Tripp Families of North America
Histories
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| 1 |  | Bartlett Tripp - Tripp County His efforts and contributions to the Dakota Territory and the later state of South Dakota earned him multiple namesakes. Tripp County and the town of Tripp in South Dakota are named after Bartlett Tripp. Tripp Park in Yankton was sold to the city for $1 by Tripp's estate; Tripp had intended to give the land to the city but had not completed the transaction in his lifetime. | ||
| 2 |  | Gideon Tripp (1772-1813) of Rensselear County, New York and his descendants History compiled by M. J. Luzenski | ||
| 3 |  | John Tripp Historical Home John Tripp House, (moved from 953 1/2 Manton Avenue, Manton), Manton, Providence County, RI | ||
| 4 | | John Tripp House John Tripp House, (moved from 953 1/2 Manton Avenue, Manton), Manton, Providence County, RI | ||
| 5 |  | TRIPP FAMILY BURYING GROUND The Tripp Family Burying Ground was established by Ebenezer Tripp (1710-1791), the grandson of master carpenter John Tripp (1611-1678), who landed at Newport, Rhode Island in 1630 after leaving his home in Northumberland County, England. https://wpthistory.org/2023/06/stories-in-stone-cemetery-tour-2023/ | ||
| 6 | | Tripp, John Tripp, Joseph Tripp, Peleg Tripp, Benoni Tripp, Acus Tripp, William Tripp, Coggeshall Rathbone Tripp, Charles R. Tripp; also some other descendents [sic] of William Tripp; also Coggeshall and Rathbone ancestors of Coggeshall Rathbone Tripp |
Owner of original: Charles David Tripp Date: 1935 |
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| 7 | | Westport Tripp Families |