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Sybil Ludington was a Caucasian and rode through the streets to warn of the British troops twice. She was 16 years old. Her work was similar to Paul Reveres.
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Did Sybil Ludington have a mom?
Sybil Ludington's mother was Abigail Ludington.
Who was Sybil Ludington's husband?
Sybil Ludingtons father was a colonel. He needed someone to gather up his troop so that is what Sybil Ludington did.
What did Sybil Ludington look like?
Sybil Ludington did wear a dress most of the time, but during the midnight right she did not.
Was sybil ludington married?
Yes, Sybil Ludington was married. She married Edmond (most articles say Edward, but if you look at Sybil's grave it says Edmond) Ogden in October, 1784.
How old was Sybil Ludington?
At the time of her ride Sybil was 16.
What African American fought at concord?
peter salem-1750
Did Sybil ludington go to high school or college?
sybil ludington was not educated unlike her brothers
Did Sybil Ludington have a mom?
Sybil Ludington's mother was Abigail Ludington.
What part did Sybil Ludington play in the American revolution?
no
Who was Sybil Ludington's husband?
Sybil Ludingtons father was a colonel. He needed someone to gather up his troop so that is what Sybil Ludington did.
Whose side was sybil ludington on the rev war?
As descendants of Sybil and our genealogy research, her father was a Col. Henry Ludington in the Army of the American Revolution.
How was sybil ludington brave?
She warned the American army about the British
Who was Sybil Ludington's father?
Henry Ludington
Does sybil ludington have any talents?
sybil ludington does have talents her talents are horse riding
How old was sybil ludington when she had her son?
Sybil Ludington was 31 years old when she had her first child
Who did sybil ludington married?
Sybil Ludington married Edmund Ogden on October 24, 1784.
Sybil ludington's horse?
Sybil Ludington's horse was a mare named Star. She rode for over 40 miles in the dark to alert American colonial forces of an impending British attack during the Revolutionary War, following in the footsteps of Paul Revere.
