His birthplace is only assumed to be Ansbach. This has not been confirmed per a record from the County Archives in Regensburg, Germany.
During the Revolutionary War, Sixtus was a Canoneer in the Artillery Detachment.
On August 28, l781 he and a camp attendant named Johann Konrad Bauman, took two horses and deserted.
He lived in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, then Mason County Kentucky and Highland County Ohio.
***Another source shows that Sixtus was buried in Boyd Cemetery, Highland County, Ohio. This has not been confirmed.
During the Revolutionary War, Sixtus was a Canoneer in the Artillery Detachment.
On August 28, l781 he and a camp attendant named Johann Konrad Bauman, took two horses and deserted.
He lived in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, then Mason County Kentucky and Highland County Ohio.
***Another source shows that Sixtus was buried in Boyd Cemetery, Highland County, Ohio. This has not been confirmed.
His birthplace is only assumed to be Ansbach. This has not been confirmed per a record from the County Archives in Regensburg, Germany.
During the Revolutionary War, Sixtus was a Canoneer in the Artillery Detachment.
On August 28, l781 he and a camp attendant named Johann Konrad Bauman, took two horses and deserted.
He lived in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, then Mason County Kentucky and Highland County Ohio.
***Another source shows that Sixtus was buried in Boyd Cemetery, Highland County, Ohio. This has not been confirmed.
During the Revolutionary War, Sixtus was a Canoneer in the Artillery Detachment.
On August 28, l781 he and a camp attendant named Johann Konrad Bauman, took two horses and deserted.
He lived in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia, then Mason County Kentucky and Highland County Ohio.
***Another source shows that Sixtus was buried in Boyd Cemetery, Highland County, Ohio. This has not been confirmed.
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