Individual Details
Jane Phippen
(Abt 1575 - Abt 1650)
[[Category: Blessing, sailed June 18, 1609]]
[[Category: Colony of Virginia, Immigrants from England]]
[[Category:Isle of Wight County, Virginia Colony]]
==Biography==
=== Immigration ===:The following entiries were obtained from Hotten book 8a from the ''Musters of the Inhabitants in Virginia 1624/1625'' chapters, pages 201 thru 265, which lists the muster captain, and what ship the individual arrived on.:[[Phippen-17|Joan Pierce]], wife of Captain William on the Seaventure. Probably Jane, his daughter, third wife of John Rolfe.:''The Blessinge'' with 100 passengers traveled from England to Bermuda in March 1614.[http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/blessing1.htm ''Blessinge''], accessed 2014-05-15, [[Bairfield-1|amb]]
:'''Arrival:'''
:1609:VirginiaSource: [[#S03277]] Place: Virginia; Year: 1609; Page Number: 546
=== Death ===
:Date: 1650
: Place: Mulberry Island, Warwick, Virginia: Death Date: 1650Source: [[#S1]] Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for William Phippen
:''5 FEB 1678/79.
:Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia
=== Biographical Discourse ===:According to the author Connie Lapallo, whose book titled "Dark Enough To See The Stars in A Jamestown Sky," [[Unknown-316516|Cecily Jordan Farrar's]] first husband was Thomas Bailey. Her maiden name was Reynolds, born in 1600 & arrived in Jamestown in 1611. [[Unknown-316516|Cecily Reynolds]] is the daughter of [[Phippen-17|Joan Phippen]] (1580-1650) and Thomas? Reynolds who died @ 1600 in a ship wreck. Cecily stayed in England and was sent for in 1611. [[Phippen-17|Joan Phippen]] married second a [[Pierce-336|Captain William Pierce]] in 1601, a lieutenant governor of Virginia Colony. Captain Pierce's brother was probably Thomas Pierce (1582-1622) who was killed in the Indian massacre of 1622 near Mulberry Island.
:::[[Phippen-17|Joan]] married [[Pierce-336|Captain Pierce]] in 1601, who came to Jamestown on a separate ship. [[Pierce-336|Captain Pierce's]] ship was wrecked by the hurricane in 1609. There were actually two other ships that were wrecked by the hurricane. It took almost a year for the crew to rebuild the ship from the remaines of the other and continue sailing onto Jamestown. [[Phippen-17|Joan]] and her younger daughter [[Pierce-335|Jane Pierce]], born about 1605, sailed with Joan to Jamestown in 1609. They survived with three other women during the starving winter by supplementing their cornmeal diet with ground acorns. [[Unknown-316516|Cecily Reynolds]] arrived in Jamestown in the summer of 1611, her mother and step father, [[Pierce-336|Captain Pierce]] already there. The author states that [[Phippen-17|Joan Phippen's]] mother was a herbalist and taught Joan the many remedies and herbal teas that would be so valuable in her and her daughters survival during the starving time.
:::Even though Connie Lapallo's book is one of historical fiction, she spent 8 long years researching it, and speaks to many historical societies. Her dates, names and events are historically accurate. She even includes dated and verified family trees in her books. Helen Y. Holshouser
=== Jane Pierce (born Phippen) 1580 - 1650 ===
:The following is from MyHeritage:
:Birth: 1580 Weymouth, Dorset, England
::Parents:
:[[Phippen-18|William Phippen]] 1551 - 1596
: [[Jordaine-4|Jane Jordaine]] 1551 - 1612
:Siblings:
#Robert Thickpenny 1570 - ?
#Thomas Phippen 1573 - 1596
:Immigration: 1587 Roanoke, Virginia
::
:Spouse: [[Pierce-336|William Pierce]] b 1570
:Marriage:1598 Weymouth, Dorset, England
:Children:
#Jane Pierce 1600 - 1621
#John Pierce 1604 - ?
#Edward Pierce 1609 - ?
# William Pierce 1603 - 1609
#Edith ''Pierce'' Clements 1607 - 1644
#James Pierce 1611 -
:Death: 1650 Mulberry Island, Warwick, Virginia, United States
:Death: 1650 Isle Wight, Virginia, United StatesMyHeritage
== Sources ==
*Source: S03277 U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc Repository: * [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-1/myheritage-family-trees?s=216760841&itemId=181859082-19-15835&action=showRecord myheritage.com tree]
=== Acknowledgements ===WikiTree profile Phippen-19 created by [[Bryant-1003|Willette Bryant]]. WikiTree profile Phippen-17 was created by [[Bryant-1003|Willette Bryant]].
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Other references in the profile of her spouse gives way to the name "Jane" as well.
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[[Category: Colony of Virginia, Immigrants from England]]
[[Category:Isle of Wight County, Virginia Colony]]
==Biography==
=== Immigration ===:The following entiries were obtained from Hotten book 8a from the ''Musters of the Inhabitants in Virginia 1624/1625'' chapters, pages 201 thru 265, which lists the muster captain, and what ship the individual arrived on.:[[Phippen-17|Joan Pierce]], wife of Captain William on the Seaventure. Probably Jane, his daughter, third wife of John Rolfe.:''The Blessinge'' with 100 passengers traveled from England to Bermuda in March 1614.[http://www.packrat-pro.com/ships/blessing1.htm ''Blessinge''], accessed 2014-05-15, [[Bairfield-1|amb]]
:'''Arrival:'''
:1609:VirginiaSource: [[#S03277]] Place: Virginia; Year: 1609; Page Number: 546
=== Death ===
:Date: 1650
: Place: Mulberry Island, Warwick, Virginia: Death Date: 1650Source: [[#S1]] Page: Database online. Data: Text: Record for William Phippen
:''5 FEB 1678/79.
:Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight, Virginia
=== Biographical Discourse ===:According to the author Connie Lapallo, whose book titled "Dark Enough To See The Stars in A Jamestown Sky," [[Unknown-316516|Cecily Jordan Farrar's]] first husband was Thomas Bailey. Her maiden name was Reynolds, born in 1600 & arrived in Jamestown in 1611. [[Unknown-316516|Cecily Reynolds]] is the daughter of [[Phippen-17|Joan Phippen]] (1580-1650) and Thomas? Reynolds who died @ 1600 in a ship wreck. Cecily stayed in England and was sent for in 1611. [[Phippen-17|Joan Phippen]] married second a [[Pierce-336|Captain William Pierce]] in 1601, a lieutenant governor of Virginia Colony. Captain Pierce's brother was probably Thomas Pierce (1582-1622) who was killed in the Indian massacre of 1622 near Mulberry Island.
:::[[Phippen-17|Joan]] married [[Pierce-336|Captain Pierce]] in 1601, who came to Jamestown on a separate ship. [[Pierce-336|Captain Pierce's]] ship was wrecked by the hurricane in 1609. There were actually two other ships that were wrecked by the hurricane. It took almost a year for the crew to rebuild the ship from the remaines of the other and continue sailing onto Jamestown. [[Phippen-17|Joan]] and her younger daughter [[Pierce-335|Jane Pierce]], born about 1605, sailed with Joan to Jamestown in 1609. They survived with three other women during the starving winter by supplementing their cornmeal diet with ground acorns. [[Unknown-316516|Cecily Reynolds]] arrived in Jamestown in the summer of 1611, her mother and step father, [[Pierce-336|Captain Pierce]] already there. The author states that [[Phippen-17|Joan Phippen's]] mother was a herbalist and taught Joan the many remedies and herbal teas that would be so valuable in her and her daughters survival during the starving time.
:::Even though Connie Lapallo's book is one of historical fiction, she spent 8 long years researching it, and speaks to many historical societies. Her dates, names and events are historically accurate. She even includes dated and verified family trees in her books. Helen Y. Holshouser
=== Jane Pierce (born Phippen) 1580 - 1650 ===
:The following is from MyHeritage:
:Birth: 1580 Weymouth, Dorset, England
::Parents:
:[[Phippen-18|William Phippen]] 1551 - 1596
: [[Jordaine-4|Jane Jordaine]] 1551 - 1612
:Siblings:
#Robert Thickpenny 1570 - ?
#Thomas Phippen 1573 - 1596
:Immigration: 1587 Roanoke, Virginia
::
:Spouse: [[Pierce-336|William Pierce]] b 1570
:Marriage:1598 Weymouth, Dorset, England
:Children:
#Jane Pierce 1600 - 1621
#John Pierce 1604 - ?
#Edward Pierce 1609 - ?
# William Pierce 1603 - 1609
#Edith ''Pierce'' Clements 1607 - 1644
#James Pierce 1611 -
:Death: 1650 Mulberry Island, Warwick, Virginia, United States
:Death: 1650 Isle Wight, Virginia, United StatesMyHeritage
== Sources ==
*Source: S03277 U.S. and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Ancestry.com Publication: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc Repository: * [https://www.myheritage.com/research/collection-1/myheritage-family-trees?s=216760841&itemId=181859082-19-15835&action=showRecord myheritage.com tree]
=== Acknowledgements ===WikiTree profile Phippen-19 created by [[Bryant-1003|Willette Bryant]]. WikiTree profile Phippen-17 was created by [[Bryant-1003|Willette Bryant]].
<-- Please edit, add, or delete anything in this text, including this note. Be bold and experiment! If you make a mistake you can always see the previous version of the text on the Changes page. -->
Other references in the profile of her spouse gives way to the name "Jane" as well.
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Events
| Birth | Abt 1575 | Dorset, England | |||
| Birth | Abt 1575 | ||||
| Birth | Abt 1580 | ||||
| Marriage | 1598 | Weymouth, Dorset, , England - William Pierce II | |||
| Death | Abt 1650 | ||||
| Death | Abt 1650 | Mulberry Island, Warwick, Virginia | |||
| Alt name | Jane "Jane" Phippen | ||||
| Alt name | Reynolds | ||||
| Reference No | 2795983 | ||||
| Reference No | 2832919 | ||||
| Reference No | 60 |
Families
| Spouse | William Pierce II (1560 - 1622) |
| Child | Thomas Pierce (1590 - 1622) |
| Child | Jane Pierce (1600 - 1625) |
| Child | Col William Pierce II ( - 1647) |
| Child | Edith "Edy" Pierce (1607 - 1644) |
| Father | William Phippen (1551 - 1596) |
| Mother | Jane Joan Jordaine (1551 - 1612) |
| Sibling | John Phippen (1572 - 1600) |
| Sibling | Thomas Phippen (1573 - 1596) |