Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameJames DONOHO 
Birth Date?
Spouses
Birth Date18 Mar 1764
Birth PlaceCaswell County, North Carolina
Death Date1820 Age: 55
Death PlaceSumner County, Tennessee
FatherHenry H. TURNER Sr. , 262 (1735-1809)
MotherNancy Anne KIMBROUGH , 263 (1739-1843)
Family ID6581
Marr Date22 Apr 1802 
Marr PlaceCaswell County, North Carolina
Marr MemoNorth Carolina, U.S., Marriage Index, 1741-2004
Notes for Susannah (Spouse 1)
Susannah Turner and Thomas Yancy never married. Yancy Turner was born from their relationship. In Caswell County January Court 1787, Susannah Turner acknowledged she had received "full satisfaction of Thomas Yancey concerning maintaining of her baseborn child, provided he does not take away the said child." After Susannah married James Donoho, they moved to Sumner County, TN.
She married James Donoho in Caswell County, NC, April 22, 1807. (James Donoho is #5955.) James Donoho willed one-third of his property, after the death of Susannah, to Yancey Turner.
Susannah Turner and Thomas Yancy had Yancy Turner, born 30 October 1786.
On Ancestry from jennymeador.
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JoyceHetrick74 originally shared the Susannah Turner & Thomas Yancey legal agreement on 16 Sep 2015. Susannah Turner took Thomas Graves Yancey to court for support for her illegitimate child by Thomas. This was in a day when poor women were being whipped for bastard children, but because Susannah was from a wealthy and prominent family she got support. She named the child YANCY TURNER to let everyone know "who dun her wrong"
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She married James Donoho in Caswell County, NC, April 22, 1807. (James Donoho is #5955.) James Donoho willed one-third of his property, after the death of Susannah, to Yancey Turner.
Susannah Turner and Thomas Yancy had Yancy Turner, born 30 October 1786.
On Ancestry from jennymeador.
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JoyceHetrick74 originally shared the Susannah Turner & Thomas Yancey legal agreement on 16 Sep 2015. Susannah Turner took Thomas Graves Yancey to court for support for her illegitimate child by Thomas. This was in a day when poor women were being whipped for bastard children, but because Susannah was from a wealthy and prominent family she got support. She named the child YANCY TURNER to let everyone know "who dun her wrong"
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