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Trying to find out what our name used to be

jakehudsonarts — 2009-06-18 04:23:45Z

My family told me that we had to hide our last name long ago, and there fore we changed it to tippin, I was wondering if anyone has heard of a last name that used to be , before tippin was. If you can help me, I would Be very greatful

Re: Col Andrew H Tippin, Civil War commander of 68th PA Volunteers

kbailey007 — 2009-04-12 18:10:27Z

Hello,
I an a great great great neice of Andrew's and in need of any information about him n the family thank you. I know he was in the battle of Gettysberg n there is a statue of him there.
Thank you
Karen Bailey

Re: London Tippin

rogertip — 2008-05-02 20:44:45Z

stephen,
i think we may be related email address is rogertip@googlemail.com. my great great grand parents were william and anne tippins my great grand parents were john william and harriot tippin who had brothers and sisters rhoda jane hannah and henry. would like to hear from you i have a family tree done which i can email to you. roger ps there was a family house in eastbourne.

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

stephen_tippin — 2008-03-11 16:51:51Z

Hi Bill,

I am related to the Tippin's the emigrated to Canada, and would like to get in contact with you. My email address is sgtippin88@blueyonder.co.uk.

I am decended from Enoch's uncle.
Stephen

Re: Typpynge Database is free...

ricarplace — 2008-03-10 01:53:34Z

Looking for the line of my great great grandmother Matilda Tippens b.abt.1824 in South Carolina-d.1860-1861 in Dallas County, Arkansas. She married Joseph Stevenson (b.1811 SC)in Georgia in late 1830's. They are listed with family in 1850 Census, Dekalb County, Georgia with misspelled name "Stinson". You have done yeoman work on the various spellings of surname, and the database table is outstanding. The closest I find there is 00069 but I do not belive that is her. Should you run across a closer "match" I would be most grateful to know.

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

BillGurney57 — 2007-11-26 04:08:21Z

I found your tree on the web and typed the following
email that was returned.

Hi my name is Bill Gurney and live in Canada.
You show 4 Tippins on you tree and we are wondering
if you have any further links on this family. The reason
I'm asking is that we are related to Ken Tippin the son
of Enoch Tippin shown on your tree .Ken does not have
a computer so you could contact through me. I'm married
to his wife's niece. Yes he is from Meaford

BILL GURNEY

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

BillGurney57 — 2007-11-26 04:07:41Z

London Tippin

stephen_tippin — 2007-09-21 08:36:20Z

Hi,

Does any one know of what became of the decendents of John William Tippin, who was born at Staunton-Upon-Arrow, Herefordshire, before moving to London, and latter Eastbourne.

I would very much like to know what happened to his children. I am decended from John's younger brother, Henry. He was also known as John William Tippins

Stephen

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

TIPPINWA — 2007-01-16 18:09:22Z

Just in case my reply didn't get posted, you may contact me directly at wayne dot tippin @ cox dot net, with the USA suffix (whatever it is) if necessary. I have a database of my family surname that might be of help to you.

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

TIPPINWA — 2007-01-16 18:04:15Z

I am certain there is a connection, but I don't recognize the cousin's you indicated. I maintain a database of my entire family with all its varying names, beginning with the original spelled "Typpynge." The address of the database is http://members.cox.net/wayne.tippin/ and you are welcome to view it at your convience. I imagine there is a suffix to indicate a USA address and I trust you know what the suffix would be, because I have no idea. I have other correspondents in England that are searching out our relations and I would very much like to email you directly to inquire further regarding your Tippin connection. You may contact me directly at wayne dot tippin @ cox dot net and of course there may (or may not) be a USA suffix to that address. I certainly hope I hear from you.

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

tadzma — 2007-01-15 16:46:55Z

Hello:

My great-grandmother, Eliza Goodhugh, was living with her grandparents, Margaret and William Tippen, East Wickham, Kent, England as of 1851. Trying to determine her mother and father, obviously, her mother was a Tippen. Eliza born in 1843 in Chiselhurst, Kent. William Tippen b. 1799.

Eliza Goodhugh married John Murphy Jones 1870 in Woolwich, Kent and immediately immigrated to NY, USA...

Any relations?
Thanks.
Kristen Taylor Drake

Typpynge Database is free...

TIPPINWA — 2007-01-02 22:59:58Z

For all of you descended from the Typpynge surname, Tipping, Tippings, Tippin, Tippins, Tippen, Toppen, Tippett, and so forth, I have an on-line database that is pretty massive. More than two-thousand of our ancestors. Have a look at http://members.cox.net/wayne.tippin/ to see if it is of any help to you. You can contact me at wayne dot tippin at cox dot net. Always happy to trade information

Re: John L TIppin/Tippins

2006-07-17 03:34:34Z

Contact me at wayne dot tippin at cox dot net and I may have some information on the ancestor for whom you are searching.

Re: Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

2006-06-21 16:02:05Z

I have a very large database of Tippin ancestors, Please contact me at w a y n e . t i p p i n @ c o x . n e t

Lightcap/Tippin/Savage/Kerst/Carpenter

maryanne_sears — 2006-06-13 04:55:15Z

I am researching these family names from the 1700's and 1800's in PA,especially Montgomery County and Pottstown, Camden NJ,Kansas, and Alabama. Have much information to share.

Tippin - Worcestershire, Birmingham & Ontario

2006-04-24 15:02:09Z

Hi there, I've just found out some new info on My Tippin connection.

William Tippin born 1870 in Bewdley Worcestershire UK, married Edith Lizzie Johnson born 1876 in Aston Birmingham.

Children:

Leslie Tippin 1896, Gertrude Tippin 1898 & Enoch Tippin 1901. (There may be more)

All of the family including members of the Johnson family moved to Meaford Ontario. If anyone has a connection I'd love to hear from you!

Many thanks,

Lesley

Re: T.K Tippin Civil War Soldier

byulibraryfhl — 2006-04-07 17:46:52Z

i am doing research for a terrell p. bishop jr, son of maybeth iola tippin who is looking for pedigree data on all of the bishops. data is apparently on the world family tree volume 8 #2886. i will give him your contact information

Typpynge Database

2006-02-04 00:50:34Z

I have just posted the January update to a worksheet I maintain on a server. In that form you will find data regarding Tipping, Tippins, Tippin, Tippens, Tippen, and several other variations. I encourage you to review the chart in hopes it will aid you in your research. You should know the chart is a very big file because there are well over a thousand of our ancestors in it already, and I've tracked many of the soldiers in both sides of the civil war! You will neet a high-speed line to download it unless you have a lot of time to wait. I think you'll be very pleased with the data you will see. The server's address is as follows: http://members.cox.net/wayne.tippin/ Good Luck.

Tippin Chart Updated

2005-09-17 16:13:29Z

I just uploaded many changes to my Tippin worksheet. Have a look at http://members.cox.net/wayne.tippin.

The standard WORD commands work. For searching, hit CNTL-F and enter the name, place, date, or whatever you are looking for. Spelling is important - so if you don't find someone under Tippin, try Tippins, Tipping, Tippens, or any of the other variations. If you have corrections, please let me know. If you have additions, the family would all be grateful for your contribution. I hope the form is of some use to you.

Aaron Tippin

2005-07-29 12:32:17Z

I see I made a typo in the second address. It should be http://members.cox.net/wayne.tippin - substituting the word cox for ox.

Re: Aaron Tippin

2005-07-28 13:02:03Z

Mary, I have several contacts in England that may be able to assist in your research. If you can provide more information on the people in whom you're interested, I will forward it on to my contacts in Olde Blighty. However, here are a cople of internet sites I maintain (why, I don't know) that may offer you some help. Look at http://tippin.dnsalias.com/ which is a database I maintain for the Typpynge family to use, or my WORKING FILE which is http://members.ox.net/wayne.tippin but you should remember on that site (the second one) I insert anything and everything I am sent and it is verified later. What you see there came from "someone" and THEY think its correct. Sometimes it is not. Anyway, have a look at those sites and contact me at wayne.tippin@cox.net if you want additional information. Wayne Tippin

Tippin/Bumgarner

2005-03-28 23:42:23Z

I am looking for Minnie V. Tippin's family. She married John H. Bumgarner 8-10-1889. I know that they died after 1898 and before 1900. They had three children Unice, Jess, and Prentiss. John had kids with two other wives before Minnie. Any info would be great.
Thank You.

on-line database available

2005-02-12 04:04:08Z

I have put my working file on-line for the world to see. It contains all the Tippin (and variation) names I have assembled, all the dates, and some personal information. Have a look at http://members.cox.net/wayne.tippin and feel free to copy what you need. If you have corrections or additions, contact me at wayne.tippin@cox.net.

Re: ARCADIA TIPPIN / JOHN W. HUDSON

2004-08-11 21:04:49Z

HI: I am researching the Blackburn family and I have Elizabeth Tippin Hudson married to Ambrose Blackburn and they named one of their daughters, Arcada. John W, Hudson was Elizabeth's father and Arcadis Tippin was her mother.. John's father was Forrest Hudson.
I hope that this is of some use to you.
E.J.

Re: T.K Tippin Civil War Soldier

2004-06-17 12:44:33Z

Glad to hear from you. Contact me directly at wayne.tippin@cox.net and we can exchange information

Re: T.K Tippin Civil War Soldier

2004-06-16 16:02:28Z

Yes, I believe I do have info. I have changed my e-mail address when I last responded, but would be very much interested in talking to you.

Re: Archable TIPPIN (d. 1880 age 79 years) Swan Creek Cemetery, NE

2004-04-14 14:15:32Z

Saw your posting and I would very much like to receive that picture of which you spoke, and anything else you may have on the Tippin line. I can offer quite a bit as well, cemetery pictures, personal histories, linage, etc. Just let me know what you need and of whom. You can send it to me at wayne.tippin@cox.net. I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks again....Wayne Tippin

Re: Archable TIPPIN (d. 1880 age 79 years) Swan Creek Cemetery, NE

2004-04-13 00:16:48Z

This cemetery is Northeast of the town of Daykin in Jefferson County, Nebraska, along the Saline County line.

Archable TIPPIN (d. 1880 age 79 years) Swan Creek Cemetery, NE

2004-04-13 00:05:37Z

Transcription of his marker:
I also have a picture if anyone is interested

There is Best in Heaven
Archable Tippin
Died
Feb 29, 1880
Aged
79 ys & 5 ds
He has gone to heaven bfore us
But he turns and wabes his hand
Pointing to the glories o’er us,
To that happy spirit land.

No relation to party listed

Re: Tippin/Tippen family history

2004-01-20 15:54:06Z

Hello.....yes.....I'll be more than happy to share my Tippin / Tippen file with you if you want to email me privately. I'll send it to you......just put the Tippin or Tippen name in the subject line so I'll know.
my email address
pmyers@bayou.com

see ya
Penny

Re: Tippin/Tippen family history

2004-01-20 14:07:33Z

Jayne, I can send you the entire history, if you want, but as you now know, its already on line at the Tippin Site. I can try to .zip it to you, but I think its too big. However, I can mail you a CD with it all, if you like. If that is your choice, then send your mailing address to me seperately. Don't put it on this board! You've already sent me one message at my Cox account, so you know the address. Let me know if you want the CD. Wayne.

Re: T.K Tippin Civil War Soldier

2003-10-15 03:31:15Z

Any help you can provide getting me in touch with the gentleman with the picture of TK Tippin in Union Army uniform would be greatly appreciated.

Re: T.K Tippin Civil War Soldier

2003-10-15 03:27:48Z

Still hoping to get in touch with you about your picture of TK Tippin. Please e-mail me if you get this message.

Thanks

TIPPIN website

2003-10-11 18:10:29Z

Great! As soon as I finish this reply, I'm going there to have a look. I'm sure it will be a rewarding visit. I became amazed a while back that there are so many "cousins" researching the family. I kept getting questions, and asking questions of others, that I thought It would be a good idea if I set up a database where anyone and everyone could go to research and hopefully add data that would benefit the family as a whole. Its not fully operational yet - a visitor can search, but I'm having some difficulty with firewalls etc., to preclude people from inserting bad things, deleting stuff they don't like, or inflating things they do. I have the procedure resolved and am now in the process of writing the program for it. Hopefully it'll be done soon and the site will be fully operational and safe to accept input. Thanks for leading me to your site...
Wayne Tippin - Fort Walton Beach, Florida

Re: There is a TIPPIN website !!

2003-10-11 13:11:18Z

I also have a TIPPIN line and you can see my line at my FamilyTree Maker website.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/c/a/s/Theresa-J-C...

Re: Tippin/Tippen family history

2003-10-10 23:07:57Z

You can find out about Philip Henry Mulkey Tippin and a couple of others on my website. Have a look at http://tippin.dnsalias.com/
and see if you can find what you want. Please contact me at wayne.tippin@cox.net for further information.

There is a TIPPIN website !!

2003-10-10 14:29:24Z

I have created a TIPPIN website for anyone to research, draw data from, and very soon to add data to it !! You can find the site at: http://tippin.dnsalias.com/

Have a look and see what you think. The search engines are partcularly good - they will find ANYTHING you list such as a date, a name, or a period between dates. Whatever.

Look at it, and if you have info you want added to the database or see an error, send it to me at wayne.tippin@cox.net and I'll include it. The site accepts pictures too, so if you have gravestones, people, etc., send them along. Hope the site helps in your research....

Wayne Tippin

Re: Aaron Tippin

2003-10-31 02:21:55Z

I am also connected to the Henry Tippin b. abt. 1725 from his son John. My line goes like this:
Henry Tippin b. abt. 1725
John Tippin b. 1752 in NC
John Tippen Jr. b. 1801 in SC
Dennis Tippen b. 1825 in SC
Matthew Robert Tippen b. 1858 in MO
George W. Tippen/Hefner b. 1890 in MO

I was just curious if Aaron Tippin was kin to my line of Tippins. You did a lot of work to answer my question. Thank You very much for taking the time to confirm my curiosities.

THERE IS A TIPPIN WEB SITE: http://tippin.dnsalias.com/

wayne_t — 2003-10-09 20:00:02Z

If you are researching a Tippin (en)(s)(ing) and so on, have a look at my website! The address is http://tippin.dnsalias.com/
and I think you will find a great deal of information there. I may be contacted at wayne.tippin@cox.net or tippinwa@eglin.af.mil. I am building a pretty nice site I've been told, and I'd like to hear from any visitor. There is a "response" window on the site you can use. Hope to hear from you...

Say it's not so...

wayne_t — 2003-10-09 19:57:15Z

Come on now, I've researched an extensive list of Tippin soldiers in service to the Confederacy. Don't tell me we had some on the "other side" as well. They must have been adopted. Couldn't have been "real" Tippin's.

Wayne Austin Tippin, Fort Walton Beach, Fl.

Family History

wayne_t — 2003-10-09 19:57:15Z

I've traced the Tippin name back through our arrival in Maryland with the two last English Tippin's and onward to the origin at Typpyngedale, Wales. I'll check my records for the ancestor you mentioned. In the meantime, contact me at my EMAIL so we can correspond directly.

Tippin History

wayne_t — 2003-10-09 19:57:15Z

Thanks for the info. I'll add it to my ever-growing collection of updates. I have learned that the problem with ancestry projects is one never finishes. There's always more...

Re: Aaron Tippin

pennym172 — 2004-11-27 16:28:00Z

Hi again,
I've been gone awhile, working out of state. Anyway....I was looking over the message boards. I'm wondering if you would be interested in sharing more info about your line of the family, since we seem to descend from John....son of Henry. My ancestor was John's son William......I would love to have more information to add to my files to complete the history of John's children.....their descendants, etc.
There is a will for John, mentions your John Jr. and my William. I would be happy to share any of this info with you.
also....still wondering about Aaron......one day, maybe we can contact the man and learn one way or the other just how we're related...ha.
Thanks,
Penny

rebecca tipping born belfast c1854

pamloganpowney — 2005-07-01 17:12:14Z

l am looking for any family information on Rebecca Tipping (my g/grandmother) born Belfast. N. Ireland abt 1854 and married Daniel Logan in Liverpool 1874.
There seems to be no trace of her in lreland or Liverpool before her marriage.
Regards Pam

rebecca tipping born belfast c1854

pamloganpowney — 2005-07-01 17:12:15Z

Re: Tippin/Tippen family history

jjsa128 — 2004-01-20 01:40:54Z

Penny

Is it possible to get a copy of the Tipping Hall information backwards from your William Tipping ?

Jayne

Re: Aaron Tippin

PennyMyers19 — 2003-10-27 18:06:17Z

Re: ARCADIA TIPPIN / JOHN W. HUDSON

Freddy58 — 2005-01-24 17:27:58Z

Hi E.J. - This is the first I have heard of Blackburn....... Do you have a date of when they married and where. I`m looking for info in GA, and Greenville S.C. as being where my Elizabeth Hudson Cantrells ( born 1828 ) parents may have been from. I`m not sure if we have the same Tippin / Hudson marriage, could you email me off this list? and we can compare notes....... Thanks, haybandit@mcleodusa.net

Re: Aaron Tippin

MARTIP15 — 2005-07-27 17:45:39Z

Do you know which of the Tippins(g) returned to England and left a William here m.Mary Ann Cordell 1793 st Pancras before disappearing again to 6yrs later retuning to have several children in shoreditch area?we have nose and mouth of aaron the singer and resemble very closely mark e. tippins lawyer of jacksonville?william and marys death registered under tipping in london and son william J. Tippins a pianomaker who had at least 15 children by a wife and a cordell cousin with the boy twins appearing every 2-3 generations in this line.A Henry Tippins is listed in an old London gentlemans magazineas a brandy trader in London in 1770s and my father Edward a twin spoke of an uncle who became Le roi (Leroy) Tippins of Indiana and knew Davy Crockett and also of many uncles in military musical corps.We here are a musical intelligent religious and politically active line of Tippins with a fairly outspoken personality tending towards extremes and whoever our american our they or their ancestors done something which caused a CMHT worker from the first area of England to be linked to the internet to fly to America to research us and come back and had several of us put under CMHTeam restraint and even "special branch" surveillance.I therefore would be grateful for urgent help in sorting out which of the Tippns in America we are directly related to.

Aaron Tippin

@@tbarw@Shawneelink.com — 2003-10-21 16:44:41Z

Does anyone have the ancestors of the country music singer, Aaron Tippin?