Sunday, October 6, 2013
Conrad Tippong, Revolutionary War Patriot
Conrad Tippong. Born 1743 in Philadelphia, PA and died 28 Aug 1838 in Lincoln/Catawba Co., NC. He fought in NC militia line during the Revolutionary War and served in the Battle of King's Mountain, SC. "TIPPONG, Conrad, NC Line, S7729, appl 10 Feb 1833 Lincoln Co NC aged 88, sol was b some 3 or 4 miles from Philadelphia PA & he lived in Lincoln Co NC at enl[istment]. Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Vol I: A-E, Abstracted by Virgil D. White. He is buried in the Old Tipps/Huit Graveyard in Catawba Co., NC, with only a few of the markers surviving. Conrad Tippong's marker is transcribed as "Sacred to Memory of CONRAD TEPPOUG, Died August 28 1838 Aged 25 Years." In fact, he would have been 95.
George Wilfong, Revolutionary War Patriot
John Wilfong, Revoluntionary War Patriot
John Wilfong. "John was born April 8, 1762 and died 1838.
He enlisted in McDowell's regiment under Captain Sigman and Lieutenant
Van Horn. He was wounded in the left arm at Kings Mountain and went
home the day after the battle, but was at Eutaw. He married Hannah
Sigmore, and his son John married Lavina Sumay." He is buried at Old
St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cemetery, Newton, NC. The King's Mountain Men, Katherine Keogh White. DAR Patriot Number is A125459.
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