Eliza Jane Tripp

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• Residence: 1850, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1860, Orangeville, Barry, Michigan, USA
• Residence: 1870, Orangeville, Barry, Michigan, USA
• Residence: 1880, Burt, Cheboygan, Michigan, USA

Notes:

!1. Eliza Jane Tripp aged 60 at time of death, per Glade Crump. Glade Crump 1160 Parkhurst NW Grand Rapids, Mich 49504 Glade will send Crump collection. 616 453 6923 2. Death date, cemetery, for Eliza and Thomas, per Glade Crump. No issue.

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Residence Post Office: Prairieville

Residence:
Residence Post Office: Orangeville

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Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife

Eliza married Thomas Crump about 1853 in Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA. Thomas (son of John Crump and Jeannette McCallum) was born on 14 Aug 1827 in Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; died on 21 Jul 1915 in Burt Twp., Cheboygan, Michigan; was buried in Burt-Mullet Cem., Cheboygan County, Michigan. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• TRIPP LINEAGE - 7TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Deed: 19 Sep 1836, Seneca County, New York, USA
• Deed: 25 Sep 1839, Seneca County, New York, USA
• Residence: 1840, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Deed: 4 Jan 1843, Seneca County, New York, USA
• Deed: 7 May 1849, Seneca County, New York, USA
• Residence: 1850, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 18 Sep 1850, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1860, Galen, Wayne, New York, USA
• Residence: 1867, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1870, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1880, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Probate: 10 Sep 1883, Seneca, New York, USA
• Probate: 16 Apr 1885, Seneca, New York, USA

Notes:

!1)"There was a family bible in the inventory" Chas Quick says the probate record of his belongings, 1883, states. There was such in his father Jonathan's belongings, in 1820. Same bible? A search today for such could center on Robert, who stayed in Tyre. 1a)BENAJAH, AKA BENNIGER. (Earlier I kept two family groups for Benajah and Benniger, then concluded THEY ARE THE SAME PERSONS. THEIR CHILDREN MATCH TOO WELL TO BE A COINCIDENCE. I HAD BEEN PRONOUNCING BENAJAH "BEN-AHJ-UH" WHICH WAS DIFFERENT-SOUNDING FROM "BEN-I-JER". BUT IF YOU PRONOUNCE BENAJAH AS "BEN-i-ja" WITH THE EMPHASIS ON "BEN", THEN IT SOUNDS VIRTUALLY THE SAME AS "BEN-I-JER". THEREFORE, I AM MERGING THE TWO FAMILIES INTO ONE, AND NAMING THE FATHER "BENAJAH"..)

2)Benajah fits ONLY as a son of Jonathan. Not for James(RIN551) not for William (RIN642). (Its possible Thomas (RIN669) is his father, but Thomas is not in Wash Co in 1800 or Seneca Co in 1810. THEREFORE, BY LOGIC, I PLACE HIM AS A CHILILD OF JONATHAN'S. OTHER NOTES:

3)Petition for Probate, 1883, gives death date, living children, wife: "wife, Mary; children--Asa of arkansas;June Crump of Sheboygan, Mich; Samuel of Kalamazoo; John W. of Warren, Pa; Robert b 1836, of Tyre."

4))A Death record gives Benajah F. Tripp, d 12/5/1850, aged 22, (buried) 0Dutch Reformed Church cemetery, who I assign as his child.

5)1830 CENSUS "Benniger" gives him 3 sons, 2 daughters, an extra adult male aged 30-40, perhaps an older brother o or brother-in-law, aged about 35; and his wife, aged 20 to 30.

6)1840 Census gives: BENAJAH 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 - 1 1 1 1 0 1.

7)1850 Census gives: "BENAJAH 53, farmer 3600 acres, J.M. 48, M.K. 24/F; B.J. 22/M; R.H. 20/M; E.J. 19/F; S.M. 15/M/M; W.J. 7/M; born N.Y." These names match up perfectly with the Petition, above. I wonder if Benajah had some reason not to trust the enumerater, and gave initials rather than names?

8)1880 CENSUS, TYRE: Shows "Benniger", 81; mary, 62; Robert, 50; Adaline "dau-in-law", 50; William Gethel, 8, grandson.

9)History of Seneca County, NY, 1876, p. 168, gives his date of settlement as 1806, his post office address as Magee's Corners, business "Farmer and Stock Raiser", spells his name "Benajer", PLT ARCHIVES V17.

10)Russ Quimby, 916-366-1869, is a descendent of Benajah: Russell Wayne Quimby 9968 Lincoln Village Drive Sacramento, California 95827

11)"He lies in burial plot, Reformed Church with his wife Jane M. and several children. . . There were three BENAJAHs, the earliest born 1791" so says Valentine, page 173.

12)Overseer of highways, 1821, Dist 20, per Minutes of Junius Town Meeting 1803-1824, per PLT ARCHIVES, V21.

Bock: He continued to live in Tyre on land in Loot 20. In 1880, Benager, age 81, had in household wife Mary, ae 52; s. Robert, ae 50, dau in law adaline, age 50 all born in New York and grandon " Gethel, Willard, age 8. (Everts, Ensigh and Everts, History of Seneca County, New [1876], 168; LDLDS Computer from Richard G. Tripp, 8666 Buffalo Drive, Union Lake Michigan 48085; Benejah's will in Valentine 115; B. Whalen; Russell Wayne Quimby, 9968 Lincoln Village Dr, Sacramento Ca 95827; 1880 Saratoga County New York Census for Tyre, his age as 81 [b.1799]).

Also Known As:
Benjamin Tripp or Benager Tripp

TRIPP LINEAGE - 7TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN7: BENAJAH TRIPP [7], (Jonathan6, William5, Thomas4, Abiel3, Abiel2, John1)

Deed:
Deed Book E2, page 489. Benajah and wife Jane Tripp to Royal W. Durham

Deed:
Deed Book J2, pages 526-527. Benajah and Jane Tripp to Royal Dunham

Deed:
Deed Book N2, pages 532-533. Benajah and Jane Tripp to Royal Dunham

Deed:
Mortgage Book A2, pages 414-415. Benajah and Jane Tripp to Daniel Platt

Residence:
Seneca County, New York Gazetteer and Business Directory for 1867-1868, Compiled and Published by Hamilton, Child page 20 [Film #: 7729086]. Benager Tripp (Tyre) Farmer 89

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Residence Post Office: Tyre

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Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Self

Benajah married Jane Mary Bonnell. Jane (daughter of Nathaniel Bonnell) was born in Abt. 1800 in Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA; died on 18 May 1884. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1850, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1860, Hadley Township, Saratoga County, NY
• Residence: 1870, Greenburgh, Westchester, New York, USA
• Residence: 1870, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1880, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA

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Her ordinance work done under the name JANE TRIP, per patron notification dated about 1988. !1) Her name given to me by Virginia Lewis as "Bonnell", but her maiden name given to me by Charlaine Enquist, through Jancee Beebe, of Brighton, Mich, as O'Dell. I accept Bonnell, because I believe Jonathan married Olive O'Dell, who had a brother, BENAJAH ODELL, per Seneca Co History of 1876, and therefore named her son BENAJAH TRIPP. If Jane Mary were O'Dell, it would be an impossible coincidence she had a Brother, Benajah O'Dell, and a husband, Benajah Tripp. 2)It would fit that she were the daughter of Nathaniel Bonnell (ID#20352), who has two daughters marry two sons of James, elsewhere on this computer system. And now, possibly, he has a third daughter, Jane Mary, who marries still another Tripp. This is a sign that the two families liked one another a lot, and must have thought highly of one another.

Residence:
Residence Post Office: Dobbs Ferry

Residence:
Residence Post Office: Tyre

Residence:
Marital Status: Married; Relation to Head: Wife

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• TRIPP LINEAGE - 6TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Residence: 1790, Queensbury, Washington, New York, USA
• Residence: 1799, New York, USA
• Residence: 1800, Queensbury, Washington, New York
• Residence: 1801, New York, USA
• Residence: 1802, New York, USA
• Residence: 1810, Junius, Seneca, New York, USA
• Residence: 1820, Junius, Seneca, New York, USA
• Probate: 2 Jan 1821, Seneca, New York, USA

Notes:

Bock: Jonathan Tripp is listed in Queensbury Town, Washington County, New York in 1790 with 1 male overe 16 and 1 female and in 1800. Jonathan of Queensbury, Washington County purchased land in Junius in 1806, signed by his brother James Tripp who was known to be son of William of Queensbury. In 1823, some disputed land owned by Jonathan in Lots 20 and 34 was returned to his widow Olive. He was killed in his own sawmill while attempting repairs and was not discovered until the next day.

Analysis of Census Data shows that he had 8 children, 4 males and 4 females.

Rachel is positively identified, and other children seem to include Thomas, Benejah (who lived on Lot 20- and Asa. (Valentine [see William 134] [Benejah's will on p. 115;
Paul L. Tripp D86; Obit in "Geneva GAzette" of November 15, 1820; Charles Quick; Grantee Index p:528, County Clerk's Office, Seneca County, Waterloo New York; LDS Computer from Richard G. Tripp, 8666 Buffalo Drive, Union Lake, Michigan 48085).

TRIPP LINEAGE - 6TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN6: JONATHAN TRIPP [6], (William5, Thomas4, Abiel3, Abiel2, John1)

Died:
Saw Mill accident

Jonathan married Olive Odell in Abt. 1785 in New York, USA. Olive (daughter of Moses Odell) was born in 1765 in Junius, Seneca, New York, USA; died on 18 Aug 1841 in Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1830, Tyre, Seneca, New York, USA

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• Residence: 7 Aug 1820, Junius, Seneca, New York, USA

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• TRIPP LINEAGE - 5TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678: 1600
• Residence: 1774, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Residence: 1782, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, USA
• Will: 1789, Queensbury, Warren, New York, USA
• Residence: 1790, Queensbury, Warren, New York, USA
• Residence: 1800, Queensbury, Washington, New York, USA
• Probate: 19 May 1802, Washington, New York, USA

Notes:

)Will proved after 1789, per Valentine, p ? 2)"He sold the Tiverton farm to his brother, but the deed whose wording intimates that the wife signed the deed, was not actually signed by herer. Most of the children were born in Tiverton, but it is inferred that the mother died before the removal (to Queensbury) William settled on the Half Way Brook not so far west of Glen Falls, NY. William and his son Jonathan held each 125 acreres of land, which was released from Quit Rents after the Revolutionary War, because of their losses at the hands of the Indians and the Tories; all improvements having been burned. Both farms were on Lot Eleven. Local records are very few, for this reason: But at the old Salem of that county, high among its snowy hills, in midwinter, I was so fortunate as to find the will of this William. In Tiverton I found his yellowed deed of sale." Valentine, p177-8. 3)"Most of the children" per Valentine, suggests there were more than the three sons, which would be more ordinary. I suppose there were daughters. PLT. 4)An extract of William's will, total text in Valentine, p123: Date 2 Mar 1789, William, of Queensbury. . I give 100 acres each to "two" beloved sons Jonathan and James. . and to son Thomas the obligations (to William) of Augustus Odle . . give to wife all remaining part of my farm, untill my beloved son, William becomes of lawful age, later to be equally diviided between her and William(when he comes of age). Unless she remarries, in which case whole remaining farm goes to William. Appoint wife Lois Tripp and George Southwick executors. David, Rachel and Philip Ferriss, witnesses. 3) Census, 1800, age "over 45", per PLT ARCHIVES, V16, CENSUS, p23. 4)On list of voters 2May1786,p391,per History of Warren Co,NY,w/ notes now in PLT Archives,V17. On p394, he is listed, 1Apr1790, as pleading "inability to pay Quit Rents due to losses during war". 125 Acres, Lot #11. 5)1Apr1790, William "paid some money",per page 506 of History of Queensbury (Washington Co, NY), by Holden, per PLT research of 24Feb1967, now in PLT ARCHIVES, V17. On p 503, there was an election that references his name. 6)William lived on 86 acres of land, worth $15, with house not finished but worth $125, 1785-1790, per p327, History of Glens Fally, by Hyde, 1936, PLT ARCHIVES, V17.

Web Link:
http://washington.nygenweb.net/WillWilliamTrippQueensbury1789.htm

TRIPP LINEAGE - 5TH GENERATION - John Tripp 1611-1678:
GEN5: WILLIAM TRIPP [5], (Thomas4, Abiel3, Abiel2, John1)

Will:
William Tripp Will

William married Philadelphia Wilcox on 26 June 1759 in Dartmouth, Bristol, MA, Massachusetts, USA. Philadelphia (daughter of William Wilcox and Mary Brownell) was born about 1739 in Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; died in Abt. 1769 in Dutchess County, New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Married:
Marriage Records of Dartmouth, Bristol County, MA

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• Probate: 12 Mar 1794, Westchester County, New York, USA

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• Residence: Abt 1833, Waterlos, Senca, Newyork
• Probate: 6 Sep 1845, Seneca, New York, USA

Notes:

!1)From Petition for Probate, Seneca Co NY, date mid 1800's, concerning another family. Nathaniel: "of Waterloo". 2)History of Seneca County, page 81 states Nathaniel Bonnell lived on the southwest part of lot 66, the same lot as James Tripp, and that "Nathaniel Bonnell did not farm, but probably hired his field-work." The same page states there is a Charles and H.S. Bonnell, and "prior to 1840" a Henry Bonnell. 3)5/89: Page 12 of Valentine "Bonnell" book, gives will of a Nathan Bonnell, which names his son Nathaniel. Lots of stuff there. 4)I conclude Nathaniel is a brother to Henry, but only by association in the same area.

Nathaniel married Sibyl Howell about 1780 in Queensbury, Washington, NY. Sibyl was born about 1764 in Queensbury, Washington, New York, USA; died on 20 Jun 1846 in Passaic, Passaic, New Jersey, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Sibbel Howell
• Birth: 1755, New Jersey, USA