Joseph Perry

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1782, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Residence: 1790, South Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
• Residence: 1800, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island
• Residence: 1810, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States

Notes:

Birth:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island County Court Clerk's Office. Vital Records Book 1, page 237. Birth Record for Joseph Perry son of Edward Perry and Sarah Tripp

Residence:
Rhode Island State Census

Residence:
1790 Federal Census

Residence:
1800 Federal Census

Residence:
1810 Federal Census

Family/Spouse: Mary Elizabeth Stanton. Mary was born in 1754 in Rhode Island; died on 15 Apr 1834; was buried in Rhode Island, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Rebecca Tripp Perry was born on 1 Apr 1785; died on 19 May 1860.
2. Amie Tripp Perry
3. Joshua Perry

Notes:

Birth:
Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Town Clerk, Births, Marriages, Intentions of Marriage, Deaths, and Misc. Town Records (1640-1886), image 196. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints online database (Film #: 904579)

Died:
Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, Probate Records (1779-19154); Probate Records v1-3 (1779-1802). Volume 2, pages 451 and 456 (image #: 502 and 505). FamilySearch.org online database [Film #: 945701].

Edward married Sarah Tripp on 25 Mar 1733 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA. Sarah (daughter of Abiel Tripp and Eleanor Wait) was born on 03 Sep 1712 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; died in 1780 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• TRIPP LINEAGE - 4TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600

Notes:

Birth:
Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island, County Court Clerk, Birth and Marriage Records for children of Abiel Tripp and Eleanor Wait. Vol 1, page 199. Picture taken by Gloria Davis

TRIPP LINEAGE - 4TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN4: SARAH TRIPP [4], (Abiel3, Abiel2, John1)

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Married:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island Vital Records, County Court Clerk's Office, Vol 2, p. 237, dated: 25 Mar 1733. Picture taken by Gloria K. Davis in Portsmoutoh, Newport, RI.

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• Occupation: Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; Occupation. Ran a House of Entertainment and a Ferryman
• TRIPP LINEAGE - 3RD GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Deed: 12 Jan 1713/14, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Deed: 12 Mar 1715/16, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Deed: 2 Jul 1716, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Deed: 19 Jan 1716/17, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Deed: 12 Mar 1719/20, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Court Record: 13 Jul 1724, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Will: 10 Jan 1752, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Will: 09 Jul 1753, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA

Notes:

References: Randal, Abiel manuscript from the New Bedford Library; Valentine:

1) Somewhere I have a birth date of 22 Jun 1684, and that all ordinance work is done. Such dates may be different than those with this record. The endowment date I supplied could not be verified, hence a new endowment was "cleared".

2) p76, Valentine, Abiel was given right to operate the ferry between RI and Bristol. This was an important ferry. Abiel rooted himself in Tiverton, as his father did. "Before coming of age, young Abiel allied himself with Eleanor Waite. They were married the day after her 16th birthday. The two were cousins; Eleanor's mother having been born Mary Tripp. They lived at Tiverton. Of course, there was a namesake for Abiel, the father and for the young grandfather (now more than twenty years dead), but this child, born in 1707, died in infancy."

3)p185 of Valentine names sons and daughters of Abiel. Bock: He is listed as freeman in Portsmouth in 1748. (MacGunnide, RI Freemen 1747-1755; Portsmouth VR 1:4; 1:199; Portsmouth TC Rec., 4:435; Arnold 4:102,46).

TRIPP LINEAGE - 3RD GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN3: ABIEL TRIPP [3], (Abiel2. John1)

Deed:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, Land Evidence Records (1647-1901), Land Evidence Deed Book 2, page 636 [Film #: 945375]. FamilySearch.org

Deed:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, Land Evidence Records (1647-1901), Land Evidence Deed Book 2, page 226 [Film #: 945375] FamilySearch.org Benjamin Tallman to Abiel Tripp of Bristol, MA for 3 acres in Hog-Island in Portsmouth, RI

Deed:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, Land Evidence Records (1647-1901), Land Evidence Deed Book 2, page 169 [Film #: 945375] FamilySearch.org

Deed:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, Land Evidence Records (1647-1901), Land Evidence Deed Book 2, page 213 [Film #: 945375]
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/70284?availability=Family%20History%20Library

Deed:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, Land Evidence Records (1647-1901), Land Evidence Deed Book 2, page 280 [Film #: 945375]. FamilySearch.org
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/70284?availability=Family%20History%20Library

Court Record:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island Town Council and Probate Records v.2-5 (1697-1763); Volume 2; page 69-70 (image #: 55). FamilySearch.org online database [Film #: 946796]

Will:
Town Council and Probate Records 1697-1930, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, Book 4, pages 435-441 dated: 10 Jan 1752 Probated: 9 Jul 1752. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Clarksville, TN (online database Film: # 7649132).

Will:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island Town Council and Probate Records v.2-5 (1697-1763); Volume 4; page 78-79 [Film #: 946796, image: 391]. FamilySearch.org. Probate of Will

Died:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island Town Council and Probate Records v.2-5 (1697-1763); Volume 4; page 78-79 [Film #: 946796, image: 391]. FamilySearch.org online database

Abiel married Eleanor Wait on 05 Jan 1704 in Portsmouth,Newport,Rhode Island,USA. Eleanor (daughter of Reuben Wait and Tabitha Lounders) was born on 24 Jan 1688 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA; died after 1758 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: 14 Aug 1758, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island; Town council and probate records, (1697-1930). Book 4, page 42-43 [Film #: 946796, image 647]. FamilySearch.org. Eleanor Tripp, widow licensed to sale spiritous liquor and keep a public house of Entertainment

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Married:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island Vital Records (image 195), page 199. The Town book of records : marriages, birth and deceases, 1684-1853 (Film 946795). Church of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) on-line database at FamilySearch.org, Clarksville, TN

Other Events and Attributes:

• TRIPP LINEAGE - 2ND GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Court Record: 2 Jun 1679, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Court Record: 10 Mar 1683, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island
• Will: 1684, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA

Notes:

References: Randall, Abiel manuscript from the New Bedford Library; Breffni Whelan, descendant and my 9th cousin, who specializes on John the founder and offspring; Following is a record verbatim from Valentine Research Studio, of Washington D.C., written by Caroline Valentine, and published in 1932: Abiel Tripp Founds a Line The Abiel to whom the known early "double cousins" and many other cousins trace, did not have his "chance" with the rest. Instead of a long life and quiver full of children, he had but a brief, promising youth, and a single child, a son, born just before the father's death, to carry on the name. This first Abiel indeed began well. He was admitted as freeman of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, May 6, 1679, as Abiel of Portsmouth; where he was already a freeman of the town, owning property. Of all but eldest sons, this was required. On May 16, 168282, he is recorded as voting. In 1679, at twenty-six, he was Surveyor of Cattle for Portsmouth, a position requiring quick and keen decisions, and ripened judgment. The Tripp-Hall minds marched so well together that his marriage with a third Hall must have greatly gratified the parents on both sides, two of his sisters having married Halls also. The first Abiel Tripp died at thirty-one, and to the tiny son, Abiel, who first saw the light only three months earlier, came the responsibility for all the long line of Tripps who followed these two. Even the junior Abiel was survived by only two sons, Thomas of Tiverton, and Joseph, who married Frances Hall. Although the second in this Abiel line, the Junior Abiel, was not actually the second Abiel Tripp in America. For a cousin of this same name, born in 1681 in Joseph's line, led him in time by three years. There were four Johns, grandsons to the Founder. John, the oldest son of the Founder's eldest, was by common consent known as the "John Junior". He also produced an Abiel in 1709; so that there were three lines of Abiels evolved to cross and entangle one another, before the fifth genration even began to appear. Deliverance,the young widow of tthe first Abiel, soon married Thomas Durfee. The interests of Abiel, the son, were cared for by a special act of the legislature; whereby, on petition by Thomas, for himself and wife, the ferry between Rhode Island and Bristol, to the north west, was "confirmed" upon the heir of Abiel Senior. It was enacted that the ferry "be stated upon said Thomas Durfee and his wife until the heir of said Abiel come of age". Accordingly, after some little apparent competition between young AAbiel's guardians and John Burden, in 1698 "the Liberty of the Ferry" was voted, for the seven years next ensuing, to Abiel Tripp and John Burden and their heirs, etc., "as formerly", under Thomas Durfee and his wife Deliverance. This was an important ferry, leading to the mainland over a stretch of the bay. It was for that day a big business asset of the colony of Portsmouth and of Newport. It was strictly censored, and the act of confirmation required that the Ferry Masters carry all Magistrates, Deputies and Jurymen, and all other persons being upon his Magisty's service, and the post ferriage, free. They were warned, also, "not to exceed their usual price for ferriage", etc. Since Abiel's wharf in Rhode Issland was at the Island end of the Ferry, it is easy to see how convenient it was for the town to make the first young Abiel, and his son after him, surveyor of the cattle being taken off the island. Just as easy, probably, was it for thhe Abiels to root them selves in the soil of Tiverton. At all events, Thomas was seated there; John Junior, son of John and Susanna Anthony became a fixture there also. Othniel, John Junior's son, staid until his own first wife died, apparently. Before coming of age, young Abiel allied himself with Eleanor Waite. They were married the day after her sixteenth birthday. The two were cousins; Eleanor's mother having been born Mary Tripp. They lived at Tiverton. Of course, there was a namesake for Abiel, the father and for the young Grandfather (now more than twenty years dead); but this child, born in 1707, died in infancy.

As John the Founder's line, the Abiel line started in Portsmouth; as an Abiel line, it started in Portsmouth, but passed to Tiverton, where John Junior's Abiel was also seated, and later, to New York. Bock:(Portsmouth VR 1:3; Arnold 4:102).

TRIPP LINEAGE - 2ND GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN2: ABIEL TRIPP [2], (John1)

Court Record:
The Early Records of the Town of Portsmouth, page 172 [Film #: 945382, image 102] FamilySearch.org

Court Record:
The Early Records of the Town of Portsmouth. page 184 [Film #: 945382, image 108] FamilySearch.org

Will:
Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island, Land Evidence Book 1, pages 236, dated: 9th September 1684 Probated: 9th October 1684. (Film: 945375) Will of Abiel Tripp. Wife: Deliverance. Son: Abiel Tripp, FamilySearch.org at LDS

Died:
Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island Vital Records, County Court Clerk, page 2 (image 81). The Town book of Records and deceased, 1684-1853, Book 1, page 4 (Film: 946795) Church of Ladder Day Saints (online database), Clarksville, TN. Familysearch.

Abiel married Deliverance Hall on 20 Jan 1679 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA. Deliverance (daughter of William Hall and Mary Thomas) was born about 1655 in East Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, USA; died in 1721 in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Will: 8 Apr 1718, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA

Notes:

Deliverance is a cousin to Abiel (b 1684), Valentine, p 75, 185.

Will:
Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island; Town Council and Probate Records (1697-1763) v. 2, pp. 125-126 (Film #: 946796, image 83-84). FamilySearch.org

Notes:

Married:
Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island Vital Records, County Court Clerk, page 2 (image 81). The Town book of Records and deceased, 1684-1853, Book 1, page 4 (Film: 946795) Church of Ladder Day Saints (online database), Clarksville, TN. Familysearch.

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• Probate: 1707, Bristol County, Massachusetts, USA

Reuben married Tabitha Lounders about 1686. Tabitha (daughter of John Lounders and Jane Kirby) was born in 1662 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, USA; died on 11 Oct. 1707 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]