James Turner
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- James Turner was born on 1 January 1721. · Philadelphia.
- Died
- 1759.
- Occupation
- artist and engraver.
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James Turner (1721–1759) was an artist and engraver.
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1721
James Turner born at Philadelphia.
1759
James Turner died.
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James Turner was born in Philadelphia.
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- Jan Baptist BarbéEngraver
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