Delpha Turner UNKNOWN ^{2 3}

  Research Notes:

Might Turner have been her maiden name?

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Land Patent: 1843, Franklin County, Illinois. ³

Issued 3 Mar 1843, Document No. 9468, Accession/Serial No. IL1750_.322
To Delpha Turner Scrivner of Franklin County, Illinois, the NE1/4 of the NW1/4 of Section 14, Township 5-S, Range 4-E, 40 acres.

2. Estate Administration: 1843, Franklin County, Illinois. ⁴

John Scrivner, Probate Box 33

Sep 1843, Probate Book ABC
Having found that Delphia Scrivener died intestate on 21 Aug 1843, the court appointed William Scrivener as Administrator.

3. Land Patent: 1844, Franklin County, Illinois. ³

Issued 1 Aug 1844, Document No. 9702, Accession/Serial No. IL1760_.059
To Delphia T. Scrivner of Franklin County, Illinois, the NE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 15, Township 5-S, Range 4-E, 40 acres.

[Query. The issue date is after the date of death given by Doris Scrivner Collier. Might this land patent have been issued posthumously or might the date of death be wrong?]

Delpha married John SCRIVNER, son of Moses SCRIVNER and Nancy HENLEY.² (John SCRIVNER was born about 1805 in Smith County, Tennessee ² and died in 1842 in Franklin County, Illinois ².)