Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mr. Turner” in chapter 20 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 1.:
...United States which has got a river in it.) I say, then, that Mr. Turner's ship-yard was located about opposite the westerly end of Cross street, and it was afterwards known as Lapham's ship-yard.
Mr. Turner was esteemed as one of the most skilful draughtsmen, as well as one of the most faithful builders, in New England.
He began business in 1804, and rapidly acquired reputation in his profession.
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