Samuel TURTON (1832

Samuel TURTON (1832 - 1911)

Inn Keeper and Farmer

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Mary Elizabeth TURTON (1869 - 1956) Robert TURTON (1871 - ) Job Henry TURTON (1874 - ) Charles TURTON (1876 - ) Samuel TURTON (1877 - 1922) Sarah Jane TURTON (1880 - )	Samuel TURTON (1832 - 1911) + Millicent Mary MASON (1845 - 1934)

Pic P1. SAMUEL TURTON
who died Jan 8th 1911
aged 79 years
also MILLICENT MARY
wife of the above
born July 13th 1843
died May 31st 1934
also of SAMUEL
the beloved son of the above
who died May 31st 1922
aged 45 years

Pic S1. SAMUEL TURTON
who died Jan 8th 1911
aged 79 years
also MILLICENT MARY
wife of the above
born July 13th 1843
died May 31st 1934
also of SAMUEL
the beloved son of the above
who died May 31st 1922
aged 45 years

Pic 1. SAMUEL TURTON
who died Jan 8th 1911
aged 79 years
also MILLICENT MARY
wife of the above
born July 13th 1843
died May 31st 1934
also of SAMUEL
the beloved son of the above
who died May 31st 1922
aged 45 years

b. 1832 at Belper, Derbyshire, England

m. 1868 Millicent Mary MASON (1845 - 1934)

d. 1911 aged 79

Near Relatives of Samuel TURTON (1832 - 1911)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	Edwin MASON	1812	Egginton, Derbyshire, England	1889	Crich, Derbyshire, England	77
Mother in Law	Julia Lander SMITH	1813	Hilton, (Marston upon Dove), Derbyshire, England	1890	Horsley Woodhouse, Derbyshire, England	77

Self	Samuel TURTON	1832	Belper, Derbyshire, England	1911		79

Wife	Millicent Mary MASON	1845	Crich, Derbyshire, England	1934		89

Daughter	Mary Elizabeth TURTON	1869	Horsley Woodhouse, Derbyshire, England	1956	Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia	87
Son	Robert TURTON	1871	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England
Son	Job Henry TURTON	1874	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England
Son	Charles TURTON	1876	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England
Son	Samuel TURTON	1877		1922		45
Daughter	Sarah Jane TURTON	1880	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England

Son in Law	William RICHARDSON	1872		1953	Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia	81

Granddaughter	Doris Mabel RICHARDSON	1899	Smalley, Derbyshire, England	1983	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	84
Granddaughter	Hilda Mary RICHARDSON	1900	Smalley, Derbyshire, England	1982	Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia	82

Nephew	Denman Etherley MASON	1876	Beaufort, Victoria	1957	Canberra, ACT	81
Niece	Millicent Mary MASON	1879	Beaufort, Victoria	1959	Ashfield, NSW, Australia	80
Nephew	James Edwin MASON	1882	Beaufort, Victoria	1958	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	76
Nephew	Walter Henry MASON	1885	Beaufort, Victoria
Nephew	Frederick William MASON	1889	Beaufort, Victoria
Nephew	Stanley Nettleton MASON	1891	Beaufort, Victoria	1955	Concord Hospital, Concord, New South Wales, Australia	64
Niece	Julia MASON	1894	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia	1894	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	0
Nephew	Horace Rupert (Joe) MASON	1896	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia	1968	Canberra, ACT	72
Nephew	Robert Harlick MASON	1901	Ballarat East, Victoria, Australia
Nephew	Thomas MASON	1876	Beaufort, Victoria	1921	Forbes, NSW, Australia	45
Nephew	John MASON	1877	Deniliquin, NSW, Australia
Niece	Mary Ellen MASON	1879	Urana, NSW, Australia	1937	Lockhart, NSW, Australai	58
Nephew	Frederick George MASON	1884	Urana, NSW, Australia	1961	Manly, NSW, Australia	77
Niece	Alice MASON	1885	Urana, NSW, Australia	1958	Burwood, New South Wales, Australia	73
Niece	Rubena MASON	1897	Corowa, NSW, Australia	1990	Mudgeeraba, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia	93
Niece	Millicent MASON	1873	Crich, Derbyshire, England	1926		53
Niece	Elsie May MASON	1885	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1885	East Melbourne, Vic, Australia	0
Nephew	Claude MASON	1886	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1942	Victoria, Australia	56
Nephew	Harold Wilfred MASON	1889	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	1917	Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	28

Brother in Law	Denman Etherley MASON	1839	Crich, Derbyshire, England	1906	Daylesford, Victoria, Australia	67
Brother in Law	Rupert MASON	1841	Crich, Derbyshire, England	1901	Prahran, Victoria, Australia	60
Brother in Law	Henry MASON	1847	Crich, Derbyshire, England	1900	Belper, Derbyshire, England	53
Brother in Law	John MASON	1851	Crich, Derbyshire, England	1897	South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	46

Events in Samuel TURTON (1832 - 1911)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1832		Samuel TURTON was born	Belper, Derbyshire, England	Note 1
1868	36	Married Millicent Mary MASON (aged 23)		Note 2
1869	37	Birth of daughter Mary Elizabeth TURTON	Horsley Woodhouse, Derbyshire, England	Note 3	68
1871	39	Birth of son Robert TURTON	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England	1881 census
1874	42	Birth of son Job Henry TURTON	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England	1881 census
1876	44	Birth of son Charles TURTON	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England	1881 census
1877	45	Birth of son Samuel TURTON		Headstone - died 1922 - age 45
1880	48	Birth of daughter Sarah Jane TURTON	Woodhouse, Darbyshire, England	1881 census
1881	49	Census	Woodhouse Lane, Horsley, Derbyshire	Note 4	67
1911	79	Samuel TURTON died		Headstone

Note 1: Headstone
1881 census - Belper

Note 2: Denman Mason’s diary - 17 Nov 1867
t'was finally arranged that Turton and sister were to be married in February next.
Sunday January 19th/68
This morning the Banns of Marriage was published in Crich Church by Mr. Chawner
for Samuel Turton of Smalley and Millicent Mary Mason of Crich – first time of asking.
Thursday Jany. 23rd
Wrote to Mr. J. Farnsworth of Matlock accepting his tender
of a carriage and gray horse for Milleys wedding at 15/- for the day. Wrote to
Sam Turton and enclosed Mr. Farnsworths letter. Made and baked two wedding
cakes, one for Crich, the other for Smalley – good quality. Sharp frost and
cold wind.
Saturday Jany. 25th/68
Finished the bride cakes this morning. Father has sent invitations to Mr. and Mrs.
Dawse, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Taylor, Mr. J. Burton, Aunt Ralph Smith and Susannah.
There will be about 24 persons present on the occasion.
Saturday Feb. 1st/68
Mother and sister preparing for the wedding - have written invitations to
cousin Chas. Smith, Belper and Uncle Thos. and Phebe Ann of the Acres -
have also written to Mr. Farnsworth of Matlock respecting the Carrage
being at Crich by 10 o'clock on Wednesday next and to call at Crich Carr for
Miss Grundy. The wind is very powerful to-day having blown over several stacks
in Crich and nearly all the thatch of our buildings. According to fathers orders we
have two barrels of ale from Derby and spirits &c. ready for Wednesday next.
Wednesday Feby. 5th/68
Pleasant day – 9 o'clock the bridesmaids are already dressing. At half past
ten we were on our way to Church, the first carrage containing Mr. and Miss
Turton, Mr Walters of Belper and Miss Wheatcroft, the second carrage being
occupied by Millicent, Miss Grundy, Henry and myself. On arriving at the Church
the road was well filled by about 500 persons also inside the Church there was
a very large company, in fact persons came from Matlock, Belper, Aldwerslea,
Holloway and Mayfield, showing good respect. On our return home they were
met by Mr. and Mrs. Lee of the Dimple, Mr. and Mrs. Dawse, Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Wheatcroft, Uncle Ralph, cousin Susannah Smith, cousin Charles
from Belper, Ann and Isaac Bowmer of Rigway, Mr. Piggin, Mr. Holden, Mr.J. Dawse,
Mr. Baker, Miss Boag, Miss Hollis (from Ireland), Aunt Mary Ann and others.
The Breakfast table was filled three times. Mr. Holbeck the Church Minister who
married them came from Church in the last carriage and very kindly presided at
the head of the table, after which he made a very nice speech and was happy
to say that he had never seen so large a company at a wedding in Crich Church
before. The bridesmaids, Miss Turton, Miss Wheatcroft and Miss Grundy, where
dressed in white book musline with long trains, wreaths of flours and hair in curls,
with pink sash ribbon and tool falls. Sister Millicent was altogether white with a
wreath of orange blossom on her brow. The party was well managed and all
persons appeared to enjoy themselves and at 6 o'clock p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Turton
took their departure for Buxton in Farnsworth carrage, the company singing
God Save the Queen as they drove away. The company broke up about 12
o 'clock but several persons, with Charles Smith and myself did not see bed
untill about 3 o'clock Thursday morning.

Note 3: Derbyshire, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1916
Name
Mary Elizabeth Turton
Baptism Date
07/02/1869
Baptism Place
Longford Derbyshire England
Father
Samuel Turton
Mother
Milicent Mary Turton

Note 4: MASON
Julia (68) 1813, Hilton - visitor
TURTON
Samuel (40) - 1841, Belper - Inn Keeper and 20 acres of land
Millicent (37) - 1844, Codner
Mary E (12) - 1869, Woodhouse
Robert (10) - 1871, Woodhouse
Job Henry (7) - 1874, Woodhouse
Charles Jno (5) - 1876, Woodhouse
Samuel (2) - 1879, Woodhouse
Sarah Jane (1) - 1880, Woodhouse
WINFIELD
Emma (13) - servant

Personal Notes:

England & Wales National Probate Calendar
MASON Julia 18th April 1890
The Will of Julia Mason (heretofore Wife of Edwin Mason) formerly of Crich but late of Horsley Woodhouse both of the County of Derby Widow who died 18 February 1890 at Horsley Woodhouse was proved at Derby by Henry Mason of Crich Saddler the Son and Samuel Turton of Horsley Woodhouse Innkeeper the Executors. Personal Estate 437 pounds

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