Thomas Henderson Kip (1859- ) married Katherine McKeever (1863- )
Son of Thomas Henderson Kip and Leanna Shortleff
Sources:
History of The Kip Family In America, by Frederic E. Kip and Margarita L. Hawley, 1928. No. 352, p. 368, 376.
1900 Census of the United States. New York. New York. Bronx. P. 31A (258). Roll T623_1125. Enumeration Dist. 1007.
Kipp, Thomas H 41 NY Feb. 1859 Salesman
Kipp, Katherine 36 NY June 1863
Kipp, Henry C 18 NY June 1881 Stenographer
Kipp, Frank C 16 NY Oct. 1883 Clerk
Kipp, Florence 13 NY June 1886 at school
Kipp, Katherine 9 NY Feb. 1891 at school
1910 Census of the United States. New York. New York. Bronx Assembly Dist. 34. P.
Kip, Thomas H 51 NY Salesman Litho supplies
Kip, Kate 46 NY
Bradley, Florence 23 NY Salelady department store
Kip, Kate 19 NY
1920 Census of the United States. New York. Bronx. Bronx Assembly Dist. 7. P. 7B. Roll T625_1141. Enumeration Dist. 396.
Kip, Thomas 60 NY Salesman Leather house
Kip, Catherine 56 NY
1930 Census of the United States. New York. Bronx. Bronx. P. 18A. Roll 1484. Enumeration Dist. 559.
Kip, Thomas 71 NY Salesman ??
Kip, Catherine 66 NY
Monday, May 30, 2011
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Kip/Kipp Research - 5
Thomas Henderson Kip (1826-2894) married Leanna (Elizabeth) Shortleff (1826- )
Resided New York City.
Sources:
History of The Kip Family In America, by Frederic E. Kip and Margarita L. Hawley, 1928. No. 310, p. 361, 367.
1850 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York Ward 13. P. 386A. Roll M432_550.
Shortliff, Bethseda 50 NY
Shortliff, Elizabeth 23 NY
Kipp, Thos H 24 NY Book Binder
Kipp, Sarah 23 NY
Kipp, Peter T 2 NY
Erwin, Geo W 32 NY Carpenter
Erwin, Bethsheba 9 NY
Munson, Ann 17 NY
1860 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York Ward 13 Dist. 3. P. 85. Roll M653_803
Kipp, Thos H 34 NY Book binder
Kipp, Leanna 36 NY
Kipp, Peter 12 NY
Kipp, Leanna 9 NY
Kipp, Richard 8 NY
Kipp, William 4 NY
Kipp, Thomas 2 NY
Belchwer, Irvin, 20 NY (f) Shirt maker
Belchwer, Fountain 60 NY (f)
1870 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York Ward 13 Dist. 2. P. 99B (102). Roll M593_991.
Kipp, Thomas H 45 NY Clerk
Kipp, Leanna 43 NY
Kipp, Peter 22 NY Letter carrier
Kipp, Leanna 20 NY Clerk
Kipp, Richard 18 NY Seaman
Kipp, William 13 NY Office boy
Kipp, Thomas 11 NY
Kipp, Henry 7 NY
Kipp, Fanny 4 NY
Sheitleir, Bathsheba 70 NY
Halings, Theresa 86 NY
1880 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York. P. 313B (42). Roll 873. Clinton Street.
Kipp, Thomas N 54 NY Inspector Custom House
Kipp, Leanna 53 NY Keeping house
Kipp, Peter 32 NY Traveler
Kipp, William 23 NY Paper hanger
Kipp, Thomas H Jr 21 NY Clerk
Kipp, Harry 16 NY Clerk
Kipp, Fannie 13 NY at school
Shutliss, Bathshebe 80 NY boarder [mother-in-law?]
New York City Deaths. Thomas H Kip. June 11, 1894. Certificate: 19418.
1900 Census of the United States. New York. Kings. Brooklyn Ward 19. P. 31A (11A). Roll T623_1056. Enumeration Dist. 300.
Gunther, Frederick 43 NY July 1857 Butcher
Gunther Fannie G 34 NY Sept. 1865
Kipp, Leonora 74 NY March 1826 mother-in-law
Resided New York City.
Sources:
History of The Kip Family In America, by Frederic E. Kip and Margarita L. Hawley, 1928. No. 310, p. 361, 367.
1850 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York Ward 13. P. 386A. Roll M432_550.
Shortliff, Bethseda 50 NY
Shortliff, Elizabeth 23 NY
Kipp, Thos H 24 NY Book Binder
Kipp, Sarah 23 NY
Kipp, Peter T 2 NY
Erwin, Geo W 32 NY Carpenter
Erwin, Bethsheba 9 NY
Munson, Ann 17 NY
1860 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York Ward 13 Dist. 3. P. 85. Roll M653_803
Kipp, Thos H 34 NY Book binder
Kipp, Leanna 36 NY
Kipp, Peter 12 NY
Kipp, Leanna 9 NY
Kipp, Richard 8 NY
Kipp, William 4 NY
Kipp, Thomas 2 NY
Belchwer, Irvin, 20 NY (f) Shirt maker
Belchwer, Fountain 60 NY (f)
1870 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York Ward 13 Dist. 2. P. 99B (102). Roll M593_991.
Kipp, Thomas H 45 NY Clerk
Kipp, Leanna 43 NY
Kipp, Peter 22 NY Letter carrier
Kipp, Leanna 20 NY Clerk
Kipp, Richard 18 NY Seaman
Kipp, William 13 NY Office boy
Kipp, Thomas 11 NY
Kipp, Henry 7 NY
Kipp, Fanny 4 NY
Sheitleir, Bathsheba 70 NY
Halings, Theresa 86 NY
1880 Census of the United States. New York. New York. New York. P. 313B (42). Roll 873. Clinton Street.
Kipp, Thomas N 54 NY Inspector Custom House
Kipp, Leanna 53 NY Keeping house
Kipp, Peter 32 NY Traveler
Kipp, William 23 NY Paper hanger
Kipp, Thomas H Jr 21 NY Clerk
Kipp, Harry 16 NY Clerk
Kipp, Fannie 13 NY at school
Shutliss, Bathshebe 80 NY boarder [mother-in-law?]
New York City Deaths. Thomas H Kip. June 11, 1894. Certificate: 19418.
1900 Census of the United States. New York. Kings. Brooklyn Ward 19. P. 31A (11A). Roll T623_1056. Enumeration Dist. 300.
Gunther, Frederick 43 NY July 1857 Butcher
Gunther Fannie G 34 NY Sept. 1865
Kipp, Leonora 74 NY March 1826 mother-in-law
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Kip/Kipp Research - 4
4)
Parents of Ira Alexander Kipp
Joseph Whitson Kipp (1857-1931) married Loretta Jane Hannah (1859-1947)
They were married in Brown County, Kansas on September 7, 1879 at Loretta's parents home 7 miles south of Hiawatha. They settled on a farm in Brown County where their first son was born. Later they moved to Willis, Kansas, when the town was started and entered the mercantile business. Their second son was the first child born in Willis. After leaving Willis they lived two years in Howell County, Missouri, (near West Plains) where their third son was born. He died after their return from Missouri and before the birth of their fourth son in Atchinson County, Kansas. They later moved to Horton, Kansas, where their only daughter, Winifred, was born. Kearney County, Kansas was their next location where they lived five years, followed by three years in Norris County, Kansas, after which they returned to Horton and spent the remainder of their lives. Borth died at Horton. Both are buried in the Claytonville Cemetery, four miles north of Willis, Brown, Kansas.
Loretta came to Brown County with her parents in a wagon train in 1867 from near Red Oak, Iowa. Loretta was blind the last twenty-four and half years of her life.
Joseph was 17 when he came to Kansas from Illinois and lived with an uncle (Gilbert Kipp) northwest of Willis.
Sources:
History of The Kip Family In America, by Frederic E. Kip and Margarita L. Hawley, 1928. No. 547, p. 426.
1860 Census of the United States. Illinois. LaSalle. Adams. P. 163. Eill M653_196.
Kipp, Asa 37 NY Farmer
Kipp, Sarah 30 NY
Kipp, Joseph 2 IL
Kipp, Gilbert 23 NY Farmer
Whitson, Joseph 28 NY
Bennett, George 18 NY F laborer
Mead, Phebe 18 NY Servant
1870 Census of the United States. Illinois. DeKalb. Victor. P. 635B (6). Roll M593_215.
Kipp, Sarah A 41 NY Keeping house
Kipp, Jospeh W 13 IL
Kipp, Jessie 9 IL
Kipp, Jennie 6 IL
Whitson, Susan 35 NY at home
1880 Census of the United States. Kansas. Browb. Mission. P. 465C (15). Roll 374. Enumeration Dist. 19.
Kipp, Jos W 22 IL Farmer
Kipp, Loretta 21 IL Housekeeping
Kipp, Jesse 19 IL Teacher
Brown, Wm E 19 IL Farm laborer
1885 Kansas State Census. Roll KS1885_12. P. 25. Microfilm reels K-1 - K-146. Kansas State Historical Society.
Kipp, Joseph W 27 Merchant
Kipp, Loretta J 25
Kipp, Ira 4
Kipp, Lawrence 2
1900 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 6B. Roll T623_472. Enumeration Dist. 27.
Kipp, Joseph W 42 IL Dec. 1857 Day laborer
Kipp, Loretta J 40 IL June 1859
Kipp, Ira A 19 KS Jan. 1881 Day laborer
Kipp, Lawrence J 17 KS July 1882 ?? Salesman
Kipp, Homer G 7 KS Apr. 1893
Kipp, Winifred H 1 KS Dec. 1898
1910 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 6B. Roll T623_472. Enumeration Dist. 27.
Kipp, Joseph W 42 IL Dec. 1857 Day laborer
Kipp, Loretta J 40 IL June 1859
Kipp, Ira A 19 KS Jan. 1881 Day laborer
Kipp, Lawrence J 17 KS July 1882 ?? Salesman
Kipp, Homer G 7 KS Apr. 1893
Kipp, Winifred H 1 KS Dec. 1898
1920 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton Ward 3. P. 3B. Roll T625_525. Enumeration Dist. 694.
Kipp, Joseph W 62 IL Bridge gang at ??
Kipp, Floretta 60 IL
Hanna, Agness 58 IL sister
1930 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 5A. Roll 694. Enumeration Dist. 11.
Kipp, Joseph 72 IL none
Kipp, Lorretta J 70 IL
Parents of Ira Alexander Kipp
Joseph Whitson Kipp (1857-1931) married Loretta Jane Hannah (1859-1947)
They were married in Brown County, Kansas on September 7, 1879 at Loretta's parents home 7 miles south of Hiawatha. They settled on a farm in Brown County where their first son was born. Later they moved to Willis, Kansas, when the town was started and entered the mercantile business. Their second son was the first child born in Willis. After leaving Willis they lived two years in Howell County, Missouri, (near West Plains) where their third son was born. He died after their return from Missouri and before the birth of their fourth son in Atchinson County, Kansas. They later moved to Horton, Kansas, where their only daughter, Winifred, was born. Kearney County, Kansas was their next location where they lived five years, followed by three years in Norris County, Kansas, after which they returned to Horton and spent the remainder of their lives. Borth died at Horton. Both are buried in the Claytonville Cemetery, four miles north of Willis, Brown, Kansas.
Loretta came to Brown County with her parents in a wagon train in 1867 from near Red Oak, Iowa. Loretta was blind the last twenty-four and half years of her life.
Joseph was 17 when he came to Kansas from Illinois and lived with an uncle (Gilbert Kipp) northwest of Willis.
Sources:
History of The Kip Family In America, by Frederic E. Kip and Margarita L. Hawley, 1928. No. 547, p. 426.
1860 Census of the United States. Illinois. LaSalle. Adams. P. 163. Eill M653_196.
Kipp, Asa 37 NY Farmer
Kipp, Sarah 30 NY
Kipp, Joseph 2 IL
Kipp, Gilbert 23 NY Farmer
Whitson, Joseph 28 NY
Bennett, George 18 NY F laborer
Mead, Phebe 18 NY Servant
1870 Census of the United States. Illinois. DeKalb. Victor. P. 635B (6). Roll M593_215.
Kipp, Sarah A 41 NY Keeping house
Kipp, Jospeh W 13 IL
Kipp, Jessie 9 IL
Kipp, Jennie 6 IL
Whitson, Susan 35 NY at home
1880 Census of the United States. Kansas. Browb. Mission. P. 465C (15). Roll 374. Enumeration Dist. 19.
Kipp, Jos W 22 IL Farmer
Kipp, Loretta 21 IL Housekeeping
Kipp, Jesse 19 IL Teacher
Brown, Wm E 19 IL Farm laborer
1885 Kansas State Census. Roll KS1885_12. P. 25. Microfilm reels K-1 - K-146. Kansas State Historical Society.
Kipp, Joseph W 27 Merchant
Kipp, Loretta J 25
Kipp, Ira 4
Kipp, Lawrence 2
1900 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 6B. Roll T623_472. Enumeration Dist. 27.
Kipp, Joseph W 42 IL Dec. 1857 Day laborer
Kipp, Loretta J 40 IL June 1859
Kipp, Ira A 19 KS Jan. 1881 Day laborer
Kipp, Lawrence J 17 KS July 1882 ?? Salesman
Kipp, Homer G 7 KS Apr. 1893
Kipp, Winifred H 1 KS Dec. 1898
1910 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 6B. Roll T623_472. Enumeration Dist. 27.
Kipp, Joseph W 42 IL Dec. 1857 Day laborer
Kipp, Loretta J 40 IL June 1859
Kipp, Ira A 19 KS Jan. 1881 Day laborer
Kipp, Lawrence J 17 KS July 1882 ?? Salesman
Kipp, Homer G 7 KS Apr. 1893
Kipp, Winifred H 1 KS Dec. 1898
1920 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton Ward 3. P. 3B. Roll T625_525. Enumeration Dist. 694.
Kipp, Joseph W 62 IL Bridge gang at ??
Kipp, Floretta 60 IL
Hanna, Agness 58 IL sister
1930 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 5A. Roll 694. Enumeration Dist. 11.
Kipp, Joseph 72 IL none
Kipp, Lorretta J 70 IL
Monday, May 16, 2011
Kip/Kipp Research-3
Ira Alexander Kipp (1881-1963) married Barbara Helen Creutzmeyer (1888-1967). They lived in Piedmont, Wayne, MO, USA.
18th Battery Field Artillery, Spanish American War.
1885 Kansas State Census. Roll KS1885_12. P. 25. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-146. Kansas State Historical Society.
Kipp, Joseph W 27 Merchant
Kipp, Loretta J 25
Kipp, Ira 4
Kipp, Lawrence 2
1900 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 6B. Roll T623_472. Enumeration Dist. 27.
Kipp, Joseph W 42 IL Dec. 1857 Day laborer
Kipp, Loretta J 40 IL June 1859
Kipp, Ira A 19 KS Jan. 1881 Day laborer
Kipp, Lawrence J 17 KS July 1882 ?? Salesman
Kipp, Homer G 7 KS Apr. 1893
Kipp, Winifred H 1 KS Dec. 1898
US Army Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914
Ira A Kipp. B: abt 1880. Kansas. Enlistment age: 20 6/12.
1910 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton Ward 1. P. 3A. Roll T624_433. Enumeration Dist. 25.
Kipp, Ira A 29 KS Plummer CR? &P Co.
Kipp, Barbare 23 KS
Kipp, Hellen 1 6/12 KS
US World War 1 Draft Registration Cards 1917-18
Ira Alexander Kipp. Wayne. Missouri. B: Jan. 31, 1881. FHL # 1,683,936.
1930 Census of the United States. Missouri. Wayne. Logan. P. 4B. Roll 1251. Enumeration Dist. 7.
Kipp, Ira A 49 KS Farmer
Kipp, Barbara 42 KS
Kipp, Edna 19 KS
Kipp, Charles 11 MO
www.findagrave.com - Masonic Cem., Piedmont, Wayne Co., Missouri, USA.
18th Battery Field Artillery, Spanish American War.
1885 Kansas State Census. Roll KS1885_12. P. 25. Microfilm reels K-1 – K-146. Kansas State Historical Society.
Kipp, Joseph W 27 Merchant
Kipp, Loretta J 25
Kipp, Ira 4
Kipp, Lawrence 2
1900 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton. P. 6B. Roll T623_472. Enumeration Dist. 27.
Kipp, Joseph W 42 IL Dec. 1857 Day laborer
Kipp, Loretta J 40 IL June 1859
Kipp, Ira A 19 KS Jan. 1881 Day laborer
Kipp, Lawrence J 17 KS July 1882 ?? Salesman
Kipp, Homer G 7 KS Apr. 1893
Kipp, Winifred H 1 KS Dec. 1898
US Army Register of Enlistments, 1798-1914
Ira A Kipp. B: abt 1880. Kansas. Enlistment age: 20 6/12.
1910 Census of the United States. Kansas. Brown. Horton Ward 1. P. 3A. Roll T624_433. Enumeration Dist. 25.
Kipp, Ira A 29 KS Plummer CR? &P Co.
Kipp, Barbare 23 KS
Kipp, Hellen 1 6/12 KS
US World War 1 Draft Registration Cards 1917-18
Ira Alexander Kipp. Wayne. Missouri. B: Jan. 31, 1881. FHL # 1,683,936.
1930 Census of the United States. Missouri. Wayne. Logan. P. 4B. Roll 1251. Enumeration Dist. 7.
Kipp, Ira A 49 KS Farmer
Kipp, Barbara 42 KS
Kipp, Edna 19 KS
Kipp, Charles 11 MO
www.findagrave.com - Masonic Cem., Piedmont, Wayne Co., Missouri, USA.
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Kip/Kipp Research - 2
Benjamin Haight Kip (1797-bef 1850) and his wife Esther Miller (1803-aft 1880)
Benjamin died before the 1850 Census however we found his wife Esther living with her children in the 1850 and 1860 US Census. In the 1870 Census she is living with her daughter Frances Covley. In the 1880 US Census she is still livig with her daughter Frances M who has remarried to David M Steves.
1850 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 227B. Roll M432_484.
Esther Kipp 47 NY
Frances M 21 NY
Adeline M 19 NY
Jane E 13 NY
1860 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 266 (20). Roll M653_731. Post Office: French Creek.
Kipp, Esther 57 NY Mother
Kipp, Jane E 23 NY Housework
Dean, Jerome J 29 NY Harness maker
Dean, Adeline N 29 NY
Dean, Allen J 6 NY
Dean, Otto K 4 NY
Dean, James D 4/12 NY
1870 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 685A (35). Roll M593_913.
Covley, Frances 41 NY Keeping House
Kipp, Esther 67 NY at home
1880 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 67C (15). Roll 816. Enumeration Dist. 71.
Steves, David M 61 NY Retired Clergyman
Steves, Frances M 52 NY Keeping house
Steves, Minni H 21 NY
Steves, M Belle 18 NY Attending school
Steves, Franc E (f) 16 PA Attending school
Steves, Hasson W 13 OH Attending school
Steves, Louis H (f) 10 PA Attending school
Green, Mary K 11 NY Attending school
Kipp, Esther 77 NY mother-in-law
Lord, Edmund 20 NY farm laborer
Benjamin died before the 1850 Census however we found his wife Esther living with her children in the 1850 and 1860 US Census. In the 1870 Census she is living with her daughter Frances Covley. In the 1880 US Census she is still livig with her daughter Frances M who has remarried to David M Steves.
1850 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 227B. Roll M432_484.
Esther Kipp 47 NY
Frances M 21 NY
Adeline M 19 NY
Jane E 13 NY
1860 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 266 (20). Roll M653_731. Post Office: French Creek.
Kipp, Esther 57 NY Mother
Kipp, Jane E 23 NY Housework
Dean, Jerome J 29 NY Harness maker
Dean, Adeline N 29 NY
Dean, Allen J 6 NY
Dean, Otto K 4 NY
Dean, James D 4/12 NY
1870 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 685A (35). Roll M593_913.
Covley, Frances 41 NY Keeping House
Kipp, Esther 67 NY at home
1880 Census of the United States. New York. Chautaugua. Sherman. P. 67C (15). Roll 816. Enumeration Dist. 71.
Steves, David M 61 NY Retired Clergyman
Steves, Frances M 52 NY Keeping house
Steves, Minni H 21 NY
Steves, M Belle 18 NY Attending school
Steves, Franc E (f) 16 PA Attending school
Steves, Hasson W 13 OH Attending school
Steves, Louis H (f) 10 PA Attending school
Green, Mary K 11 NY Attending school
Kipp, Esther 77 NY mother-in-law
Lord, Edmund 20 NY farm laborer
Monday, May 9, 2011
Kip/Kipp Research-1
Rev. William Ingraham Kip (1811-1893), Bishop of California
I was able to find him on the 1850 and 1880 US Census and Find A Grave.
1850 US Census. New York. Albany. Albany Ward 6. P. 352A. Roll M432_472.
Kip, William I 38 NY Clergyman
Kip, Mariah E 38 NY
Kip, Lawrence 13 NY
Kip, William H 11 NY
Kip, Leonard 23 NY Lawyer
Fagan, Cathern 25 Ireland
Fitzpatrick, An 25 Ireland
1880 Census of The United States. California. San Francisco. San Francisco. P. 14. Roll 79. Enumeration Dist. 211.
Kipp, William I 68 NY Bishop of California
Kipp, Maria 67 NJ Keeping House
Kipp, William I Jr 39 NY At home
Kipp, Elizabeth 37 NJ At home Daughter-in-law
Kipp, William I 13 CA At home grandson
Kipp, Lawrence 10 NJ At home grandson
Kipp, Elizabeth 7 NJ grandaughter
Kipp, Mary 3 NJ granddaughter
Flood, Catharine 18 Ireland Servant cook
Lamb, Catharine 30 Ireland Servant Waitress
Collins, Agnes 52 Ireland Servant Nurse
www.findagrave.com Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo Co, CA, USA.
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: N 37.67350, Longitude: W -122.45519.
I also found his son William Ingraham (1840-1918) and his wife Elizabeth Clementina Kip (1843-1920)on the 1910 US Census.
1910 Census of the United States. California. Alameda. Berkely. P. 11B. Roll T624_72. Enumeration Dist. 48.
Welcher, Adair 51 NY lawyer
Welcher, Rety A 72 KY House keeper mother
McComb, S A 26 CA servant
Kip, William S(I) 70 NY Federal officer Dept. Commerce & labor
Kip, Elizabeth C 63 NJ
etc.
Marie Elizabeth Ingraham (1784-1877) widow of Leonard Kip (1774-1846) father of the Bishop of California.
Living with her daughter Elizabeth who married Henry L Storrs on the 1850, 1860 and 1870 US Census.
1850 Census of the United States. New York. Westchester. Yonkers. P. 206A (411). Roll M432_615.
Storrs, Henry L 39 NY Prot Epis Clergyman
Storrs, Elizabeth K 36 NY
Storrs, Eliza 12 NY
Storrs, Maria 9 NY
Storrs, Leonard K 7 NY
Storrs, Esther 63 NY
Kip, Maria J 63 PA
Francis, Selina 18 Eng
1860 Census of the United States. Maine. Kennebec. Gardiner. P. 111. Roll M653_441.
Storrs, Elizabeth K 45 NY
Storrs, Eliza 22 NY
Storrs, Maria 18 NY
Storrs, Lenard K 17 NY Student in College
Kip, Maria J 75 PA
Storrs, Esther 75 NY
Kane, John J 10 NY
Cram, Louisa 35 Maine Domestic
1870 Census of the United States. Maine. Kennebec. Gardiner. P. 290B (96). Roll M593_546.
Burgess, Sophia 52 NY Keeping house
Burgess, Mary G 19 Maine
Storrs, Elizabeth R 56 NY
Storrs, Maria 28 CT
Storrs, Leonard K 27 NY Clergyman
Kipp, Maria L 85 PA
Kane, John R 20 NY
Williams, Mary A 42 Maine Domestic servant
Williams, Richard 12 Maine Servant
I was able to find him on the 1850 and 1880 US Census and Find A Grave.
1850 US Census. New York. Albany. Albany Ward 6. P. 352A. Roll M432_472.
Kip, William I 38 NY Clergyman
Kip, Mariah E 38 NY
Kip, Lawrence 13 NY
Kip, William H 11 NY
Kip, Leonard 23 NY Lawyer
Fagan, Cathern 25 Ireland
Fitzpatrick, An 25 Ireland
1880 Census of The United States. California. San Francisco. San Francisco. P. 14. Roll 79. Enumeration Dist. 211.
Kipp, William I 68 NY Bishop of California
Kipp, Maria 67 NJ Keeping House
Kipp, William I Jr 39 NY At home
Kipp, Elizabeth 37 NJ At home Daughter-in-law
Kipp, William I 13 CA At home grandson
Kipp, Lawrence 10 NJ At home grandson
Kipp, Elizabeth 7 NJ grandaughter
Kipp, Mary 3 NJ granddaughter
Flood, Catharine 18 Ireland Servant cook
Lamb, Catharine 30 Ireland Servant Waitress
Collins, Agnes 52 Ireland Servant Nurse
www.findagrave.com Cypress Lawn Memorial Park, Colma, San Mateo Co, CA, USA.
GPS Coordinates: Latitude: N 37.67350, Longitude: W -122.45519.
I also found his son William Ingraham (1840-1918) and his wife Elizabeth Clementina Kip (1843-1920)on the 1910 US Census.
1910 Census of the United States. California. Alameda. Berkely. P. 11B. Roll T624_72. Enumeration Dist. 48.
Welcher, Adair 51 NY lawyer
Welcher, Rety A 72 KY House keeper mother
McComb, S A 26 CA servant
Kip, William S(I) 70 NY Federal officer Dept. Commerce & labor
Kip, Elizabeth C 63 NJ
etc.
Marie Elizabeth Ingraham (1784-1877) widow of Leonard Kip (1774-1846) father of the Bishop of California.
Living with her daughter Elizabeth who married Henry L Storrs on the 1850, 1860 and 1870 US Census.
1850 Census of the United States. New York. Westchester. Yonkers. P. 206A (411). Roll M432_615.
Storrs, Henry L 39 NY Prot Epis Clergyman
Storrs, Elizabeth K 36 NY
Storrs, Eliza 12 NY
Storrs, Maria 9 NY
Storrs, Leonard K 7 NY
Storrs, Esther 63 NY
Kip, Maria J 63 PA
Francis, Selina 18 Eng
1860 Census of the United States. Maine. Kennebec. Gardiner. P. 111. Roll M653_441.
Storrs, Elizabeth K 45 NY
Storrs, Eliza 22 NY
Storrs, Maria 18 NY
Storrs, Lenard K 17 NY Student in College
Kip, Maria J 75 PA
Storrs, Esther 75 NY
Kane, John J 10 NY
Cram, Louisa 35 Maine Domestic
1870 Census of the United States. Maine. Kennebec. Gardiner. P. 290B (96). Roll M593_546.
Burgess, Sophia 52 NY Keeping house
Burgess, Mary G 19 Maine
Storrs, Elizabeth R 56 NY
Storrs, Maria 28 CT
Storrs, Leonard K 27 NY Clergyman
Kipp, Maria L 85 PA
Kane, John R 20 NY
Williams, Mary A 42 Maine Domestic servant
Williams, Richard 12 Maine Servant
Friday, May 6, 2011
Gallop/Gallup Family
On our trip to the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana in March we were able to copy some of the pages from the Gallop Family Genealogy:
Gallup Genealogy: Gallop, Galloup, Galloupe, Gallupe, Gollop. Second edition, Revised and Expanded. By The Gallup Family Association, Inc. Brigham Young University, Family History and Genealogy Research Services, Provo, Utah. 1987.
I ran across this surname on my mother's side of the family. I have a Dorcas Gallop born in Nova Scotia who married Peter Allen (1761-1840) 3rd great-grandparents. I still don't know much about her but this genealogy has provided her ancestors.
Dorcas Gallop (1774- ) Onslow, Colchester, Nova Scotia
m. abt 1793 Peter Allen (1761-1840)
Nathaniel Gallop (1734- ) Stonington, New London, CT
m. abt 1759 Hannah Parent (c 1737- )
Nathaniel Gallop (1707-c 1744)
m. 1731 Dorcas Collins
Benjamin Gallop (1664-1731) Boston, Mass.
m. 1694 Hannah Sharp ( -bef 1731)
Nathaniel Gallop (c 1628-1676) Bridport, Dorset, England
m. 1652 Margaret Eveley
John Gallop (by 1593-1650) England to Boston, Mass.
m. 1618 Christabell Brushett ( -1625)
So at the moment I am entering the data I copied into my Link Family tree (my mother's surname). This is another line that was a brick wall until we discovered on the Internet the hint that her name was Gallop. That started more research activity on my part.
Gallup Genealogy: Gallop, Galloup, Galloupe, Gallupe, Gollop. Second edition, Revised and Expanded. By The Gallup Family Association, Inc. Brigham Young University, Family History and Genealogy Research Services, Provo, Utah. 1987.
I ran across this surname on my mother's side of the family. I have a Dorcas Gallop born in Nova Scotia who married Peter Allen (1761-1840) 3rd great-grandparents. I still don't know much about her but this genealogy has provided her ancestors.
Dorcas Gallop (1774- ) Onslow, Colchester, Nova Scotia
m. abt 1793 Peter Allen (1761-1840)
Nathaniel Gallop (1734- ) Stonington, New London, CT
m. abt 1759 Hannah Parent (c 1737- )
Nathaniel Gallop (1707-c 1744)
m. 1731 Dorcas Collins
Benjamin Gallop (1664-1731) Boston, Mass.
m. 1694 Hannah Sharp ( -bef 1731)
Nathaniel Gallop (c 1628-1676) Bridport, Dorset, England
m. 1652 Margaret Eveley
John Gallop (by 1593-1650) England to Boston, Mass.
m. 1618 Christabell Brushett ( -1625)
So at the moment I am entering the data I copied into my Link Family tree (my mother's surname). This is another line that was a brick wall until we discovered on the Internet the hint that her name was Gallop. That started more research activity on my part.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Elmsford, New York and the NYGBS
From Sleepy Hollow we made a quick drive to the Westchester County Archives at Elmsford, New York. Even with the GPS this building was a bit difficult to find. When we finally found the place we attended a seminar about the archives arranged by the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, of which we are members. The tour was great and they talked about the kinds of records they had on hand. While the tour was interesting we had come there expecting some lectures on the types of records and how to use them.
The Westchester County Historical Society has its collection in the same building and the description of their record collection was quite interesting. We did look in the Historical Society card catalogue for Kip and Kipp. All of the items they have I have seen or have copies on hand. I can't see that we will need to return to this location for further research.
The next day after staying the night at Fishkill, New York we headed to home sweet home. Enough traveling for a while!
The Westchester County Historical Society has its collection in the same building and the description of their record collection was quite interesting. We did look in the Historical Society card catalogue for Kip and Kipp. All of the items they have I have seen or have copies on hand. I can't see that we will need to return to this location for further research.
The next day after staying the night at Fishkill, New York we headed to home sweet home. Enough traveling for a while!
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Sleepy Hollow, NY
On the final day of our trip we made a visit to Sleepy Hollow, New York, where the Philipsburg Manor and the Old Dutch Church are located. We had visited The Manor last year and this time I wanted to walk around the Church and see the attached cemetery. The Old Dutch Church dates from at least 1685 with repairs made by 1837. The church was built by Frederick Philipse, who is buried with his family in the crypt. It fell into a period of disuse during the Revolution. Attached to the church is the old burying ground. The Sleepy Hollow Cemetery extends well out beyond the church and the old burying ground. All of these places are just above Tarrytown, New York. Very close to NYC.
A map and booklet are now available, which made it easier for us to find the two plots of Kip/Kipp burials we were looking for. The map includes street names as well as numbered burial areas. So once we were into the cemetery we were able to drive easily to the areas we wanted to visit. As it turned out they were very close to each other.
Area 10 contained Kipp-Halstead plot
Area 1 contained the Kip-Carpenter family plot
I took photographs of all of the stones in these two plots.
All of these people are listed on the Find A Grave website.
Close to the two Kipp/Kip plots there is an Revolutionary War Monument which was erected in 1894. Three of the sides contain names of those soldiers and officers of the Revolution who by their valor sustained the cause of Liberty and Independence.
We also stopped at the Irving family plot and had a look at the tombstone for Washington Irving.
Also located in this cemetery are Mausoleums for some of the richer American families such as Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Chrysler. The mausoleum for Rockefeller was probably two, three or more times the size of our house!
A map and booklet are now available, which made it easier for us to find the two plots of Kip/Kipp burials we were looking for. The map includes street names as well as numbered burial areas. So once we were into the cemetery we were able to drive easily to the areas we wanted to visit. As it turned out they were very close to each other.
Area 10 contained Kipp-Halstead plot
Area 1 contained the Kip-Carpenter family plot
I took photographs of all of the stones in these two plots.
All of these people are listed on the Find A Grave website.
Close to the two Kipp/Kip plots there is an Revolutionary War Monument which was erected in 1894. Three of the sides contain names of those soldiers and officers of the Revolution who by their valor sustained the cause of Liberty and Independence.
We also stopped at the Irving family plot and had a look at the tombstone for Washington Irving.
Also located in this cemetery are Mausoleums for some of the richer American families such as Carnegie, Rockefeller, and Chrysler. The mausoleum for Rockefeller was probably two, three or more times the size of our house!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)