William RIPPINGTON James RIPPINGTON Edward RIPPINGTON Edward RIPPINGTON Richard RIPPINGTON William RIPPINGTON James RIPINGTON Joseph RIPPINGTON John RIPINGTON Samuel RIPPINGTON Martha CINDERFORD Elizabeth KNELL Mini tree diagram
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Richard RIPPINGTON

1717 - 1766

Life History

1717

Born in Chiddingly, Sussex

28th Jul 1717

Baptised in Chiddingly, Sussex

1747

Married Martha CINDERFORD in St. Michael & All Angels, Withyham, Sussex

Marriage detail:
St Michael & All Angels, Withyham
17 Sep 1747
Husband details:
Richard Rippington
Wife details:
Martha Cinderford

1748

Birth of son Edward RIPPINGTON in Chiddingly, Sussex

5th Jul 1749

Resident in Berwick, Laughton, Sussex.1

1750

Birth of son Richard RIPPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex

1752

Birth of son William RIPPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex

13th May 1752

Resident in The Chequer, Whitesmith Green, Laughton, Sussex

1756

Birth of son James RIPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex.2

1756

Death of son Richard RIPPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex

1758

Birth of son Joseph RIPPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex

1759

Birth of son John RIPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex

1759

Death of son John RIPINGTON in Laughton, Sussex

1761

Birth of son Samuel RIPPINGTON in East Hoathly, Sussex

26th Oct 1761

Resident in The Chequer, Whitesmith Green, Laughton, Sussex

1766

Died in Laughton, Sussex

1766

Buried in Laughton, Sussex

Notes

  • RICHARD RIPPINGTON
    Christening:  28 JUL 1717   Chiddingly, Sussex, England
    Parents:
    Father:  WILLIAM RIPPINGTON
    Mother:  ELIZABETH
    Source Information:
    Batch No.:      Dates:          Source Call No.:        Type:   Printout Call No.: Type:
    C099681         1621 - 1812     0874100                 Film    1238670 Film
  • Manor of Laughton. Court held at the house of Richard Rippington called the Chequer at Whitesmith Green  SAS-DR/143  13 May 1752
    These documents are held at East Sussex Record Office
    Contents:
    Admission of CORDELIA APSLEY, only daughter and heir of ELIZABETH APSLEY, on the death of her mother, to 2 ac. at Beacon Down in Waldron
  • At a court held for the manor of Laughton at the house of Richard Rippington called The Chequer at Whitesmith Green [in Laughton] on 26 October 1761, the lord granted a cottage, garden and two adjoining pieces of land (1r) at Ripe, formerly part of the waste, to Robert Saxby of Laughton, yeoman, to be held by a quitrent of 5s (AMS6454/20/14)
  • Settlement certificate  PAR409/32/1/19  5 Jul 1749
    These documents are held at East Sussex Record Office
    Contents:
    Richard Rippington, wife Martha and son Edward; Berwick
    (Berwick sussex)
    Legal settlement was the overlying principle of poor relief.
    If  you could not satisfy certain requirements you could move into a new parish using a settlement certificate providing your home parish would issue one.
    This was virtually a form of indemnity issued by your home parish stating that you and your family and future issue belonged to them and they would take you all back at their expense if you became chargeable to the parish.
    Because of the expense of  removal it would be unlikely your home parish would issue a certificate for a parish a large distance away.
    A settlement certificate was only valid if it bore the seals of the overseers of both parishes and that of the local Justices and was not transferable.
  • Parish Records Collection 1538-2005
    RIPPINGTON      Richard 1766            Laughton        Sussex

Sources

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