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Sybil Ludingtons Midnight Ride On My Own History ~ Sybil Ludingtons Midnight Ride On My Own History Marsha Amstel Ellen Beier on FREE shipping on qualifying offers On a dark cold and rainy night in April 1777 Sybil Ludington sets out on a journey to warn American soldiers that danger is headed their way The British are coming They have already attacked a nearby town

Sybil Ludingtons Midnight Ride — On My Own History ~ In 1777 two years after Paul Reveres famous midnight ride 16yearold Sybil Ludington makes her mark on American history George Washington had allowed Sybils father Colonel Henry Ludington and his men to return home to plant their spring crops It is April 26 when a messenger interrupts the colonels bedtime storytelling

Sybil Ludington Wikipedia ~ Ludingtons ride edit On April 26 1777 Sybil Ludington rode her horse Star 40 miles 64 km through the night in Putnam County New York to warn approximately 400 militiamen under her fathers command that British troops were planning to attack Danbury Connecticut where the Continental Army had a supply depot

The Midnight Ride of Sybil Ludington Now I Know ~ Col Ludington the story goes determined a midnight ride was warranted — one which would be twice as long as Revere’s through more hostile terrain and arguably in an area with more people still loyal to the Crown It was a thankless dangerous job but Ludington’s 16yearold daughter Sybil voluntreed

Sybil Ludington National Womens History Museum ~ A young American patriot Sybil Ludington was just 16 years old when she made a nighttime ride rallying Patriot soldiers Born in New York in 1761 Ludington was the eldest of Henry and Abigail’s twelve children

Sybil Ludington – History of American Women ~ Sybil’s ride started shortly after 900 pm on April 26 1777 She used a stick to prod her horse and knock on doors She managed to defend herself against a highwayman with her father’s musket “The British are burning Danbury

Sybil Ludington Possible Female Paul Revere ~ Sybils Ride According to the story as reported in a 1907 biography of Colonel Ludington on Saturday night April 26 1777 a messenger arrived at Colonel Ludingtons home saying that the town of Danbury had been burned by the British and the militia was needed to furnish the troops for General Gold Selleck Silliman 1732–1790

Sybil Ludington American Revolutionary War heroine ~ The classic account of the event an article written in 1907 by Ludington’s greatnephew Connecticut historian Louis S Patrick says her father “bade her to take a horse ride for the men and tell them to be at his house by daybreak”