EIGHTH GENERATION

2233. Jonathan TRIPP was born in 1765 in Queensbury, Washington Co., New York. He died on 3 Nov 1820 in Tyre, Seneca County, New York. Bock: Jonathan Tripp is listed in Queensbury Town, Washington County, New York in 1790 with 1 male overe 16 and 1 female and in 1800. Jonathan of Queensbury, Washington County purchased land in Junius in 1806, signed by his brother James Tripp who was known to be son of William of Queensbury. In 1823, some disputed land owned by Jonathan in Lots 20 and 34 was returned to his widow Olive. He was killed in his own sawmill while attempting repairs and was not discovered until the next day. Analysis of Census Data shows that he had 8 children, 4 males and 4 females. Rachel is positively identified, and other children seem to include Thomas, Benejah (who lived on Lot 20- and Asa. (Valentine [see William 134] [Benejah's will on p. 115; Paul L. Tripp D86; Obit in "Geneva GAzette" of November 15, 1820; Charles Quick; Grantee Index p:528, County Clerk's Office, Seneca County, Waterloo New York; LDS Computer from Richard G. Tripp, 8666 Buffalo Drive, Union Lake, Michigan 48085). Herman William Tripp--Remembering......4th Cousin Jonathan, five times removed, whose death would torment anyone.

He was married to Olive TRIPP about 1790. Olive TRIPP was born between 1780 and 1790 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. She died after 1840 in Tyre, Seneca County, New York. She was christened. d!1)Olive, logically, is the SECOND wife of Jonathan. She is named in his will, and shows up on the 1830 census of Tyre, Seneca, NY. 2)1830 CENSUS, TYRE: OLIVE TRIPP 0 0 0 1 0 1 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Perhaps she went to Michigan with Thomas. She may have died in Tyre after 1830. There is record of a death, about 1840, of a 20 year old Olive Tripp, which would have to be another Olive, perhaps her daughter or granddaughter.* P. Tripp, 3/87. 3) *Further research reveals her to be the daughter of Benajah. 4) I assume Calvin is her son. See Calvin ID20383, for logic. She seems to be the older female in his household, 1840 census. If so, she died after 1840. 5)As of 10/89 I remove Mary Tripp as first wife of Jonathan, and give the stage wholly to Olive. P. Tripp. This is because of finding of deceased Olive Tripp in Ref Ch Cem, dead age 19, buried 1811. Mary is in limbo, maybe sister to Jonathan. Jonathan TRIPP and Olive TRIPP had the following children:

4817 i. Olive H. TRIPP was born on 31 Jan 1792 in Queensbury, Washington Co., New York. She died on 16 Aug 1811 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. She was christened. She was buried in Reformed Ch.Cem., Tyre, Seneca County, New York. !1)Census of 1810, Seneca Co. I assign her to Mr. Vandervoort, because she is the oldest female daughter, and named first in Jonathan's Probate, 1821. 2)Chas Quick found her in Tyre Ref Ch Cemetery, per per PLT ARCHIVES, V21. I assign her to Jonathan, logic in V21. She is NOT spouse of Mr. Vandervoort. She died age 19. Herman William Tripp--Remembering......a sad farewell to such a young girl, who went to the next level so early in life, my cousin Olive H. I had another cousin by the name of Olive Belle die so young, and we remember her also.
+4818 ii. Thomas TRIPP.
4819 iii. Charles TRIPP was born in 1795 in Queensbury, Washington Co., New York. ! By process of elimination, I conclude the Charles Tripp, present at Jonathan's inventory, 1820, is a son of Jonathan (rather than Jonathan's nephew, --James' son--Charles) along with Thomas; and, that the James present is Jonathan's brother. This fits, assumimg earlier logical assignments (of xx,xx,xx) are correct. What I mean is, there is only one remaining son of Jonathan to give a name, and this Charles I assume is Jonathan's son, fits only here because this is the last male child of Jonathan's I have not logically matched to an existing TRIPP in census or other record in Seneca County. August 13, 1987: On 15 Feb 1859 there was a marriage at res ofHon. Charles Tripp in Dexter, Washtenaw, Mich. Maybe this is why Charles does not show up in later life in Seneca Co. Is he with his brother Thomas in Washtenaw Co? (From Michigan Argus, 18 Feb 1859) Herman William Tripp--Remembering......4th Cousin, five generations removed.
+4820 iv. Rachel TRIPP.
+4821 v. Benajah TRIPP.
4822 vi. Asa TRIPP was born in 1799 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. He died after 1880. From census, 1800; 1810. He sold land in Lot 20. (Charles Quick; Grantor Index C2:478, County Clerks Office, Seneca County, Waterloo, New York; Computer from Richard G. Tripp, 8666 Buffalo Drive, Union Lake Michigan 48085, which does not give name; Benejah's will in Valentine 115; B. Whalen). Herman William Tripp--Remembering......all Tripps and especially Asa, who needs to be remembered, as everyone does.
+4823 vii. Daughter TRIPP.
4824 viii. Daughter TRIPP was born in 1807 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. ! 1810 Census of Seneca, NY.
+4825 ix. Calvin A. TRIPP.
4826 x. Daughter TRIPP was born in 1814 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. ! 1820 Census, Seneca, NY.
4827 xi. Daughter TRIPP was born in 1816 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. ! 1820 Census of Seneca, NY

He was married to Mary TRIPP about 1785 in Junius, New York. Jonathan TRIPP and Mary TRIPP had the following children:

+4828 i. Daughter TRIPP.
4829 ii. Charles TRIPP was born in 1795 in Queensbury, Washington Co., New York. (LDS Cmputer from Richard G. Tripp, 8666 Buffalo Drive, Union Lake, Michigan 48085, sent in by Breffni Whalen). Herman William Tripp--Remembering......4th Cousin Charles five times removed
4830 iii. Rachel TRIPP was born in 1796 in Queensbury, Washington Co., New York. Bock: She sold land in Lot 34 after Jonathan;s death, statingt "being the same premises in which I have right as heir of Jonathan Tripp deceased". She may be the same as unnamed daughter who Married Brainard Bosman, born about 1794 Junius New York. ( Charles Quick; Grantor Index, X:51, County Clerks Office, Seneca County, Waterloo, New York). Herman William Tripp--Remembering Cousin Rachel
4831 iv. Asa TRIPP was born in 1799 in Junius, Seneca County, New York. He died after 1880. Bock: He sold land in Lot 20. (Charles Quick; Grantor Index C2:478, County Clerks Office, Seneca County, Waterloo, New York; Computer from Richard G. Tripp, 8666 Buffalo Drive, Union Lake Michigan 48085; Benjah's will in Valentine 115; Breffni Whelan). Herman William Tripp--Remembering......cousin Richard G. Tripp, the contributor, and our mutual cousin Asa