Dyous & Turner Family Tree

The Dyous and Turner Reunion Committee was established in 1993 to further the research on and education about the Dyous & Turner family. There were seven committee members from around the New Jersey area that saw a need for a central organization to coordinate correspondence, records and other genealogical items. The membership has since grown to over 105 members and growing.
Dyous Family
Our Grandfather John Dyous married Mag Brown-Dyous. He was a Merchant Seaman working on ships. He was a "Free Man".He was from Portugal West Africa. The ships would travel back and forth from Africa to several American ports such as South Carolina, GA, New Orleans and Louisiana. Our Grandfather James, his brothers Jeff, Westley, John and Clinton all worked and later settled in Georgia with the exception of John Dyous, Jr. who was Grandpop James' brother, who married a French Creo women in New Orleans.
Turner Family
In 1850's our Great Grandfather Allen Harden was a well-loved slave. He was the only slave with a tombstone in Cuthbert, Georgia. It sits in the middle of the cemetery and is roughly 3 feet tall. No other slave has a marking. He married Martha Sherman-Harden. From this union there were seven.
Dyous & Turner Family Tree
Updated September 5, 2000
Wanda R. Lang
PO Box 2881
Trenton,NJ 08619
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    All living relatives crucial information has been mark private to protect their privacy.This Tree is a combination of a number of primary Surnames Dyous, Turner, Green, Gibbs, Jackson and Gaines.To view a particular individual Click the above link and type F to prompt you with a list of names included in this GEDCOM File.For futher instruction click Instructions.
 

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