They lived in North Castle (Chappaqua)

Grandpa Jackson's notes have him dying on 1/1/1780. This is also the date given in 15 April 1934 "Boston Transcript" which contains the following info: "Benjamin's son, Jesse, a Friend, took no part in the Revolution and is buried in the Quaker cemetery near Chappaqua."

On this fifth day of May 1779, I, Jesse Kipp, of North Castle, Westchester County, being weak in body. I leave to my dearly beloved wife Anne one-third of all my land and the best room in the house as long as she shall remain my widow. . .the whole to be sold and divided among my children, Benjamin, Gilbert, John, Phebe, Caleb, Meream and James Kipp, every boy to have double of each girl and that to be paid as they come of age. The will was proved in Westchester county 4 Mar 1785 and letter of administration granted to William Kipp 10 Mar 1785.