William Billinge was born in a cornfield in Longer, England, lived a very full life, and died 112 years later in the same cornfield. Robert E. Craddock was a patriot to the core and proved it up to his dying day. Craddock, a Revolutionary War veteran of Warren County, Kentucky, was about to die in 1837 when he made the following preparations. He got out of his deathbed, donned his Revolutionary War uniform, asked for a piper and a drummer to march around his house playing military airs so that the last sounds on earth Craddock would hear were his beloved regimental marches. Believe It or Not!
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