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Revision as of 19:30, 2 May 2013
Birth
Conrad was born on May 9, 1764.
Military
He enlisted at Watervliet in Albany County in the Spring of 1781 to serve as a private for 9 months. He served in Colonel Willett’s Regiment. He was discharged in January of 1782.
Marriage & Children
He married at about 1784 Annatje (Nancy) Achembach who was born at about 1770. They had the following known children:
- Catherine Sparbeck b. about 1786, married Teunis Van Auken. She died in 1858
- Conrad Sparbeck b. about 1788, married Elizabeth Snyder. He died before 1841
- Nancy Sparbeck b. March 16, 1794 married Amos Swan who was born at about 1792
- Michael Sparbeck b. about 1810
- Jacob Sparbeck
Death
Conrad died shortly before June of 1841. His wife, Nancy, survived him. Burial places are not known.
His Will
This will was proved and recorded on Deceember 13, 1841. It was presented for execution on May 18, 1841 
Additional Media
The Revolutionary War Pension file for Conrad Sparbeck. He could neither read nor write, so the spelling of his name on documents varies greatly.
His declaration. It includes service he said was with Butler’s Rangers 
His court recorded deposition 
The second page of the court recorded deposition 
Addition to Conrad’s deposition, names his brothers 
Affidavit by Abraham Truax 
Award certificate
Sources
