at 18 Pierpoint St., Denver, Arapahoe, CO, USA; Address recorded during 1880 census.
• Address*: As of 1 June 1900, Mary Ann Turpel and Thomas Ryan lived at 119 25th Avenue, Denver, Arapahoe, CO, USA.³
• Census*: Mary Ann Turpel appeared on the census of 1910 at at her sister Agnes', Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.
• (Witness) Census: She appeared on the census of 15 April 1910 in the household of John E. O'Brien and Agnes Turpel at 1012 South Robey St, Chicago, Cook, IL, USA.⁴
• Census: Mary Ann Turpel appeared on the census of 15 January 1920 at 2127 Tremont St (now Tremont Pl), Denver City, Denver, CO, USA; listed as a lodger, widow, age 72, entry to US 1862. No head of household, other lodgers, Harry Brown age 44 born Indiana, his wife Mary J Brown, age 31, born Michigan, parents from Canada. Harry J Bauer, age 57, single, born Illinois, parents born Germany. Theodore N Bauer, age 52, single, born Illinois, parents born Germany. Both Bauers are carpenters.⁵
• Death*: She died after 15 January 1920 at Denver, CO, USA.

• Last Edited: 2 Aug 2007

Meda Grace Langtry Turpel

Meda (Turpel) Hyde & John E Hyde ca 1935

• Father*: Duncan Turpel b. 11 Mar 1844, d. 30 May 1935
• Mother*: Frances Patchett b. 2 May 1853, d. 8 Sep 1934

• Charts: Descendants of William Hyde & Eliza Miller, Descendants of John Menary & Catherine Wilson, Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett, Pedigree of Meda (Turpel) Hyde

• Relationship: Grandmother of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Meda Grace Langtry Turpel was born on 22 October 1893 at Springfield, Peel, ON, Canada.
• She was the daughter of Duncan Turpel and Frances Patchett.
• (Witness) Census: Meda Grace Langtry Turpel appeared on the census of 1 June 1911 in the household of Frances Patchett and Duncan Turpel at Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Married Name: As of 18 August 1922,her married name was Hyde.
• Marriage*: Meda Grace Langtry Turpel married John Ernest Hyde, son of Robert Hyde and Charlotte Menary, on 18 August 1922 at Toronto area, ON, Canada; per Doris Hyde.
• Death*: Meda Grace Langtry Turpel died on 9 December 1960 at Toronto, York, ON, Canada, at age 67.
• Burial*: She was buried on 12 December 1960 at Cosmopolitan Cemetery, Erindale, Peel, ON, Canada.

• Last Edited: 11 Sep 2004

Mildred Turpel

• Father*: Charles Duncan Turpel b. 9 Jan 1885, d. 18 Sep 1970
• Mother*: Mildred Frances Rutledge b. 12 Mar 1893, d. 25 May 1965

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?), Descendants of John Patchett

• Relationship: 1st cousin 1 time removed of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Married Name: Her married name was O'Connell.
• Married Name: Her married name was Poole.
• Note*: Mildred Turpel I asked Mom (Doris) about Mildred Turpel via an email. Her reply: I just noticed the query about the children. No she never had any children. She worked in Toronto all her life--had a good position ,so they said. I never knew what she did. Mom.
  
  
• Marriage*: She married Thomas O'Connell at ON, Canada.
• Birth*: Mildred Turpel was born on 30 March 1910.
• She was the daughter of Charles Duncan Turpel and Mildred Frances Rutledge.
• (Witness) Census: Mildred Turpel appeared on the census of July 1911 in the household of Charles Duncan Turpel and Mildred Frances Rutledge at Cooksville, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Death*: Mildred Turpel died on 29 August 1973 at age 63.

• Last Edited: 7 Oct 2000

Sarah Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-grandaunt of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: Sarah Turpel was born in 1835 at Toronto, York, ON, Canada.¹
• She was the daughter of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: Sarah Turpel was baptized on 27 September 1842 at St. John's Anglican Church, York (Toronto), York, ON, Canada.²
• Married Name: As of 1856,her married name was Gill.
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Gill, son of Thomas Gill and Catherine Corcoran, in 1856 at ON, Canada.
• Religion*: Sarah Turpel was Catholic in 1861 census.
• Living*: She was living in 1871 at Streetsville, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Census*: She and Thomas Gill appeared on the census of 1881 at Streetsville, Peel, ON, Canada.
• Death*: Sarah Turpel died of heart disease on 7 August 1897 at 1 Main St, Streetsville, Peel, ON, Canada.^3,4

• Last Edited: 26 May 2006

William Turpel

• Father*: John Campbell Turpel b. bt 1811 - 1814?, d. bt 1881 - 1891
• Mother*: Mary Mullihan(?) b. c 1810, d. bt 16 Apr 1891 - 1901

• Charts: Descendants of John Turpel & Mary (Mullihan?)

• Relationship: Great-granduncle of Lauren Fearncombe.

• Birth*: William Turpel was born in 1838 at Canada.
• He was the son of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?).
• Baptism: William Turpel was baptized on 27 September 1842 at St. John's Anglican Church, York (Toronto), York, ON, Canada.¹
• (Witness) Census: He appeared on the census of 1861 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Toronto Twp, Peel, ON, Canada.
• (Witness) Marriage: William Turpel witnessed the marriage of Catherine Turpel and Andrew Morris Brown on 1 January 1874 at Tecumseth, Simcoe, ON, Canada.²
• (Witness) Census: William Turpel appeared on the census of 1881 in the household of John Campbell Turpel and Mary Mullihan(?) at Tosorontio, Simcoe, ON, Canada; Thomas and Andrew Brown enumerated under surname of "TURPUL."
• Census*: William Turpel appeared on the census of 15 April 1891 at Concession 3, Lot 26, Tossorontio Twp, Simcoe, ON, Canada.
• Death*: He died of valvular disease of the heart on 12 February 1903 at Lot 26, Conc 3, Tosorontio Twp, Simcoe, ON, Canada.³

• Last Edited: 9 Jun 2007

Emma Urch

• Charts: Descendants of Hugh Fearncombe & Catherine Davies

• Birth*: Emma Urch was born in 1831 at Kewstoke, Somerset, England.¹
• Marriage*: She married Joseph John Fearncombe, son of James Fearncombe and Mary Purse, between April 1854 and June 1854 at Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales.²
• Married Name: As of 1855?,her married name was Fearncombe.
• Census*: Emma Urch and Joseph John Fearncombe appeared on the census of 1861 at Regent St, Weston super Mare, Somerset, England.
• Census: Emma Urch and Joseph John Fearncombe appeared on the census of 1871 at Regent St, Weston super Mare, Somerset, England.
• Census: Emma Urch and Joseph John Fearncombe appeared on the census of April 1891 at 30-31 Regents St, Weston super Mare, Somerset, England.
• Death*: Emma Urch died between January 1918 and March 1918.³

• Last Edited: 4 May 2007