Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
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BirthMar 10, 1888, Rockingham County, North Carolina [15218]
DeathNov 23, 1971, Greensboro, Guilford County, North Carolina [15218]
BurialGuilford Memorial Park, 6000 High Point Rd, Greensboro, North Carolina [15218]
FatherPinkney Daniel WAYNICK (1855-1936)
MotherJalia Ann SMOTHERS (1860-1944)
Obituary Online notes for Albert Clay TURNER Sr.
Per NC Census and Death Record, Albert was the son of Mary Holland and Hannibal Turner. He married Annie Waynick about 1907 and they had four known children.
His obituary in the Greensboro Record, July 9, 1955, provides that he died unexpectedly overnight at his home. He was a native of Virginia and had lived in Greensboro the last 40 years. He operated the A.C. Turner Sign Company in in the city.
Survivors listed were his wife, the former Annie Myrtle Waynick, three sons, E.V. Turner and E.C. Turner, both of Greensboro, and W.T. Turner of Dunn; one daughter, Mrs. Howard Barbee of Greensboro; five grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Nell Brown of Greensboro and Mrs. Rose Davis of High Point. [15219]
His obituary in the Greensboro Record, July 9, 1955, provides that he died unexpectedly overnight at his home. He was a native of Virginia and had lived in Greensboro the last 40 years. He operated the A.C. Turner Sign Company in in the city.
Survivors listed were his wife, the former Annie Myrtle Waynick, three sons, E.V. Turner and E.C. Turner, both of Greensboro, and W.T. Turner of Dunn; one daughter, Mrs. Howard Barbee of Greensboro; five grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Nell Brown of Greensboro and Mrs. Rose Davis of High Point. [15219]
Obituary Online notes for Annie Myrtle (Spouse 1)
Per NC Census and Death Record, Annie was the daughter of Jalia A. Smothers and Pinkney Waynick. She married Albert Turner about 1907 and they had four known children.
Her obituary in the Greensboro Daily News, November 24, 1971, provides that she was a native of Rockingham County, but had lived in Greensboro the last 56 years. Surviving were her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Barbee of Greensboro; son, Clay Turner of Greensboro; brothers, Roy Waynick of Greensboro; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Bennett of Hollywood, Fla., and Mrs. Bert Milloway of Danville, Va. [15218]
Her obituary in the Greensboro Daily News, November 24, 1971, provides that she was a native of Rockingham County, but had lived in Greensboro the last 56 years. Surviving were her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Barbee of Greensboro; son, Clay Turner of Greensboro; brothers, Roy Waynick of Greensboro; sisters, Mrs. Maggie Bennett of Hollywood, Fla., and Mrs. Bert Milloway of Danville, Va. [15218]