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Date Posted: Fri, Feb 10 2006, 16:04:43
Author: Alan Fripp
Subject: Re: FRIPP family tree
In reply to: Bean 's message, "FRIPP family tree" on Mon, Mar 11 2002, 2:19:25

I am trying to trace the parents of Brice Fripp (1835-1903) approx. Ann Fripp seems to be the main candidate but verbal information from my father(deceased)refered to an Mary Fripp.The family story said Brice was the illigitimate son of a member of the Birtie family, and was born in Drummord Castle. Certainly all other facts mentioned by my father, including Brice fighting in the Crimea War checks out. Any ideas?

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[> [> Re: FRIPP family tree -- Bonnie Runjavac (John James Winsloe Phillipps), Sat, Jun 07 2008, 16:00:29

I am looking for information reagrding Edward Stracehy Phillipps. Thanks

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[> [> Re: FRIPP family tree -- Lawrence Canady, Joy Fripp Canady (re-vitalized), Fri, Feb 11 2011, 3:31:47

Hello Bean, We called off the hunt when unable to reconcile Sarah Frampton with John Fripp in 1670-1690. I had been checking on the Frippus site but not much activity. So I worked on my side of the family. Joy doesn't want to buy a web database, searching for a price, so I am confined to working in the library. I ran across your site and thought I would 'freeload, if you don't mind. I was awed by its expanse. Thanks, Lawrence

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