Dawes County NeArchives Military Records.....Sippy, Joseph October 8, 1912
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The News Journal (Wilmington, DE) Tue Oct 8, 1912

   Woman's Father Was Soldier in Revolutionary War

Chadron, Neb. Oct 8.-- Mrs. Lucinda Sippy Hershey,
one of the few real daughters of the American
Revolution to survive to the present time, was
buried at Greenwood cemetery here Sunday.
  Mrs. Hershey was born June 29, 1817, at Beaver, PA.
Her father was Joseph Sippy, a Revolutionary soldier,
who came to this country with Charles Hector d'Estaing,
the French Admiral. The youngest of 18 children, Mrs.
Hershey was born after the death of her father.

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1910 Chadron, Dawes, Nebraska
Name Relation  Age Marital State  birthplace of self, father, mother
Ada M. Beardsley Head 70 divorced Ohio NY PA
Louie Hershey Mother 93 widow PA French Virginia

Joseph Sippy died 1819 Beaver Co. Pennsylvania

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