Field Notebook: Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin
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Turner runs the Gladen hotel and remembers Arch. Said he did most of his digging between Jackson on the Tombigbee and Issy. He dug up many fossils in Mr Turner plantation and even shipped for old Mr. Turners house. Gladwin Springs Oct 25 - 1896. Sunday Law Dr. Turner one of the sons of Mr. Turner who settled early in this country, and upon whose land Arch dug for Jur. I don't. He remembers him distinctly and repeats that he had no perfect skeleton and that he used parts if any to make his celebrated exhibition specimens. Dr. Turner says that bones are plentiful on Tom Higam and Hazelrogs farms near Didney Little place east about two miles from Williams house. This again should