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Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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1774-1850
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Mary Turner was born on 16 January 1774 (Palgrave Family Memorials, p. 56). She married Dawson Turner at Coltishall on 14 March 1796 (ibid.).
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Palgrave, William (1745-1822), merchant (1745-1822)
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family
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Palgrave, William (1745-1822), merchant is the parent of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Hooker, Maria Sarah (1797-1872), wife of Sir William Jackson Hooker (1797-1872)
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family
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Hooker, Maria Sarah (1797-1872), wife of Sir William Jackson Hooker is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Gunn, Harriet (1806-1869), travel writer (1806-1869)
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family
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Gunn, Harriet (1806-1869), travel writer is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Turner, Gurney (1813-1848), surgeon (1813-1848)
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family
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Turner, Gurney (1813-1848), surgeon is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Jacobson, Eleanor Jane (1811-1893), wife of William Jacobson, Bishop of Chester (1811-1893)
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family
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Jacobson, Eleanor Jane (1811-1893), wife of William Jacobson, Bishop of Chester is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Turner, Dawson William (1815-1885), schoolteacher (1815-1885)
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family
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Turner, Dawson William (1815-1885), schoolteacher is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Brightwen, Hannah Sarah (1808-1882), artist (1808-1882)
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family
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Brightwen, Hannah Sarah (1808-1882), artist is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Palgrave, Elizabeth (1799-1852), wife of Sir Francis Palgrave (1799-1852)
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family
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Palgrave, Elizabeth (1799-1852), wife of Sir Francis Palgrave is the child of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Palgrave, William (1771-1838), collector of customs (1771-1838)
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family
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Palgrave, William (1771-1838), collector of customs is the sibling of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Turner, Dawson (1775-1858), banker, botanist, and antiquary (1775-1858)
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family
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Turner, Dawson (1775-1858), banker, botanist, and antiquary is the spouse of Turner, Mary (1774-1850), artist
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Sources
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, under Dawson Turner
C. J. Palmer and S. Tucker, Palgrave Family Memorials (1878), p. 56