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Ancestors of Zella Blanche Sipple


Generation One


1. Zella Blanche Sipple was born on 22 Jan 1893 in Rush Hill, Audrain County, Missouri.1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 She married Warren Luther Duffie, son of Abe Gardner Duffie and Ella Margaret Hayward, on 7 Jun 1917 in Fayette, Howard County, Missouri.9,10,11,12 She died on 7 Dec 1987 in Kirksville, Adair County, Missouri, at age 94 due to cardiopulmonary collapse.13,14,15,16 She was buried on 10 Dec 1987 in Maple Hill Cemetery, Adair County, Missouri.17,18,19
Her Ancestral File Number is 4MDP-2W. Her Social Security Number was 494-38-3529.20,21


Generation Two


2. Lewis Harper Sipple was born on 17 Nov 1853 in Grant County, Kentucky.22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30 He married Anna Railey Mildred (see #3), daughter of Daniel Hustler Mildred and Tabitha Thomas Barnes, on 29 Oct 1879 in Audrain County, Missouri.31,32,33,34,35,36 He died on 1 Jul 1931 in Fayette, Howard County, Missouri, at age 77.37,38,39,40,41 He was buried in Fayette, Howard County, Missouri.42,43
His Ancestral File Number is 4MDN-KC.44 He was a farmer.45,46
Children of Lewis Harper Sipple and Anna Railey Mildred (see #3) were as follows:
3. Anna Railey Mildred was born on 7 Jun 1854 in Hatton, Calloway County, Missouri.77,78,79,80,81,82,83 She married Lewis Harper Sipple (see #2), son of Rev. William Harrison Sipple and Nancy Ashcraft, on 29 Oct 1879 in Audrain County, Missouri.84,85,86,87,88,89 She died on 5 Mar 1946 in Fayette, Howard County, Missouri, at age 91.90,91,92,93,94 She was buried in Fayette, Howard County, Missouri.95,96
Her Ancestral File Number is 4MDN-LJ.97


Generation Three


4. Rev. William Harrison Sipple was born on 25 Feb 1813 in Harrison County, Kentucky.98,99,100,101,102,103,104,105,106,107,108 He married Nancy Ashcraft, daughter of Ichabod Ashcraft and Elizabeth Wharton, on 2 Jul 1833 in Williamstown, Grant County, Kentucky.109,110 He married Nancy Ashcraft (see #5), daughter of Ichabod Ashcraft and Elizabeth Wharton, on 4 Jul 1833 in Grant County, Kentucky.111,112,113,114 He married Elizabeth Brown Medley on 11 Dec 1855 in Owen County, Kentucky.115 He died on 4 Aug 1873 in Calloway County, Missouri, at age 60.116,117,118,119 He died on 6 Aug 1873 in Fulton, Calloway County, Missouri, at age 60.120
His Ancestral File Number is CRF5-9J.121 He was a farmer.122 He was minister.
Children of Rev. William Harrison Sipple and Nancy Ashcraft (see #5) all born in Grant County, Kentucky, were as follows:
5. Nancy Ashcraft was born in 1815 in Williamstown, Grant County, Kentucky.168 She was born on 7 Jan 1816 in Williamstown, Grant County, Kentucky.169,170,171,172 She married Rev. William Harrison Sipple, son of John W. Sipple Sr. and Amelia Bowman, on 2 Jul 1833 in Williamstown, Grant County, Kentucky.173,174 She married Rev. William Harrison Sipple (see #4), son of John W. Sipple Sr. and Amelia Bowman, on 4 Jul 1833 in Grant County, Kentucky.175,176,177,178 She died on 21 Aug 1855 in Grant County, Kentucky, at age 39.179,180,181 She died on 26 Aug 1855 in Grant County, Kentucky, at age 39.182 She was buried in Sipple Cemetery, Grant County, Kentucky.183
Her Ancestral File Number is CRF5-BP.184

6. Daniel Hustler Mildred was born on 16 Jun 1827 in Mathews Place, Brooke County, Virginia.185,186 He married Tabitha Thomas Barnes (see #7), daughter of Alfred Barnes and Helen Lackland, on 27 May 1852 in Henry County, Kentucky.187,188,189 He died on 24 May 1894 in Audrain County, Missouri, at age 66.190,191
His Ancestral File Number is CRF5-CV.192

1 Dec 1857: He owned land in Audrain County, Missouri.193
Children of Daniel Hustler Mildred and Tabitha Thomas Barnes (see #7) were as follows:

7. Tabitha Thomas Barnes was born on 2 Dec 1828 in Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky.208,209,210 She married Daniel Hustler Mildred (see #6), son of Charles Hart Mildred and Nancy Botkin, on 27 May 1852 in Henry County, Kentucky.211,212,213 She died on 19 Jul 1916 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri, at age 87.214,215
Her Ancestral File Number is CRF5-D2.216


Generation Four


8. John W. Sipple Sr was born on 14 Nov 1778 in Kent County, Delaware.217,218,219,220,221,222,223 He married Amelia Bowman, daughter of William Bowman and Mary Patience Hickman, on 16 May 1801 in Kent County, Delaware.224,225 He married Amelia Bowman (see #9), daughter of William Bowman and Mary Patience Hickman, on 26 May 1801 in Delaware.226,227,228,229 He married Amelia New, daughter of Jethro New and Sarah Bowman, on 12 May 1814.230,231,232 He married Polly Layton, daughter of William Layton, on 25 Jun 1826 in Kentucky.233,234 He died on 15 Jun 1863 in Grant County, Kentucky, at age 84.235,236 He died on 15 Jun 1863 in Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois, at age 84.237,238,239,240 He was buried in Tuscola, Douglas County, Illinois.241,242
His Ancestral File Number is 1GHZ-407.243

John died in Douglas Co. IL in the town of Tuscola. It is uncertain whether he was temporarily visiting there or was making his home there.
From: Grant County New, Footsteps of the Past, June 19, 1997
New Family - Author Beryl S. Litsey
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He appeared on the census of 17 Jun 1860 in the household of James M. Littell III at Grant County,
Kentucky.

Page No. 25 New Page No. 831
Schedule 1.--Free Inhabitants in the County of Grant State of Kentucky enumerated by me, on 6/17/1860 . R.H. O'Hara Ass't Marshal
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213 Lettell, James M. 51 M KY farmer $7200 $4765
Sarah 45 F KY
Josephine 15 F KY
Francis M. 12 M KY
James 10 M KY
Alice 8 F KY
Emma 3 F KY
Sipple, John 83 M DE

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From Ralph Beverly:
John Sipple's settlement is in Will Book 'F', p. 510, but there is a lengthy court case in Box 79, Bundle 148, May 1866. It has something to do with money he owed and did not pay, or something like that.
Children of John W. Sipple Sr. and Amelia Bowman (see #9) were as follows:
9. Amelia Bowman was born on 1 Sep 1781 in Kent County, Delaware.269,270,271,272,273,274 She married John W. Sipple Sr., son of Caleb Sipple and Celia (--?--), on 16 May 1801 in Kent County, Delaware.275,276 She married John W. Sipple Sr. (see #8), son of Caleb Sipple and Celia (--?--), on 26 May 1801 in Delaware.277,278,279,280 She died on 9 Mar 1813 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, Kentucky, at age 31.281,282,283,284,285,286 She died on 9 Mar 1814 in Harrison County, Kentucky, at age 32.287
Her Ancestral File Number is PF1W-CB.

10. Ichabod Ashcraft was born in 1793 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.288,289,290,291 He married Elizabeth Wharton (see #11), daughter of William Wharton, on 13 Apr 1815 in Pendleton County, Kentucky.292,293 He died before 17 Feb 1866 in Fairview, Grant County, Kentucky.294,295
His Ancestral File Number is 19TQ-SNJ.296 He began military service on 29 Aug 1813 in Kentucky Ichabod Ashcraft served as a private in Captain Childer's Company, Kentucky Volunteer Mounted Militia. He enlisted August 29, 1813 and was discharged November 5, 1813. He enlisted again on September 10, 1814 and was discharged March 9, 1915. When Ichabod enlisted he was described as 18 years old, a farmer, 5' 7", sandy hair, black eyes and fair complexion, born on Pendleton Creek.297 He ended military service on 5 Nov 1813 in Kentucky.298 He began military service on 10 Sep 1814 in Kentucky.299 He ended military service on 9 Mar 1815 in Kentucky.300

Jul 1830: In July 1830, a subpoena was issued to bring Ichabod Ashcraft into court for stealing four hogs, belonging to Noah Ford and Thomas Stevens. Jury and Judgement was in favor of the defendant. Source: Grant County Court, July Term, 1830.301
Children of Ichabod Ashcraft and Elizabeth Wharton (see #11) were:

11. Elizabeth Wharton was born in 1794 in Kentucky.302,303 She married Ichabod Ashcraft (see #10), son of Jediah Ashcraft and Sarah (--?--), on 13 Apr 1815 in Pendleton County, Kentucky.304,305 She died on 6 Dec 1878 in Grant County, Kentucky.306
Her Ancestral File Number is 19TQ-SPQ.307

12. Charles Hart Mildred was born on 7 May 1790 in Diss, Norfolk County.308,309 He married Nancy Botkin (see #13), daughter of Robert Botkin Jr. and Sarah Cook, on 6 May 1824 in Carrolton, Carroll County, Ohio.310,311 He died on 1 Nov 1854 in Greene County, Pennsylvania, at age 64.312,313
He was a school teacher.314
Children of Charles Hart Mildred and Nancy Botkin (see #13) were as follows:

13. Nancy Botkin was born on 15 Dec 1805 in Redstone, Pennsylvania.321,322 She married Charles Hart Mildred (see #12), son of Thomas Mildred and Elizabeth Hart, on 6 May 1824 in Carrolton, Carroll County, Ohio.323,324 She died on 20 Nov 1892 in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, at age 86.325,326

14. Alfred Barnes was born on 1 Jun 1790 in Maryland.327,328 He married Helen Lackland (see #15), daughter of Aaron Lackland and Tabitha Barnes, on 1 Jan 1816 in Clark County, Kentucky.329,330,331 He died on 6 May 1888 in Audrain County, Missouri, at age 97.332,333
Children of Alfred Barnes and Helen Lackland (see #15) were:

15. Helen Lackland was born in 1794 in Maryland.334,335 She married Alfred Barnes (see #14), son of Robert Barnes and Jane Peddicord, on 1 Jan 1816 in Clark County, Kentucky.336,337,338 She died in 1849 in Henry County, Kentucky.339,340


Generation Five


16. Caleb Sipple was born circa 1750 in Kent County, Delaware.341,342 He married Celia (--?--) (see #17) circa 1769 in Kent County, Delaware.343,344,345 He died after 12 Feb 1788.346,347 He died on 2 Mar 1805 in Kent County, Delaware.348,349


Caleb's administrator was Peter Lowber.350
Children of Caleb Sipple and Celia (--?--) (see #17) were as follows:
17. Celia (--?--) was born between 1731 and 1756.355 She married Caleb Sipple (see #16), son of John Sipple The Younger and Ann Howard, circa 1769 in Kent County, Delaware.356,357,358 She died between 1781 and 1845.359


Doris Duffie states Celia's surname has never been ascertained.360,361

18. William Bowman was born in 1745 in Kent County, Delaware.362,363,364,365 He married Mary Patience Hickman (see #19).366,367 He died between 6 Mar 1795 and 31 Mar 1795 in Kent County, Delaware.368,369,370
His Ancestral File Number is M2F0-QW. He left a will on 6 Mar 1795 in Kent County, Delaware.371 He left a will on 31 Mar 1795.372,373
Children of William Bowman and Mary Patience Hickman (see #19) all born in Kent County, Delaware, were as follows:

19. Mary Patience Hickman was born in 1748 in Kent County, Delaware.395,396 She married William Bowman (see #18), son of Thomas Bowman Jr. and Sarah Clark.397,398 She died between 1784 and 1850.399
Her Ancestral File Number is PDXL-9G.

20. Jediah Ashcraft was born circa 1766 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.400 He married Sarah (--?--) (see #21) circa 1787. He died in Oct 1820 in Grant County, Kentucky.401
His Ancestral File Number is 19TQ-RX1.402
Children of Jediah Ashcraft and Sarah (--?--) (see #21) were as follows:

21. Sarah (--?--) was born circa 1766 in Virginia. She married Jediah Ashcraft (see #20), son of Ichabod Ashcraft and Sarah Elizabeth Coleman, circa 1787.
Her Ancestral File Number is 19TQ-RZ7.412

22. William Wharton was born circa 1746.413 He married an unknown person.
Children of William Wharton include:

24. Thomas Mildred was born in 1757 in London.414 He was born on 4 Jul 1757 in Tasburgh, Norfolk County.415 He married Elizabeth Hart (see #25), daughter of Charles Hart and Mary (--?--), on 13 May 1779 in Hapton, Norfolk County.416,417 He died on 10 Dec 1788 in Hapton, Norfolk County, at age 31.418
Children of Thomas Mildred and Elizabeth Hart (see #25) were:
25. Elizabeth Hart was born on 2 Oct 1758 in Hapton, Norfolk County.419,420 She married Thomas Mildred (see #24), son of Daniel Mildred and Lydia Daniel, on 13 May 1779 in Hapton, Norfolk County.421,422

26. Robert Botkin Jr was born circa 1766.423,424,425,426 He married Sarah Cook (see #27), daughter of Robert Cook and Sarah Horner.
Children of Robert Botkin Jr. and Sarah Cook (see #27) were as follows:

27. Sarah Cook was born in 1773 in Greene County, Pennsylvania.435,436,437 She married Robert Botkin Jr. (see #26), son of Robert Bodkin and Margaret (--?--). She died on 15 Oct 1815 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.438,439

28. Robert Barnes married Jane Peddicord (see #29). He died circa 1840.440
Children of Robert Barnes and Jane Peddicord (see #29) were:

29. Jane Peddicord married Robert Barnes (see #28). She died on 11 May 1825.441

30. Aaron Lackland married Tabitha Barnes (see #31) on 11 Oct 1781.442,443 He died before 17 Sep 1825 in Clark County, Kentucky.444,445
Children of Aaron Lackland and Tabitha Barnes (see #31) were:

31. Tabitha Barnes married Aaron Lackland (see #30) on 11 Oct 1781.446,447


Generation Six


32. John Sipple The Younger was born between 1699 and 1728.448 He married Ann Howard, daughter of Armwell Howard, between 1725 and 1765.449 He married Ann Howard (see #33), daughter of Armwell Howard, before 12 May 1749.450,451 He died on 12 Feb 1778 in Kent County, Delaware.452 He died between 12 Feb 1788 and 24 Nov 1795 in Kent County, Delaware.453

John made his will 12 Feb 1788; it was proved 24 Nov 1795. In it he mentioned son Zadock; daughters Susannah Sipple and Delilah Harper; heirs of son Caleb; heirs of daughter Ann; granddaughter Elizabeth West; John Virgin; Joseph Harper. His executor was Zadock; witnesses were Mathias Masten Sr., William Masten, and Mathias Masten Jr.

On 12 May 1749 Mary Midleton, spinster of Kent Co., sold a tract of land to John Sipple Jr., yeoman of Kent Co. (On 27 Feb 1739 Mary, then called Mary Howard, together with her sister Ann, now the wife of John Sipple Jr., had obtained a warrant for a tract in Murderkill Hd. near the Black Swamp, adjoining Simon Irons and Armwell Howard, 155 acres, which Mary and Ann held as joint tenants until now); witnesses were Mark Smith and Wateman Trippet.454,455,456
Children of John Sipple The Younger and Ann Howard (see #33) were as follows:
33. Ann Howard was born between 1708 and 1731.465 She married John Sipple The Younger, son of John Sipple The Elder and Susanna Simmons, between 1725 and 1765.466 She married John Sipple The Younger (see #32), son of John Sipple The Elder and Susanna Simmons, before 12 May 1749.467,468 She died before 12 Feb 1788 in Kent County, Delaware.469

36. Thomas Bowman Jr was born circa 1714.470 He married Sarah Clark (see #37), daughter of John Clark, in 1739.471,472 He died from 21 Jun 1787 to 11 Mar 1789 in Kent County, Delaware.473 He died in 1787.474
His Ancestral File Number is PDXM-02.
Bowman, Thomas, Sr.Will. Made June 21, 1787. Heirs: wife Sarah; sons Thomas & Nathan; dau. Mary Godwin; William Bowman; four children of Joshua & Elizabeth Dewes. Exec'x, wife Sarah. Wits., Benjamin Dill, Nathaniel Summers, Isaac Dewees. Prob. March 11, 1789. Arch. vol. A5, page 88. Reg. of Wills, Liber M, folio 187.475
Children of Thomas Bowman Jr. and Sarah Clark (see #37) were:

37. Sarah Clark married Thomas Bowman Jr. (see #36), son of Thomas Bowman Sr, in 1739.476,477
Her Ancestral File Number is PDXM-9L.
GenSmarts estimates - Sarah Clark [2713]: She was born in GSEST. 1718 in (perhaps Kent County, Delaware), and she died in GSEST. 1778 in (perhaps Kent County, Delaware). She married Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] on 1739, and had the following child: William [79] (1745). Her parent was John Clark [4681] (b. GSEST. 1695, d. GSEST. 1754).

Her birth date was estimated based on the following events:

1745 - her child, William Bowman [79] was born
ABT. 1714 - her spouse, Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712], was born
1739 - her spouse, Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712], was married
1764 - Sarah Bowman [689] was born
1748 - Mary Patience Hickman [80] was born


Her date of death was estimated based on the following events:

1745 - her child, William Bowman [79] was born
ABT. 1714 - her spouse, Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712], was born
1739 - her spouse, Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712], was married
1764 - Sarah Bowman [689] was born
1748 - Mary Patience Hickman [80] was born.478

40. Ichabod Ashcraft was born in 1737 in Pleasant Point, Virginia.479 He married Sarah Elizabeth Coleman (see #41).480 He died in 1804 in Fayette County, Pennsylvania.481
Children of Ichabod Ashcraft and Sarah Elizabeth Coleman (see #41) were:

41. Sarah Elizabeth Coleman was born in 1737 in Berkeley County, Virginia.482 She married Ichabod Ashcraft (see #40), son of Daniel Ashcraft and Elizabeth Lewis.483 She died circa 1786 in Pennsylvania.484

48. Daniel Mildred was born on 3 Jun 1731.485 He married Lydia Daniel (see #49), daughter of Thomas Daniel and Elizabeth (--?--), in 1756 in Bristol.486,487 He died on 8 Feb 1788 at age 56.488,489
Children of Daniel Mildred and Lydia Daniel (see #49) were:

49. Lydia Daniel married Daniel Mildred (see #48), son of Thomas Mildred and Rebecca Roberts, in 1756 in Bristol.490,491

50. Charles Hart was born circa 1720.492 He married Mary (--?--) (see #51).493 He died on 10 Dec 1788.494
Children of Charles Hart and Mary (--?--) (see #51) were:

51. Mary (--?--) married Charles Hart (see #50).495

52. Robert Bodkin was born in 1736.496,497 He married Margaret (--?--) (see #53).498
Children of Robert Bodkin and Margaret (--?--) (see #53) were as follows:

53. Margaret (--?--) was born in 1740.511,512 She married Robert Bodkin (see #52).513

54. Robert Cook was born in 1733.514 He married Sarah Horner (see #55).515
Children of Robert Cook and Sarah Horner (see #55) were:

55. Sarah Horner was born in 1745.516 She married Robert Cook (see #54).517


Generation Seven


64. John Sipple The Elder was born between 1674 and 1696 in Accomack County, Virginia.518 He was born in 1682.519,520 He married Susanna Simmons, daughter of Stephen Simmons and Sarah Freeman, between 1693 and 1734.521 He married Susanna Simmons (see #65), daughter of Stephen Simmons and Sarah Freeman, before 14 Feb 1722/23.522,523 He married Prudence Garrett before 30 Oct 1752.524,525,526 He died between 30 Oct 1752 and 16 Dec 1752 in Kent County, Delaware.527,528,529,530 He died before 16 Dec 1752.531


On 13 Aug 1754 Prudence, William Sipple, and John Sipple, executors of John's will, sold, for 90 pounds, 175 acres in Murderkill Hd. called Mary and Ann, to Joseph Campbell. The land had been conditionally left to his son Uriah, who did not fulfill the conditions of the will. Uriah apparently acquired part of the tract regardless, as he sold it in 1756.

On 07 May 1711 John bought from Griffeth Hughs and wife Anne, for 10 pounds, 50 acres on the north side of a fork of Murderkill Creek, adjoining Richard Wells.

John made his will 30 Oct 1752; it was probated 16 Dec 1752. In it he mentioned his wife Prudence; sons Martinus, Nathaniel, Uriah, John, and William; daughters Rachel, Sarah, and Joanna; Sarah Millally. His executors were Prudence and his sons William and John; witnesses were Mark Smith, John Clother, and James Berry.

On 17 Nov 1727 John and Susannah sold land to John Bowers, part of a tract called 'New Seven Haven.' William Freeman, the original owner, had died intestate and without issue, and the land went to his sister Sarah and her husband, Cornelius Sullivan. Cornelius and Sarah sold it to William Annand, who conveyed it back to Sullivan, who conveyed it to Sipple on 14 Feb 1723.

On 14 Feb 1723 John and wife Susanna sold to Cornelius Sullivan land she had inherited from her father, Stephen Simmons, adjoining former land of Thomas Heatherd. The land was called 'Liverpool' and was on the north side of Murder Creek and Services Branch.

On 14 May 1729 John and wife Susannah sold the same land to David Leech, for 32 pounds.532,533,534,535,536,537,538,539
Children of John Sipple The Elder and Susanna Simmons (see #65) were as follows:
65. Susanna Simmons was born between 1671 and 1704.566 She was born before 29 Dec 1708.567 She married John Sipple The Elder, son of Garrett Sipple and Mary Calvert, between 1693 and 1734.568 She married John Sipple The Elder (see #64), son of Garrett Sipple and Mary Calvert, before 14 Feb 1722/23.569,570 She died between 1699 and 1787.571 She died after 14 May 1729 in Kent County, Delaware.572


Susannah was the daughter of Stephen Simmons.573

66. Armwell Howard married an unknown person.
Children of Armwell Howard include:

72. Thomas Bowman Sr married an unknown person. He died from 15 Jan 1771 to 23 in Kent County, Delaware.574
GenSmarts estimates:
Thomas Bowman Sr. [5422]: He died on 15-JAN-1771 in , Kent County, Delaware, USA. Thomas had the following child: Thomas [2712] (ABT. 1714). His parents were Nathaniel Bowman [5419] (b. GSEST. 1702, d. 16-NOV-1740), and Sarah Unknown [5420] (b. GSEST. 1698, d. 14-SEP-1741 in , Kent County, Delaware, USA).

His marriage estimated to be in 1713 was estimated based on the following events:

ABT. 1714 - his child, Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was born.575

Bowman, Thomas.Yeoman. Will. Made Jan. 15, 1771. Mispillion Hd. Heirs: wife Mary; sons Nathaniel & Thomas; daus. Elizabeth & Jemima Bowman, Miriam MacSparren, Susannah Fisher, Sary Panter; grandson Nathaniel Bowman; granddaus. Elizabeth & Margaret Fisher. Exec'rs, son Thomas & son-in-law Edward Fisher. Wits., Jonathan Manlove, Ebenezer Manlove, Susannah Manlove. Prob. Jan. 23, 1771. Arch. vol. A5, pages 87, 89-90. Reg. of Wills, Liber L, folio 90. Note:—Arch. vol. A5, page 90 shows Thomas Bowman as guardian of Nathaniel Bowman.576
Children of Thomas Bowman Sr. include:
74. John Clark married an unknown person.
His Ancestral File Number is PDXM-63.
GenSmarts estimates - John Clark [4681]: He was born in GSEST. 1695, and he died in GSEST. 1754 in (perhaps Kent County, Delaware). John had the following child: Sarah [2713] (GSEST. 1718).

His birth date was estimated based on the following events:

1745 - William Bowman [79] was born
ABT. 1714 - Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was born
1739 - Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was married
1764 - Sarah Bowman [689] was born
1748 - Mary Patience Hickman [80] was born


His date of death was estimated based on the following events:

1745 - William Bowman [79] was born
ABT. 1714 - Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was born
1739 - Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was married
1764 - Sarah Bowman [689] was born
1748 - Mary Patience Hickman [80] was born


His marriage estimated to be in 1716 was estimated based on the following events:

1745 - William Bowman [79] was born
ABT. 1714 - Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was born
1739 - Thomas Bowman Jr. [2712] was married
1764 - Sarah Bowman [689] was born
1748 - Mary Patience Hickman [80] was born.577
Children of John Clark include:
80. Daniel Ashcraft was born in 1706.578 He married Elizabeth Lewis (see #81) in 1735 in Berkeley County, Virginia.579 He died after 1743 in Berkeley County, Virginia.580
Children of Daniel Ashcraft and Elizabeth Lewis (see #81) were:
81. Elizabeth Lewis married Daniel Ashcraft (see #80), son of Ichabod Ashcraft, in 1735 in Berkeley County, Virginia.581

96. Thomas Mildred was born on 8 Dec 1697.582 He married Rebecca Roberts (see #97), daughter of Daniel Roberts and Elizabeth Blatt, on 20 Jun 1730.583
Children of Thomas Mildred and Rebecca Roberts (see #97) were:

97. Rebecca Roberts married Thomas Mildred (see #96), son of John Mildred and Margaret Russell, on 20 Jun 1730.584

98. Thomas Daniel married Elizabeth (--?--) (see #99).585
Children of Thomas Daniel and Elizabeth (--?--) (see #99) were:

99. Elizabeth (--?--) married Thomas Daniel (see #98).586


Generation Eight


128. Garrett Sipple was born circa 1650.587 He was born circa 1653.588,589,590 He married Mary Calvert (see #129), daughter of Christopher Calvert and Elinor S. (--?--), on 16 Jan 1673/74 in Accomack County, Virginia.591,592,593,594 He died before Nov 1718 in Kent County, Delaware.595,596 He died on 14 Jan 1722/23 in Kent County, Delaware, due to Alt. Death.597
His Ancestral File Number is TNX2-6F.598
Possible parents for Garrett Sipple:
Family genealogy of Krouse-Crouse as researched by Bud Krouse
http://www.gbnf.com/genealog4/krouse/html/d0039/I5302.HTM

CHRISTOPHER SIPPLE
BIRTH: None Listed
MARRIAGE: None Listed
DEATH: None Listed

ELINOR
BIRTH: None Listed
MARRIAGE: None Listed
DEATH: None Listed

[S03660] WFT # 691 vol 15
[S03650] WFT # 290 vol 10
[S03596] Ancestral File.

Garrett was the first Sipple to settle in Delaware and came there from Accomack County, Virginia. He was sawyer.599 He was lawyer (incorrectly interpeted).600,601 He emigrated on 9 Mar 1666/67 from Dublin.602 He immigrated on 23 Apr 1667 to Accomack County, Virginia.603,604,605

23 May 1667: Because they came without indentures, four servants to Mrs. Anne Toft had their ages judged by the court: Patrick Easton, 13 years; Owin Murphy, 15 years; Garret Supple, 17 years; and John Murfee, 15 years. The servants themselves acknowledged their ages. They were to serve till attaining the age of 24 years. (p. 21b).606

16 Mar 1668/69: Certificate granted to Mrs. Ann Toft for 2000 acres for transporting: Robert Katcher, Andrew Stopp, Abraham, Garret Supple, William Davis, Mary Hues, Sisly Birke, Thomas, Isaac Culler, Andrew Hutton, Jno Groves, Edw: Robinson, John Tizard, Hugh Bowin", Tho: Edrington, William Wait, John Wells, Jno Hepworth, Butcher, John Salter, Tho: Williams, Eliza. Cutler, Hanah Leech, Robt Loe, Rich Elks, Alice Roberts, Roger Macan, Jno Fletcher, Edw: Banbury, Humphry Davis, John, Jno Murphey, John Bull, Susan Fletcher, James Price, Joseph Thorne, William Tate, Samuell Ellis, Edw: Boller, Isaac Braily. (p. 119).607

18 Nov 1671: Ambrose White swore that Garret Seple’s indenture was only for four years; ordered that the administrators of Col. Scarburgh pay Seple 200 lbs tobacco, this year’s taxes, corn, clothes, and court costs. (p.27).608

18 Nov 1671: Deposition of Ambrose White aged 36 years, 18 November 1671: White was certain that when Garrot Suple arrived aboard the ship Dove, he had an indenture for four years signed by John Boyse. "Garrett Suple did often show it and proffer it to sell on board ship for water, by which means [I] came to take notice of it." Signed Ambrose White. (p. 33).609

19 Dec 1671: On 19 December 1671, judgment was considered before Mr. John Michaell and Mr. John Wise for payment of 4000 lbs tobacco by Andrew Price and Garret Seple to Mr. Ambrose White, due by a bill dated 11 December 1671. (p. 39).610

19 Jan 1671/72: The administrators of Col. Scarburgh sued Garret Seple (whose attorney was Mr. Tankard). Since Scarburgh’s administrators failed to file their petition, the suit was dismissed, with them paying court cost. (p. 54).611

6 Mar 1671/72: Deposition of Ambrose White aged about 37 years: To his "certain knowledge" Garret Seple had been given in Dublin, Ireland, an indenture to serve Capt. Pitts for four years after his arrival in Virginia, which was on 23 April 1667. Signed 6 March 1671/72, Ambrose White. (p. 67)
Deposition of Vincent Oliver aged about 30 years: Vincent swore that Garret Seple had a 4-year indenture to serve Capt. Pitts; Seple arrived 23 April 1667. Signed 6 March 1671/72, Vincent Oliver. (p. 68).612

19 Feb 1673/74: Garrett Sapple (attorney: Mr. Jno. Tankard), by "rioting and drinking insolently behaved himself in the presence of the court." Ordered that he be fined 100 lbs tobacco and that the sheriff keep him in custody till he posted a bond for his good behavior and paid all court charges. (p. 79).613

20 Apr 1674: John Tankard was granted a judgment for 1000 lbs tobacco and court costs againest Roger Mikeel as bail for Garrett Sepple. It was to be paid after the next court if Mikeell or Sepple did not appear to show cause to the contrary (p. 131).614

19 May 1674: Garrett Supple petitioned to be released from his bond for good behavior. Proclamation was made three times with no objections, so he was discharged from the bond and paid court charges. (p. 146).615

11 Nov 1674: The suit of Mrs. Florence Parker, executrix of Maj. Geo. Parker, deceased, againest Garrett Sepple (attorney: Mr. Jno. Tankard) was referred to the next court at Sepple’s request. (p. 199).616 Garrett appeared on lists of Accomack Co. titheables from 1676 through 1680, in 1688, and from 1690 through 1695.617

26 Jan 1674/75: Garret Supple (attorney: Mr. John Tankard) clandestinely married Mary Colvert, servant to Mrs. Florence Parker. Ordered that Supple pay Mrs. Parker 1500 lbs tobacco or serve one whole year; Mary was to return to the service of her mistress. (p. 220).618

16 Feb 1674/75: At the last court a judgment had been granted to Mrs Florence Parker, widow, againest Garret Supple, who now petitioned to appeal. The request was granted with Supple giving security.619

17 Mar 1674/75: Deed: Garret Supple and his wife Mary sold to Thomas Fookes 200 acres, part of 800 acres granted by the governor to Christopher Calvert and assigned to Charles and Mary Calvert; it was on a neck of land by Onancoke Creek bordered by John Jenkinds. Supple has since married Mary Calvert. Signed 17 March 1674/75, Garret (X) Suffill and Mary (squiggle) Suffill. Witnesses: Jno. Stratton and Charles Holden.620

17 Mar 1674/75: Garrot Supple refused obedience to the high sheriff and committed a misdemeanor in open court; at the sheriff’s petition, it was ordered that Supple immediately receive 39 lashes upon his bare back "well laid on" and that he remain in the sheriff’s custody till posting bond for his good behavior and keeping of the peace.621

17 Jul 1675: Mr. Wm. Whittington impleaded Garret Supple (attorney: Mr. White) to this court, but failed to file his petition; a nonsuit with court costs was granted to Supple.622

18 Sep 1675: The court found no cause of action in the suit of Jno. Savage against Garret Supple for assault and battery; the suit was dismissed.623

20 Dec 1677: Maj. John West’s suit against Garret Supple was referred to the next court.624

17 Jan 1677/78: Garatt Sepell assigned power of attorney to Walter Taylor to acknowledge a judgment of 1037 lbs tobacco due to John West. Signed 17 January 1677/78. Garatt (X) Sepell. Witnesses: Wm. (W) Waite and Tho. (B) Barnet.625

20 Feb 1677/78: John Cole sued Garret Supple for 359 lbs tobacco, but Supple failed to appear. If he did not appear at the next court, the judgment was to pass against the sheriff.626

16 Apr 1678: Mr. Garrt. Supple was member of grand jury sworn for the following year.627

18 May 1681: Garret Supple claimed he owed Richd. Marriner 600 lbs tobacco and that Joseph Browne owed Supple 800 lbs tobacco. Browne promised to pay Supple 200 lbs tobacco; it appeared to the court by the depositions of Jno. Bagwell and Xopher. Colvert that Marriner accepted the conditions, so it was ordered that Marriner pay the 200 lbs tobacco and court costs.
Deposition of John Bagwell aged about 42 years: At the last February court, Garret Supple and Joseph Browne came and asked if Bagwell would pay Supple in corn, which he would not. Bagwell, however, would pay 200 lbs tobacco. Richard Marriner later came to Bagwell’s house and said he recommended that Browne’s arrest for the 800 lb debt be delayed. Signed and sworn in open court 16 May 1681, by John Bagwell.
Deposition of Christopher Calverd, Sr., aged about 81 years; Garrat Sipel admitted owing Richard Marriner 600 lbs tobacco and asked him if he would accept the 800 lbs that Joseph Browne owed Garrat, saying "If you will not, I will arrest him." Marriner said not to—he would accept it. When Garrat said he thought he would lose 200 lbs, Marriner said not to worry, "I will stop it in my hands." Signed and sworn in open court 18 May 1681, by Chris. (X) Colverd.628

19 Mar 1681/82: On 19 Mar 1682 Garrett bought land in Somerset Co., MD, and sold it in 1694.629

3 Jun 1684: John Cole sued Nicholas Millechop, declaring that on 8 June 1681, he had paid 800 lbs. Tobacco for half a lot at Onancok Town from Millechop, who had purchased it from Woodman Stockley. Formerly belonging to Garret Supple, the lot had two houses on it. Millechop engaged himself to give "good insurance" within a year or forfeit 1200 lbs. tobacco-the same amount that Stockley was to pay Millechop for the same insurance. An undated discharge presented by Millechop was judged to be not valid; he was ordered to pay the sum and the costs of the suit.630

5 Aug 1684: Nicholas Millechop claimed Woodman Stockley had sold him half a lot on Onancok Town which had been taken up by Garret Supple. Stockley had obliged himself in the sum of 1200 lbs tobacco to make assurance of the sale. Since he had failed in doing so, Millechop requested an order for the penalty to be paid. The court gave Stockley liberty till the second court after this to meet his obligation or pay the penalty.631

20 Sep 1688: The suit of Mr. Wm. Anderson against Garrit Supple was referred to the next court.632

24 Nov 1688: Mr. William Anderson sued Garret Supple, who failed to appear. If he did not appear at the next court, the sheriff would have to abide the award of the court.633

18 Dec 1689: Samuel Taylor was granted a judgement of 1592 lbs tobacco against Garret Supple, who was to pay the debt and court costs.634

17 Dec 1690: John Cole sued Garret Supple for "two sterling" or pork of the same value. The sheriff swore that he left a copy of his writ at Supple’s house, but Supple did not appear. Cole was granted attachment against the estate with the costs of the suit.635

17 Mar 1690/91: Garret Supple admitted owing two pounds sterling (or the value in pork) to John Cole. The debt was to be paid with the costs of the suit.636

17 Jun 1691: Judgment was granted to John Willis Jr., against Garret Supple for a cow and calf. Ordered that Supple deliver the animals and pay the costs of the suit.637

17 Sep 1691: Joseph Newton sued Garret Supple, who did not appear. Instead Mr. Thomas Welburne presented a note from Supple: "Mr. Welburne, I am sick and weak and am not able to come to court. I desire you will be pleased that I may have a reference till ye next court. For your humble servant, Garret Sepell. September 14th, 1691."638

17 Feb 1691/92: Garret Supple admitted owing 400 lbs tobacco to John Willis Jr., which was to be paid with court costs.639

16 Mar 1691/92: Mr. Tully Robinson sued Henry Allin for 365 lbs tobacco due upon a bill in which Allin was jointly bound with Garret Supple. The sum was to be paid with the costs of the suit.640

20 Dec 1693: John Cole (as attorney of John Stockly) sued John Dyer for 400 lbs merchantable pork, but Dyer failed to appear. The sheriff returned Garret Supple as bail for his appearance at the next court.641

3 Feb 1694/95: On 3 Feb 1695 George Baynum sold to Garrett Sipple the tract called Lock in now Worcester Co. which Garrett and his wife Mary sold to James Duer. Dryden Worcester Land:370.642

20 Nov 1696: William Bunting petitioned that he and his wife Rebecca each served for two days as witnesses for Robert Pennewell against Garret Supple. Ordered that Penewell pay them 160 lbs tobacco.643

28 May 1698: On 28 May 1698, identified as a lawyer, Garrett bought 100 acres called "Combbrick" on Murderkill Creek, Kent Co., PA (now DE), from John and Sarah Townsend.644,645
Children of Garrett Sipple and Mary Calvert (see #129) were as follows: