!SOURCES: 1). The Early Deerys of Chester County by Weldy, George M., Jr., rev.\\par\par
10 Sept. 1983. Copy at Chester Co. Historical Society, West Chester, PA.\\par\par
2).Letter from Dorothy Deery Haney, Jun 1992.\\par\par
3).LDS Microfilm 844,896 Item 1, Sowers Newspaper - adv'ments by immigrants.\\par\par
4).Chester Co. Historical Society, West Chester, PA.- Hipple folder.\\par\par
5).PA German Church records of Births, Baptisms, Marriages, Burials, Etc. from\\par\par
Proc. of PA German Soc., 1983, Vol I, Geneal. Pub. Co, Inc., Baltimore, MD.\\par\par
6).Huppel, Hippel, Hipple by Mary B. Hipple Ferreira, 1950. Chester Co, Historical Society, West Chester, PA\\par\par
7).Family Tree by H. Blair Hipple, 442 Penn St., Spring City, PA, May 1993.\\par\par
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!BURIAL: Ref.6). Book on Hipple family by Ferriera, 1950 (I couldn't find his\\par\par
grave when I visited the cemetery & grave digger Floyd Miller didn't have a\\par\par
record of it).\\par\par
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Ref. 1) Has an extensive writeup on the first 4 generations of American Deerys.\\par\par
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Ref.4). Ancestor chart "The Hipple Line", unsigned & not dated - This is a com-\\par\par
plete and comprehensive, typed chart, but it should be noted that there is an-\\par\par
other, handwritten, not-so-professional, chart that contradicts much of this\\par\par
one. In it, every male head of family for 4 generations is named "Henry".\\par\par
This particular generation is listed as "Henry Hipple arrived US 1742 on ship\\par\par
William & Mary Settled in Chester Co. Came from Upper Reinland; Wife ?"\\par\par
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Ref.1). Other notes include:"Johannes Hippell [sic] came to America on Ship\\par\par
"Glasgow" from Amsterdam Holland. Quailfied Phila. Sept 9, 1738 age 40.\\par\par
Johannes Berger on same ship (age 29) see Strassberger's German Pioneers Vol I\\par\par
p. 204, 206- 208."\\par\par
NOTE: this agrees with other records I have.---"Johannes was the father of\\par\par
Lorentz Hipple. Lorenz and the children from before 1738 are said to have come\\par\par
to Phila. with their father. See records of Trappe Church (Augustus Lutheran)\\par\par
in Pa. Ger. Society Proceeding[s] Vol VII pg 481."\\par\par
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Ref.6)."Some of the descendents of Johannes Hippel, born in Holland, who came\\par\par
to America when 40 years old on the ship Glasglow, Walter Sterling, master,\\par\par
September 9, 1738. Johannes Hipple took the oath of Allegiance September 9,\\par\par
1738. (Through his son Lorentz or Lawrence Hipple)...[he was] born in Holland\\par\par
in 1698, died in Vincent Twp., Chester Co., PA, April 1749...buried in the\\par\par
Mennonite Church graveyard outside of Spring City, Vincent Twp., Chester\\par\par
Co., PA". Note, I could not find his grave.\\par\par
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THE PROBLEM comes from the fact that there were 2 John Hipples having babies at\\par\par
the same time; one in Trappe (above), and another (probably his son) in the\\par\par
records of E. Vincent Reformed.\\par\par
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UNCERTAINTIES: since it was not documented in Ref.6)., I assumed that his wife\\par\par
Mary FERRIERA had died in Holland (or perhaps on board the ship), and that\\par\par
only his sons had made the journey.\\par\par
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Generation No. 1\\par\par
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1. JOHANNES1 HIPPELL was born Abt. 1698 in Germany, and died April 1749 in Vincent Twp., Chester Co., PA.\\par\par
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Notes for JOHANNES HIPPELL:\\par\par
Administration of Johannes Hippel: "To Lawrence Hippell of the County of Chester, Son of Joannes Hippell Decd. # 61, Greeting, 1749 Memorandum that Letters of Administration in Common form were granted to Lawrence Hippell above named on the Estate Late of the said Johannes Hippell his father Decd Inventory to be exhibited on or before the 4th day of June next and account on or before the 5th day of May anno 1750. Given under the seal of the said office the the day of May 1749. Wm Plumsted Reg Gene."\\par\par
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Inventory of Johannes Hippel: "We Lawrence and Heinrick and Adam Hippell of the County of Chester in the Province of Pennsilv. Inventory of Real Estate and Personal Estate of John Hipple of Vincent township in the County of Chester. Blacksmith May 4th 1749"\\par\par
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Johannes was the father of Lornez Hipple. Lorenz and the children born before 1738 are said to have come to Philadelphia with their father. See Records of Trappe Chruch (Augustus Lutheran) in PA German Society Proceedings. Vol. VII, p. 481. (See HIP 239, Handwritten Geneology Notes obtained from Chester County Historical Society).\\par\par
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More About JOHANNES HIPPELL:\\par\par
Burial: Vincent Mennonite Church Cemetery, Spring City, Vincent Twp., Chester Co., PA\\par\par
Emigration: 09 September 1738, Ship departed from Holland - Glasglow, Walter Sterling, Master, Age 40\\par\par
Naturalization: 09 September 1738, Oath of Alliegiance - Philadelphia\\par\par
Occupation: Blacksmith\\par\par
Probate: 04 May 1749, Letters of Administration and Inventory\\par\par
Will: 04 May 1749, Administrator: Lawrence Hippell; Administration includes: Heinrich & Adam Hippell, housekippers (housekeepers)\\par\par
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Children of JOHANNES HIPPELL are:\\par\par
i. ADAM2 HIPPLE, b. Germany.\\par\par
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More About ADAM HIPPLE:\\par\par
Estate Papers: 04 May 1749, Johannes Hippell Estate Administration Papers (Adam = possible child of Johannes)\\par\par
Residence 1: Aft. 1753, Moved to Canada (rumor)\\par\par
Residence 2: Bet. 1749 - 1753, Vincent Twp., Chester Co., PA\\par\par
Tax List 1: 1749, Chester Co., PA\\par\par
Tax List 2: 1751, Vincent Twp., Chester Co., PA\\par\par
Tax List 3: 1753, Vincent Twp., Chester Co., PA\\par\par
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ii. HEINRICH HIPPLE, m. CATHERINE UNKNOWN.\\par\par
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More About HEINRICH HIPPLE:\\par\par
Estate Papers: 04 May 1749, Johannes Hippell Estate Administration Papers (Heinrich = possible child of Johannes)\\par\par
Tax List 1: 1758\\par\par
Tax List 2: 1765\\par\par
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2. iii. JOHANNES HIPPLE, b. Germany; d. 24 November 1760.\\par\par
3. iv. JACOB HIPPLE, b. Bef. 1720, Germany; d. Abt. 10 November 1772, Pikeland, Chester Co., PA.\\par\par
4. v. LAWRENCE HIPPLE, b. 01 January 1727/28, Germany; d. 01 October 1795, Vincent Twp. Chester Co. PA.\\par\par
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First generation 1. Johannes Hipple was born in Germany 1698 (Strassburger, Pennsylvania German Pioneers, immigrated at age 40. Page 204 the named HIPPEL means Waffle Seller. Many medieval German merchants took their name from the wares they sold... In the highly regulated and the guild-minded commerce, merchants usually specialized in a single item. German- American Names, George F. Jones Page 185). Johannes died 1749 Vincent Twp, Chester County, PA, a blacksmith, at 50 years of age. His body was interred Vincent Twp, Chester County, Pennsylvania, Vincent Mennonite Church Cemetery (Sheeder East Vincent Twp, Fredrick Sheeder, and page 212:... the father (Johannes Hipple) is buried at Rhodes meetinghous...). Johannes immigrated, 9 September 1738. Destination: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Strassburger, Pennsylvania German Pioneers,"At the Courthouse of Philadelphia, September 9, 1738. Present the Honorable George Thomas, Esq., Lt. Gov.... The Palatines whose names are underwritten, imported in the ship Glasgow, Walter Sterling, Com, last from Cowes in England, did this day take and subscribe the Oaths to the government, Viz... Johannes Huppel... "List 53C, page 207). Johannes was listed as a member of a church east Coventry, first Reformed Church of Coventry, or Brownback's, 16 April 1743 (Futhey & Cope, History of Chester County," Call of the elders of the Reformed Church to Brother Lischy to their preacher... from our hearts signed our names ... Johannes Hubel..." Page 296). He resided Vincent Twp, Chester County Pennsylvania, 1744 -- 1746 (Cremers 30,000 acres, map, Leases to the Penn Heirs, John Hipple 137 acres). Johannes's will was probated Orphans Court, Philadelphia County Pennsylvania, 4 May 1749 (Although there is no absolute proof, it is concluded that Johannes Hippell had five sons. This is determined by (1) their estimated ages based on married dates and/or birthdates of their children, (2) Lawrence Hipple is named executor or in the administrations of both Johannes who died in 1749 and Johannes who died in 1760 as Guardian in Jacob's will, (3) both Johannes's were blacksmith's and (4) Adam and Heinrich were called "housekippers" in the elder Johannes" administration in 1749, indicating they were young and still living at home); and Johannes Hippell, probate file). Johannes Hippell had the following children: 2 i. Jacob was born before 1720 3 ii. Johannes was born in circa and 1726 4 iii. Laurentz was born 27 Jan 1728 iv. Adam was born Germany circa 1729 (Adam appears on Vincent Twp tax lists beginning 1749 -- 1750 so was 21 years of age). Addam immigrated 9 September 1738 with his father. Destination: Philadelphia, PA. He emigrated, 1754. Point of origin: Vincent Twp Chester County Pennsylvania (Adam disappears from the Vincent tax lists after 1753. Rumor says he went to Canada). v. Heinrich was born Germany 1735 (Henry first appears on Pikeland taxlists in 1756 so was the 21 at that time). Heinrich died 1758: 1765 Chester County, Pennsylvania, at 23 years of age (Henry disappears from Pikeland tax lists by 1765). Heinrich immigrated, 9 September 1738 with his father. Destination: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Heinrich was unmarried. ******************************************************************************
