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- !SOURCE: A Partial list of the Descendents of Matthew Whipple, the Elder, of Bocking, Essex County, England / Compiled from Divers Sources by Henry Burdette Whipple (High Point, North Carolina, Oct. 1965), p. 57.
!SOURCE: Email from Sidney K. Sperry (email hidden) to Weldon Whipple, 10 Jun 1998.
!RESIDENCES: S.K. Sperry writes, "According to my aunt, Nehimiah [sic] Whipple either sold or gave some land in Ohio to his youngest son, Abraham. She has a copy of a 'Note of Indenture' to that effect, given to her by my grandmother, or her mother."
!MARRIAGE: "Abraham Whipple and his wife, Parthena Whipple (sorry, no maiden name available) were either married in 1835 or paid off the land in Ohio in 1835. The land, or their marriage, took place in Licking County, Ohio, and may have been near the towns of Martinsburg or Hanover, Ohio." --S.K. Sperry (Note: based on later information from email hidden, 1835 probably wasn't a marriage date, since it was considerably later than the birth of child Manley. --Weldon Whipple, 7 Apr 1999)
!SOURCE: Email from email hidden to the Whipple Website, 5 Apr 1999: Died before 1840. Email on 8 May gives birth in 1791.
!SOURCE: Email from Blaine Whipple, 29 Apr 1999.
!BIOGRAPHY: "Abraham Whipple was born in Whipple Hollow, Rutland Co., VT and was a land owner in Licking Co., Ohio as early as 1816. His last appearance in the Licking Co. federal census is 1830. He then moved to Butler Co., Ohio but was dead before 1840 as his wife Parthena is listed as the head of household there in the 1840 census." --B. Whipple
!DEATH: In Email dated 6 Nov 1999, Janice Worthington Rowe (email hidden) writes: "There is new evidence from Dan Whipple (email hidden) that Abraham was alive and well beyond 1840, and the 1850 census for Calumet Township, Pike County MO lists A. Whipple, age 61, born VT, Stone cutter with wife Sally age 47(page 233). There is also information that Abram Whipple married Sally G. Stembungh August 6, 1848 (four years after his first wife Parthena Dimmock's death) in Pike Co., MO. Note: Abraham referred to himself as Abram and wrote his name as such even on his son John Page Whipple's tombstone ( there is a photo of this tombstone online on the site for the Old Colony Burying Ground in Granville, OH - One reason it was chosen is because of the craftmanship that has outlasted most of the stones in the cemetery) http://users.gurulink.com/donyoung/OldColonyBuryingGroun.htm"
!OCCUPATION: In Email dated 6 Nov 1999, Janice Worthington Rowe (email hidden) writes: "Evidence that Abraham was a stone cutter as a trade is found in a probate filed 9 Sept 1835 in Preble Co. OH for Samuel Paxton, as being owed for 3 gravestones."
!SOURCE: Blaine Whipple, 15 Generations of Whipples: Descendants of Matthew Whipple of Ipswich, Massachusetts, Abt 1590-1647: An American Story (Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, 2007), 2:G239, 2:G400-G401. Gives birth 1790 (previously entered as 1791). Gives death after 1850 in Pike Co., Mo.
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1790 - Aft 1850 (> 61 years)
