Abraham Sheppard | |
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Born | c. 1730 possibly Surry County, Virginia |
Died | c. 1790 Dobbs County, North Carolina |
Allegiance | United States of America |
Service | North Carolina militia, North Carolina Line |
Years of service | 1775–1778 |
Rank | Colonel |
Commands | Dobbs County Regiment, 1st Battalion of Volunteers, 10th North Carolina Regiment |
Battles / wars | Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, Battle of Brandywine Creek, Battle of Germantown |
Children | John, Abraham Jr, Phoebe Sheppard |
Abraham Sheppard was a merchant-planter, sheriff, legislator, and officer during the American Revolutionary War from North Carolina. He lived in Dobbs County, North Carolina on a plantation called Contentnea.[1][2]
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