William Trippe

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• Residence: 1748, Militia, Talbot, Maryland

William married Elizabeth Skinner on 11 Jan 1760 in Talbot County, Maryland, USA. Elizabeth was born on 8 Dec 1734 in Saint Peters, Somerset, Maryland, USA; died on 9 May 1811 in Talbot County, Maryland, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Richard Trippe was born on 30 Jan 1763 in Saint Peters Parish, Talbot, Maryland; died on 16 Jan 1849 in Avondale, Talbot, Maryland, USA.
2. Mary Trippe was born in Jun 1768; died on 21 Nov 1795.
3. John Trippe was born in Nov 1771 in Talbot County, Maryland, USA; died on 22 Sep 1811 in Easton, Talbot, Maryland, USA.
4. Dr. James Trippe

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• Married: 21 Apr 1744, Talbot County, Maryland
• Residence: 1748, Militia, Talbot, Maryland

William married Jean Frances Tate. Jean was born in Dorchester County, Maryland, USA; died in Dorchester County, Maryland, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Probate: Maryland, USA
• Military Service: Dorchester County, Maryland, USA
• Residence: 1678, Dorchester County, Maryland, USA

Notes:

Henry Trippe was a Captain in the Dorchester County Militia. From "The Colonial Families of the United States: The Trippes lived in Kent County England, as far back as the Norman Conquest. The name is found in the Dooms Day Book in the title of lands. A.D. 1234, Nicholas Tryppe gave Lamplands, County Kent, to Elham Church. The first record we have of the family in maryland is in 1663, when Lieutenant Colonel Henry Trippe ( b. Canterbury, England, 1633; d. in Dorchester County, Maryland March 1698; who had fought in Flanders under the Prince of Orange, afterwards William III. of England), brought with him to the Province three of his troopers and took up land in Dorchester County; Representative in Maryland Assembly, 1671-7575, 1681-82, 1692-93- one of the Committee of Twenty for regulating affairs in Maryland, 1690; Justice and County Commissioner, 1669-81, 1685-94- Captain of Foot, 1676; Major of Horse, 1689; his brother, Thomas Trippe, is mentioned by James, Duke of York, afterwards James II., in his autobiography (Nairn papers) as aiding him to escape from St. James Palace after the beheading of Charles I. Henry Trippe m. (firstly) in 1665 Frances Brooke, widow of Michael Brooke of St. Leonard's Creek, Calvert County, Maryland; m. (secondly) Elizabeth, who survived him, and by whom had the following descendants.

Military Service:
Captain - Henry Trippe was a Captain in the Dorchester County Militia.

Henry married Elizabeth Emerson. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1760, Dorchester, Maryland

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Also Known As:
Rev Thomas Trippe

Thomas married Henrietta Measam. Henrietta was born in 1585 in Surrey, Surrey, England; died in 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]