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own Free Home Page2. Mary2 Rippey (Edward1) was born on 3 Dec 1762 at Orange County, North Carolina. She married William Elmore Sr. on 22 Jun 1782 at Orange County, North Carolina.5 She died on 10 Nov 1835 at age 72.1
LDS IGI LDS Batch #:7612402, Sheet #:18, Call #:1058401. She also went by the name of Sarah.1
Children of Mary2 Rippey and William Elmore Sr. were as follows:
3. Edward Ross2 Rippy Jr. (Edward1Rippey)5 was born on 23 Mar 1764 at Orange County, North Carolina.3 A bond for the marriage of he and Mary Elmore was signed on 16 Mar 1782 at Orange County, North Carolina (The bond was witnessed by Jesse Benton).4 He married Mary Elmore after 16 Mar 1782 at Orange County, North Carolina (near Haw River).7,3 He died on 9 Dec 1853 at Cherokee, South Carolina, at age 89. He was buried at Old Buffalo Baptist Church Cemetery, Gaffney, Cherokee County, South Carolina.8
His Ancestral File Number is NNK5-ZH. He began military service in 1780 at Orange County, North Carolina, Abstract of a letter to Mrs. Lorena Christophel of Overland, Missouri, 25 JAN 1939, from A. D. Hiller. (Regarding Military Records) "Edward Rippy, while a resident of Orange County, North Carolina enlisted about September 1780, served three months in Captain George Hodge's company of cavalry, Colonel Taylor's North Carolina regiment, and was in skirmishes with Tories. He enlisted in February 1781, served in Captain George Hodge's North Carolina company, and was taken prisoner a few days before the battle of Guilford Court House, North Carolina, was retained a prisoner by the British for five or six months, when he was exchanged and returned home. He enlisted in the spring of 1782, served three months on guard duty at Hillsborough, North Carolina, names of officers not stated.
9 He appears on Military Pension Claim S.9059 for his Revolutionary Service in North Carolina on 17 May 1834 at Rutherford County, North Carolina. Certificate #27967 Issued October 15, 1834. Rate $33.33 per annum. Commenced March 4, 1831. Act of June 7, 1832. North Carolina Agency. Edward was allowed pension on the application executed May 17, 1834, while a resident of Rutherford County, North Carolina. He was living in 1852, in Cleveland County, North Carolina.9 He appeared on the census of 1850 at Cleveland County, North Carolina (Edward Rippy 87, M, Farmer, 800, b.NC).10
Children of Edward Ross2 Rippy Jr. and Mary Elmore all born at Rutherford County, North Carolina, were as follows:
SOURCE: LDS Microfiche - Batch #8381003 Serial Sheet 36. She was also known as Polly.
4. Nancy Anne2 Rippy (Edward1Rippey)5 was born on 22 Jul 1766 at Orange County, North Carolina.5 She married John Elmore on 3 Feb 1784 at Orange County, North Carolina. She married Edward Cook on 26 Aug 1808 at Orange County, North Carolina. She died before 1810.
PARENTS: Mathew Rippy per info from Dixie Scott and LDS? MARRIAGE: LDS Batch #:F898443, Sheet #:04, Call #:1553680 Batch #:7209421, Sheet #:04, Call #:820292 Batch #:7800301, Sheet #:70, Call #:1126195 BIRTH: LDS Batch #:F510338, Sheet #:43, Call #:1553675 Batch #:F811482, Sheet #:43, Call #:1260941 From Jeffrey Jewell <jgjewe01@homer.louisvile.edu> In "The ELMORE Book" by Kathy RAJEWICH it said her parents were Edward RIPPEY and Susannah THOMAS and her DOB was 07-22-1766. It had (Nancy) before her name of Anne RIPPEY. I believe this is due to the family bible with the names of John & Nancy ELLMORE. A notarized signed statement from Mrs. Paul (Neoma) ELMORE, dated April 11, 1981 read: "This is to certify that the following is a true listing of a handwritten page in the "ELMORE Family Bible." It is a small book, really a Testament: Nancy ELLMORE was born the 22nd day of July, 1766 ... This is to further certify that on another page of the same Testament, the following names are written (in LARGE handwriting): John ELLMORE Nancy ELLMORE." In a paper provided by Allie ELMORE SEALES it had: "Revolutionary War John ELMORE's wife (Anne / Nancy) died prior to the 1810 Ky. Census ... and in 1829 he left the land he purchased in 1805 (in Barren County, Ky.) to "my son, Abraham, for taking care of me for the rest of my life." John died in 1836." In a family group sheet by Chris ALLEN and added to by Myrtle ELMORE it read: "John ELMORE (served in Rev. War -- applied for Pension #S-31009) Born Oct. 22, 1758, in Lunenburg Co., Virginia (bought land in Barren Co., Ky. in 1805 -- having moved from York County, S.C. -- where they sold land in 1804). Anne (Nancy) RIPPEY (born July 22, 1766) (married in Orange Co., NC. 3 Feb 1784)." In a family group sheet provided by Allie ELMORE SEALES it read: Name Nancy "Anna" RIPPY; Residences Va., N.C, & Ky.; Born July 22, 1766 in Va.; Father Edward RIPPY and Mother Susannah THOMAS. In Patricia Gail ELMORE MITCHELL's research she was Anne Nancy RIPPY, born July 22, 1766, died circa 1810 and her parents were Edward RIPPY and Susannah THOMAS.
Children of Nancy Anne2 Rippy and John Elmore were:
There were no children of Nancy Anne2 Rippy and Edward Cook.
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