Margaret Tripp

Notes:

Epsom Ch Rec., called dau of Richard and Nany Trep). She was a twin to John. Herman William Tripp--Remembering......4th Cousin Margaret, five generations removed........

Other Events and Attributes:

• TRIPP LINEAGE - 4TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Property: Abt 1761, Epson, New Hampshire,; Richard Tripp purchased the south half of 160 acres from Abraham Libby. Jonathan Chapman owned the north half. Source: Early Settlers of Epsom, New Hampshire.
• Signed Association Test in Epsom 1776: 1776, Epsom, New Hampshire
• Residence: 1776, Epsom, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA
• Military Service: 1777, New Hampshire
• Saw Mill: 1781, Short Falls, New Hampshire
• Residence: 1790, Epsom, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA
• Property: 12 Dec 1805, Epsom, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA; Deed of Richard Tripp Jr. to Jonathan Marden Dec. 12, 1805 - Land in Epsom part of lot 7

Notes:

From the following deed, we see that Richard Tripp was in Epsom New Hampshire by November 1757 and married Ann/Agnas McClary by May 25, 1762. Richard Tripp of Epsom, yeoman, bought 60 acres of land in Allentown, near Epspsom town line, on November 2, 1757 from Theodore Atchinson of Portsmouth for 5s; Recorded December 9, 1757 (54:551). On May 25, 1762, Richard Trip of Epsom, husbandman, for L1000, sold to Andrew Smyth and Daniel and Daniel Evans, both of Allen's Town, 60 acres part of Lot 7. Recorded May 29, 1762. Agness Treep signed release on May 25, 1762 as wife of Richard Trip of her dower rights. Recorded June 5, 1762 (65:303-5). On April 22 1762, Abram Libbee of Epsom sold for L500 to Richard Tripp of Allien's Town 1/2 right and title to land in Epsom lot #61, 106 acres. Recorded October 17 1765. John McClary, Justice of Peace (82:133-6). In 1764 he bought Lot #5 at a tax auction. In 1769 he was elected tythingman (Epsom Town Rec.). On July 6, 1763 Richard Treep of Epsom sold for L100 to Captain Andrew McClary of Epsom 1/2 of the right which Abram Libbe owned in Epsom, 106 acres. Recorded May 26, 1764. Witnesses: John McClary and Andrew McClary (70:483). On October 15, 1765, the heirs of Andrew McClary, Gentleman, late of Epsom, quitclaim to son Andrew McClary of Epsom; signed by Richard and Agnas Trip, Recorded October 17 1765 and rest of heirs (82:126-7). Richard from Portsmouth was called the original homesteader on the Short Falls farm from 1781. he built a sawmill a little above a gristmill (standing in 1909). His wife, was called sister of Major Andrew McClary of Epsom, was killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill. He was said to have been born in England (probable error), dates as 1720-1810; married Ann McClary 1760.

He served as Corporal 1777 in Colonel Stephen Evans Regiment, New Hampshire line. He was called of Colonel Sanborn's Company at Bennington Battle September 9 1777 and in expedition to Rhode Island in Captain Joseph Parson's Company in Colonel Moses Nichols Regiment 1778 (New Hampshire Rev. Rolls F842.62a, 15:300,302,304,527).

(Randall, John Tripp 23,4,31, called perhaps son of Richard and Ellen (Lewis) Tripp; Arnold 4:1:112; Tiverton VR 1:9; William Jones, 258 South Oakland Street Villa Park Illinois 60181; New Hampshire Deeds from State Archives; H. H. Metcalf,

Representative Agriculturists in Granite Monthly [December 1896] 354-5- the Early Settlers of Epsom in Granite Monthly [1909], 405; DAR Lineage Book 104:88, #103278, 113:204 #112627; Florence McCutcheon McKee, The McCutcheon (Cutcheon ) Family Records [Grand Rapids Michigan 1931] 146-52; Genealogy and History New Hampshire 707; Breffni Whalen).

TRIPP LINEAGE - 4TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN4: RICHARD TRIPP [4], Richard3, Peleg2, John1)

Military Service:
Revlonary War records

Saw Mill:
Richard Tripp moved to Short Falls, where he built a sawmill a little above the present gristmill. He and his wife Ann McClary had a large family.
Source: Early Settlers of Epsom, New Hampshire.

Buried:
Tripp Cemetery Revolutionary War Veteran, Buried in small cemetery behind the homestead. No marker.

Richard married Agnas McClary on 18 Jul 1762 in Epsom, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA. Agnas (daughter of Andrew McClary and Agnas (-) McClary) was born in 1744 in Nottingham, Rockingham, New Hampshire, USA; died in Epsom, Merrimack, New Hampshire, USA; was buried in On Farm, Short Hills, New Hampshire. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Also Known As:
Ann or Nanny

Other Events and Attributes:

• TRIPP LINEAGE - 3RD GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600

Notes:

TRIPP LINEAGE - 3RD GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN3: RICHARD TRIPP [3], (Peleg2, John1)

Richard married Ellen Lewis on 28 Nov 1728 in New Hampshire, USA. Ellen was born in Abt. 1703 in Rhode Island. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1726, Epsom, New Hampshire

Andrew married Agnas (-) McClary. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• TRIPP LINEAGE - 2ND GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Deed: 13 Dec 1706, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Will: 6 Nov 1713, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, USA

Notes:

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

Deed:
Peleg Tripp bought 1/8th part of a whole share in Dartmouth, Massachusetts from Thomas Rogers, his son-in-law.

Died:
Inventory taken 1 Jan 1713/14.

Buried:
No extent marker or record of burial.

Peleg married Anne Sisson in 1666 in Rhode Island, USA. Anne (daughter of Richard Sisson and Mary (-) Sisson) was born on 14 Dec 1642 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts USA; died on 13 Jan 1713 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

References: Randall: Peleg Manuscript from the New Bedford Library. Roger L. Walter submits the following information: Id like to submit the following as supporting evidence to the marriage of Peleg Tripp & Ann Sisson. This marriage is proved by the will of Mary Sisson, widow, of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, dated 15 April 1690, and proved 1 December 1692, in which she names her daughter Ann, wife of Peleg Tripp. [56] There is also recorded, a receipt, signed with the mark of Ann [Sisson] Tripp, and dated 17 December 1692, in which she acknowledges that she has received her mother's legacy. [57]. Above is from Bock article which cites [56] Bristol County Probates 1:56... published in NEHGR, 62:182 [57] Id 1:72...published in NEHGR, 62:233