Homestead(s) of Andrew Jackson Turnbow |
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Another view of the Turnbo home in 1850, Wayne County, Tennessee. The part of the house with the tin top is the original; the remainder of the house was added in 1882. Shown in the picture is Cephas Riley, a decendant of Eliphus Riley who bought this from Andrew Jackson in 1852. (Picture donated by Mrs. Ermadine Riley, Clifton, Tennessee) |
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The final homestead of the Andrew Jackson Turnbow family as it looked in this 1941 picture. This home located on the Lampassas River in Bell County, Texas was built in the 1860's. It was occupied by Turnbow decendants until 1946, when it was sold. In the 1960's it was torn down. (Picture donated by Mrs. Opal Barrington, Belton, Texas) |
From the book "The Texas Turnbo's"
By: Charles A. Turnbo
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