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Historical Markers in Turbotville, Pennsylvania
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ADJACENT TO NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
Columbia County (74) ►
Dauphin County (318) ►
Juniata County (20) ►
Lycoming County (196) ►
Montour County (23) ►
Perry County (156) ►
Schuylkill County (136) ►
Snyder County (38) ►
Union County (81) ►
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1 ► Pennsylvania, Northumberland County, Turbotville, Delaware Township — Col. Matthew Smith —  |
| Captain of Lancaster Co. militia with Col. Benedict Arnold on 1775 midwinter march to Quebec. In 1779, served as Vice-President of Pennsylvania Council. Died in 1794; buried here in an unmarked grave. — — Map (db m87581) HM | |||
| 2 ► Pennsylvania, Northumberland County, Turbotville, Delaware Township — Fort Freeland — |
| Jacob Freeland's house was stockaded in 1778 as a protection against Indians. On July 29, 1779 it was taken by British and Indians. The garrison of 21 were killed or taken prisoner. The site is a quarter-mile from here. — — Map (db m87576) HM | |||
| 3 ► Pennsylvania, Northumberland County, Turbotville, Delaware Township — Fort Freeland — The Sullivan Expedition Against The Iroquois Indians 1779 — |
| Mill built in 1773 and stockaded in 1778 by Jacob Freeland. Attacked, captured and destroyed by British Tories and Seneca Indians July 28, 1779. 108 settlers killed or taken prisoner. — — Map (db m87579) HM | |||