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Noah Tripp 1790–1861 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 29 Apr 1790

Birth Location: Danby, Rutland, VT

Death Date: 30 Oct 1861

Death Location: North Collins, Erie County, New York

Father: Peleg Tripp

Mother: Mary Sammist

Spouse(s):

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Noah Tripp was born in 1790 in Danby, Rutland, VT, the child of Peleg Tripp And Mary Sammist. Noah Tripp passed away in 1861 in North Collins, Erie County, New York.

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Biography

  • Noah Tripp was born in 1790 in Danby, Rutland, VT, the child of Peleg Tripp And Mary Sammist.
  • Noah Tripp passed away in 1861 in North Collins, Erie County, New York.

Immediate Family

Parents

Peleg Tripp
1755–1838
Birth Location: South, Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
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Mary Sammist
1761–1838
Birth Location: Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
MS

Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Noah Tripp's Ancestors

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Noah Tripp
1790–1861
Birth Place: Danby, Rutland, VT
Parents
Peleg Tripp
1755–1838
South, Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, USA
Mary Sammist
1761–1838
Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Grandparents
Caleb TRIPP
1730–1810
Kingston, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Mary Everett
1733–1810
Rhode Island, United States
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Noah Tripp's Timeline

2 Records

1790
29 Apr 1790
Birth of Noah Tripp in Danby, Rutland, VT
Danby, Rutland, VT
1861
30 Oct 1861
Age 71
Death of Noah Tripp in North Collins, Erie County, New York
North Collins, Erie County, New York

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 29 Apr 1790
    Event Place: Danby, Rutland, VT

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 30 Oct 1861
    Event Place: North Collins, Erie County, New York
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