American Revolution
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William Bassett Daniel Baumgardner Ninnian Beall George Benefiel John Boldrey Geroge Buchanan John Burchfield Robert Burchfield John Buskirk William Collins Lemuel Chapman Philmore Davis Conrad Dowers Jacob Dowers James Delapp Wilbourne Gibson James Grimes Samuel Gookins Gideon Hyatt Benjamin Hamilton Benjamin Hall Joseph Henegin Richard Hodges Thomas Johnson Philip Johnson Roswell Johnson Issac Levi William Lipperd Samuel Marquist Joseph McDonald Daniel McMillin Henry Myers Jacob Mitcheller John O'Neal Peter Newcomer Edward Pendergast John Parr James Rolf Peter Resor Ephriam Robbins Peter Rutledge Henry Thomas Samuel Stephens Peter Vanbibber John Tucker John Ward Issac Way Daniel Welsh Ephriam Wilson Jacob Wycoff John Whitaker |
These patriots names shown in the lists below are of veterans that served in the Revolutionary War --1775 thru 1783, then some time later took residence in Ripley County. The Source for the list shown on the Left  This is a photograph of the Bronze Plate that was |
James Arnold
John Babbs William Bassett Daniel Baumgardner Ninian Beal John Boldrey John Burchfield Robert Burchfield John Bursick Lemuel Chapman William Collins Benjamin Cruzan Philemon Davis James Delapp Conrad Dowers James Dowers Wilbourne Gibson Samuel Gookins James Grimes Benjamin Hall Benjamin Hamiliton Joseph Henegin Richard Hodges James Johnson Roswell Johnson Thomas Hohnson Isaac Levi William Lipperd William Mavity Jacob Mitcheller Henry Myers Joseph McDonald David McMillen Peter Newcomer John O'Neal Martin Overturf Edward Pendergast John Pennetent Jonathan Pratt James Ralif Peter Rutledge Samuel Stevens John Tucker Sr> Peter Van Bibber John Ward John Wittaker Ephraim Wilson Jacob Wycoff |
William Mavity, Sargent Major of the 4th battalion, 2nd regiment of the Henry Co. VA militia and was at the Seige of Yorktown. He moved to Ripley County somewhere around 1825 and is in your list of first settlers. A family researcher did some research back in 1930 or so and said there was a bronze plate inside the Ripley County Courthouse with all of the Revolutionary War Veterans that had served and had lived in Ripley County. William Mavity was on the plate but I understand that the plate is missing and that somebody has a written record of the men but it does not show my ancestor now.
Provided by Brian Mavity -- California