. Histoire des comtés de Shiawassee et de Clinton, Michigan . Tout au long de la période de sa vie publique et judiciaire, de son commencement jusqu'à la période actuelle, le juge Turner s'est distingué par la patience et l'art et par la détermination de faire ce qui est juste everwetoù que l'on puisse savoir, et c'est ce principe qui a gagné pour ceux qui administrent la loi le respect et la confiance du peuple. Aux membres du bar, qu’il s’agisse de vieux ou de nouveaux employés, il a jamais fait preuve d’un peu de disposition, d’une courtoisie inébranlable de la part de son comportement, et d’une démonstration de caractère

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. History of Shiawassee and Clinton counties, Michigan . Throughout the whole period of his public and judiciallife, from its very commencement up to the present period, Judge Turner has been distinguished by patience and in-dustry and a determination to do what is right wheneverand wherever that could be known, and it is this principlewhich has won for those who administer the law the respectand confidence of the people. To the members of the bar, whether old or new practi-tioners, he has ever exhibited a kindliness of disposition, anunwavering courtesy of demeanor, and a display of charac-teristics which so happily become a judge, whether sittingin equity, at nisi pritis, or in the performance of professionalduties in chambeis. The family of Judge Turner consistedof five children, three of whom are now living, viz.: Hon.Jerome W. Turner, of Owosso, State senater from 1868 to1870, and afterwards mayor of that prosperous and enter-prising city; Lucia, the wife of Hon. H. M. Newcomb, ofLudington ; and Miss Nellie Turner. CITY OF OWOSSO. 163. WILLIAM MARVIN KILPATRICK. William Marvin Kilpatrick is a native of Middlesex, Yates Co., N. Y., where he was born Dec. 25, 1840. Hewas the youngest of the five sons of Jesse and Catharine(Seaman) Kilpatrick, the father being of Scotch-Irishdescent and the mother a native of Maryland. His early experiences in life were such as are incidentalto a farmers son, and although fond of all out-door sports, his natural inclinations were of a studious character. Heread with delight all the books to which he had access, andat the early age of fifteen resolved to study law and followthrough life that profession. His boyhood home was one of strict discipline, and tothis and his early religious training he doubtless owes muchof his success in life. Having obtained his primary edu-cation at Middlesex, he took an academic course at Rush-ville, N. Y., after which he entered Genesee Seminary, where he remained three terms ; then for a short timetaugh

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