John Tripp (1587 - 1636)

Born 27 May 1587 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England

Ancestors

Husband of Isabel (Moses) Tripp — married 30 Jul 1609 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England

Descendants

Died May 1636 at about age 48 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England

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THIS PROFILE IS BEING UPDATED ACCORDING TO MODERN RESEARCH AS PUBLISHED IN THE GENEALOGIST BY NEIL D. THOMPSON. ^[1] Joe Cochoit

John Tripp of Dorchester

Birth

Baptized: 27 May 1587 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England. ^[1]

Son of John Tripp and Ellys Unknown.

Marriage and Children

Married: Isabel Moses on 30 July 1609 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England. ^[1]

Children of John Tripp and Isabel Moses:

All baptized at Horkstow: ^[1]

• John Tripp. Bapt. 8 September 1611. Immigrant to New England. Died October 28, 1678 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island.
• Robert Tripp. (twin) Bapt. 27 January 1613/4. Buried 10 February 1613/4.
• Grace Tripp. (twin) Bapt. 27 January 1613/4. Buried 7 February 1613/4.
• Francis Tripp. Bapt. 10 February 1614/5.
• Elizabeth Tripp. Bapt. 15 December 1615. Buried 19 July 1648.
• Dorothy Tripp. Bapt. 20 March 1618/9. Buried 19 August 1624.
• Ann Tripp. Bapt. 7 July 1621. Buried 22 February 1626/7
• Robert Tripp. Bapt. 8 May 1625.
• Bridget Tripp. Bapt. 20 September 1629. Buried 14 February 1629/30.

Death

Buried: May 1636 in Horkstow, Lincolnshire, England. ^[1]

Notes and Commentary

The "Relation" of John Tripp (the immigrant, d. ) allowed for the discovery and subsequent publishing of the English ancestry of this Tripp family. ^[2] In this document, John Tripp himself gives details of his family and immigration to New England. This research corrects and supersedes much incorrect speculation from the past.

Common Errors to Avoid

• Incorrect parents: He is often said to be a son of Nathaniel Tripp of Lincolnshire, England. This is incorrect. He has been proven to be a son of John Tripp and his wife Ellys Unknown.

Sources

Citations and footnotes:

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4} 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.
2. ↑ Discovered in the New Bedford library in 1990 by Paul L. Tripp.

Source list:

• The Genealogist, vol. 10 no 2. (Fall 1989): pages 195-199. Some Observations on the Ancestry of John Tripp, Emigrant to Portsmouth, Rhode Island, by Neil D. Thompson.

Acknowledgements (contributors):

Joe Cochoit Constance Dickey Doug Minear