Descendants of Sir John Turing and Henry Turing

Sources differ regarding the early history of this family. According to Debrett's Peerage, [ref. 11]

"The family of Turing, originally French, settled in the barony of Tourin, in Forfarshire, which they held for several generations. Sir William TURYN attached himself to the fortunes of King David II., and shared that monarch's exile; his loyalty was however subsequently rewarded by a grant of the barony of Foveran, in Aberdeenshire, which his descendants held more than 300 years."

According to Burke's Peerage, [ref. 12]

"William DE TURIN (possibly a kinsman of Adam TURIN, concerned in matters relating to the park of Fyvie 1323) had a charter of Foveran, Aberdeenshire, from David II on its recognition from Henry DE STEABROKE, and was s. by
Andrew TURIN of Foveran, probably his son, 1388-1424, whose general successor
John TURIN of Foveran, who had a charter of Foveran in 1441, and by Janet HAY, his wife, had a son and successor,
William TURIN of Foveran, who was presumably the father of
John TURIN of Foveran who s. before 1482 and d. before 1503, leaving by his wife Catherine VAUX, a son and successor,
William TURIN of Foveran, served heir to his father 13 Oct. 1503, living 1508. He was s. by his son,
Gilbert TURIN, m. before 1505, Helen CHEYNE, and ca. 29 March, 1527 conveyed the estate to his son and successor,
William TURIN of Foveran, d. before 9 Feb. 1555-6, and was s. by his son,
Robert TURIN of Foveran, m. before 31 May, 1556, Helen CARNEGIE, and d. before 1580, when he was s. by his son,
Sir William TURING of Foveran, d. before 1613, leaving, with other issue,
1. John (Sir), 1st Bt.
2. Henry . . ."

According to The Lay of the Turings, the family's early line of descent was as follows: [ref. 8]

Andrew TURYN, 1316.
Adam Turyn, 1325.
William TURING, 1342.
Thomas TURYN.
Andrew TURING, 1389 and 1417.
John TURING, 1430 and 1493, m. Janet DE HAY (daughter of Sir William DE HAY of Erroll, hereditary high constable of Scotland).
William TURING, 1440 and 1505, m. Eliza CHEYNE, resigned in favor of his son Gilbert 1505.
Gilbert TURING, 1505, probably k. at Flodden 1513.
Gilbert TURING, 1514, m. Catherine ARBUTHNOTT (daughter of Andrew ARBUTHNOTT and Elizabeth STRACHAN). [This marriage, in 1515 at Kincardine, appears also in ref. 4, as does the birth of a son, Gilbert TURING, ca. 1516 at Foveran.]
A son of Gilbert and Catherine, William TURING, 1555, m. Janet LESLIE and had issue as follows:

James TURING, 1560 and 1600.

Sir John TURING (see below).
William TURING, d. 1651.
Henry TURING (see below).
Thomas TURING, b. 1658.

Alexander TURING.

Janet TURING, m. John JOHNSTONE.

Robert TURING, m. Helen CARNEGY (daughter of Sir Robert CARNEGY of Kinnaird).

There is little confusion, however, regarding the descendants of Sir John TURING, 1st Bt., and his brother Henry TURING:

Sir John TURING of Foveran, 1st Bt., m. 25 May 1624, Barbara GORDON (d. Feb 1639, dau. of George GORDON of Gight), d. 1652. He was served heir to his eldest brother in 1616, and having warmly espoused the cause of King Charles I in the north, he was created by him a baronet of Nova Scotia ca. 1638. [ref. 8,12]
1. George TURING, m. (contract dated 18 Jun 1652) Margaret FORBES (dau. of John FORBES of Leslie), d. bef. 27 Feb 1657. [ref. 8,12]
  1. Sir John TURING, 2nd Bt. (but not recorded as ever publicly assuming the title), d. unm. Feb 1682. Burke's Peerage says that "in consequence of the troubles of the times [he] disposed of the family estate." [ref. 8,12]
Henry TURING of Savock in Foveran, d. bef. 27 Feb 1657. [ref. 8,12]
1. John TURING, b. 1650, living 1657, m. Janet SEATON (who m2. Robert HARVEY of Mamulay). [ref. 8,12]
  1. Sir John TURING, 3rd. Bt., minister of Drumblade, Aberdeenshire, b. 1680, m. 24 Dec 1700 Jean DUNBAR (dau. of John DUNBAR of Forglen), d. 5 Feb 1733. [ref. 8,12,13]
    1. Sir Alexander TURING, 4th Bt., minister of Oyne, Aberdeenshire, chr. 9 Aug 1702 at Forglen, Banff, m. 11 Apr 1740 Anna BROWN, d. 24 Aug 1782. [ref. 4,8,9,12]
      1. Ann TURING, chr. 24 May 1741 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      2. John TURING, chr. 19 May 1742 at Oyne, d. unm. before adulthood. [ref. 4,12]
      3. Sir Inglis TURING, 5th Bt., minister, chr. 4 Dec 1743 at Oyne, d. unm. 15 Nov 1791 in Jamaica. [ref. 4,12]
      4. Sir Robert TURING, 6th Bt., of Banff Castle, chr. 25 Mar 1745 at Oyne, m. 12 Oct 1797 Anne CAMPBELL (d. 7 Dec 1809, dau. of Col. Donald CAMPBELL of Glendsaddel or Saddell), d. 21 Oct 1831. He revived the dormant baronetcy, being served heir to his ancestor the 1st Bt. in 1792. Possibly the Mr. Turing, address George Street, Edinburgh, who in 1792 subscribed to Letters from America, Historical and Descriptive, by William Eddis. [ref. 4,8,9,12,16]
        
        Anna Amelia TURING. [ref. 12]
        Mary TURING, m. Maj. Gen. Francis AISKELL, H.E.I.C.S. [ref. 12]
        Agnes TURING. [ref. 8]
        Another child (or perhaps Anna Amelia above), m. AGNEW. [ref. 8]
      5. Forbes Ann TURING, chr. 23 May 1747 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      6. Jean TURING, chr. 13 Dec 1748 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      7. Janet TURING, chr. 28 Oct 1750 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      8. Grizel TURING, chr. 9 Jan 1752 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      9. Eleonora Jean TURING, chr. 29 Dec 1753 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      10. Arthur James TURING, captain, 4th Madras Native Infantry, chr. 19 Mar 1756 at Oyne, will dated 2 Jul 1793 and registered 1 Oct 1793. [ref. 4]
      11. Mary TURING, chr. 22 Jun 1757 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
      12. Beatrix TURING, chr. 10 May 1763 at Oyne. [ref. 4]
    2. John TURING, chr. 23 Jul 1704 at Drumblade. [ref. 4]
    3. Jean TURING, chr. 8 Jun 1707 at Drumblade. [ref. 4]
    4. Ann or Anna TURING, chr. 29 Aug 1708 at Drumblade, m. 28 Mar 1734 at Oyne, William DUFF. [ref. 4,8]
    5. James TURING, chr. 28 Oct 1709 at Drumblade. [ref. 4]
    6. Robert TURING, surgeon, of Fort St. George, Madras, chr. 11 Apr or Oct 1711 at Drumblade, m. 14 Jan 1755 (ref. 14 says 14 Jun 1755) Mary DE MORGAN, d. 26 Dec 1764. [ref. 4,8,12,14]
      1. Mary TURING, b. 5 Apr 1757, chr. 18 May 1757 at Fort St. George, m. 30 Aug 1773 John TURING (her second cousin, see below). [ref. 4,12,14]
      2. Helen TURING, b. 14 Oct 1758, chr. 13 Nov 1758 at Fort St. George, m. 30 Aug 1773, Edward SAUNDERS. (They had children.) [ref. 4,12,14]
      3. Robert TURING, b. 17 Apr 1760, chr. 21 Jul 1760 at Fort St. George, d. 5 Jun 1801. (He had no children.) [ref. 4,12,14]
    7. Beatrise TURING, chr. 13 Jun 1712 at Drumblade. [ref. 4]
    8. Janet TURING, chr. 14 Jan 1714 at Drumblade, m. 9 Sep 1750 David BANNERMAN, d. 19 Jan 1798. [ref. 4,8,10,13]
    9. Helen TURING, chr. 13 May 1716 at Drumblade, m. Henry TURING (her first cousin, see below), bur. 19 Nov 1776. [ref. 4,8,12]
  2. Walter TURING, minister of Rayne, Aberdeenshire, b. ca. 1690 in Scotland, m. 1 Mar 1709 at Rayne, Ann OGILVIE (d. 1746, dau. of James OGILVIE of Bodentowl or Badentoul and Catherine DUNBAR), d. 3 Jan 1743. [ref. 1,8,12]
    1. Helen TURING, b. 1709. [ref. 8]
    2. Katharine "Kate" TURING, b. 1711, chr. 12 or 22 Mar 1711 at Rayne, m. there 12 Nov 1728 Robert FARQUHAR. [ref. 4,8]
      1. Martha FARQUHAR, m. Patrick DAVIDSON. [ref. 8]
        
        Walter DAVIDSON, m. MATHESON. [ref. 8]
        A daughter, m. LESLIE of Warthill. [ref. 8]
        Catherine DAVIDSON. [ref. 8]
        Ann DAVIDSON. [ref. 8]
        Robert DAVIDSON. [ref. 8]
      2. Sir Walter FARQUHAR, Bt., m. Ann STEPHENSON. [ref. 8]
        
        Sir Thomas FARQUHAR, Bt. [ref. 8]
        Sir Walter FARQUHAR, Bt., m. Lady Mary O. SOMERSET. [ref. 8]
        Sir Robert FARQUHAR, Bt. [ref. 8]
      3. Ann FARQUHAR. [ref. 8]
      4. Other children. [ref. 8]
    3. Jean or Jane TURING, b. 1712, chr. 22 May 1712 at Rayne, m. there 11 or 24 Dec 1735 James PATERSON. [ref. 4,8]
    4. Elizabeth TURING, b. 1713. [ref. 8]
    5. James TURING, factor at Campvere and merchant in Holland, b. 1714 at Rayne, chr. there 11 Dec 1714, m. (contract dated 17 Dec 1748) Martha (DE) COLNET, d. 19 Dec 1788 at Middleburgh, Zealand, Netherlands. In 1763, address Middleburgh, subscribed to A Paraphrase on the Books of Job, Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes, with Notes Critical, Historical, and Practical, by Lawrence Holden. James Turing and Company, merchants, at 75 Minories, London, were listed in various trade directories in 1782 and 1783. [ref. 1,4,8,12,16]
      1. Walter TURING, b. 1749, d. 1753. [ref. 8]
      2. Another son. [ref. 12]
      3. John TURING, of Middleburg and factor at Campvere, b. 13 Jan 1751, m. 10 Dec 1787 Margaret TENNENT (dau. of William Smart TENNENT of Musselburgh), d. 4 or 5 Jul 1798 at London. In 1774, address Middleburg, subscribed to The Universal Family Bible, or Christian's Divine Library, by Henry Southwell. In 1797, address Sloane Street, subscribed to Munster Abbey: A Romance, Interspersed with Reflections on Virtue and Morality, by Sir Samuel Egerton Leigh. In 1800, Mrs. Turing, address Hans Place, Chelsea, subscribed to Constantia Neville, or The West Indian, a novel by Helena Wells. [ref. 1,8,12,16]
        
        Martha Eliza TURING, b. 1788, m. George Rice CURTIS. [ref. 8]
        Sir James Henry TURING, 7th Bt., British consul at Rotterdam, b. 10 Dec 1791, m. 20 Sep 1821 at St. Paul Covent Garden, Westminster, Antoinette FERRIER (his cousin, see below), d. 13 Feb 1860. [ref. 1,4,8,12]
        
        Antoinette Margaret Campbell TURING, b. 1822, m. 10 Aug 1842 Right Rev. Henry MACKENZIE, D.D. (d. 15 Oct 1878, vicar of St. Martin in the Fields, later bishop suffragan of Nottingham), d. 20 Dec 1907. (They had children.) [ref. 8,12]
        
        Henry Turing MACKENZIE. [ref. 8]
        Antoinette Mary MACKENZIE. [ref. 8]
        Alice Margaret MACKENZIE. [ref. 8]
        Stanley John MACKENZIE. [ref. 8]
        Gertrude Eliza MACKENZIE. [ref. 8]
        
        Salvadora M. TURING, b. 1826, m. John PETER. [ref. 8]
        
        Antoinette Margaret PETER. [ref. 8]
        Dora Jessie PETER. [ref. 8]
        
        John A. TURING, b. 1823, d. 1824. [ref. 8]
        James Henry TURING, b. 1824, d. 1836. [ref. 8]
        Sir Robert Fraser TURING, 8th Bt., British consul at Rotterdam, b. 29 Aug 1827 in the Netherlands (British subject), m1. Catherine Georgiana DAVIDSON (b. 1827 in London, d, 6 Aug 1905, dau. of Walter Stevenson DAVIDSON, of Lowndes Square, London, and Saxonbury, Kent), m2. 22 Aug 1906 Ethel Sophia PERRY-AYSCOUGH (widow of Rev. Herbert Meade RAMUS, 2nd dau. of Rev. George B. PERRY-AYSCOUGH), d. 4 Jan 1913. Living in West Dean, Sussex, in 1881. Sir Robert's right to the baronetcy was called into question but was admitted by the Lyon King of Arms in 1882 and finally confirmed by a special committee of the Privy Council in 1912. [ref. 5,6,8,11,12]
        
        Catherine Antoinette TURING, b. 28 Mar 1854 in the Netherlands (British subject), m. 22 Jun 1895 Rev. William Frederick SHAW, M.A. (d. 2 Feb 1931, rector of West Stoke and prebend of Chichester), d. 11 Mar 1936. Living in West Dean in 1881. (They had children.) [ref. 5,12]
        Blanche Amelia TURING, b. 5 Jan 1857 in the Netherlands (British subject), m. 14 Jul 1886 Robert Walter WORDSWORTH (d. 27 Apr 1914, son of Rt. Rev. Charles WORDSWORTH, bishop of St. Andrews), d. 12 Dec 1944. Living in West Dean in 1881. (They had children.) [ref. 5,12]
        Florence Ellen TURING, b. 28 Oct 1859 in the Netherlands (British subject), d. unm. 3 Oct 1947. Living in West Dean in 1881. [ref. 5,12]
        Sir James Walter TURING, 9th Bt., b. 3 Jan 1862 in the Netherlands (British subject), m. 5 Feb 1891 at High Wych, Hertfordshire, Mabel Rose CALDICOTT or CALDECOTT (daughter of Andrew CALDICOTT or CALDECOTT, of Pishiobury, Sawbridgeworth), d. 21 Feb 1928. In 1881, boarding scholar at the Rectory, Graffham, Sussex. Student at Eton School and Oxford University (Christ Church, matriculated 3 Nov 1871 aged 20). Lieutenant, 2nd volunteer battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment [ref. 4,5,6,11,12,15]
        
        Sir Robert Andrew Henry TURING, 10th Bt., captain, Rifle Brigade, b. 13 Sep 1895 (twin with following). [ref. 11,12]
        John Leslie TURING, M.C., b. 13 Sep 1895 (twin with preceding), lieutenant, Seaforth Highlanders. [ref. 11,12]
        
        Julia TURING, b. 12 Mar 1869 in the Netherlands (British subject), d. unm. 8 May 1948. Living in West Dean in 1881. [ref. 5,12]
        
        Eliza TURING, d. 1829. [ref. 8]
        Amelia Ridley TURING, b. 1831. [ref. 8]
        Grace TURING, b. 1833. [ref. 8]
        Alexander TURING, b. 1835, d. unm. 1882. [ref. 8,12]
        Ellen TURING, b. 1837. [ref. 8]
        Isabella TURING, b. 1839. [ref. 8]
        Henry TURING, I.S.O., British consul for south Holland, b. 1 Aug 1843, m. 8 Oct 1868 Jeanne Marie Catherina CHABOT (d. 2 Dec 1917, dau. of S.A. CHABOT of Rotterdam), d. 22 Mar 1922. [ref. 8,11,12]
        
        Louis TURING, b. 24 Sep 1870, d. unm. 28 May 1945. [ref. 12]
        Antoinette TURING. [ref. 12]
        Emily TURING, d. unm. 12 Oct 1936. [ref. 12]
        Agnes Nancy TURING, m. 31 Mar 1898 Karl STAIB (d. 13 Mar 1930 [ref. 11 says 1931], son of Michael STAIB of Ulm, Württemberg). [ref. 11,12]
        
        Edward TURING, b. 1 Aug 1843 (twin with Henry), accidentally drowned in Lake Neuchatel, 1862. [ref. 12]
        Catherine TURING. [ref. 8]
        Agnes TURING. [ref. 8]
        
        John Robert TURING, b. 1792 or 1793 (ref. 1 says ca. 1760 at Middleburgh), m. 22 Jan 1822 at Cornhill, London, Jane or Jean Steuart FRASER (b. 1803 or 1804 in Scotland. She was a gentlewoman living at West Street, Axminster, Devonshire, in 1851.), d. 1828 at London. [ref. 1,4,7,8,12]
        
        Agnes Margaret TURING, b. 1823 (ref. 8 says 1828) at Batavia, Java (British subject), chr. Jul 1823 at St. Nicholas, Aberdeen. Gentlewoman living in West Street in 1851. Annuitant, unmarried, boarding at Ivy Lodge, Crieff, Perthshire, in 1881. [ref. 1,4,5,7,8]
        John Robert TURING, M.A., vicar of Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire, b. 1826 at Batavia, Java (British subject), chr. 29 Jan 1826 at St. Nicholas, m. 24 Sep 1861, Fanny Montague BOYD (b. 1841 or 1842 in India. She was lodging at 78 Upper Gloster Place, St. Marylebone, London, in 1881.), d. ca. 1883. Curate of Axminster, living there in West Street, in 1851. Living at the Edwinstowe vicarage in 1881. [ref. 1,4,5,7,8,12]
        
        John Henry TURING, b. 30 Nov 1863 at Edwinstowe, d. there 22 Jan 1864. [ref. 1,4]
        Fanny Jane TURING, b. 1862 or 1863 at Amos, Cambridgeshire, m. 6 Apr 1893 at St. Paul, Bedford, Sir Herbert Trustram EVE, K.B.E. (d. 11 Nov 1937), d. 1 Feb 1934. Living at the Vicarage, Edwinstowe, in 1881. They had descendants. Ancestor of researcher Rupert Barrow. [ref. 4,5,12]
        Charlotte Jessy or Jessie TURING, b. 1865 or 1866 in Cambridgeshire. Lodging at Upper Gloster Place in 1881. [ref. 1,4,5,12]
        Agnes Mary TURING, b. 5 Jan 1867 at Edwinstowe, d. there 6 Jan 1867. [ref. 1,4]
        Helen Margaret TURING, b. 1867 or 1868 in Ormsby, Lincolnshire. Lodging at Upper Gloster Place in 1881. [ref. 1,4,5,12]
        Sybil Montague TURING, deaconess, b. 1875 or 1876 at Edwinstowe, d. 6 Jan 1952. Living at the Vicarage, Edwinstowe, in 1881. [ref. 1,4,5]
        Arthur Henry TURING, b. 23 Jun 1870 in Watford, Hertfordshire, chr. 20 Jul 1870 at St. Andrews, Watford, k. unm. 1899 on the Northwest Frontier, India. Lodging at Upper Gloster Place in 1881. [ref. 5,6,12]
        Julius Mathison TURING, b. 1873 at Edwinstowe, m. 1907 Ethel Sara STONEY (dau. of Edward Waller STONEY, C.I.E.), d. 1947. Living at the Vicarage, Edwinstowe, in 1881. A civil servant in the Madras presidency, India. [ref. 1,2,5,11,12]
        
        John Ferrier TURING, solicitor in London, b. 1 Sep 1908, m1. 1934 Joan HUMPHREYS (dau. of Robert HUMPHREYS, I.C.S., of Cork), div. 1960, m2. 1960 Beryl Mary Ada HANN (dau. of Herbert Vaughan HANN). [ref. 2,11,12]
        
        Brian John TURING, d. 1943. [ref. 12]
        Inagh Jean TURING, b. 25 Jan 1936, m. 1960 Warren GRAY (solicitor). [ref. 11,12]
        
        Mark Warren GRAY, b. 1961. [ref. 11]
        
        Shuna TURING, b. 11 May 1940. [ref. 11,12]
        Janet Ferrier TURING, b. 1 Feb 1947. [ref. 11,12]
        John Dermot TURING, b. 1961. [ref. 11]
        
        Alan Mathison TURING, O.B.E., F.R.S., reader in mathematics at Manchester University, b. 23 Jun 1912 at Warrington Lodge, Warrington Avenue, London W9, d. unm. 7 Jun 1954. The founder of computer science. [ref. 2,3,12]
        
        Harvey Doria TURING, author on fly fishing, b. 1877 at Edwinstowe, m. 1918 Violet Ethel SHERINGHAM (d. 1961, dau. of Rev. Harry Alsager SHERINGHAM), d. 7 Sep 1950. Living at the Vicarage, Edwinstowe, in 1881. [ref. 1,2,3,5,11,12]
        
        Penelope Ann Tryon TURING, b. 1925. [ref. 11,12]
        
        Alexander Robert TURING, b. 1879 or 1880 in London. Living at the Vicarage, Edwinstowe, in 1881. [ref. 1,5]
        
        Charles Edward TURING, b. 1794, d. 1802. [ref. 8,12]
    6. Isabel TURING, chr. 24 May 1716 at Rayne. [ref. 4]
    7. Janet TURING, b. 1716, chr. 29 May 1716 at Rayne, m. ANGUS. [ref. 4,8]
      1. Alexander ANGUS. [ref. 8]
      2. Elizabeth ANGUS, m. BISSETT. [ref. 8]
      3. Martha ANGUS, m. John FERRIER. [ref. 8]
        
        Janet FERRIER. [ref. 8]
        Sir Alexander FERRIER, Kt., K.H., m. Antoinette JONAS. [ref. 8,12]
        
        John Turing FERRIER, m. Adriana JONAS. [ref. 8]
        Amelia FERRIER. [ref. 8]
        Antoinette FERRIER, m. Sir James Henry TURING, 7th Bt. (her cousin, see above), d. 19 Apr 1884 aged 80. [ref. 8,12]
        Mary FERRIER, m. James MACDONALD. [ref. 8]
        Eliza FERRIER, m. James MACPHERSON. [ref. 8]
        Alexander FERRIER. [ref. 8]
        Georgina FERRIER. [ref. 8]
        
        Catherine FERRIER. [ref. 8]
        Jane FERRIER, m. Joseph BEETE. [ref. 8]
        Robert FERRIER, m. JONAS. [ref. 8]
        Martha FERRIER, m. Robert RIDLEY. [ref. 8]
  3. Henry TURING, merchant in Coupar, Fife, living 1706, m. Margaret LASONE. [ref. 8,12]
    1. Henry TURING, of London, chr. 28 Sep 1708, m. Helen TURING (his first cousin, see above), bur. 3 Oct 1777. In 1753, subscribed to An Essay on the Government of Children, by James Nelson. [ref. 8,12,16]
      1. John TURING, of London and Knowlton, Kent, member of Council, Madras, m. Mary TURING (his second cousin, see above), d. 19 Dec 1808. [ref. 8,12,13]
        
        Mary TURING, m. 25 Apr 1793 James Patrick BANNERMAN (son of her cousin Janet TURING above), d. 27 Mar (ref. 13) or 2 May (ref. 10) 1838. [ref. 8,10,13]
        Fanny TURING. [ref. 8]
        Helen Sophia TURING, chr. 9 Apr 1776 at Fort St. George, Madras, m. Col. DARNLEY. [ref. 4,8]
        Anne Catherine "Nancy" TURING, b. ca. 1778 at Tilmanstone, Kent, chr. 25 Nov 1778 at Fort St. George, m. 11 Oct 1809 at St. Marylebone, London, Rev. Charles BAKER. (Probably she was really born at Fort St. George and only later lived at Tilmanstone.) [ref. 4,8]
        John TURING, chr. 16 Jan 1780 at Fort St. George. [ref. 4,8]
        James TURING, chr. 15 Jan 1785 at Fort St. George. [ref. 4]
        Louise TURING, chr. 24 Dec 1786 at Fort St. George. [ref. 4]
        William TURING, army captain, k. 1813 at the Battle of Vittoria. [ref. 8]
        Another son. [ref. 12]
      2. Another son. [ref. 12]
    2. Other(s). [ref. 12]
  4. Ann TURING, m. James GRAHAM. [ref. 8]
  5. Isabel TURING, m. William CAIRNSTOUN. [ref. 8]

Other Turings possibly related:

Alexander TURING, m. 15 Feb 1659 at St. Nicholas, Aberdeen, Margaret CHEIN. [ref. 4]
Ann TURING, m. 13 Feb 1780 at Fintry, Stirlingshire, Archibald BRUCE. [ref. 4]
James TURING & Beatrix BRUICE. [ref. 4]
1. Georg TURING, chr. 4 Feb 1648 at Ellon, Aberdeenshire. [ref. 4]
Gilbert TURING, b. ca. 1475 at Foveran. [ref. 4]
Janet TURING, b. ca. 1575 at Foveran. [ref. 4]
John TURING. [ref. 4]
1. Margrat TURING, chr. 7 Sep 1659 at Foveran. [ref. 4]
2. Georg TURING, chr. 10 Nov 1661 at Foveran, Aberdeenshire. [ref. 4]
3. Janet TURING, chr. 23 Jul 1663 at Foveran. [ref. 4]
4. Hendrj TURING, chr. 11 Jun 1664 at Foveran. [ref. 4]
James TURING. [ref. 4]
1. Margrat TURING, chr. 6 Nov 1659 at Foveran. [ref. 4]
Isobell TURING, m. 3 Jul 1701 at Insch, Aberdeenshire, William REID. [ref. 4]
William TURING, address Covent Garden, London, subscribed in 1721 to A New General Atlas . . . of All the World, by John Senex, and in 1722 to The History of the Antient Abbeys, Monasteries, Hospitals, Cathedrals, and Collegiate Churches, by John Stevens. [ref. 16]

Sources

Ancestral File, online at FamilySearch.
Andrew Hodges, Alan Turing: A Short Biography.
Catalog of the Library of Congress.
International Genealogical Index, online at FamilySearch.
1881 census of the United Kingdom.
Vital Records Index: British Isles (CD-ROM).
1851 census of the United Kingdom.
Descendancy chart from The Lay of the Turings, courtesy of Dermot Turing.
James A. Wylie, Disruption Worthies: A Memorial of 1843 (Edinburgh, 1881).
Fasti Ecclesiae Scoticanae, 1866 edition.
Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage, and Companionage (1962 edition).
Burke's Peerage, Baronetage, and Knightage (101st edition, 1956).
Notebook started by James Bannerman (c.1670-1749) and added to by his descendants, courtesy of Davie Anne Douglas (Bannerman) Fisher.
The De Morgan Pedigree, courtesy of Shane De Morgan, Newmarket, Auckland, New Zealand.
Joseph Foster, Alumni Oxonienses (London, 1888).
U.K. and U.S. Directories, 1680-1830, online at Ancestry.com

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