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Corp Leonidas Napoleon Bonaparte Lippard

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Corp Leonidas Napoleon Bonaparte Lippard

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1926 (aged 80–81)
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Austin, Travis County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Section:Confederate Field, Section 1 Row:S Number:6
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LIPPARD, LEONIDAS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
(1845~1926)
Leonidas Napoleon Bonaparte Lippard, Confederate veteran, was born on January 26, 1845, in Henry County, Tennessee to John Henry Lippard and Mary Martha Sharp. In 1856, Lippard and his family immigrated to Texas. At age 18, Lippard joined the Confederacy. He first served in the Texas State Troops, but on July 25, 1864, his unit was consolidated with several others to form Bradford's Regiment, Texas Cavalry. Lippard served in Company F. In late 1864, or early 1865, Bradford's Regiment was dismounted and converted to a dismounted unit and in January, 1865, was reorganized as Mann's Regiment, Texas Cavalry. The unit served in the defense of Galveston and surrendered on June 2, 1865.
After being paroled on June 26, 1865, in Millican, Texas, Lippard, who had been promoted to Corporal, married Nancy Ann Stockman Cook. Lippard married for a second time on August 20, 1888 at Colbert's Ferry, Indian Territory, Oklahoma. He was 43 and his new wife, Allie Lee Harper, was 14. Together, they had ten children. Lippard and his young family moved to Rising Star, Eastland County. Suffering from the effects of age, he moved to Austin to live in the Confederate Men's Home. He was admitted on September 2, 1922, and remained there until his death on June 18, 1926.

Source: http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form22.asp

LIPPARD, LEONIDAS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
(1845~1926)
Leonidas Napoleon Bonaparte Lippard, Confederate veteran, was born on January 26, 1845, in Henry County, Tennessee to John Henry Lippard and Mary Martha Sharp. In 1856, Lippard and his family immigrated to Texas. At age 18, Lippard joined the Confederacy. He first served in the Texas State Troops, but on July 25, 1864, his unit was consolidated with several others to form Bradford's Regiment, Texas Cavalry. Lippard served in Company F. In late 1864, or early 1865, Bradford's Regiment was dismounted and converted to a dismounted unit and in January, 1865, was reorganized as Mann's Regiment, Texas Cavalry. The unit served in the defense of Galveston and surrendered on June 2, 1865.
After being paroled on June 26, 1865, in Millican, Texas, Lippard, who had been promoted to Corporal, married Nancy Ann Stockman Cook. Lippard married for a second time on August 20, 1888 at Colbert's Ferry, Indian Territory, Oklahoma. He was 43 and his new wife, Allie Lee Harper, was 14. Together, they had ten children. Lippard and his young family moved to Rising Star, Eastland County. Suffering from the effects of age, he moved to Austin to live in the Confederate Men's Home. He was admitted on September 2, 1922, and remained there until his death on June 18, 1926.

Source: http://www.cemetery.state.tx.us/pub/user_form22.asp

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