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State of Service: PA
Qualifying Service: Private / Patriotic Service
RC cited burial believed to be an unmarked grave in "Pine Creek" at Jersey Shore, PA
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Author: James G. Carn
Private Anthony Pepperman (Andon/Anton Pefferman) was born in Germany on August 4, 1721, and died March 10, 1801. He immigrated before the Revolutionary War with his mother and initially settled in Pennsylvania or Virginia. He married Margaret (Carson) Foulk, widow of Stephen Foulk, and two children were born to this union: Anthony and Hannah. Another source says there were no children to his marriage to Foulk; that the children were to his second wife, Elsey, and their names were Anthony and Eva Catharina.
He served in the York County, PA, Militia and served under General Anthony Wayne and lived in Virginia after the war, then removed to Hopewell Township, York County, PA. He's listed in the Pennsylvania Archives as being on the payroll of a party of militia who apprehended British deserters, prisoners and brought them to the stockade fort in York County, PA.
Moved to Lycoming County, PA, and is buried in unmarked grave possibly in the Pine Creek Cemetery, Porter Township, Lycoming County, PA. (Also listed as unmarked burial Dunstable/Clinton/PA)
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