UPDATE:
As this month ends the following is in progress:
PHILLIPS:  My researcher in Ireland (Website), Tony Kent (Email), has found that many Phillips and Peyton families were in the County of Cork  and specifically the Parishes of Kinneigh and Ballymoney.  I believe that our families were in the Ballymoney Parish since there were other family names there and that it was the stated burial place of William Hayes Phillips.  The sad part may be that other records we would like to search may have been destroyed.  If all else fails we may be able to connect the various families after 1800.  I have also made contact with a descendant of William Eric Phillips and I hope that that family may have something.
TURNER:  I am still checking census and histories of Michigan, Ohio and New York state.  These searches have not been fruitful as yet; but, I will continue.  Any meaningful references to the Turner's of Michigan seem to start at their arrival in the Michigan Territory c. 1835.  Where were they before?  The early account has holes in in it and so it has not been fully trusted.  Even George's birth date is disputed. Was it 1835 and 1836?

PHILLIPS, Derek McLaughlin:  Obituary:
Globe &Mail: Wednesday, February 7, 2001
PHILLIPS, Derek McLaughlin
On Sunday, February 4, 2001. Beloved husband and dearest friend of Nancy, his wife of 50 years. Adored father of Mark and Thomas. Loving grandfather of Caitlin and Robin (Mark) and of Emily (Thomas). He was cherished by countless friends. Derek was the eldest grandson of Colonel R.S. McLaughlin and the eldest son of Colonel W. Eric Phillips. He will be profoundly missed by his sister Diana and her husband Philip Jackson. As well, he will be missed by his sister-in-law Teresa, his stepsister Cecil Fennell, and his stepbrother Timothy. Derek was educated at TCS, UCC and The University of Toronto (Engineering). He served with distinction as an officer in the Royal Canadian Artillery in the Second World War. Subsequently, he and Nancy moved to Sao Paulo, Brazil, where for three years he ran a division of Brazilian Light and Power. Following his return to Canada, he became Director of Engineering and Technical Services at Duplate Canada. He remained in that post until his retirement. A funeral service will be held at GRACE CHURCH ON-THE-HILL, 300 Lonsdale Road, on Friday, February 9th at 2:00 p.m. A private family burial will follow. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. 

QUILLERS: 
I have recently received further information on the Quiller Family from Jeremy Rowett Johns of the Polperro Web Site.  You can reach Jeremy at:  mailto:    and visit the web site at:  http://www.polperro.org  then goto \Family History.  Many thanks Jeremy for the information supplied.

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FARNELL, Dorothy Helen Jane (Hoar):
It is my sad duty to inform you that Dorothy passed away at her home on the 9th of January of this year. 

I will be starting to open my AFFILIATES page.  By accessing, at any time, the affiliates, through my site, and joining or ordering from them it will help me pay for this site.. ..........Thanks 

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Now you can get ready to celebrate the end of the millennium!

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 I have finished a quick reading of the 'History of Bandon' by Geo. Bennett and have provided a synopsis for mentions of Peyton, Phillips and Whelpy.

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The entire web site of //paulturner.ca has been saved in PDF format.  Downloading this file will allow you to view the site off-line.  I will update the pdf file at the end of each month.  In order to view the pdf  file you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader.  If you don't have the reader it ican be downloaded, for free,  from Adobe or various sites. 

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I am now starting to add pictures to the family dossier.  Turner & Phillips are the first with others to follow.  Note: the pages will load a lot slower with these pictures added

BAJUS:  I have a added a new page for the ancestors of William J. Bajus (Phillips family) thanks to Michael Birkmann of Bremenn, Germany who supplied the information.  If you would like to contact him, he has given permission to post his email address:

GOODERHAM:  Part of the Gooderham family has been added.  It begins with James Gooderham [c.1757-1820] of Scole, Norfolk, England and descends to the marriage of William H. Gooderham and Lillian Ann Phillips

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TURNER:  Great news!!!  In late July I was emailed and although I must have missed something in the letter I suggested to the person to look at this site.  Well, she did and low and behold she is a cousin!  She is a descendant of the Charles Knox Turner family who I have been trying to find for over 10 years.  Through the power of the internet she found me in three days!  (Now I am not naming the person  as I have not received approval for such release - I do not give out living person's names unless authorized.)  However, that part of the family, I believed, may be holding some of the information for the American Turner's.  She does!  Her relatives were working on a family tree and she has some photos and newspaper clippings.  I have sent her our tree and am keeping in touch.  So, there is promise of more news, come September.

PHILLIPS:  I have started to read the History of Bandon.  In the mid 1500's there was land allotted to various English persons who were to establish farms and communities in Ireland.  In doing so the Beecher family brought from Somerset many families, of which the Peytons are named, to the area of Bandon Bridge (now Bandon) .  The Whelpy's are named early in the book.  In 1642 after the great rebellion those who reported their losses mentioned several people who owed money to them.  In one person's list was a John Phillips.  Could this be one of our Phillips?  If so John would be two generations before our first known Phillips (Phillips/Welpy).  When I finish the book I will transcribe the appropriate pages and post on this site.

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ANGLIN
Thanks to Bill Anglin, of Kingston, for emailing me and letting me know of his Anglin family web  site.  I have know been able to connect the Anglin/Phillips and Anglin/Bacon families.  Both of  the Anglin's descend from Robert Anglin [1775-    ] and Sarah Whelpley [    -1863] of Cork county, Ireland. 

                        Visit this fantastic site:   http://www.billanglin.com 

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PHILLIPS & PEYTON families
It is now believed that the Phillips's and Peyton's were, in 1852, living at Derrigra, just west of Enniskean (Enniskeane), parish of Ballymoney, district of Ballyneen, union of Dunmanway, county of Cork, province of Munster, Ireland.

              Can any one help with these divisions ie: province, township, parish, districts - 
I think I have this right 

The book "History of Bandon" has been found (microfiche) and I am presently awaiting it's arrival.  Some transcripts name the Peyton's and one occurrence of Phillips (spelled Phillipps; this is a similar spelling from Wales (also Philipps)) has been found on the web.  

Stay tuned!   

George TURNER [1835-1906]
Add:  Married Julia Ann Smith of Midland, Michigan 22 Mar. 1857

Jessie A. Turner [1868-1922]
From the Oregon Certificate of Death the following was obtained:  Jessie A. Turner died 9 Feb., 1922 at Portland, Oregon.  He was single and appeared not to have married;  a Real Estate Salesman.  His sisters of Saginaw had his remains returned and he was buried in Oakwood Cemetery.

    Thanks to: Nedra D. Brill, C.G.. 

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Joseph Turner [1868-   ]
Changed to:  Joseph Whittier TURNER [1868-1942] 
Add:             married c.1899 Helen WEBB [1864-1941]. 
Joseph was born on 7 Oct., 1868 in Saginaw, Michigan.  Helen was born on 31 Mar., 1863 in Camden, Ohio.  Joseph and Helen, having married in Ohio;  arrived Des Moines c. 1901 and were residing in 1910 at 2939 Cottage Grove Ave., Polk, Des Moines, Iowa.  Joseph operated the J. W. Turner  Improvement Company with the office at in Suite 309, Youngerman Blk., a general contracting business.  There appears to be no children.          Both buried in Glendale Cemetery, Des Moines [SW1/4 of Lot00107 Block 28].  Helen's parents were Abraham and Mary Jane (Brown) Webb the former born in Virginia and the latter Ohio.  Helen had a  sister, Elizabeth, who had married an Ukn LONG and shows  in the 1910 census that she is living with Joseph and Helen.  Elizabeth's age is shown as 38.  She is buried with Joseph and Helen

Notes: The origin of Joseph's middle name is unknown at this time.  None of the family's known names are Whittier but his grandmother was Jeannette W. A. BYRON and a daughter Lillian was Lillian A..  Therefore, Jeanette's maiden may have been Whittier.        

During the war years space was devoted to the war and the war dead. 

                               Obits:  Des Moines Tribune, Sunday, 8 March, 1942

  TURNER
DIES, 
A
CONTRACTOR

     J. W. Turner, a building contractor here 40 years, died Saturday at his home, 2939 Cottage Grove Ave.  He had been in failing health since the death of his wife a year ago. Services will at noon Monday at Dunn's Funeral home with burial at Glendale cemetery.  Mr. Turner, a member of the Elks lodge, is survived by two sisters, Lillian and May Turner of Saginaw, Mich., and a brother Harold K. Turner, Englewood, N.J.

                                Notice:  Des Moines Tribune, Wednesday, 1 January, 1942

     Mrs. Helen Turner, 2939 Cottage Grove ave., died Wednesday at Iowa Methodist Hospital

Thanks to:      Donna L. Cooper:   [email protected]

Jeanette W.A. Byron [1843-1916]

Add:  Born Glasgow, Scotland

Thanks to:  Donna L. Cooper:  

PHILLIPS, MICHAEL McLaughlin B.A., M.Ed.[    -1998]

Add:   son of William Eric PHILLIPS and Eileen (McLAUGHLIN) PHILLIPS;  married, c.   1952, Theresa Anne McDONOUGH;  died 29 Mar., 1998

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