Turner and Brayne.

[Gadget]

William's father is shown as a Richard Heyton Turner, a builder, July 13 1837. living Holt Street, Wrexham

added - from baptism -  mother  Ester!

can you say  what Williams occupation was, and his abode if given
At his marriage to Amelia

This was his baptism. Rosie looked at the marriage.

[Gadget]

William was a Post Master and abode was Queen Street.

[wilcoxon]

Thanks for that, a great help.

[Gadget]

Also a notice in the Wrexham Advertiser, 12 Dec 1863:

, Mr William Turner, Post master, Wrexham, to Amelia, eldest daughter of Mr Edward Lloyd, plumber, of the same place.

[Gadget]

a bit more from same paper:

16 May 1863

PRINCE OF WALES VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. Addresses. JTaracs. Day. I Night. I E. H. Jones, Captain Provincial Ins. Office Rhosnesney J. P. Williams, lstLii-ut. X. £ S. Wales Bank 9 Penybryn. W. Turner, 2nd do. Post Office, Queen-st. P. O. Queen-st.

[Gadget]

But he seems to have become the borough surveyor (as you mentioned)

SPILLING MANURE. John Baker and William Clutton were fined Is. each and costs, for spilling manure on the streets. Mr Turner, borough surveyor, laid the information.

Wrexham Advertiser, 12th Dec 1868

 

[Gadget]

and his sister:

MCKEE-TURNER: On the 26th ult., at St. Giles's, Wrexham, by the Rev. James Dixon, Charles Wilson McKee, Inland Revenue, to Esther Haigthon, youngest daughter of the late Richard Haighton Turner, cf Wrexham, builder.

Wrexham Advertiser, 5th Nov 1870