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About John Henry William Phipps
According to a Pedigree Chart compiled by Bennie Eunice Evans Raine, 203 Everle Drive, Moore OK, copy of which found among papers of Lalia Elizabeth Phipps Boone, John Henry Phipps middle name was William, not Henry. However, the 1860 Census taker in Robertson County TX listed John H.Phipps, aged 14, as a member of the household of his mother and her second husband, Elijah Rains. Bennie Eunice Evans Raine's data would have made John H.Phipps to be aged 16 in 1860.
BIOGRAPHY: Mozelle Phipps Tucker recalled her grandfather (John Henry Phipps) as being a great teller of war tales. As a child she heard him describe being captured by Yankee soldiers, spread-eagled between two horses, then forced to hold onto the reins by might and main to keep from being split asunder as the lash of enemy whips drove those horses wild.
BIOGRAPHY: Aunt Mary Lena - never known to let fear of a lie interfere with telling a good story said that never happened at all. That, indeed, her father never heard a shot fired in anger in the whole War Between the States.
Her story: Her father (James Henry Phipps) was ordered up at sixteen by the Texas Regulars for a last stand near Galveston where the Yankees were said to be planning a landing. His father (Elijah Rains?) sent a black manservant with the boy to keep him safe. The servant looked after him like a baby, wrapped him in a blanket and put him to sleep behind a sand dune. When the boy awokeon the morning after the Yanks had landed, Galveston had fallen without the firing of a single musket. That was our Grandfather's Civil War. I must say that the simplicity of this tale always appealed to me, even if it did come from Aunt Mary Lena. So I have lived with a kind of presumed different set of dates.
BIOGRAPHY: If there's truth to the story, then James Henry could have been born as late as 1848 or '49. People got married very young in those days and there was plenty of time left for that particular branch of the Phippses to come along.
According to a memorandum by Joe K. Phipps, June 16, 1997: "The pattern of domestic life (in the family of John Henry Phipps and Elizabeth Leighton) continued as the family grew, the mother moving the family back and forth between Louisiana and Texas, the father disappearing for years at a time. His last abandonment came when Uncle Elmer, the youngest, was a year or two old. (Elmer was born 16 Nov 1888) The family was living in Collin County in North Texas. Farming on halves. Elizabeth, the mother, taught all the children to read and write. The mother traded produce to town lawyers and preachers for Latin, Greek and Hebrew lessons for the boys.Then in 1892 Elizabeth Leighton died. I'm sure, "plumb tuckered out." It would be 18 years before James Henry Phipps put in his next appearance.
"BIOGRAPHY: --from Joe K. Phipps memo of June 16, 1997.
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Birth: May 11, 1844 Death: Dec. 16, 1921
Birth: 11 MAY 1844 in Sumter County, Alabama Death: 16 DEC 1921 in Norman, Oklahoma
Father: James Crenshaw Phipps b: ABT 1824 in Perry County, Alabama Mother: Harriett Veazey b: ABT 1824 in Perry County, Alabama
Marriage 1 Elizabeth Rebecca "Layton" Leighton b: 9 MAR 1851 in Darlington County, South Carolina
Married: 14 DEC 1871 in Webster Parish, Louisiana
Children
Harriet Alice Phipps b: 5 SEP 1872 in Webster Parish, Louisiana James Henry Phipps b: 6 SEP 1874 in Webster Parish, Louisiana John Ardis Phipps b: 3 JUL 1876 in Bald Prairie, Robertson County, Texas Joshua Joe Phipps b: 7 NOV 1878 in Bald Prairie, Robertson County, Texas Mary Lena Phipps b: 15 AUG 1881 in Bald Prairie, Robertson County, Texas Silas Isaiah Phipps b: 10 JAN 1884 in Webster Parish, Louisiana Emma Ruby Phipps b: 26 JUL 1886 in Webster Parish, Louisiana Annie Rebecca Phipps b: 26 JUL 1886 in Webster Parish, Louisiana Woodrow Elmer Phipps b: 16 NOV 1888 in Webster Parish, Louisiana
Burial: Holdenville Cemetery Holdenville Hughes County Oklahoma, USA
Created by: Danny Chancellor Record added: Apr 17, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 35988190 http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=35988190&ref=wvr
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John Henry William Phipps的年谱
| 1844 |
1844年5月11日
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Sumter, Alabama, United States
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| 1868 |
1868年
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Claiborne, Louisiana, United States
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| 1872 |
1872年9月5日
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Webster, Louisiana, United States
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| 1874 |
1874年9月6日
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Webster, Louisiana, United States
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| 1876 |
1876年7月3日
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Bald Prairie, Robertson, Texas, United States
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| 1878 |
1878年11月7日
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Bald Prairie, Robertson, Texas, United States
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| 1881 |
1881年8月15日
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Bald Prairie, Robertson, Texas, United States
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| 1884 |
1884年1月10日
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Webster, Louisiana, United States
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| 1886 |
1886年7月26日
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Webster, Louisiana, United States
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