Joseph TRIPP b. 07 Aug 1770 Ghent, Columbia County, New York d. 20 Jul 1858 DeRuyter, New York: Tripp Family Genealogical Website

Tripp Families of North America

1770 - 1858 (87 years)

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Name	Joseph TRIPP
Birth	07 Aug 1770	Ghent, Columbia County, New York
Gender	Male
Death	20 Jul 1858	DeRuyter, New York
Person ID	I26093300267	Bob Tripp's Genealogy

Family Nellie DELAMARTER, b. 07 Nov 1777, Ghent, Columbia County, New York d. 15 Jan 1869, DeRuyter, New York (Age 91 years)

Marriage 01 Feb 1795 Ghent, Columbia County, New York

Children

	1. Richard TRIPP, b. 06 May 1800 d. 1800, Elyria, Ohio
	2. Sally TRIPP, b. Aug 1803 d. 28 Nov 1891 (Age 88 years)
	3. Hannah TRIPP, b. 29 Nov 1805 d. 02 Jun 1809 (Age 3 years)
	4. James DELAMATER TRIPP, b. 26 Dec 1807, Spencertown, New York d. 30 Nov 1886, Boone, Illinois (Age 78 years)
	5. Deborah TRIPP, b. 14 Jun 1812 d. 17 Nov 1888 (Age 76 years)
	6. Benjamin TRIPP, b. 27 Apr 1815
	7. Mary D. TRIPP, b. 18 Feb 1818 d. 14 Feb 1860, Cuyler, New York (Age 41 years)
	8. Hannah Caroline TRIPP, b. 05 Jul 1820 d. 15 Aug 1823 (Age 3 years)

Family ID F4113 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Notes

Joseph Tripp is my 3rd cousin, 6 generations removed. On page 127 of Valentine Research Studio, of Washington D.C. written by Caroline Valentine, and published in 1932, reference to Joseph Tripp is as follows: Will of Joseph Tripp (De Ruyter) On February 1, 1859, Benjamin Tripp, an executor, applied for proof. The petition included the names of the widow, Nelly Tripp; Richard Tripp; Sally Burdick: James D. Tripp; Deborah Tripp; Mary Tripp; and Benjamin: all next of kin to the testator. Special attention was given to "my unfortunate daughter, Deborah Tripp", with careful directions as to her welfare. To Benjamin were given all farming utensils: An extended will, made February 12, 1857. Brother Jonathan an executor, with son Benjamin and wife Nelly. Here we have the will of Joseph, husband of Nelly Delamater, whom we find first in the Hudson Valley and later selling their real estate in 1812, evidently in preparation for removal, in 1814. Herman William Tripp--Remembering----