John Turton [SEP] date of death
John Turton
John Turton (15 November 1735 – 14 April 1806) was an English physician. 
Life.
Born in Staffordshire, Turton became the doctor of King George III of Great Britain and treated that monarch during bouts of his madness. His house, Brasted Place, was designed by architect Robert Adam and is one of the finest country houses in Kent. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in November 1763. 
He died at Brasted Place and was buried in Brasted churchyard. His heavily Grecian
of three families. Kildale was in the hands of the Percy family from an early date. Around 1662 John Turner purchased Kildale, then after the death of the last Turner in 1806, Kildale was then bought by Robert Bell Livesey of Thirsk, who then passed the parish of Kildale down to his daughter who married into the Turton family and is still owned by the Turton family today. 
Stone built walls were built as boundaries to enclose Kildale's fields and many are still standing today, over 300 years later. Stone