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[[File:Col George Turnbull 1729-1810.jpg|thumb|right|Colonel George Turnbull]]
 
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'''George Turnbull''' was a [[Loyalist (American Revolution)|loyalist]] [[Lieutenant colonel (United States)|Lieutenant Colonel]] in the [[American Revolutionary War]].
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'''George Turnbull''' was a [[Loyalist (American Revolution)|loyalist]] [[Lieutenant colonel (United States)|Lieutenant Colonel]] in the [[American Revolutionary War]].
 
 
Turnbull raised and commanded the [[New York Volunteers]] in January 1776; this regiment was renumbered in May 1779 as the [[3rd American Regiment]].<ref>http://www.nyhistory.net/~drums/kingsmen_02</ref><ref>{{cite book
 
Turnbull raised and commanded the [[New York Volunteers]] in January 1776; this regiment was renumbered in May 1779 as the [[3rd American Regiment]].<ref>http://www.nyhistory.net/~drums/kingsmen_02</ref><ref>{{cite book
 
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</ref> He was based at [[Rocky Mount, North Carolina]]<ref>[http://www.history.army.mil/books/RevWar/KM-Cpns/AWC-KM1.htm US Army Center of Military History - The Battle of Kings Mountain]</ref> and commanded at the [[Battle of Rocky Mount]], Lancaster County, South Carolina on August 1, 1780.<ref>[http://www.revolutionarywar101.com/battles/800801-rocky-mount.html www.revolutionarywar101.com - The Battle of Rocky Mount]</ref>
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</ref> He was based at Rocky Mount, North Carolina<ref>[http://www.history.army.mil/books/RevWar/KM-Cpns/AWC-KM1.htm US Army Center of Military History - The Battle of Kings Mountain]</ref> and commanded at the [[Battle of Rocky Mount]], Lancaster County, South Carolina on August 1, 1780.<ref>[http://www.revolutionarywar101.com/battles/800801-rocky-mount.html www.revolutionarywar101.com - The Battle of Rocky Mount]</ref>
   
 
George Turnbull was born at Blackadder Mains in the county of Berwickshire (close to the Scottish/English border) in 1729. He served as a soldier mostly in North America for some 60 years, initially for some 10 years in [[Colonel Majoribanks' Regiment of Scots]]. His will is dated 16 February 1809. He died in New York in 1810.<ref>[[George Turnbull (civil engineer)]] autobiography page 387 held in The British Library, London</ref>
 
George Turnbull was born at Blackadder Mains in the county of Berwickshire (close to the Scottish/English border) in 1729. He served as a soldier mostly in North America for some 60 years, initially for some 10 years in [[Colonel Majoribanks' Regiment of Scots]]. His will is dated 16 February 1809. He died in New York in 1810.<ref>[[George Turnbull (civil engineer)]] autobiography page 387 held in The British Library, London</ref>

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Col George Turnbull 1729-1810

Colonel George Turnbull

George Turnbull was a loyalist Lieutenant Colonel in the American Revolutionary War. Turnbull raised and commanded the New York Volunteers in January 1776; this regiment was renumbered in May 1779 as the 3rd American Regiment.[1][2] He was based at Rocky Mount, North Carolina[3] and commanded at the Battle of Rocky Mount, Lancaster County, South Carolina on August 1, 1780.[4]

George Turnbull was born at Blackadder Mains in the county of Berwickshire (close to the Scottish/English border) in 1729. He served as a soldier mostly in North America for some 60 years, initially for some 10 years in Colonel Majoribanks' Regiment of Scots. His will is dated 16 February 1809. He died in New York in 1810.[5]

Captain Christian Huck of Huck’s Defeat (July 12, 1780) served under Turnbull's command.[6]

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