Daisy Turner was born on June 21, 1883, in Grafton, Vermont.
Daisy Turner was born on June 21, 1883, in Grafton, Vermont, to Alec Turner, an escaped enslaved man, and Sally Turner, of Abenaki descent. Growing up in this unique cultural mix in Vermont, she was surrounded by an oral tradition that would shape her legacy. Her family's stories of struggle, resilience, and achievements provided a narrative framework deeply rooted in overcoming adversity. This date marks the beginning of a life dedicated to the preservation of African-American stories and their significance in American history.