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Tripp Family
published by - 7 years 1 months 14 days ago.

The William TRIPP in my Ancestry lived 1697-1783 in Shipham with wife Elizabeth Stenning. I have their daughter as Elizabeth baptized 13 Sept 1740. She was a single woman when son Charles was born 1763. He married Mary Day 28 June 1784. I haven’t been able identify Mary Day’s parents. My Mary Tripp b 17 Nov 1784 (probably baptismal date) so their first child. She was my great grandfather’s grandmother but he would not have known her as he was born in Canada & as a child moved to Iowa, USA. I believe most of my info is from the parish records of St Leonard’s church in Shipham. Doesn’t look like we share ancestors in those generations.


Tripp family
published by - 7 years 1 months 18 days ago.

Hi my 4th great grandfather was John Tripp, we think of Yatton, about 6 miles north of Shipham. He was possibly the son of William and Ann and baptised at Yatton 24th April 1759. A John Tripp was married to Mary Chidee at Yatton in 1781, they had a son, William in 1782, but then Mary was burried in 1787. We think John remarried to Sarah (who is our ancestor) and they had two childeren - Elizabeth who lived from 1803 to 1818 and Charles born 1810 who was to have two children - a Charles and a Samuel still in Yatton. Does any of this match your records? Woud be good if it does. Best wishes, Ray Shorto


TRIPP families in Shipham
published by - 7 years 1 months 19 days ago.
My great great grandmother was Mary TRIPP b 17 Nov 1784 to Charles Tripp 1763-1784 & Mary Day in Shipham. Charles mother was Elizabeth “Betty” Tripp, then William Tripp 1697-1783 with Elizabeth Stenning 1703-1773. Williams father John Tripp 1653-1741 wife Deborah Hill. John son of John Tripp 1615-1677 & Florence 1618-1703. All families in Shipham. My Mary Tripp married William Parker 28 Dec 1808 in Shipham at St Leonard’s. They lived in Bleadon, Somerset after they married & she died there July 1868.

John SIMONS
published by - 7 years 1 months 23 days ago.

Can I ask where I would look for the transcription of the memorial that you mentioned? Is it possible to view it online? I had a look at the Churchyard records but not sure if I am looking in the right place.


John SIMONS
published by - 7 years 1 months 23 days ago.
This article means a great deal to me as John Simons was my great-great grandfather! I am wondering if there is any way to learn more about him - or if it is possible that any photos of him might exist - amazingly he was still a quarryman at the age of 76!! He would be the eldest in any photos taken prior to 1884 when he died.

John SIMONS
published by - 7 years 1 months 23 days ago.

Thank you very much Pat! For the original article and for this information! Graham also provided some information and I am very grateful! Ursula Ann BADMAN was my great-great grandmother and wife of John Simons. Private Walter SIMONS was one of their sons. 


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