Peter Oglesby Rippetoe (1737 - 1823)

Born 1737 in Albemarle County, Virginia,

Ancestors

Husband of Sarah Matilda (Hamilton) Rippetoe — married about 1765 in Orange Co, VA

Descendants

Died 1823 at about age 86 in Nelson County, Virginia, United States of America

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Biography

Soldier Peter Rippetoe served with Orange County Militia, Virginia Militia during the American Revolution.

Peter Rippetoe is a DAR Patriot Ancestor, A200049.

Peter was born in 1737. He was the son of John Rippetoe and Elizabeth Mary Oglesby he passed away in 1823.

Name

Name: Peter Oglesby /RIPPETOE/^[1]

Occupation

Occupation:

Place: Trapper

Military Service

Military Service:

Place: Revolutionary War Soldier

Notes

Note: #NI00712

Peter Oglesby Rippetoe. Given Name: Peter Oglesby. Surname: Rippetoe. A Given name was found in addition to a first name in the NAME tag.

Born 1737 Albermarle Co., VA.

Died 1823 Nelson Co., VA.

Event: 1482. Reference Number.

1772 Orange Co bought land in Orange Co from father.

1783 Orange Co sold land in Orange Co VA

1783 Amherst Deed from Sarah Henry to Peter

1802 AmherstDeed from Peter & wife Sarah to Wm. Coffey.

1807 Nelson Co created from Amherst Co

1810 Nelson Co Deed from Peter & wife Sarah to James Clarkson.

BET. 1819 - 1828 Nelson Co tax lists

Died while trapping

Note: On 26 March 1772, Peter received from his father, John, 100acres on Petty's Creek. The land was described as land John purchasedfrom Thomas walker, on which Peter now lives, land lies on CountyLine. He was listed on the Tax List in 1783 from Amherst countyVirginia.Peter received a Land Deed on 23 October 1783 in Orange county. "Peter Rippitoeof Orange county Virginia and Sarah his wife to John Jones for 10,000 weight of Richmond tobacco, 100 acres of land part of 420 acres granted to

Thomas walker. Land on the county line (Orange/Albemarle) to aridge on the Rippen's line" He appeared on the census in 1790 inAmherst county and was listed as having ten white souls in hishousehold.

Peter was in Nelson county, Virginia on the 1810 census whichlisted him over 45 years and one male was at home (probably his son, Peter who did not marry until 1811). He was on the tax list of Orange

county in 1764, 1768 and 1769. In 1782, the list of tithers forhis area showed him to have one white tithe, two horses and sixcattle.  !Source:LDS EF503664; Nan Ingram, Wichita Falls, TX; JamiHamilton, Louisa, VA.

(Orange County Deed Book 15, Page 446)

Peter Oglesby Rippetoe recorded a Deed Land deed on 26 Mar 1772 inOrange Co., VA. Peter Rippito of Albemarle County Virgnia receivedfrom his father John Rippito of Orange County Virginia, 100 acres ofland on Petty's Creek. Land described as land John purchased fromThomas Walker, on which Peter now lives.

(Tax Lists: 1764, 1768, & 1769 in Orange County VA and the 1783 TaxList, Amherst Co. VA)

Peter Rippito listed.

(Orange County VA Deed Book 18, Page 251)

He recorded a Deed Land Deed on 23 Oct 1783 in Orange Co., VA. PeterRippito of Orange Co. VA and

Sarah his wife to John Jones for 10,000weight of Richmond tobacco, 100 acres of land part of 420 acresgranted to Thomas Walker. Land on the county line between Orange &Albemarle, to a ridge on the Rippen's line. Wts: Peter Rippeto andThadias Blakerby, 19 Mar 1783. (The Hambleton and Rippetoe landbordered each other and also Peter could not witness his own deed, sotthere was another Peter Rippetoe, born before 1762)

He appeared on the census in 1790 in Amherst Co. VA. Peter Rippetoewas listed as having ten white souls in his household. He appeared onthe census in 1810 in Nelson Co. VA. Peter was over 45 years and onemale was at home. (probably son Peter who did not marry until 1811) He died about 1823. . In 1782 he took the list oftithers for his area of Orange County. Peter had one white tithe, twohorses and sixcattle.

1737 - Peter Oglesby Rippetoe was born probably in Virginia.

1772 - Peter Rippetoe was deeded land from his father, John Rippetoe, in Orange County, Virginia 16 March 1772.

____ - Peter was a soldier in the Revolution, by petition, from Orange County, Virginia.

1783 - Peter sold his farm in Orange County, in 1783.

1784 - Peter Rippetoe purchased land in Amherst County, Virginia from Sarah Henry, widow of John Henry, who were the parents of Patrick Henry, on 3 May 1784. Tax records show Peter paying taxes on this 523 acres through the late 1790's. Peter sold 215 acres of this land to his son-in-law, William Coffey.

1823 - Peter Rippetoe died in Virginia. To quote James Emory Rippetoe, "Peter Oglesby Rippetoe fell dead at the age of 86 while trapping in Virginia."

Name: Peter Oglesby Rippetoe. Source:

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Born 1737 Albemarle County, Virginia, USA. Source:

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Died 1823 Amherst County, Virginia, USA. Source:

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Name: Peter Oglesby Rippetoe. ^[2]

Born 1737 Albemarle County, Virginia, United States of America. ^[2]

Died 1823 Nelson County, Virginia, United States of America. ^[2]

Buried Sandidges, Amherst County, Virginia, United States of America. ^[2]

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S995
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3} Source: #S1393727046 Ancestry Record 60525 #45036189

• https://services.dar.org/Public/DAR_Research/search_adb/?action=full&p_id=A200049
• Find A Grave (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87013530), memorial page for Peter Oglesby Rippetoe (1737–1823
• Source: S995 Author: Jami Hamilton Title: New to List Publication: Date: 19 Jul 1998; Repository: #R55
• Repository: R55 Name: rootsweb.com Address: E-Mail Address: Phone Number:

Acknowledgments

• Rippetoe-39 was created by Lora Koch through the import of koch-5.GED on Oct 8, 2014.
• Rippetoe-67 was created by Ellen Welker through the import of Ellen Hamilton Family Tree_2015-02-26.ged on Feb 26, 2015.
• Source: S1393727046 U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. Record Collection 60525