M. S. Turner
American musician and piano tuner
About M. S. Turner
Lived 1849 – 1910 (aged 60–61). M. S. Turner was a piano tuner.
Milton Stuart Turner (September 1849 – January 6, 1910) was a music professor and piano tuner. In 1872 he was appointed professor of music at the Charleston Female Institute. He played the organ.
Early years Milton Stuart Turner was born in September 1849 in Middletown, Virginia, to music professor A. J. Turner and Kate Aby.
Death On January 6, 1910, in Hinton, West Virginia, he fell and fractured his skull, resulting in his death. Sun of my Soul, Thou Savior Dear, 1879 Spring Song Waltz, 1879 Jesus, Refuge of my Soul, 1900 The Brakeman's Farewell, 1902
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American musician and piano tuner
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M. S. Turner was born in 1849.
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M. S. Turner died in 1910.
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M. S. Turner was a piano tuner.
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