Thomas Kipp

Settled at Digby as a consequence of his family's exodus from NY.

"James and Thomas Kipp, the two brothers of Samuel Kipp who had also carried arms for
the Loyalist cause, came to Nova Scotia about the same time as Samuel, if not with the
same group.
Thomas Kipp settled at Digby. He had married Abigail Hatfield, sister of Colonel Isaac
Hatfield of the Loyalist Volunteers of Westchester, and sister of Elizabeth Hatfield, the
wife of Captain Moses Knapp.
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James Kipp lost his life, a victim of drowning, shortly after his arrival in Nova Scotia.
His wife Zipporah Carpenter, returned to live in the United States. "

(snip)
"Thomas Kipp does not seem to have lodged a claim. He returned to live in the United
States, afterwards, and was perhaps compensated by the state of New York in some
fashion. He died at New York, the 1st of September 1823, and his widow, Abigail
Hatfield, died in the same place, in 1839. "