TURNEY, Daniel

Daniel married RIDENOUR, Susannah Sally 10 Dec 1801. Susannah (daughter of RIDENOUR, Mathias Reitenauer and HERVAL, Katherina) died 1857, Ohio; was buried Riverside Cemetery, Riverside , Franklin, Ohio. [Group Sheet]

1. TURNEY, John was born 1802; died , Franklin, Ohio.
2. TURNEY, Henry was born 09 May 1804.
3. TURNEY, Jacob was born 08 Sep 1806; died Illinois.
4. TURNEY, Mary was born 14 May 1810; died West of Park's Mills, , Ohio.
5. TURNEY, Susannah was born 27 Jul 1812; died Westerville, , Ohio.
6. TURNEY, Daniel was born 25 Sep 1814; died Iowa.
7. TURNEY, Catherine was born 07 Feb 1816; died Indiana.
8. TURNEY, Elizabeth was born 18 Nov 1818; died Prospect, , Ohio.
9. TURNEY, George Ridenour was born 23 Mar 1821; died 1870, , Mifflin, Ohio; was buried Mifflin Prebyterian Church, Gahanna, Mifflin, Franklin, Ohio.
10. TURNEY, Phebe was born 23 Mar 1821; died Iowa.
11. TURNEY, David was born 27 Nov 1824.

Notes:

Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.)
Combined Matches: 1
The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149
page 169
Mrs. Ida May David Hamilton.
DAR ID Number: 148549
Born in Ostrander, Ohio.
Wife of Dr. Lewis Delmar Hamilton.
Descendant of John Turney, as follows:
1. Thomas David (1827-97) m. 1850 Margaret Turney (1827-1909).
2. Joseph Turney (1792-1872) m. 1812 Margaret Weber (1793-1860).
3. John Turney m. 1773 Magdalena Grove.
John Turney (1750-1824) served as private in the 2d company, 2d battalion, Northampton County, Pennsylvania militia, under Capt. George Knapinberger. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Ohio.
Also No. 146305.

Name Cemetery Location Reference
TURNEY, John Riverside Cem Sunbury Rd, Franklin Co OH 56 Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots, Vol.4, p. Serial: 11999; Volume: 8

notes from Ruebena Turney Kilcoyne:
was a private in the American Revolution, served in Captain George Kanapingberger's Company, 2nd battalion Northampton County, Pennsylvania
Muster Roll in 2nd Battalion of Associators in the county of Northampton and the province of Pennsylvania which is to compose part of the Flying Camp of 10,000 men commanded by Colonel Hart and in Captain Henry Hagenbuck's Company of Aug 6,
1776. These men joined Washington's army on Long Island & were part of Col. Baxter's Battalion. Gen. Muster Roll of 2nd Battalion of Northampton County Militia May 14, 1778.

2nd Company, Capt. George Knapingberger- class 8th - John Turney

John married GROVE, Magdalena 1773, Hagerstown, , Maryland. [Group Sheet]