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[[File:Mrs. Samuel Mifflin and Her Granddaughter Rebecca Mifflin Francis.jpg|thumb|Francis' mother-in-law, Mrs. Samuel Mifflin, and his daughter, Rebecca Mifflin Francis, by [[Charles Willson Peale]]]][[File:Samuel Mifflin.jpg|thumb|right|Francis' father-in-law, Samuel Mifflin, by [[Charles Willson Peale]], circa 1777-1780]]
Colonel '''Turbutt Francis''' (1740 in [[Philadelphia]] – before 1797 in Pennsylvania), was an officer in the Pennsylvania Troops during [[Pontiac's War]].

==Early life==
Turbutt Francis was the son of Elizabeth Turbutt and [[Tench Francis, Sr.]] 

==Career==
He served as an officer in the Pennsylvania Troops during [[Pontiac's War]] and achieved the rank of Colonel. In 1769, he was stationed at Ft. Augusta, or [[Sunbury, Pennsylvania]]. In March 1772, he was commissioned by the Governor of Pennsylvania to be one of the first justices in the new county of [[Northumberland, Pennsylvania]]. Elected by the Continental Congress in 1775 as a commissioner for Indian affairs in the Northern Department.

In 1773, Turbutt returned to Philadelphia and resided there. In the Shippen Papers it is stated that Turbutt Francis died in 1797<ref>[http://www.jerseyhistory.org/findingaid.php?aid=0375 Shippen Papers]</ref> but local records from Buffalo Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania say he was dead in 1782.<ref>Oscar Jewell Harvey, 1909, A history of Wilkes Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania</ref>

==Personal life==
On September 7, 1770 he married Sarah Mifflin, daughter of Samuel Mifflin. Together, Turbett and Sarah had: 

* Rebecca Mifflin Francis
* Tench Mifflin Francis
* Samuel Mifflin Francis

A portrait of his daughter and mother-in-law was painted by [[Charles Willson Peale]],<ref>[http://www.metmuseum.org/works_of_art/collection_database/american_paintings_and_sculpture/mrs_samuel_mifflin_and_her_granddaughter_rebecca_mifflin_charles_willson_peale/objectview.aspx?collID=2&OID=20012074 Mrs.Samuel Mifflin and her Granddaughter]</ref> as well as a portrait of his Father-in-law Samuel Mifflin.<ref>[http://www.metmuseum.org/works_of_art/collection_database/american_paintings_and_sculpture/samuel_mifflin_charles_willson_peale/objectview.aspx?collID=2&OID=20012080 Samuel Mifflin portrait]</ref>

===Legacy===
Turbot Township and the Borough of Turbotville, both in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania are named for him.

==References==
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[[Category:People of Pennsylvania in the French and Indian War]]
[[Category:Military personnel from Philadelphia]]
[[Category:1740 births]]
[[Category:18th-century deaths]]
[[Category:People from colonial Pennsylvania]]
[[Category:People of Pennsylvania of Pontiac's War]]

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