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Roger RIPPINGTON

also known as Roger REPPINGTON

also known as Rogeyr REEPPINGTON

before 1551 - 1582

Haberdasher

Life History

before 1551

Born

1569

Occupation Haberdasher

15th Sep 1569

Misc in Witness to the Will of John Dernelly of London

Will of John Dernelly of London, 1569

7th Jun 1573

Occupation employed by Sir William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke

1575

Birth of daughter Elizabeth RIPPINGTON in Faversham, Kent

1576

Birth of son William RIPINGTON in Faversham, Kent

1579

Birth of son Benedicke RYPPINGTON in Faversham, Kent

1579

Death of son Benedicke RYPPINGTON in Faversham, Kent

1582

Died in Brookland, Kent

9th Sep 1582

Buried in Brookland, Kent

Other facts

 

Married Joane

Notes

  • The National Archives
    Item reference SP 46/29/fo 262
    Records assembled by the State Paper Office, including papers of the Secretaries of State up to 1782
    Record Summary:
    Scope and content Henry Middelmore to Fanshawe: to record the names of his deputies, being Giles Mabbes,
    for Lynne and James Borne, Richard Jordayne, Edward Adams and Roger Rippington; Pembroke's house, 7 June 1573.
  • Contextual Information:-
    After Henry VIII's death in 1547, Brook House, Hackney, was granted by Edward VI. to Sir William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke (July 10th 1547).
    Pembroke was one of the trustees of the will of Henry VIII.
    Henry Middlemore (1535-1597):-
    Special Ambassador to Elizabeth I (Diplomatic Representative)
    Henry Middlemore was the cousin of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton - Elizabeth's prime envoy to France.
    Therefore on 7 June 1573 Roger Rippington was being assigned deputy to the Special Ambassador to Elizabeth I and was working at Brook House, Hackney for Sir William Herbert, the 1st Earl of Pembroke.
    Sir William Herbert married Anne Parr; sister of Henry VIII's sixth wife, Catherine Parr.
    Thomas Fanshawe (1533–1601):-
    He was remembrancer of the exchequer ... the eldest son of John Fanshawe of Fanshawe Gate, Derbyshire, where he was born some time in the reign of Henry VIII, (probably about 1530). He studied at Jesus College, Cambridge, and became a member of the Middle Temple.
    Richard Jordayne:-
    England, Births and Christenings, 1538-1975
    christening: 03 May 1542 CLAINES,WORCESTER,ENGLAND
    Edward Adams:-
    Baptised 17 Aug 1546 St. Margaret's Church, Westminster.
    The Royal Abbey Faversham was also granted by Edward VI to Sir William Herbert - so this obviously explains why Roger left London sometime between 1573 & 1575, moving to Faversham in Kent - living at one of his employer's other houses.
  • Name: Roger Rippington
    Gender: Male
    Burial Date: 09 Sep 1582
    Burial Place: Brookland, Kent, England
    Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I00992-0
    System Origin: England-EASy
    Source Film Number: 1751623
    Reference Number: item 1
    Collection: England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991

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