Whipple GenwebWhipple Relatives
- Whipple Genweb Relationship Search
- Scope of This Site
- Index of Persons
- Index of Surnames
- Photos of Gravestones
- Linking to This Site
- Whipple Descendancy Charts
- Notable Whipples
- Earliest Whipples
- Two Immigrants Named John
- Disconnected Whipples
- Privacy
- Whipple Website Home Page
- Blank Forms (PDF):
Whipple Researchers
- Unidentified Whipple Deaths from the New York Post, 1801-1890
- Unidentified Whipples Buried in Brown Cemetery, Preston, New London County, CT
- Whipple Divorce Records, Windham/Tolland Counties, CT
- Whipples in Massachusetts Vital Records
- Captain John Whipple's Two Grandsons Named William Whipple
- Captain John Whipple's Two Grandsons Named William Whipple--Again
- Pawcatuck, Pawtucket, Pawtuxet: Three Places in Rhode Island?
- J. Reed Whipple and Boston Hotels
- Extracts from the Register of Seamen's Protection Certificates from the Providence, Rhode Island, Custom District, 1796-1870.
- First Patent in America (hand written)
- Whipples in the 1840 Federal Rhode Island Census [PDF]
- Whipples in the 1840 Federal Connecticut Census [PDF]
- Whipples Listed in Vermont First Settlers by Jay Mack Holbrook
- Massachusetts Name Changes
- Blaine's web site: BlaineWhipple.com
- Blaine's monumental 4-volume publication: 15 Generations of Whipples : Descendants of Matthew Whipple of Ipswich, Massachusetts, Abt 1590-1647: An American Story. -- Baltimore, MD : Gateway Press, 2007.
- His next most recent Whipple publication: History and Genealogy of "Elder" John Whipple of Ipswich, Massachusetts : His English Ancestors and American Descendants. -- Victoria, B.C. : Trafford, 2004.
- Overview of the Whipple Research Project
- Who Was John's Wife?
- America's Railroads and Skyscrapers Indepted to Civil Engineer Squire Whipple
- Experiments in Artificial Anemia Earn George Hoyt Whipple the 1934 Nobel Prize in Medicine
- Clara Barton, American Humanitarian
- The Whipple Flag
- Charles' most recent Whipple publication: A History of Captain John and Sarah Whipple of Dorchester, Massachusetts and Providence, Rhode Island : A Multigenerational Study of the First Whipple Family in America . -- Victoria, B.C. : Trafford, 2007.
- His next most recent Whipple publication: A History of William Whipple of Dorchester, Massachusetts and Smithfield, Rhode Island : His Antecedents and Descendants, 1652-1712. -- Victoria, B.C. : Trafford, 2006.
- Captain John Whipple's Two Grandsons Named William: A Reply
- Captain John Whipple and His Descendants (by Charles M. Whipple, Jr., and Barbara R.
Carroll):
- Captain John and Sarah Whipple of Dorchester, Massachusetts & Providence, Rhode Island
- The Louquisset Brothers: Samuel, Eleazer, & William
- Yeomen and Princes: Benjamin, David & Joseph [PDF version]
- Lawyer and Lumberman: John and Jonathan, Sons of Captain John Whipple, with Notes on Their Sisters [PDF version]
- Sarah, Mary and Abigail: The Daughters of Captain John and Sarah [PDF version]
- Photo Album of Charles M. Whipple's Providence Trip 2004
- History of Whipple Hall
- George's page in the Whipple Website
- Illustrated History of the Whipple Family in America
- The Photos of George Carroll Whipple III
- Whipple's World (George's web site)
Special Topics
- Whipple Family History. An article from the newspaper The Day, published in New London, Connecticut, March 2, 1982.
- Corrections to Henry E. Whipple's Brief Genealogy. Notations in the copy owned by the Rhode Island Historical Society Library. (Not necessarily correct?)
- Pawcatuck, Pawtucket, Pawtuxet: Three Places in R.I.?
- Making Sense of Dates in Colonial America (by Weldon Whipple)
Census, Lists & Vital Records
- Whipples in the 1840 Connecticut Census [PDF] (Submitted by Joanne Lahr-Kreischer)
- Whipples in the 1840 Rhode Island Census [PDF] (Submitted by Joanne Lahr-Kreischer)
- Whipples in the 1840 Vermont Census [PDF] (Submitted by Joanne Lahr-Kreischer)
- Miscellaneous Census Entries of Disconnected Whipples
- Extracts from the Register of Seamen's Protection Certificates from the Providence, Rhode Island, Custom District, 1796-1870.
- Passenger Lists from the Lyon, 1632
- Grave Markers in the Ledyard (Connecticut) Union Cemetery
- Albany Directory: Whipples
- MI, NH, NY, and VT Whipples recorded by Sylvester Rufus Whipple (1853-1900)
- Whipples Listed in Vermont First Settlers by Jay Mack Holbrook
- Massachusetts Name Changes
- Deaths from the New York Post, 1801-1890
- Whipple Burials in New London County, CT
- Whipples in Massachusetts Vital Records
- Births, Marriages & Deaths of Whipples in New Hampshire
- Family Bibles
- Baptisms
- Marriages
- Wills
- Deaths, Grave Markers
- Photos of Gravestones in the Whipple Genweb
- Grave Markers in the Ledyard (Connecticut) Union Cemetery
- Whipple Burials in New London County, CT
- Michigan's Genealogical Death Indexing System
- Minnesota Historical Society Death Certificate Search (Has 145 Whipples).
- Search page for The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Master Index
- Illinois State Archives' global online database search
Other Whipple Websites
- Whipple Family Genealogy Forum. A place to ask and answer questions about Whipples.
- Ipswich Historical Society & Museums. All about Ipswich, Massachusetts (where brothers Matthew and "Elder" John Whipple arrived in 1638). Holdings include the John Whipple House.
- Quakertown Online. Although not exclusively a Whipple website, the descendants of Samuel Whipple (including great grandson Samuel and great great grandson Noah) are a significant part of Quakertown, in Ledyard, Connecticut. Among the site's many useful resources are the full text of The Battle-Axe by Timothy Watrous, Sr., and sons (ca. 1810), as well as Anna Williams's chapter on the history of Quakertown from The Rogerenes (1904).
- Whipple's World. The web site for N.Y. television personality George Carroll Whipple III.
- The Political Graveyard. Besides including a page entitled Index to Politicians: Whipple, the site lists "occupants" of numerous graveyards throughout the U.S.
- The Gaspee Virtual Archives and Gaspee Days web sites have information about Commodore Abraham Whipple's role in the burning of H.M.S. Gaspee--before the official outbreak of America's Revolutionary War with Great Britain.
- Wippell's (www.wippell.com), founded in 1789 in Exeter, England, is one of the oldest and largest clerical outfitters and church furnishings companies.
- The Whimple History Society (www.whimple.org) from Whimple, Old England, presents a compelling argument that the name Whipple means other than "white stream". Under archives-Placenames Background, it asserts that Whipple probably should have been interpreted as "fair" or "fine" stream. See also the website www.whimple.net.
