Bridget Tripp. Bapt. 20 September 1629. Buried 14 February 1629/30.
Death
Burial: 4 November 1654 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England. [1]
Common Errors to Avoid
Second husband: She is sometimes found on the internet as also marrying John Crossman. This is incorrect. She was married to John Tripp as Isabel Moses and buried as Isabel Tripp.
Sources
Citations and footnotes:
↑ 1.01.11.21.31.4 The Genealogist, vol. 10 no 2. (Fall 1989):195-199. Some Observations on the Ancestry of John Tripp, Emigrant to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, by Neil D. Thompson.
Source list:
The Genealogist, vol. 10 no 2. (Fall 1989):195-199. Some Observations on the Ancestry of John Tripp, Emigrant to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, by Neil D. Thompson.
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Lloyd, if you are referring to Isabel Moses-125 in your ancestry, it has been addressed as Isabel Moses-125 is a rejected match of this Isabel Moses - they are clearly not the same person. In fact it is probable that your Isabel Moses never existed at all with that name.
Moses-150 and Moses-104 appear to represent the same person because: I have updated both profiles according to the modern research article on the family. Ancestry corrected, spouses corrected , dates corrected etc. They are now ready to be merged.
Bob, you are right that there are many discrepancies and errors and errors on these profiles. However, the family has been fully researched and published. Most importantly his English ancestry is wrong. I had begun to clean it up, but haven't finished. What needs to be done at this point is to allow these merges to go through so the clean up work can continue.
Moses-150 and Moses-104 are not ready to be merged because: Discrepancies abound in comparing these families, and sources are totally lacking in one profile. Hopefully, further study will reveal the accurate profile in time.
Moses-509 and Moses-104 appear to represent the same person because: These must be the same person. Let's use your DPOB unless/until someone proves differently.