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Author: Thomas Edwin Hile
Conrad Rice born circa 1748 in Switzerland. Conrad married Phillipina Dickey circa 1768 in Bart Township, Lancaster County, PA. Their marriage was blessed with three children: Maria Phillippina Lydick, Phillip, and Conrad Jr. Conrad Rice is recorded in Pennsylvania Archives of having served in Captains Robert Ramsey and Thomas Gormley’s Company under the command of Lieutenant Colonel James Taylor, 6th Battalion, Lancaster County, PA militia. He died in 1823 and is buried in Indiana County, Pennsylvania. Daughters of the American Revolution placed a marker in a park in Indiana, Pennsylvania commemorating Conrad Rice and four other Patriots who served in the American Revolution.
Sources:
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR)
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~paicgs/memorial_park.shtml
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