Hipple Elizabeth

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• Will:
• _UID: 115EC7659B1B4282A0AD1E8C059A293E12C5

Notes:

Will:
Will names mother Magdalena, sisters Magdalena, Catharine, Susanna, and Anna who remain at home, sister Mary, and brothers Henry and Frederick. Mentions father Frederick as deceased. Will dated Jan 12, 1815, and settled Mar 21, 1815.

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• _UID: D45C082D4ADC43C4A4A33C9024925025D0A3

Frederick married Kipp Mary Magdalena 4 Apr 1786, East Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania, USA. Mary (daughter of Kipp Henry and Schmidt Anna Maria) was born 22 Dec 1765, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA; was christened 8 Mar 1766, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA; died Aft 1823. [Group Sheet]

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• Residence:
• _UID: 16DA9883862A48B59B6A0DA178FFDB0AC72E

Notes:

Residence:
Listed in 1820 census in Donegal, Lancaster, PA with one male age 16-25 and one female age 26-44.

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• Emigration:
• Immigration:
• Name: Johan Henrich Kipp
• Occupation:
• _UID: B163B23C0B584FC5AC88CF05BFD572169D74

Notes:

Emigration:
The village or area where a Johan Henrich Kipp emigrated from has not been identified to my knowledge. The Kipp surname is mainly located in Steinfurt, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany but is also in Borken, Minden-Libbecke, and Herford in North Rhine_Westphalia. (47%) There is also a concentration in Rottwell, Baden-Württemberg (13%). There are lesser concentrations in other parts of Germany. There was also Johan Henrich Kipp from Flomborn Germany who was born in 1733, which is about the right age for "our" Henry Kipp. He was confirmed in 1746 and that's the last information about him in Flomborn. Church records show that Johan Heinrich's brother batized his youngest son Johan Henrich. The sponser was someone other than "our" Johan Henrich which may indicate he didn't live in the area any more.

Immigration:
Records exist that state a Johan Henrich Kipp imigrated to the US via Philadelphia, PA in 1752 on the Richard and Mary from Rotterdam. This individual may be Henry Kipp himself, but I could find no records to confirm this. The first name for many Germans was after a saint ie JOHN or a variation of that and the middle name was the one they used. Age to be listed on immigration records at that time was 16 or older. A John Kipp is on the tax rolls of Lancaster County in 1771. I feel this John Kipp was an individual who immigrated in about 1754. A Michael Kipp imigrated in about 1749 but it appears he stayed in the Philadelphia, PA area.

Occupation:
The land patent issued to Henry Kipp in 1763 indicates his profession as being a Black Smith.

Henry — Schmidt Anna Maria. Anna (daughter of Schmidt John George and Jung Catharine) was born 24 Feb 1738, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA; died Abt 1811. [Group Sheet]

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• Death:
• Name: Mary Smith
• Will:
• _UID: 23346AD7E0CF4DB1BC3C28662F8830D1838A

Notes:

Death:
An inventory of the remaining estate of Henry Kipp, her husband, that was provided to her was done in 1811 as she was listed as deceased.

Will:
The will of her husband Henry Kipp allocated 200 pounds be set aside and the interest there-from be used for her support until her death. She also received one bed, 1 cow, household and kitchen furnishings as she needs, one kitchen closet, one stove, and the right to live in the dwelling of her choice that he owned for the rest of her natural life. Also allowed the son George, and son in law Fred Hipple to pay one-half of debt owed until her death.

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• Name: George Schmit
• Name: George Smith
• _UID: 155D08237C2C4E6A9D31D57D41CD415FCB6E

John married Jung Catharine 3 Jul 1737, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA. Catharine was born Abt 1716, Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA; died Aft 1766 Bef 1768. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Catarina Jung
• Name: Catarina Junge
• Name: Caterina Jung
• _UID: FC80C7A86337404081D7B81B48445A1B31E6