John Lippett, IV

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John Lippitt formerly Lippett Born 1690 in Warwick, Rhode Islandmap Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown] [sibling%28s%29 unknown] Husband of Renew (West) Lippett — married [date unknown] [location unknown] DESCENDANTS descendants Father of Hannah (Lippett) Eddy Died [date unknown] [location unknown] Profile manager: Jack Day private message [send private message] Profile last modified 7 Feb 2021 | Created 21 May 2015 | Last significant change: 7 Feb 2021 22:25: Anonymous Howland edited the Biography for John (Lippett) Lippitt (1690-). [Thank Anonymous for this] This page has been accessed 240 times. Contents

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Life

At Scituate Town Council, John and Renew Lippit with Gideon Harris personally appearing declared on their several engagements that they saw Anthony Sprague signed, sealed and declared what was written to be his last will and testament on 10 February 1745.[1]

Land Deed Records

John and Renew Lippitt of Warwick and Mehetabel West of Warwick and to Job Mason of Swansey, March 29, 1736. Recorded April 6, 1736.

To all People to whom this Deed of Sale Shall Come Know Yee that we John Lipit and Renue my wife and Mehetable West of the Town of Warwick in the County of Providence in ye Colony of Rhoad island in Newengland for and in consideration of the sum of Forty and three pounds currant money of Newengland to us in hand well and truly paid by Job Mason of Swansey in the County of Bristol in the province of the Massachusetts Bay in Newengland Yeoman the Receipt whereof we do acknowledge our Selves fully Satisfyed contented and paid Have given granted Bargained Sold aliened conveyed and confirmed as by these presents do give grant Bargain Sell alien convey and confirm unto him the Said Job Mason his heirs and assigns forever a certain peice of land containing about Twelve acres & one half be it more or less it being an amendment Right of Land laid out to our honoured Grandfather Benjamin Carpenter deceased situate Lying and being in Swansey aforesaid and Bounded Westerly by Hezekiah Bowens Land North by the Land of Benjamin Mason Eastward by a Highway and South by a Highway to the first Line Together with all and Singular the Timber wood Stones her=bidge grass feeding Rents proper priviledges and appurtenances belonging or any wayes appertaining to the above sd peice of Land to him the Said Job Mason his heirs and assigns forever to the only use Benefit and Behoof of him the sd Job Mason his heirs & assigns from henceforth and forever more and that the said Job Mason his heirs or assigns shall and forever here after may by force and virtue of these presents Have hold use occupy possess and quietly enjoy all the above granted and bargained premises free Clear and Clearly acquitted and fully discharged of and from all other gifts grants Bargains Sales Mortgages Joynters Dowers, Troubles or Incumberances whatsoever and we the said John Lipit & Renue his wife and Mehetable West do bind and oblige our Selves our heirs Executors admrs or assigns to warrant & forever Defend all the above granted premises with their appurtenances unto him the Sd Job Mason his heirs and assigns against all the Lawfull Claims or Demands of all person or persons whomsoever In Witness Whereof we have hereunto Set our hands & Seals the Twenty ninth Day of March one Thousand Seven hundred thirty Six in the ninth year of his majesties Reign &c John Lippitt {S} Renew Lippit {S} Mehetabel West {S} Signed Sealed & Delivered In the presence of us John Wickes Thomas Wicks Warwick in ye County of Province Ss: the within mentioned John and Renew Lippit & Mehetable West acknowledged the within written Instrument to be their act & deed hands & seals thereunto affixed Coram John Wicks Assist. Recd. April 6. 1736 Recorded by Samll. Howland Regr[2] (Bristol County Land Deed Records, Book 24, p. 180) John and Renew Lippitt of Warwick and Mehetabel West of Warwick to Phillip Wheeler of Rehoboth, March 29, 1736. Recorded March 12, 1738/9.

To all People to whom these Presents Shall Come Greeting Know Ye that we John Lippit or Warwick in the County of Providence in the Colony of Rhoad island and providence plantations in Newengland Cordwainer and Renew Lippit his wife and Mehetabel West of the Town and County aforesaid Spinster for and in Consideration of the Sume of Four Pounds to us in hand Recd and well and truly paid by Phillip Wheeler of the Town of Rehoboth in the County of Bristol in the province of the Massachusetts Bay in sd Newengland Yeoman the Receipt whereof we do acknowledge and our Selves therewith fully Satisfyed & of every part thereof do exonerate acquit and fully Discharge him the Sd Phillip Wheeler his heirs Executors admrs and assigns forever Have Given granted and Sold and by these peresents do freely and fully give grant & sell unto him the Said Phillip Wheeler his heirs and assigns forever a Certain Tract or parcell of Land Containing by Estimation Three Acres be it more or less Cituate in Said Rehoboth on the N:Ely Side of Rocky river on the Easterly Side of Jotham Carpenters Land Bounded as followeth (viz) begining at a Stake in Ephm Hix Junrs [Line crossed out] of his Land thence South half a point west Thirty Three Rods to sd Jotham Carpenters Land then bounding with sd Carpenters Land Sixteen Rods on the South Side then bounding on Sd Carpenters Land west=erly thirty three Rods till it Comes to Sd Hixes Land then bounding with Said Hixes Land Sixteen Rods to the first Corner To Have & To Hold Said Three Acres of Land be it more or less as above bounded or may more fully appear in ye 22d folio of ye 3d Book of Rehoboth Land Record as it is there Recorded with all the priviledges and appurtenances to the Same Belonging or in any wise appertaining to him the Said Phillip Wheeler his heirs and assigns forever Furthermore we ye sd John Lippit Renew Lippit his wife and Mehetabel West for our Selves our heirs Exrs and amdrs do Covenant and Ingage the above demised premises to him the Said Philip Wheeler his heirs and assigns against the Lawfull Claims & Demands of any person or persons whatsoever forever hereafter to warrant soever Defend In Witness whereof we have hereunto Set our hands & Seals the Twenty Ninth Day of March in the Ninth year of his mejs Reign anno Domini 1736 John Lippitt {S} Renew Lippitt {S} Mehetabel West Signd Seald & Delivd John Wicks Job Mason Warwick in the County of Providence Ss the within mentioned John Lippitt and Renew Lippit & Mehetabel West acknowledged the within written the Day and year within mentioned to be their act & Deed hands and Seals therewit affixed Coram John Wickes assistant Recd March 12 1738/9 Recorded By Samll Howland Regr[3] (Bristol County, Land Deed Records, Book 27, p. 435) John and Renew Lippitt of Warwick and Mehetable West to Jotham Carpenter of Rehoboth, March 29, 1736. Recorded October 16, 1761.

To all people to whome These presents Shall Come Greeting Know ye That we John Lippitt of warwick in ye County of providence in ye Coloney of Rhoad Island & providence plantations in New-England Cordwainer and Renew Lippitt his wife and mehitable West of ye Town and County Afforesd Spinster for and in Consideration of ye sum of Thirty pounds to us in hand before ye Ensealing hereof Well and Truly paid by Jotham Carpenter of Rehoboth in ye County of Bristol in ye province of ye Massachusetts Bay in New England yeoman the Reciept whereof we Do acknoledge and our Selves there with fully Satisfied & of Every Part Thereof Do Exonerate Acquit and fully Discharge him ye said Jotham Carpenters his heirs Excr Admr and assigns for ever: Have Given Granted and Sold and by these presents Do Give Grant and Sell unto him ye sd Jotham Carpenter his heirs & assigns for Ever a Certain Tract or percell of Land Containing by Estimation [Fifteen written over Sixteen] acrces be it more or Less Scituate in Rehoboth on ye Easterly side of sd Carpenters own Land and on ye North Easterly side of Rocky River begining at a white oak Tree Standing near sd Carpenters Land Thence East and by south fifty four Rods to his meadow which he purchasett of Jeremiah Ormsbe Then Bounding with sd meadow and Mr. Jonathan Kingsbys meadow and John Martins meadow till it Comes to sd Jotham Carpenters own Land Then Bounding with his own Land to ye frist Corner as may fully appear in ye 22d folio of ye Third Book of Rehoboth Land Records as it is There Recorded To Have and to hold sd Fiveten acres of Land be it more or Less as above Bounded with all ye priveldges and appurtances to ye same belonging or in any wise appertaining to he ye said Jotham Carpenter his heirs and assigns for Ever: Furtheremore we ye said John Lippitt Renew Lippitt his wife and Mehetable West for our Selves our heirs Execrs and Admirs Do Covenant & Engage ye above demised premises to him ye sd Jotham Carpenter his heirs and assigns against ye Lawfull Claims & Demands of any person or persons what so Ever for Ever here after to warrant secure & Defend by These presents In Witness We have here unto Set our hands and Seals ye Twenty Ninth Day of March in ye Ninth year of his majesties Reign Anno Domin 1736 John Lippit {S} Renew Lippit {S} Signed Sealed & Delivd In presence of us John Wickes Job Mason Warwick in ye County of Providence Ss The with in mentioned John Renew Lippitt and Mehetable West appeared the Day and year within mentioned and acknoledged ye with in Written to be There Act & hands and seals There unto affixed Coram John Wicks Assistant Recd October 16th 1761 and recorded per James Williams Regr.[4] (Bristol County, Land Deed Records, Book 45, p. 324) Sources

↑ Probate and Council Records, Vol 1-3, 1731-1799. Scituate Town Hall, Probate Record, Book 1, 1731-1773, p. 136. Ancestry.com. Rhode Island, Wills and Probate Records, 1582-1932 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015, https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/9079/007649084_00106. (Subscription required.) ↑ Massachusetts Land Records, 1620-1986, images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9ZS-B3YK?cc=2106411&w... : 22 May 2014), Bristol County, Deeds 1735 - 1737, vol. 24, p. 180, image 570 of 653; Bristol County Courthouse and office, Massachusetts. ↑ Massachusetts Land Records, 1620-1986, images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99ZS-BF1N?cc=2106411&w... : 22 May 2014), Bristol County, Deed Records, 1737 - 1739, vol 27, p. 435, image 234 of 623; Bristol County courthouse and office, Massachusetts. ↑ Massachusetts Land Records, 1620-1986, images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99ZS-BTHB?cc=2106411&w... : 22 May 2014), Bristol County, Deed Records, 1761 - 1762, vol 45, p. 324, image 170 of 295; Bristol County courthouse and office, Massachusetts.