d. 1/6/1703 or 1/6/1704

Children

1. Rebeckah Lippitt
2. Mary Knowles Lippitt
3. Moses Lippitt b. 2/17/1668
4. Martha Hannah Lippitt b. 1670, Providence, Providence Co., RI

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Moses Lippitt (1645 - 1703)

Moses Lippitt

Born 1645 in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island

Son of John Lippitt and [mother unknown]

Brother of John (Lippitt) Lippit Jr., Joseph Lippitt, Mary (Lippitt) Burlingame, Nathaniel Lippitt and Rebecca (Lippitt) Budlong

Husband of Mary (Knowles) Lippitt — married 19 Nov 1667 in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island

Father of Mary Knowles (Lippitt) Burlingame, Martha (Lippitt) Burlingame, Rebecca Lippitt, John Lippett and Moses Lippitt

Died 6 Jan 1703 at about age 58 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island

Profile last modified 28 Jul 2019 | Created 12 Mar 2011

Biography

From http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~amorrow/fg04/fg04...:

Will bequeaths to his wife a 20-acre lot in Warwick, which goes to his son Moses after her death in addition to his house and various other property. His daughters got 20 shillings.

A family legend states that John Budlong (son of Francis Budlong and Rebecca Lippitt) was saved by a friendly squaw who hid him in a Dutch oven during the November raid, and that he was later traded to his uncle for a load of pumpkins. He was brought to the home of his uncle, Moses Lippitt, and raised there in Warwick along with his four cousins after the war. In 1692, when this sole survivor of the Budlong family massacre came of age, he bought twenty-five acres of land in Buttonwoods.

The Last will and testiment of Mr. Moses Lippit of Warwick in ye Collony of Rhoad Island and Providence Plantations in New England being sick and weak of body yet in perfect sence and memory and not knowing how suddenly my departure may be out of this world I am willing to set my house in order and therefore do in the first place Bequeath my soule to God who gave it in whom I trust and my Body after Death to ye earth to be deacently Buried and for what God hath bestowed upon me in this worldly Goods I will as followeth after funerall charges paid In ye first place I Bequeath to my Loving wife my twenty acre lot lying in Warwick great neck to her and her assignes for Ever Moreover I Bequeath to my wife all my housing and lands untill my son Moses Cometh to ye age of twenty one years and then my will is that my son Moses Lippit shall have and enjoy that house Where Edward Carder now dwelleth with all my Land adjoyning thereunto with my meadow share which I bought of John Warner which lyeth at ye spruce swamps likewise that right in comon which I bought of Jeremiah Westcot to be and Remaine to him his heirs or assignes for ever further my will is that my son Moses shall have one bed with beding suitable thereunto & also three cows and halfe my Tanning instruments with halfe ye profit of ye taning trade he being at half ye charge Likewise my will is yt my son Moses shall have one halfe of all ye rest of my tools what soever and all this above mentioned to my son Moses Lippitt he shall have and enjoy when he shall come to age of twenty one years. I doo give and Bequeath to my Grand Son Moses Burllingam (sic) all my Right of Land either in or any way of belonging to that purchase comonly knowne by ye name of Potaomet purchase when he shall come to the age of twenty one years to him his heirs and assignes for ever. Also my will is that all my housing and lands that I have not otherwise Disposed of shall be and Remaine to my wife During ye time of her Naturall life and after my wifes Decease to belong to my son Moses Lippit to him his heirs or assignes forever: further my will is that my three Daughters Mary Burllinggame Martha Burllinggame and Rebeckah Lippit shall have twenty shillings apiece to be paid to them in each of them apiece of plate by my Executrix hereafter named Moreover my will is that my loving wife Mary Lippit shall have all my moveable estate excepting which I have other wise Disposed of whome I Doo hereby appoint and ordaine to be my sole Executrix to execute this my last will and testiment as above Declared and in all Respects whatsoever, Lastly I do Desire and apoint my loving friends namely Brother in law John Knowles and Randall Holden both of Warwick in the Colony abovesd to be overseers to see this my Last will and testiment truly fulfilled and so I take leave this sixt Day of January one thousand seven hundred Signed and Sealed

In ye presence of US
Peter Green Saml Wickham
Samuell Green
Recorded ye 2nd Day of May
1705 John Wickes
Clerk of Councel
This will abovesd
being presented was
atested and aproved
of before ye Councell
of Warwick Moses Lippit (SEAL)
Benjm Smith Asist. (SEAL)
Benjm. Barton Jr. Asist. (SEAL)
Randal Holden Justice (SEAL)
John Green (SEAL)
Saml Stafford (SEAL)

Notes

knowles family
[ http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=ec7fc299-58c3-4055-8f7... Henry Knowles descendants]
knowles family
Henry Knowles descendants
Sources

Beckwith, DanielThe Lippitt Family of Rhode Island, The New England Historical & Genealogical Register (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass., 1873) Vol. 27, Page 70
Marriage: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F8K1-K61
Ancestral File: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/MCXW-F6Y
Ancestry Family Trees (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com) Family Tree files submitted by Ancestry members. http://trees.ancestry.com/pt/AMTCitationRedir.aspx?tid=28407175&pid...
American Genealogical-Biographical Index, Godfrey Memorial Library, Middletown, CT, USA
U.S. Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970
Clemens, William Montgomery American Marriages Before 1699 (Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, USA: Biblio Co., 1926

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Moses Lippit

• Son of John Lippit
• Birth: 1645 in Warwick, Kent, Rhode Island, British Colony.
• Death: January 06, 1703 in Providence, Rhode Island, British Colony.
• Moses Lippitt Find A Grave Memorial

Married

• Married: Mary Knowles. on Nov. 19, 1668 in Warwick, Rhode Island British Colony. (See Austin's Rhode Island Geneological Dictionary.)

Moses? (John') was one of the deputies for Warwick at the general assembly at Newport in 1681, 1684, 1690 and 1698. He died Jan. 6, 1703. He married, Nov. 19, 1668, Mary Knowles, daughter of Henry Knowles.

Children

• i. Mary Lippit, married John Burlingame of Kingston Rhode Island, son of Roger & Mary Burlingame. He was born January 8, 1664.
• ii. Martha Lippit, married Thomas Burlingame, brother of John, b. Feb. 6, 1667.
• ill. Rebecca Lippit, married John Lippit, (her cousin) son of John Lippit and Ann Grover her father’s bother
• iv. Moses Lippit, married Ann Phillis Whipple.

Historical and Genealogical Miscellany : Data Relating to the Settlement and Settlers of New York and New Jersey, by Stillwell, John Edwin, 1853-1930, Comp

LIPPIT of MONMOUTH COUNTY

LIPPTH or Lippet, was of Providence, R. I., in 1638, where he had a house and a six acre lot.

• 1640, July 27. He, with thirty eight others, signed an agreement for a form of government.
• 1647, May 16. Be, with nine others, "well-betrusted friends and neighbors," were chosen, by the town of Providence, as Commissioners, to meet with Commissioners from the other three towns, at Porismouth, there to form a government under the charter. Having given this Committee full power to act, they close: "Thus betrasting you with the premises, we commit you unto the protection and direction of the Almighty, wishing you a comfortable veyage, a happy success and a safe return to us again. Austin.
• 1648, June 5. He was located at Warwick, where, in 1655, he was a Freeman. Though a resident of this town, he had still landed interests in his former home, for, Apr. 27, 1653, he sold to Arthur Fennes, only reserving a five acre lot and three acres ei meadow, all his lands in Providence.
• 1663, Feb. to. He bought six acres of John Gercardy.
• 1665, Feb. 19. He had lots, in a division of lands in Providence.
• 1669, May 22. He decided, for love, etc., and to shillings, in peage, sixteen per penny, to his son, Moses, his late dwelling house, etc.
• John Lippit died some time after 1689, his wife is unknown.

Children

• John Lippit, son of John Lippit, 1, married, Feb. 9, 1665, Ann Grove, who, after his death married, in 1670, Edward Searle. Issue: (1) John Lippit, born Nov. 16, 1665: married his cousin, Rebecca Lippit, Moses Lippit, born Feb. 17, 1668. Savage, Austinand Oliver Parson Fuller, in his History of Warwick, R. 1., have contributed extensively to the history of this family, whose name still exists in Rhode Island, and where many of them, (descendants of John Lippit, 7, and Moses Lippit, 8, sons oi John Lippit, 2) have attained distinction.
• Moses Lippit: married, Nov. 19, 1668, Mary Knowles. See Austin's Rhode Island Geneological Dictionary.
• Nathaniel Lippit, In 1676, he was a plaintifi in a suit.
• Joseph Lippit; not traced.
• Rebecca Lippit; married, first, Joseph Howard; second, Francis Budiong.
• Henry Lippet, was among the "Associates," who bought the Monmouth 'Tract, in 1670, and his contribution was laid at L4. for which he, apparently, received one share, in the lands known as Newasink. Varumsunk and Pootapeck. It would seem as if lie might also have been a son of John Lippit, 1.

Children Geneology Notes

• Savage suggests that Joseph and Nathaniel Lippit, sons of John Lippit, 1, died young. 'This may be correct, so far as Joseph Lippit is concerned, but Nathaniel Lippit was a settler on the Monmouth Tract, New Jersey, where, Nov. 21, 1676, Nathaniel Lippitt sued Christopher Allmey for breach of contract, and for detention of a "Barill of goods of Sondery Sorts. The verdict was in lavor of the plaintin. Court Records. Freehold N. 1.
• Austin suggests that Moses Lippit, the progenitor of the Middletown, N. J., farily, was either the son of John Lippit the eldest son of John Lippit or of Nathaniel Lippit, as indicated above. I decidedly incline do this latter view, for Nathaniel Lippit was an early seller at Middletown. NJ is evidence against this supposition it may be noted that the name Nathaniel never appears among the descendants of Moses Lippit.

Sources

• Lippitt Historical and Genealogical Miscellany : Data Relating to the Settlement and Settlers of New York and New Jersey, by Stillwell, John Edwin, 1853-1930, Comp, page 461.
• Gen Dict of RI by Austin p. 336.
• The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, 1847-2011 for Mary Knowles, Volume 037 (1883), page 275.
• Genealogies of Rhode Island Families, Vol. I. The Lippitt Family of Rhode Island, page 661.