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Susanna was apprenticed to Henry Batchelor, brewer, of Dover......On the passenger list of 1637 (she came over on the "Hercules" from Sandwich, Eng. in 1936) with Henry Bachelour of Dover, brewer, and wife Martha and servents: John Bucke, Susan Bucke, Samuel Taylor, Margorie Walker......As the Bachelors were Friends, Susanna was probably brought up in that Society. In Essex Co. Court Records, we find that after susanna came out of her apprenticeship, Henry Bachelor sued her for slander, but lost that suit. She retaliated by suing him for detaining her baggage. ( from "The Hartshorn Families in America by Derick Hartshorn, pg. 150.

From: Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal ..., Volume 2, By Ellery Bicknell Crane http://books.google.com/books?pg=RA2-PA165&lpg=RA2-PA165&dq=%22Benjamin%20Whipple%22%20Ipswi ch&sig=Ibk7qSUU0uzkm_C3BWqe4ScZgXo&ei=nnr9S5PEPJCcMpqgyd4H&ct=result&id=86rbSq2FhdYC& ots=EbSnp3Jb_6&output=text Matthew Whipple (ed. "1550-1619"), immigrant ancestor of Albert H. Whipple. of Whitinsville, Massachusetts, lived at Bocking, Essex county, England, where he died about 1618. He bequeathed to his eldest son, Matthew (ed. "1588-1647"); to his son John and other children, as named below; to this sister, wife of Richard Rathbone. Children: Matthew, see forward. John, born 1605, died June 30, 1669; had a large tract of land at Ipswich in 1639 and was a man of wealth and high standing; admitted freeman May 13, 1640, deputy to the general court 1640-41-42-45-50 to 1653; deacon and ruling elder of the church; clerk of writs in 1642; ancestor of many of the Massachusetts families of this surname. Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Ann, Joan, Amy.(II) Matthew Whipple, son of Matthew Whippie (l), was born in Essex county, England, about 1600. He and his brother, John Whipple, were for many years leading citizens of Ipswich, Massachusetts. His home place was near the present First Church, at the corner where Miss Sarah P. Caldwell's house stands (1906). He was on a committee to further trade in 1641 with his brother John, Governor Bradstreet, Mr. Saltonstall, Robert Payne, Captain Denison and Mr. Tuttle, all famous pioneers. They had the care of buoys and beacons in the harbor, of providing salt and cotton, of sowing hemp and flax seed. As early as 1638 he and brother owned over two hundred acres of land in the Hamlet, now Hamilton, Massachusetts. He was twice married, his children being by the first wife. (ed. Anne Hawkins "1600-1643") He married (second), November 13, 1648, Rose Chute, probably widow of Lionel Chute. His will was made May 7, 1645, before his second marriage, at the time of which he made a codicil giving to his wife Rose the estate she had before marriage to him and ten pounds beside. The will was proved September 28, 1647. Besides his children he rnentioned the elders, Nathaniel Rogers and John Norton. He left a large estate, yet his house, barn and four acres of land was inventoried at the same value as six bullocks that he owned. The inventory, published in Water's Ipswich, indicates that he was military. He had three muskets, three bandbliers, three swords, and two rests, a fowling piece, "costlett"-armor, pike and sword, rapier, halberd and bill. His children: John, see forward; Joseph, died 1708-09. had fourteen children; Matthew, married, December 10, 1657, died October 20, 1658; Mary, married Richard Jacob; Anna; Elizabeth, married Jacob Perkins.(III) Lieutenant John Whipple, (ed. 1632-1695") son of Matthew Whipple (2), was born in England, about 1632, baptized September 6, 1632, and died at Ipswich, November 22, 1695. He married (first) Sarah (Kent) who died June 14, 1658; (second), May 5, 1659, Elizabeth Woodman (ed. "1636-1662"); (third) Mary Reyner. He was a lieutenant of the Ipswich company, deputy to the general court four years. His will was dated August 15, 1687, and proved December 23, 1695, mentioning the children, as given below:

Sarah, married, March 30, 1674, Henry Short, died December 28, 1691;
John, see forward;
Elizabeth, born December 12, 1661, married Jonathan Putnam;
Matthew, born May 29, 1664, died May 28, 1736;
Joseph, born September 17, 1665, died December 14, 1729;
Mary, born May 11, 1667, married Ensign Thomas Jacobs;
Hannah: Cyprian, born January 17, 1671;
Anna, born October 29, 1675.

(IV) Captain John Whipple (ed. 1660-1722"), son of John Whipple (3), was born in Ipswich, March 30, 1660, died there June n, 1722. He married (first) Hannah (ed. Rolfe "1664-1701"), who died October 20, 1701; (second), April 14, 1703, Joanna Potter. Administration on his estate was granted to his son John (ed. 1695-1769"), August 28, 1722. The settlement, dated April 3, 1723, was signed by John and his stepmother. The only children:

Hannah, born June 30, 1692;

John, see forward.(V) Captain John Whipple (ed. 1695-1769"), son of Captain John Whipple (4), was born at Ipswich, Massachusetts, December 16, 1695, died January 16, 1769. The following children were mentioned in his will:

John (ed. 1743-1832)
William (ed. 1748-1835)
Samuel (ed. 1751-1827)
Thomas, born 1753. see forward. (ed. 1753-1804)
Benjamin, was an early settler at Dunbarton, New Hampshire; father of Captain Benjamin Whipple, a prominent citizen of Dunbarton (ed. 1755-1824) Samuel, who lived at Page's Corners; John, born at Hamilton, January 21, 1789, graduate of Dartmouth, 1812, register of deeds, secretary of New England Fire Insuraance Company, county solicitor two terms, married a sister of Hon. Salmon P. Chase
Martha (ed. 1739-1822)
Elizabeth (ed. 1740-)
Hannah (ed. 1738-1760")

(VI) Thomas Whipple, son of Captain John Whipple (5), was born in Ipswich or Hamilton, 1753. He was a farmer. He removed to Dunbarton, New Hampshire, about 1800, and spent the remainder of his days there. He married Molly (Dane) Ellingwood, widow of William Ellingwood, whom she married July 17, 1776. He was born January 6, 1749-50, son of Joshua, grandson of William, great-grandson of Benjamin, who was the son of the immigrant, Ralph Ellingwood, a sketch of whom will be found elsewhere in this work. The children of William and Molly (Dane) Ellingwood were: Mary; Fanny Ellingwood, married Henry Larcom, grandfather of William F. Abbot; teacher in the Classical high school, Worcester. Molly Dane was born July 6, 1758, died November 10. 1839. Her brother, Nathan Dane (Harvard 1778), was the founder of Dane Hall, Cambridge, one of the famous University buildings, the old Harvard* law school. Her lineage: Molly (VI), Daniel (V), John (IV). John (III), John (II), John (I) Dane, of Roxbury, Massachusetts, who emigrated from Barkhamstead, England.Thomas Whipple died at Dunbarton, April 16, 18j~, aged seventy-four years. Their children: Betsey, born November 9, 1789, died September 21, 1873; married, November 14, 1811, Ezekial Ryder, at Dunbarton. Abigail Dane, born October 9, 1790, died November 3, 1879; married John Btmten. March 30, 1829. Anna Dane, born October 9, 1793, died July 10, 1847; married, March 5, 1814, Bradford Rurnham; they were the grandparents of United States Senator Burnham, of New Hampshire, and nf Dr. Burnham, of Clark University, Worcester. Sarah, born about 1795, died July 31, 1827; married, November 11, 1813. Richard Merrill. William Ellingwood, born December, 1797, see forward.(VII) William Ellingwood Whipple, son of Thomas Whipple (6), was born at Dunbarton, New Hampshire, December, 1797, died December 14, 1861. He succeeded to the family homestead and spent bis days on the farm at Dunbarton. He married (first), Novembet 23, 1823, Sally Colby; (second), about 1846, Philena Morse; (third) Asenath Fuller. He was an Orthodox Congregational ist in religion, as his fathers and forefathers had been. The only child of the second marriage was: Frank, who died in infancy. The children of William E. and Asenath (Fuller) Whipple: Albert H., see forward ; Frederick, born and settled in the west.(VIII) Albert H. Whipple, son of William Ellingwood Whipple (7), was born on the old Whipple homestead in Dunbarton, New Hampshire, January 17, 1853. At the time of his father's death, when he was about twelve, he went with relatives to live in Elyria, Ohio. He received a common school education in bis native town, and in Ohio,1715. 2. Ephraim, October 21, 1716, see forward. 3. Priscilla, May 20, 1718. 4. Sybilla, March 6, 1720. 5. Abigail, March 11, 1722. 6. Ruth, January 14, 1724; 7. John, October 27, 1725. 8. Nathaniel, March 2, 1727. 9. Hannah, March 3, 1729. 10. Daniel, born October 2, 1730, founder of the Rutland Line.

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Matthew Whipple (Sr.) [5929] was born abt 1550 at Bocking, Essex, England. He was buried 16 Jan 1618/19 at St. Mary's Church Cemetery, Bocking, Essex, England. He married Joan [5930] about 1580 in Bocking, Essex, England. Their son Matthew Whipple [5946] was born in 1590 at Bocking, Essex England and died 28 Sep 1647, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. He married Anne Hawkins [5954] 7 May 1622 at Bocking, Essex, England.Their son John (Lieutenant) Whipple [5890] was born 6 Sep 1632, Bocking, Essex, England and died 22 Nov 1695, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. He married Elizabeth Woodman [3512] 5 May 1659, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Their son John (Captain) Whipple [3515] was born 30 Mar 1660 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, died 11 Jun 1722 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts and was buried at Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton, Essex, Massachusetts. He married Hannah Rolfe [4713] 1687 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Their daughter Hannah [3353] Whipple was born 30 Jun 1692, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts and died 24 Jan 1758, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. She married John Whipple [3344].

*John Whipple [3344] was the son of Matthew Whipple (Major) [6065] and Joanna Appleton [3338] - son of John Whipple [5933] (Captain, Cornet) and Martha Reynor [5943] - son of John Whipple [5890] (Elder) and Susanna Clark [5931]*

Their daughter Hannah Whipple [49209] was born 30 Nov 1738, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts and died about 1760 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts based on births of sons and Nathan Patch's remarriage. She married Nathan Patch [122266] 14 Dec 1756, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts.Their son Joseph Patch (Sr.) [122268] was born about 1760 and died 8 Apr 1836 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts. He married Hannah Flagg [123345] 7 Nov 1782 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.Their son Joseph Patch was born 24 Nov 1805 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts and died 15 Oct 1842 at Vernon, Windham, Vermont. He married Lucy J Newell about 1828 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.Their daughter Lucy Jane Patch was born 30 Dec 1831 Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, and died 10 Jan 1917 at Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. She married Nelson Clark Nichols 2 Oct 1853 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.Their daughter Cora Lucille Nichols was born 17 Nov 1865 at Fonda, Pocahontas, Iowa, USA and died 5 Feb 1959 at Oelwein, Fayette, Iowa. She married George David Marsh 21 Oct 1885 at Newell, Buena Vista, Iowa.Their daughter Mae Marsh was born 18 Dec 1891 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa and died 18 Jan 1974 at Oelwein, Fayette, Iowa.

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Deacon Matthew Whipple left half of his estate to his eldest son John, and the other half to the two younger sons,Matthew and Joseph. His will also mentions daughters Anne and Elizabeth. Matthew ( SR) was for many years a Deacon of the Congregational Church at Ipswich. In 1638 he and his Brother. Elder John Whipple received a grant of more than 200 acres. The earliest mention of Whipple is Richard Wiphull, Wiltshire. listed in the hundred rolls of 1273. The Exchequer Lay Subsidy during the regin of Edward III (1327-77) list William de Whipfulle and Richard de Whypull, both of Somersetshire. In 1385 a William Whelple cordwainer, is foundat the court of Hustings London(proved 1398). A Rev.Mr John Wyppyl of Rotherfield Sussex is listed in early Chancery Proceeding ( ca 1502-04). In the Essex Lay Subsidies for february 12, 1546 at Braintree we findThomas Whipple.

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Matthew, Jr. (ca 1590-1647) and Anne (Hawkins ca 1604-1643) Whipple. This begins the American story. The family was among 43 families to arrive in Ipswich in 1638 when the town’s population was approximately 480 and the colony’s population between 5 and 6,000. They received their first grants of land on Sept. 1, and survived the great snow storm of Dec. 15, the worst storm the English had known up to that time. The March 1639 storm blew over houses and a major drought began April 26. Described is the everyday life, tradesmen who served the community, crops raised, service on town committees, etc. Matthew’s will and estate inventory describes the family home as a veritable arsenal with three muskets, three pair of bandoleers, three swords, two rests; a fowling piece, a coslett, pike and rapier; and halberd.
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John [5890] (Elder) Whipple was born 29 Aug 1596 in Bocking, Essex, England and died 30 Jun 1669 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. He married Susanna Clarke [5931] 28 Aug 1621 at St Andrews By the Wardrobe, London, England.Their son John (Captain) Whipple [5933] was born 21 Dec 1625 at Bocking, Essex, England. He married Martha Reyner [5943] about 1655 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Their son Matthew (Major) Whipple [6065] was born 20 Dec 1658 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts and died 28 Jan 1739 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts. He married Joanna Appleton [3338] about 1688 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts.Their son John (Captain) Whipple [3344] was born 2 Jul 1689 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts and died 9 Feb 1781 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. He married Hannah Whipple [3353] 7 June 1714 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts.*Hannah Whipple [3353] was the daughter of John [3515] Whipple and Hannah Rolfe [4713] - son of John [3484] Whipple (Lieutenant) and Elizabeth Woodman [3512] - son of Matthew [5946] Whipple (Deacon) and Anne Hawkins [5954]Their daughter Hannah Whipple [49209] was born 30 Nov 1738, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts and died about 1760 at Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts based on births of sons and Nathan Patch's remarriage. She married Nathan Patch [122266] 14 Dec 1756, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts.Their son Joseph Patch (Sr.) [122268] was born about 1760 and died 8 Apr 1836 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts. He married Hannah Flagg [123345] 7 Nov 1782 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.Their son Joseph Patch was born 24 Nov 1805 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts and died 15 Oct 1842 at Vernon, Windham, Vermont. He married Lucy J Newell about 1828 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.Their daughter Lucy Jane Patch was born 30 Dec 1831 Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, and died 10 Jan 1917 at Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. She married Nelson Clark Nichols 2 Oct 1853 at Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts.Their daughter Cora Lucille Nichols was born 17 Nov 1865 at Fonda, Pocahontas, Iowa, USA and died 5 Feb 1959 at Oelwein, Fayette, Iowa. She married George David Marsh 21 Oct 1885 at Newell, Buena Vista, Iowa.Their daughter Mae Marsh was born 18 Dec 1891 at Sioux City, Woodbury, Iowa and died 18 Jan 1974 at Oelwein, Fayette, Iowa.

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