Turner,
Nat 1800-31; U.S. slave, who led an abortive revolt (1831)
See turner in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(tûrˈnər)
noun
One that turns, especially a person who operates a lathe or similar device.
(tûrˈnər)
noun
A gymnast or tumbler, especially a member of a turnverein.
(tûrˈnər), Frederick Jackson 1861-1932.
American historian who emphasized the importance of the frontier in American history.
, Joseph Mallord William 1775-1851.
British painter whose abstract treatment of light, color, and space influenced the French impressionists. His works include Sun Rising Through Vapour (1807).
, Joseph Vernon Known as “Big Joe.” 1911-1985.
American jazz and blues singer. Noted for a singing style which resembles shouting, he contributed greatly to the development of rhythm and blues.
, Nat 1800-1831.
American slave leader who organized about 70 followers and led a rebellion in Virginia, during which approximately 50 whites were killed (1831). He was then captured and executed.