Samuel Phipps
Son of possibly Joseph Phipps Sr and unknown wife.
Born ca 1762 in Orange Cty NC.
Samuel at 17 came to live near his brothers Benjamin, Isaiah and John to the Wilkes/Ashe Cty, NC area now known as Alleghany Cty, NC.
He married ca 1783 Elizabeth Reeves aka Betty, dau of Lt George Reeves.
They are buried on their home site off Farmer's Fish Camp Rd. on what was called Rock Creek near Amelia.
Property owned 2013 by David Joines.
He died 4/6/1854.
Samuel came from the Greensboro/Guilford Cty NC area.
Samuel's kids are:
1. John m. 1 Mary Cox Blevins, m. widow 2 Jemima Stamper
2. William m Sarah Scott died in Iowa
3. Jesse died in Indiana m 1 Jennie Spurlin 2 Deborah Helms
NOTE JESSE's line DNA does not match the lines of Uncles' Ben and Isaiah
4. Isaiah died in Indiana m Eve Kennedy
5. Benjamin aka Big Ben died in Kentucky. Married Rachel Birney.
6. George aka Devilish Phipps m Nancy White
7. Joseph m. Patsy aka Patty White
Samuel kids appear to be named after his brother John PHIPPS, his brother Isaiah PHIPPS, his brother Ben PHIPPS, his dad in law George REEVES and his dad Joseph PHIPPS.
1781 Montgomery Cty Va Capt James McDaniel Company
1782 Montgomery tax list, listed in Capt John Morgan district. Had land.
1787 Wilkes 1784-87 census by Ambrose Hamon 7/12/1787 Capt Nall (father in law to Capt Martin Gambill).
Samuel Phipps 3 males 1 female
1790 Wilkes census 10th Company of Morgan District 3 males and 4 females
1791 12/20 1791 Wilkes state land grant # 1229 50 acres on Rock creek
1790 Wilkes 10/2/1790 witnessed deed for John Phipps
1791 Wilkes 12/20/1791 state land grant 200 acres on Rocky creek and New river at Enoch Osborne corner
1795 Wilkes 11/28/1795 between Enoch Osborne and Samuel Phipps 180 acres S side New river Book D pge 6-66
1795 Wilkes 1/3/1795 Deed book A pge 11 land on Elk Creek
1797 Grayson Cty with Deed for George Reeves 1/28/1797
1798 Wilkes Cty NC 4/3//1798 Samuel Phipps and John Taylor for 30 acres on Rock Creek Deed bk 6 pge 33
1799 Wilkes Cty NC state land grant to Samuel Phipps for land on waters of Elk Creek NC at head of Poison branch
1799 Wilkes Cty NC dated 4/2/1799 state land grant 437 or 206 for 150 acres near Rock creek beginning at upper end of Rich mountain Deed bk 112 pge 327 chain carriers were John Phipps and William Phipps
1799 Ashe Cty NC Samuel was one of the first settlers of Ashe by Fletcher's book pge 45
1800 Ashe Cty NC census Samuel with m 7 f 1 #86
1801 Ashe Cty NC 1/2/1801 state land grant #80 150 acres near Rock Creek Book A pge 105
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant #3 387 for 50 acres near Sam Phipps Mill Pond Book B pge 83
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant 100 acres Book B pge 82
1810 Ashe Cty NC census 5 Samuel m 6 f 1
1812
1820
1830
1837
1840
1850
1850
1854
OCTOBER 2014 DNA UPDATE FROM TIM PHIPPS
Turns out that all 67 Y-DNA markers tested for Samuel Phipps are an exact match to my Y-DNA markers and to four others who descend from Joshua Phipps (1745-1835) of Chester County, PA.
Without doubt, Samuel's Phipps line shares the same genetic roots as the Phipps of Chester Co., PA.
Ron's Y-DNA markers (Benjamin), in contrast, matches on 64 of 67 markers, and has only a single mutation on each of the other 3 markers (a genetic distance of 3).
This close match also suggests a genetic link between Ron's Phipps line and these others.
Now, if Isaiah Phipps (ca 1769-1857) and Benjamin Phipps (ca 1762-1838) were brothers, it would appear that all 3 of Ron's mutations occurred between Ron and Benjamin (7 total generations).
The mutations over 7 generations seems a bit high, but not impossible. It leads me to want to see two things.
1) What documented source evidence do we have that clearly records Isaiah and Benjamin as being brothers?
2) Do we have one or two more male Phipps descendants of Benjamin who could be tested? I would be extremely curious to see if the markers for these other descendants have as many or less mutations than we see with Ron's test results.
Eventually, it would be awesome to see test results from 2 or more male Phipps descendants for each of the other seven supposed Phipps brothers of Grayson Co, VA / Ashe & Guilford Co's, NC.
NOTES 2016 FROM TIM PHIPPS
I see with the couple matches to the known descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse that their is an extremely close match with a 67-marker test listed under the name of Robert M
I would assume that this is the test Bob had done on the Phipps individual.
This gives us three individuals who descend from Samuel and Jesse, who all closely match each other.
We still would love to have a male Phipps descendant of one of Samuel's other sons to test to see if he matches the descendants of Jesse.
If another such descendant tested and matched the descendants of Jesse, then this would support Steven's research which suggests that Samuel Phipps of Ashe County, NC, is descended from another line of Phipps and not genetically related (along paternal Phipps lines) with the Phipps of Grayson County, VA, whose tested descendants are not a match to the descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse.
PLS CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE OR KNOW A STRAIGHT LINE SAMUEL PHIPPS MALE TO DO DNA.
THANKS
One of his grandsons died at Elmira NY
Son of possibly Joseph Phipps Sr and unknown wife.
Born ca 1762 in Orange Cty NC.
Samuel at 17 came to live near his brothers Benjamin, Isaiah and John to the Wilkes/Ashe Cty, NC area now known as Alleghany Cty, NC.
He married ca 1783 Elizabeth Reeves aka Betty, dau of Lt George Reeves.
They are buried on their home site off Farmer's Fish Camp Rd. on what was called Rock Creek near Amelia.
Property owned 2013 by David Joines.
He died 4/6/1854.
Samuel came from the Greensboro/Guilford Cty NC area.
Samuel's kids are:
1. John m. 1 Mary Cox Blevins, m. widow 2 Jemima Stamper
2. William m Sarah Scott died in Iowa
3. Jesse died in Indiana m 1 Jennie Spurlin 2 Deborah Helms
NOTE JESSE's line DNA does not match the lines of Uncles' Ben and Isaiah
4. Isaiah died in Indiana m Eve Kennedy
5. Benjamin aka Big Ben died in Kentucky. Married Rachel Birney.
6. George aka Devilish Phipps m Nancy White
7. Joseph m. Patsy aka Patty White
Samuel kids appear to be named after his brother John PHIPPS, his brother Isaiah PHIPPS, his brother Ben PHIPPS, his dad in law George REEVES and his dad Joseph PHIPPS.
1781 Montgomery Cty Va Capt James McDaniel Company
1782 Montgomery tax list, listed in Capt John Morgan district. Had land.
1787 Wilkes 1784-87 census by Ambrose Hamon 7/12/1787 Capt Nall (father in law to Capt Martin Gambill).
Samuel Phipps 3 males 1 female
1790 Wilkes census 10th Company of Morgan District 3 males and 4 females
1791 12/20 1791 Wilkes state land grant # 1229 50 acres on Rock creek
1790 Wilkes 10/2/1790 witnessed deed for John Phipps
1791 Wilkes 12/20/1791 state land grant 200 acres on Rocky creek and New river at Enoch Osborne corner
1795 Wilkes 11/28/1795 between Enoch Osborne and Samuel Phipps 180 acres S side New river Book D pge 6-66
1795 Wilkes 1/3/1795 Deed book A pge 11 land on Elk Creek
1797 Grayson Cty with Deed for George Reeves 1/28/1797
1798 Wilkes Cty NC 4/3//1798 Samuel Phipps and John Taylor for 30 acres on Rock Creek Deed bk 6 pge 33
1799 Wilkes Cty NC state land grant to Samuel Phipps for land on waters of Elk Creek NC at head of Poison branch
1799 Wilkes Cty NC dated 4/2/1799 state land grant 437 or 206 for 150 acres near Rock creek beginning at upper end of Rich mountain Deed bk 112 pge 327 chain carriers were John Phipps and William Phipps
1799 Ashe Cty NC Samuel was one of the first settlers of Ashe by Fletcher's book pge 45
1800 Ashe Cty NC census Samuel with m 7 f 1 #86
1801 Ashe Cty NC 1/2/1801 state land grant #80 150 acres near Rock Creek Book A pge 105
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant #3 387 for 50 acres near Sam Phipps Mill Pond Book B pge 83
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant 100 acres Book B pge 82
1810 Ashe Cty NC census 5 Samuel m 6 f 1
1812
1820
1830
1837
1840
1850
1850
1854
OCTOBER 2014 DNA UPDATE FROM TIM PHIPPS
Turns out that all 67 Y-DNA markers tested for Samuel Phipps are an exact match to my Y-DNA markers and to four others who descend from Joshua Phipps (1745-1835) of Chester County, PA.
Without doubt, Samuel's Phipps line shares the same genetic roots as the Phipps of Chester Co., PA.
Ron's Y-DNA markers (Benjamin), in contrast, matches on 64 of 67 markers, and has only a single mutation on each of the other 3 markers (a genetic distance of 3).
This close match also suggests a genetic link between Ron's Phipps line and these others.
Now, if Isaiah Phipps (ca 1769-1857) and Benjamin Phipps (ca 1762-1838) were brothers, it would appear that all 3 of Ron's mutations occurred between Ron and Benjamin (7 total generations).
The mutations over 7 generations seems a bit high, but not impossible. It leads me to want to see two things.
1) What documented source evidence do we have that clearly records Isaiah and Benjamin as being brothers?
2) Do we have one or two more male Phipps descendants of Benjamin who could be tested? I would be extremely curious to see if the markers for these other descendants have as many or less mutations than we see with Ron's test results.
Eventually, it would be awesome to see test results from 2 or more male Phipps descendants for each of the other seven supposed Phipps brothers of Grayson Co, VA / Ashe & Guilford Co's, NC.
NOTES 2016 FROM TIM PHIPPS
I see with the couple matches to the known descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse that their is an extremely close match with a 67-marker test listed under the name of Robert M
I would assume that this is the test Bob had done on the Phipps individual.
This gives us three individuals who descend from Samuel and Jesse, who all closely match each other.
We still would love to have a male Phipps descendant of one of Samuel's other sons to test to see if he matches the descendants of Jesse.
If another such descendant tested and matched the descendants of Jesse, then this would support Steven's research which suggests that Samuel Phipps of Ashe County, NC, is descended from another line of Phipps and not genetically related (along paternal Phipps lines) with the Phipps of Grayson County, VA, whose tested descendants are not a match to the descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse.
PLS CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE OR KNOW A STRAIGHT LINE SAMUEL PHIPPS MALE TO DO DNA.
THANKS
One of his grandsons died at Elmira NY
Samuel Phipps
Son of possibly Joseph Phipps Sr and unknown wife.
Born ca 1762 in Orange Cty NC.
Samuel at 17 came to live near his brothers Benjamin, Isaiah and John to the Wilkes/Ashe Cty, NC area now known as Alleghany Cty, NC.
He married ca 1783 Elizabeth Reeves aka Betty, dau of Lt George Reeves.
They are buried on their home site off Farmer's Fish Camp Rd. on what was called Rock Creek near Amelia.
Property owned 2013 by David Joines.
He died 4/6/1854.
Samuel came from the Greensboro/Guilford Cty NC area.
Samuel's kids are:
1. John m. 1 Mary Cox Blevins, m. widow 2 Jemima Stamper
2. William m Sarah Scott died in Iowa
3. Jesse died in Indiana m 1 Jennie Spurlin 2 Deborah Helms
NOTE JESSE's line DNA does not match the lines of Uncles' Ben and Isaiah
4. Isaiah died in Indiana m Eve Kennedy
5. Benjamin aka Big Ben died in Kentucky. Married Rachel Birney.
6. George aka Devilish Phipps m Nancy White
7. Joseph m. Patsy aka Patty White
Samuel kids appear to be named after his brother John PHIPPS, his brother Isaiah PHIPPS, his brother Ben PHIPPS, his dad in law George REEVES and his dad Joseph PHIPPS.
1781 Montgomery Cty Va Capt James McDaniel Company
1782 Montgomery tax list, listed in Capt John Morgan district. Had land.
1787 Wilkes 1784-87 census by Ambrose Hamon 7/12/1787 Capt Nall (father in law to Capt Martin Gambill).
Samuel Phipps 3 males 1 female
1790 Wilkes census 10th Company of Morgan District 3 males and 4 females
1791 12/20 1791 Wilkes state land grant # 1229 50 acres on Rock creek
1790 Wilkes 10/2/1790 witnessed deed for John Phipps
1791 Wilkes 12/20/1791 state land grant 200 acres on Rocky creek and New river at Enoch Osborne corner
1795 Wilkes 11/28/1795 between Enoch Osborne and Samuel Phipps 180 acres S side New river Book D pge 6-66
1795 Wilkes 1/3/1795 Deed book A pge 11 land on Elk Creek
1797 Grayson Cty with Deed for George Reeves 1/28/1797
1798 Wilkes Cty NC 4/3//1798 Samuel Phipps and John Taylor for 30 acres on Rock Creek Deed bk 6 pge 33
1799 Wilkes Cty NC state land grant to Samuel Phipps for land on waters of Elk Creek NC at head of Poison branch
1799 Wilkes Cty NC dated 4/2/1799 state land grant 437 or 206 for 150 acres near Rock creek beginning at upper end of Rich mountain Deed bk 112 pge 327 chain carriers were John Phipps and William Phipps
1799 Ashe Cty NC Samuel was one of the first settlers of Ashe by Fletcher's book pge 45
1800 Ashe Cty NC census Samuel with m 7 f 1 #86
1801 Ashe Cty NC 1/2/1801 state land grant #80 150 acres near Rock Creek Book A pge 105
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant #3 387 for 50 acres near Sam Phipps Mill Pond Book B pge 83
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant 100 acres Book B pge 82
1810 Ashe Cty NC census 5 Samuel m 6 f 1
1812
1820
1830
1837
1840
1850
1850
1854
OCTOBER 2014 DNA UPDATE FROM TIM PHIPPS
Turns out that all 67 Y-DNA markers tested for Samuel Phipps are an exact match to my Y-DNA markers and to four others who descend from Joshua Phipps (1745-1835) of Chester County, PA.
Without doubt, Samuel's Phipps line shares the same genetic roots as the Phipps of Chester Co., PA.
Ron's Y-DNA markers (Benjamin), in contrast, matches on 64 of 67 markers, and has only a single mutation on each of the other 3 markers (a genetic distance of 3).
This close match also suggests a genetic link between Ron's Phipps line and these others.
Now, if Isaiah Phipps (ca 1769-1857) and Benjamin Phipps (ca 1762-1838) were brothers, it would appear that all 3 of Ron's mutations occurred between Ron and Benjamin (7 total generations).
The mutations over 7 generations seems a bit high, but not impossible. It leads me to want to see two things.
1) What documented source evidence do we have that clearly records Isaiah and Benjamin as being brothers?
2) Do we have one or two more male Phipps descendants of Benjamin who could be tested? I would be extremely curious to see if the markers for these other descendants have as many or less mutations than we see with Ron's test results.
Eventually, it would be awesome to see test results from 2 or more male Phipps descendants for each of the other seven supposed Phipps brothers of Grayson Co, VA / Ashe & Guilford Co's, NC.
NOTES 2016 FROM TIM PHIPPS
I see with the couple matches to the known descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse that their is an extremely close match with a 67-marker test listed under the name of Robert M
I would assume that this is the test Bob had done on the Phipps individual.
This gives us three individuals who descend from Samuel and Jesse, who all closely match each other.
We still would love to have a male Phipps descendant of one of Samuel's other sons to test to see if he matches the descendants of Jesse.
If another such descendant tested and matched the descendants of Jesse, then this would support Steven's research which suggests that Samuel Phipps of Ashe County, NC, is descended from another line of Phipps and not genetically related (along paternal Phipps lines) with the Phipps of Grayson County, VA, whose tested descendants are not a match to the descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse.
PLS CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE OR KNOW A STRAIGHT LINE SAMUEL PHIPPS MALE TO DO DNA.
THANKS
One of his grandsons died at Elmira NY
Son of possibly Joseph Phipps Sr and unknown wife.
Born ca 1762 in Orange Cty NC.
Samuel at 17 came to live near his brothers Benjamin, Isaiah and John to the Wilkes/Ashe Cty, NC area now known as Alleghany Cty, NC.
He married ca 1783 Elizabeth Reeves aka Betty, dau of Lt George Reeves.
They are buried on their home site off Farmer's Fish Camp Rd. on what was called Rock Creek near Amelia.
Property owned 2013 by David Joines.
He died 4/6/1854.
Samuel came from the Greensboro/Guilford Cty NC area.
Samuel's kids are:
1. John m. 1 Mary Cox Blevins, m. widow 2 Jemima Stamper
2. William m Sarah Scott died in Iowa
3. Jesse died in Indiana m 1 Jennie Spurlin 2 Deborah Helms
NOTE JESSE's line DNA does not match the lines of Uncles' Ben and Isaiah
4. Isaiah died in Indiana m Eve Kennedy
5. Benjamin aka Big Ben died in Kentucky. Married Rachel Birney.
6. George aka Devilish Phipps m Nancy White
7. Joseph m. Patsy aka Patty White
Samuel kids appear to be named after his brother John PHIPPS, his brother Isaiah PHIPPS, his brother Ben PHIPPS, his dad in law George REEVES and his dad Joseph PHIPPS.
1781 Montgomery Cty Va Capt James McDaniel Company
1782 Montgomery tax list, listed in Capt John Morgan district. Had land.
1787 Wilkes 1784-87 census by Ambrose Hamon 7/12/1787 Capt Nall (father in law to Capt Martin Gambill).
Samuel Phipps 3 males 1 female
1790 Wilkes census 10th Company of Morgan District 3 males and 4 females
1791 12/20 1791 Wilkes state land grant # 1229 50 acres on Rock creek
1790 Wilkes 10/2/1790 witnessed deed for John Phipps
1791 Wilkes 12/20/1791 state land grant 200 acres on Rocky creek and New river at Enoch Osborne corner
1795 Wilkes 11/28/1795 between Enoch Osborne and Samuel Phipps 180 acres S side New river Book D pge 6-66
1795 Wilkes 1/3/1795 Deed book A pge 11 land on Elk Creek
1797 Grayson Cty with Deed for George Reeves 1/28/1797
1798 Wilkes Cty NC 4/3//1798 Samuel Phipps and John Taylor for 30 acres on Rock Creek Deed bk 6 pge 33
1799 Wilkes Cty NC state land grant to Samuel Phipps for land on waters of Elk Creek NC at head of Poison branch
1799 Wilkes Cty NC dated 4/2/1799 state land grant 437 or 206 for 150 acres near Rock creek beginning at upper end of Rich mountain Deed bk 112 pge 327 chain carriers were John Phipps and William Phipps
1799 Ashe Cty NC Samuel was one of the first settlers of Ashe by Fletcher's book pge 45
1800 Ashe Cty NC census Samuel with m 7 f 1 #86
1801 Ashe Cty NC 1/2/1801 state land grant #80 150 acres near Rock Creek Book A pge 105
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant #3 387 for 50 acres near Sam Phipps Mill Pond Book B pge 83
1803 Ashe Cty NC 11/29/1803 state land grant 100 acres Book B pge 82
1810 Ashe Cty NC census 5 Samuel m 6 f 1
1812
1820
1830
1837
1840
1850
1850
1854
OCTOBER 2014 DNA UPDATE FROM TIM PHIPPS
Turns out that all 67 Y-DNA markers tested for Samuel Phipps are an exact match to my Y-DNA markers and to four others who descend from Joshua Phipps (1745-1835) of Chester County, PA.
Without doubt, Samuel's Phipps line shares the same genetic roots as the Phipps of Chester Co., PA.
Ron's Y-DNA markers (Benjamin), in contrast, matches on 64 of 67 markers, and has only a single mutation on each of the other 3 markers (a genetic distance of 3).
This close match also suggests a genetic link between Ron's Phipps line and these others.
Now, if Isaiah Phipps (ca 1769-1857) and Benjamin Phipps (ca 1762-1838) were brothers, it would appear that all 3 of Ron's mutations occurred between Ron and Benjamin (7 total generations).
The mutations over 7 generations seems a bit high, but not impossible. It leads me to want to see two things.
1) What documented source evidence do we have that clearly records Isaiah and Benjamin as being brothers?
2) Do we have one or two more male Phipps descendants of Benjamin who could be tested? I would be extremely curious to see if the markers for these other descendants have as many or less mutations than we see with Ron's test results.
Eventually, it would be awesome to see test results from 2 or more male Phipps descendants for each of the other seven supposed Phipps brothers of Grayson Co, VA / Ashe & Guilford Co's, NC.
NOTES 2016 FROM TIM PHIPPS
I see with the couple matches to the known descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse that their is an extremely close match with a 67-marker test listed under the name of Robert M
I would assume that this is the test Bob had done on the Phipps individual.
This gives us three individuals who descend from Samuel and Jesse, who all closely match each other.
We still would love to have a male Phipps descendant of one of Samuel's other sons to test to see if he matches the descendants of Jesse.
If another such descendant tested and matched the descendants of Jesse, then this would support Steven's research which suggests that Samuel Phipps of Ashe County, NC, is descended from another line of Phipps and not genetically related (along paternal Phipps lines) with the Phipps of Grayson County, VA, whose tested descendants are not a match to the descendants of Samuel and his son Jesse.
PLS CONTACT ME IF YOU ARE OR KNOW A STRAIGHT LINE SAMUEL PHIPPS MALE TO DO DNA.
THANKS
One of his grandsons died at Elmira NY
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