Individual Details

William Lippincott

(17 Oct 1682 - 6 Jan 1765)

Events

Birth17 Oct 1682Shrewsbury, Monmouth, NJ
Marriage1 May 1710, Burlington, NJ - Hannah Wilbur
Will15 Apr 1763Shrewsbury, Monmouth, NJ
Death6 Jan 1765Shrewsbury, Monmouth, NJ

Families

SpouseHannah Wilbur (1689 - 1763)
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ChildPhebe Lippincott (1719 - )
ChildSamuel Lippincott (1721 - 1819)
ChildRemembrance Lippincott (1724 - )
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FatherRemembrance Lippincott (1641 - 1723)
MotherMargaret Barber (1650 - 1723)
SiblingJoseph Lippincott (1670 - )
SiblingElizabeth Lippincott (1670 - )
SiblingAbigail Lippincott (1672 - 1674)
SiblingRichard Lippincott (1675 - 1723)
SiblingElizabeth Lippincott II (1677 - )
SiblingJoseph Lippincott II (1680 - )
SiblingAbigail Lippincott II (1685 - )
SiblingSarah Lippincott (1688 - )
SiblingRuth Lippincott (1691 - )
SiblingMary Lippincott (1693 - )
SiblingGrace Lippincott (1695 - 1703)

Notes

Will

1763 April 15, Lippincott, Thomas, of Shrewsbury, Monmouth, NJ, yeoman; will of. Advanced in years. Son, Darius, land at Squancom, in Shrewsbury, of 12 acres. I have already given to my four sons, Wilbur, Samuel, Remembrance and James. Daughter, Abigail, wife of John Grandine, L20. Wife, Hannah, personal estate and, at her death, to go to my four daughters, Sarah, Increase, Phebe and Hannah. Executors -- wife, Hannah, and my son-in-law, Nathan Tilton. Witnesses -- Andrew Stephens, Avis Fisher, Miln Parker. Proved Feb 11, 1765.

1765 Feb 11. Renunciation by Hannah Lippincott, the widow, "being old and infirm." Witness -- Elihu Williams.

1765 Feb 11. Inventory, L81.2.1, made by Joseph Potter and Elihu Williams.

Endnotes

1. A. Van Doren Honeyman, compiler, New Jersey Calendar of Wills - Volume IV - 1761-1770 (Westminster, MD 21157: Family Line Publications, 1997).