Anna Keplinger
Anna Keplinger, called Annie, was born on 2 March 1858 in Hardy County, Virginia, in the part that became Grant County, West Virginia. Her parents were Moses Keplinger and Susanah Lantz, who farmed near Maysville. Her brothers and sisters were Mary Ann, Martin, Jonathan Matthew, Wilson, Sarah and Mahala.
On 28 December 1882, at 24, she married Gabriel Turner, also 24, in Grant County. The Rev. Snowden Scott married them, and the register names both sets of parents. They had three children: Calvin Olie Turner, born in 1884, Cora E. Turner, born in 1887, and Clarence Edgar "Red" Turner, born on 5 March 1894.
Annie died of consumption at the home near Maysville on Sunday, 26 April 1903, aged 45. Clarence was nine years old. The county register records the death at Glebe, in Grant County, and names her parents as Moses and Susan Keplinger. She is buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery at Maysville, where Gabriel was later buried as well.
Children
Clarence Edgar Turner (1894-1963)
Sources
West Virginia Death Records, Clarence E. Turner, died 18 Mar 1963, Harrison County, West Virginia; West Virginia Archives and History
Proves: Names Anna Keplinger as the mother of Clarence E. Turner.
Anna Keplinger Turner (2 Mar 1858 - 24 Apr 1903), Mount Hebron Cemetery, Maysville, Grant County, West Virginia, memorial 37479533
Proves: Records her 1882 marriage to Gabriel Turner and names Clarence Edgar "Red" Turner among their three children.
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