Hannah ROBERTS

Hannah — Richard GLOVER. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

He purchased 56 acres of land in Evesham Twp. from Joseph and Hannah
(Allen) Heritage on May 1, 1745 and died intestate there in 1750/51. On
Feb. 28, 1750/51, Thomas Andrews on behalf of Ebenezer's two eldest
daughters, Hannah and Phebe, renounced his right to administer the estate
of his deceased son, and administration was granted to the widow Mary,
her father, Henry Warrington being surety on her bond (NJW 7:103; NJA
30:20), March 9, 1750/51. Thomas Lippincott, grandfather of Hannah and
Phebe Andrews, "infants under the age of fourteen years", was appointed
their guardian.
Genealogical Magazine of NJ: Vol. 2, page 414.

Ebenezer — Patience LIPPINCOTT. Patience (daughter of Thomas LIPPINCOTT and Mary HAINES) was born Abt. 1722. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Chesterfield Twp., Burlington Co., NJ

Notes:

Marriage dates on IGI shows Feb 6 Oct 19, Dec 19, 1711 Burlington,NJ and
(See Bartholomew LIPPINCOTT's notes)
Diane Waldner LIPP's husband's line comes from Thomas and his 1st wife
Mary Haines on the Lippincott line and from Thomas & his 3rd wife Mercy
Allen on his Severn's line, making his grandparents, Edgar Wood LIPP and
LUella Ackerman Severns 5th half cousins to each other.
WFT #3693 includes other brothers and sisters but not Thomas
Name:Thomas LIPPINCOTT (Ancestry on internet)
Sex:Male
Birth Date:28 Dec 1686
Birth Place:Shrewsbury, Monmouth, New Jersey
Death Date: 5 Nov 1757
Death Place:Chester, Burlington, New Jersey
View Parents of Thomas LIPPINCOTT
View Marriage 1 of Thomas LIPPINCOTT
View Marriage 2 of Thomas LIPPINCOTT
View Marriage 3 of Thomas LIPPINCOTT
Birth might be Dec 28, 1686 as found on Ultimate Family Tree and also
Ancestors of Anna Leila Marks on internet. She also had died Sept 5, 1757
at 70 years of age.
Farmer, Cinnaminson Twp.,Burlington Co.,NJ.
Thomas Lippincott settled on a tract of 1034 acres in Chester Township,
Burlington Co., NJ, which he purchased from the executors of Samuel
Jennings in 1711 for 176 pounds. This tract extended from Pennsauken
Creek to Swedes' Run, a portion of it lying on both sides of the
Burlington road, and adjoin-
ing the No-Cenemension lands. The village of Westfield was included in
this tract. He was a useful citizen and his services were frequently
employed in the government of Chester Township. By his will dated 1755,
he gave all of the home plantation to his son Isaac. After the death of
his first wife Mary HAINES, he married Mercy(ALLEN) Middleton, the widow
of Thomas Middleton of Burlington, NJ. After Mercy's death in 1754, he
married Rachel( )Smith, widow of _______Smith, of Mount Holly.
Rachel died 29 Sep 1779.
Source:(LFG) pg. 39.
(The above from Diane Waldner Lippincott: March 1998)

Thomas — Mary HAINES. Mary (daughter of John HAINES and Esther BORTON) was born 20 Apr 1693, Lumberton, Evesham, Burlington Co., NJ; died 1729, Cinnaminson, Burlington Co., NJ. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Residence: Chester Twp., Burlington Co., NJ