Joan ‘Jane’ Phippen

Family

WILLIAM PHIPPEN, b. ca 1551, d. 11/24/1596 on the way to Portland on the King's Service; m. Jone (or Jane Jordaine; m. 2nd: Latatia (Tatia)_____.

His brother Henry, a mariner, evidently away on a long voyage, did not know of his decease, as he named him overseer of his will 1601.

His name probably spelled Thickpenny in the York area, in family records spelled Phippen.

Children of William Phippen and Joan Jordaine:

1. I. Robert Phippen; m. 1st: Elizabeth_______; m. 2nd: 1608 (his name spelled Thickpenny) Ann Hallock; m. 3rd: Katherine Mowbry
   1. (1) Thomas Thickpenny; m. 1628, Mary Winters. He was trans- ported to the Barbados 1635. (Hotten) (Eng. Mar. Rec.)
   2. (2) William Thickpenny, b. ca 1598; m. 1620, Jane Farrington. (MB)
   3. (3) Elizabeth Phippen; m. John Paler 2nd Marriage
   4. (4) Margaret Thickpenny, b. 1610; m. 1624, ______Whitehand. (MB)
   5. (5) Ann Thickpenny, b. ca 1622; m. 1637 Robert Baker (MB) 3rd marriage
   6. (6) Katherine Thickpenny, b. ca 1624; m. 1639, William Hurst. (MB)
   7. (7) Rebecca Thickpenny, b. 1624 (twin); m. 1639, Henry Young (MB)
   8. (8) Joan Thiskpenny, b. 1626l m. 1640 John Love (MB)
   9. (9) John Thickpenny, b. 1628. Transported to Virginia 1654 by Ed Welsh, moved to Conn. where he made deposition ca 1660; moved to Philadelphia, records show he was a merchant.
2. II. John Phippen, b. ca 1573, d. 1600
3. III.Thomas Phippen, (Twin) b. 1573, d. 1596; m. Elizabeth______
   1. (1) Elizabeth Phippen; m. Richard Peirce. Transported to Virginia on the ship Neptune. Muster of Inhabitants Feb. 4, 1624, living near James City,not far distant from her cousin, Jone Peirce, wife of Capt. William Peirce.
   2. (2) Elinor Phippen; m. ________
   3. (3) William Phippen, d. 7/2/1644 in the Battle of Marston Moor.
   4. (4) George Phippen, d. 7/2/1644 in the Battle of Marston-Moor.
   5. (5) Thomas Phippen. (mentioned in the will of Rev. George Fitzpen) May not be in proper order
4. IV Jone (Joan) Phippen, d. ca 1650; m. Capt. William Peirce. See -
5. V. Jane Phippen, (twin to Jone); m. _____Reynolds. (probably d. before 1611, as her dt. Cecily accompanied the Peirces to Va.) …

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Surname

"In early years, taking a new surname was common practice among the gentry. This could be accomplished by Act of Parliament; warrant under the King's Sign-Manual (writing therein the substituted name), or by ecclesiastical econcent. By 1650 the name Fitzpen had disappeared from English records, descendants adopting other spellings, although they appeared to adhere to the sound. Arms were granted, in addition to Fitzpen, to families of: Thickpenny, Tipping, Tippen, Tipper, & Tippet, probably more. Some of the well known Antiquarians stated that in many ancient families there were as many as a hundred different spellings. Phippen came from Thickpenny."

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Comments

This source: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/1149950:2243?tid=... while behind the ancestry wall, shows that she was baptized in Feb 1546 (I can't read the exact date, it's in Latin).

References

1. WikiTree contributors, "Jane Joan (Jordaine) Phippen (abt.1546-abt.1612)," WikiTree: The Free Family Tree, (https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jordaine-4 : accessed 18 June 2024).