Jane Ogden

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1851, Douglas, York, New Brunswick, Canada

Notes:

Residence:
Relation to Head: wid mother, infirm, age 92

Died:
"At son's residence, Keswick Ridge (York Co.) Monday 20th inst., Mrs. Jane TRIPP, age 75" [sic; should be 95].

Jane married Peleg Tripp, Sr in Abt. 1786. Peleg was born about 1750 in Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island, USA; died after 1820 in New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
No marriage record has been found. The year 1786 is an estimate. Peleg appears to have been single when he arrived in NB in 1784. His marriage to Jane Ogden is proven in her father's will when Peleg Tripp, son-in-law, was named an executor in 1789.

1. Moses Tripp was born in Abt. 1788 in New Brunswick, Canada.
2. Michael Tripp was born in 1790 in New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Canada.
3. William Tripp was born in Abt. 1791 in New Brunswick, Canada; died on 22 Nov 1883 in Oxford, Ontario, Canada.
4. Jane Tripp was born in 1795 in Queensbury, York, New Brunswick, Canada; died in 1871 in New Brunswick, New Brunswick, Canada.
5. Peleg Tripp was born about 1797 in New Brunswick, Canada; died in 1875 in Bright, York, New Brunswick, Canada.
6. Stephen S Tripp was born on 10 Feb 1801 in New Brunswick, Canada; died on 1 Aug 1887 in Lincoln County, South Dakota; was buried in Canton, Lincoln, South Dakota, USA.
7. Daughter Tripp was born in Abt. 1803 in New Brunswick, Canada.
8. Solomon Tripp was born in 1804 in New Brunswick, Canada; died in Oasis, Waushara, Wisconsin, USA.
9. Asa Tripp was born in Abt. 1804 in New Brunswick, Canada.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Onboard Ship to New Brunswick: Abt. 1783, St Johns, New Brunswick, Canada
• Deed: 1784, Sunbury County, New Brunswick, Canada
• Probate: 30 Mar 1790

Notes:

Onboard Ship to New Brunswick:
On Board transport ship, Grace, going to Saint John. Michael Ogden is shown as adult male head of household with wife, one child 10+ and one child - 10. Earlier schedule shows him as a Cooper from Cortlands Manor, Westchester County, New York.

Deed:
New Brunswick was originally part of Nova Scotia. It was partitioned in 1784 and became a separate entity.

Probate:
Son Jonathan OGDEN Lot 48 on Long Island where I live, after my wife's decease, she having the use of it for life. Wife Jane OGDEN my movable estate while she remains my widow. Wife Jane Ogden, son Jonathan Ogden and son-in-law Peleg Trip executors.

Michael married Jane Bloomer in Abt. 1730 in New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
SOURCE: Ogden family history in the line of Lieutenant Benjamin Ogden of New York (b. June 22, 1735-d. August 16, 1780) of the Prince of Wales' American Regiment, and wife Rachel Westervelt. Publ. Orange, NJ, Orange Chronicle Co., 1906.