_John Whipple _______
| (1617 - 1685) m 1638
_Eleazer Whipple ____|_Sarah ______________
| (.... - 1719) m 1669 (1624 - 1666)
_Job Whipple ________|
| (1684 - 1750) m 1703|
| | _Thomas Angell ______
| | | (1618 - 1694) m 1643
| |_Alice Angell _______|_Alice Ashton _______
| (1649 - 1743) m 1669 (1617 - 1694)
_Job Whipple ________|
| (1703 - 1730) m 1724|
| | _Richard Pray _______
| | | (1630 - 1693)
| | _Ephraim Pray _______|_Mary _______________
| | | (.... - 1727)
| |_Silence Pray _______|
| (1682 - 1767) m 1703|
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| |_Sarah ______________|_____________________
| (.... - 1726)
_Ephraim Whipple ____|
| (1725 - 1805) m 1745|
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| | _Daniel Jencks ______|
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| |_Ruth Jencks ________|
| (1705 - ....) m 1724|
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| |_Katherine Balcomb __|
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|--Job Whipple
| (1749 - 1822)
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| _John Lapham ________|_____________________
| | (1635 - 1710)
| _John Lapham ________|
| | (1677 - 1758) m 1700|
| | | _William Mann _______
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| | |_Mary Mann __________|_Frances Hopkins ____
| | (1640 - 1710)
| _Thomas Lapham ______|
| | (1705 - 1779) m 1729|
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| | |_Mary Russell _______|
| | (1683 - 1752) m 1700|
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|_Sylvia Lapham ______|
(1731 - 1805) m 1745|
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|_Abigail Wilbur _____|
(1711 - 1785) m 1729|
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!SOURCE: William A. Mowry, The Descendants of Nathaniel Mowry of Rhode Island (Providence: Sidney S. Rider, 1878), p. 115.
!SOURCE: Mary W. Peckham, "Concerning John Lapham and Some of His Descendants: A Copy of an Article Published in 1948 in The American Genealogist with Corrections and Additions" (Santa Barbara? 1948?), p. 23. (Microfiche at Brigham Young University Library, call no. CS43.G46x G4457)
!SOURCE: Mentioned by name in will of step-father Solomon Lapham, dated 28 Feb 1800, proved 5 Jul 1800. Abstracted by Nellie M.C. Beaman in "Abstracts of Glocester, Rhode Island Wills," Rhode Island Genealogical Register, vol. 6, no. 1 (Jul 1983), p. 45.
!SOURCE: Email from Juin Whipple (email hidden) to the Whipple Website, 23 Feb 2001. Cites a framed Whipple sampler:
"It was framed many years ago in Troy , N.Y. and is faded but entirely legible. It is the usual; cross-stitched alphabet in various styles with floral and geometric patterns. A laurel wreath encircles the maker's initials and the date: 'A W 1826' The list of antecedents in the accompanying letter is interesting in that it refers back to Job Whipple, founder of 'Whipple City', now Greenwich, NY.and identifies Ira Hugh Whipple (my paternal grandfather) of whom you had no record.(see below)RE: Framed sampler made by AW (Ann Whipple) in 1826. It was sent to our family in 1936 by Mrs. Leonard H. Giles of "Sunny side", Troy, New York., a cousin of my grandfather, Ira Hugh Whipple. We knew her as "Cousin Birdie".
Printed letterhead:
Mrs. Leonard H. Giles
"Sunnyside"
Troy. N.Y.[Handwritten Text:]
October
1936
"'Sampler made by Ann Whipple (Cory), daughter of
David & Betsey Tefft Whipple, grand-d. of Job,
wife of Allen Corey, mother of Mrs. Gaylord J. Clarke
the mother of Mrs. Leonard H.Giles of Troy, N.Y., who sends
this sampler to her cousin Gaylord Clarke WhippleR
who was g.g,g. grandson of Job Whipple; founder of
Greenwich, N.Y...formerlly "Whipple City" R& sonR
of Ira Whipple RChicago, Ill."[Above copy of letter was made by the present owner of the sampler; Juin(June) Whipple Foresman, who is the daughter of above mentioned Gaylord Clarke Whipple.]"
!SOURCE: Will of grandfather Thomas Lapham, dated 17 Aug 1775, proved 15 Mar 1779, p. 392-393. Abstracted in Abstracts Smithfield Wills, Rhode Island Genealogical Register, vol. 12, p. 41.
!PARENTS: After initially stating that Job's parents are Daniel Whipple and Anne [Chamberlain] (p. 9, 12), F.V. McDonald convincingly states that Job's parents are instead Ephraim Whipple and Sylvia Lapham (p. 15-16). M.W. Peckham also gives Ephraim and Sylvia (Lapham) Whipple as parents.
!BIOGRAPHY: "About 1775 he removed to Washington Co., N.Y., where he was a pioneer settler of Whipple City, later Greenwich, N.Y. He acquired valuable water sites and erected a flouring mill and later, with William Mowry of Rhode Island, he put in operation the first power machinery for spinning cotton in the state of New York." --M.W. Peckham, citing F.V. McDonald and W.A. Mowry (p. 115 et seq.)
!SOURCE: "Evidence for Believing Barneville Whipple, Alias, Barnable B. Whipple, Alias Barney Whipple was Descended from John & Sarah Whipple of Providence, R.I." mailed to the Whipple Website by Gerry Yost, 1 Feb 2001.
!DEATH: "At the home of his son, Daniel, near Quincy, Ill." --G. Yost
RIN 26803. Quick link to this page: https://genweb.whipple.org/26803
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