Present were the three surviving Turner siblings (Olive, Henry, Jessie) and spouses and descendants of Turner siblings (including of the deceased Chester and Wallace). Click the pictures for larger versions.
Who is Mystery Woman? Of the six siblings and their spouses, all are IDed in the photos or were desceased. Next-generation Turners not accounted for (excluding the children of William, who grew up out-of-state) are Adeline Toye Cox (b. 1895), Wilber Toye (b. 1900), Arthur Hurt (b. 1901), Fritz Hurt (b. 1903), and Elsie Hurt Wood (b. 1907). Could Mystery Woman be Adeline Cox or Elsie Wood? Or the wife of Arthur or Fritz? (The wives of the men seem less likely, since you'd think the husband would be there too.) Could Mystery Woman be any of the unidentified women in Turner Women, 1931?
Seated: Olive with children, not identified here for privacy reasons.
First row standing: Henry; May Noble Turner (widow of Chester); Phyllis Turner LaPlante (daughter of Henry); Mystery Woman; Fred Hurt (husband of Jessie)Rear standing: Kate Elliot Turner Studt (daughter of Wallace); Ray Studt (husband of Elliot); Ruth Turner Dement (daughter of Wallace); Jessie; Ted Dement (husband of Ruth); Marie Adeline Turner Schrieber (daughter of Henry, with arms around her sister in front of her); Henry Turner Jr. ("Hank," son of Henry, behind his two sisters); Cecile DeLeon Turner (wife of Henry Jr.); Wallace Foot Turner Jr. (son of Wallace, mostly obscured by Mystery Woman); Hazel Olsen Turner (wife of Wallace Jr.).
Same grouping. Adeline Schreiber can now be seen behind Henry.
Clockwise from the man standing alone: Ray Studt; Henry Turner Jr.; Phyllis LaPlante; Henry; Fred Hurt; Adeline Shreiber; Mystery Woman; Jessie; Elliot Studt; Olive; May; Cecile.
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