He died at his home: 68 Mount Vernon Street.
Source of burial place: Death Certificate Photocopy
Occupation on above: Artist
Famous as a painter of portraits, landscapes, etc. He was also noted for pyrography (such as "wood-burning").
Some of Charles Turner's paintings are exhibited in the Turner Room of the Tuck Museum, in Hampton, New Hampshire, the same town where Charles and Elise (and their children) are buried.
Source of burial place: Death Certificate Photocopy
Occupation on above: Artist
Famous as a painter of portraits, landscapes, etc. He was also noted for pyrography (such as "wood-burning").
Some of Charles Turner's paintings are exhibited in the Turner Room of the Tuck Museum, in Hampton, New Hampshire, the same town where Charles and Elise (and their children) are buried.
He died at his home: 68 Mount Vernon Street.
Source of burial place: Death Certificate Photocopy
Occupation on above: Artist
Famous as a painter of portraits, landscapes, etc. He was also noted for pyrography (such as "wood-burning").
Some of Charles Turner's paintings are exhibited in the Turner Room of the Tuck Museum, in Hampton, New Hampshire, the same town where Charles and Elise (and their children) are buried.
Source of burial place: Death Certificate Photocopy
Occupation on above: Artist
Famous as a painter of portraits, landscapes, etc. He was also noted for pyrography (such as "wood-burning").
Some of Charles Turner's paintings are exhibited in the Turner Room of the Tuck Museum, in Hampton, New Hampshire, the same town where Charles and Elise (and their children) are buried.
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