John Puckett the Turner - designated as D1 by Gee's book. However, she incorrectly attributes his father as John Puckett III (C3), also known as John Puckett the Shoemaker. John Puckett the Turner appears to be the son of William Puckett (B2), and completely missed by Gee. He was variously called "John Puckett the Turner", "John Puckett Turner", and at least once "Turner Puckett". This appellation was used to distinguish him from his first cousin and neighbor, John Puckett III (C3), aka, "John Puckett the Shoemaker".
A Turner was a skilled craftsman who made wood furniture and other objects with a wood lathe.
The first reference to the name "John Puckett the Turner" come from land processioning records in the records of Bristol Parish:
Returns of Processioning for the year 1731- Heny [Henry] Batt & Peter Baugh [processioned] all but Alexr Marshall with Wm Legan & Jno Puckett shoemaker wth Jno Puckett Turner they refusing.
It seems unlikely that John Puckett (C3) the Shoemaker was old enough in 1731 to have an adult son John who was old enough to be an established land owner. The above record shows the two Johns shared a property line, which the refused to procession, likely because they were already in agreement as to the line's location. Furthermore, the 1752 partial tax list of Chesterfield Co, VA shows John Puckett Sr (C3) as head of household with 2 other tithes (males over 16) - John Puckett Jr and Drury Puckett. In the same list, John Puckett Turner is head of a household in which he is the only tithe. Thus, it appears John Puckett (A3) had a son named John Jr who was not John Puckett the Turner.
John Puckett the Turner likely inherited land from his father William (B2).
Chesterfield County, Virginia: "OB 4:480 (007894508:646). December 1770. Henry Bass against Page Pucket dismissed. Agreed by parties."
Chesterfield Co, VA WB 10:615 (007644378:343) - Joel Puckett Estate account, from 1798 to 1825, by Archibald Bass. Mentions Edward B Puckett. Rebecca Puckett, Joseph Whiteford (married Rebecca Puckett in 1815).
Chesterfield Co, VA OB 12:214 (007895971:444) - Jun 1797 - Ordered that Arch'd Bass take charge of the estate of Joel Puckett dec'd until the further order of the court. Ordered that the overseers of the poor [District] No 1 do bind out as the law directs Peter Baugh, Rebecca Puckett, Aggy and Eliza Pucket poor ophans.
Chesterfield Co, VA OB 14:46 (007897745:265) - Feb 1801 - Overseers of the poor for District 2 bind out Peter Puckett.
Chesterfield Co, VA OB 14:199 (007897745:341) - Jan 1802 - Overseers of the poor for District 1 bind out Peter Puckett orphan of Joel Puckett.
Chesterfield Co, VA OB 15:461 - Jul 1805 - Overseers of the poor for District 1 bind out Peter Puckett a poor orphan to William Winfree to learn the art of a millright
Chesterfield Co, VA OB 19:741 - Apr 1814 - 008141146:422 - Agreement, Peter B Puckett and Benjamin Walthall, proved by Robert Watkins
Chesterfield Co, VA OB 21:407 - 12 Jan 1818 - Edward Archer, Daniel Hatcher Armistead Hill settle accounts of Archibald Bass as administrator of Rebecca Puckett deceased and make a report
US Army Enlistments, Peter B Puckett, 20th Infantry, born Chesterfield Co, VA, enlisted 15 Mar 1813 at Petersburg, age 21 [born circa 1792]. US Returns from Military Posts, stationed at Cantonment Jessup, Louisiana, 1822, 1825.
Chesterfield Co, VA mariages - Joseph Whiteford to Rebecca Puckett, 23 Dec 1815, John Walthall bondsman. Joseph Whiteford to Mary Nobles, 23 Jun 1827.