Ichabod was the son of John Crippen Jr. and an Unknown Wife.
5 CRIPPEN siblings: [Self], John, William, Reuben, and Levi.
Ichabod married Mary Whiting (she born August 25, 1765 in MA; died July 9, 1850). Hannah Crippen and Isaac Skidmore were present at the time of the wedding.
12 CRIPPEN children: Amos (1785-1847); David (1787-1870); Hannah (1789-?); Abigail (1790-1869); Elizabeth (1793-1877); Daniel, Rev. (1794-1876); Elijah (1796-1875); Mary (1797-?); Rhoda (1800-1885); Anna (1802-?); Ruby (1803-?); Ichabod W. (1807-1881).
Ichabod was a Revolutionary War soldier. Information has been taken from his pension record and the family Bible. He was living at time of enlistment in Nobletown, Albany, NY.
1790 Census shows Ichabod living at Rensselaerville, Albany, NY.
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Lineage (direct) to Thomas-1 CRIPPEN:
CRIPPEN: Ichabod-5 Crippen Sr., John-4 Crippen, John-3 Crippen, Lieut Jabez-2 Crippen, Thomas-1 CRIPPEN.
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Lineage to Edward-1 FULLER, passenger on the Mayflower, 1620:
CRIPPEN Ichabod-7 Crippen Sr., John-6 Crippen, John-5 Crippen, Jabez-4 Crippen m. Thankful-4 FULLER, John-3 Fuller, Samuel-2 Fuller, Edward-1 FULLER.
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Source: Approved Mayflower Descendant certificates from the Mayflower Society for Edward Fuller.
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Source: specifically "Ichabod Crippen, 1765",
9 pgs., 20 references, from Source below.
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Source: "Crippen-Grippen Family Research Group". Over one hundred and fifty years of preserving Crippen-Grippen geneaology and records. Contact Crippen-Grippen researchers for additional information and assistance: [email protected].
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Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011.
5 CRIPPEN siblings: [Self], John, William, Reuben, and Levi.
Ichabod married Mary Whiting (she born August 25, 1765 in MA; died July 9, 1850). Hannah Crippen and Isaac Skidmore were present at the time of the wedding.
12 CRIPPEN children: Amos (1785-1847); David (1787-1870); Hannah (1789-?); Abigail (1790-1869); Elizabeth (1793-1877); Daniel, Rev. (1794-1876); Elijah (1796-1875); Mary (1797-?); Rhoda (1800-1885); Anna (1802-?); Ruby (1803-?); Ichabod W. (1807-1881).
Ichabod was a Revolutionary War soldier. Information has been taken from his pension record and the family Bible. He was living at time of enlistment in Nobletown, Albany, NY.
1790 Census shows Ichabod living at Rensselaerville, Albany, NY.
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Lineage (direct) to Thomas-1 CRIPPEN:
CRIPPEN: Ichabod-5 Crippen Sr., John-4 Crippen, John-3 Crippen, Lieut Jabez-2 Crippen, Thomas-1 CRIPPEN.
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Lineage to Edward-1 FULLER, passenger on the Mayflower, 1620:
CRIPPEN Ichabod-7 Crippen Sr., John-6 Crippen, John-5 Crippen, Jabez-4 Crippen m. Thankful-4 FULLER, John-3 Fuller, Samuel-2 Fuller, Edward-1 FULLER.
__________
Source: Approved Mayflower Descendant certificates from the Mayflower Society for Edward Fuller.
__________
Source: specifically "Ichabod Crippen, 1765",
9 pgs., 20 references, from Source below.
__________
Source: "Crippen-Grippen Family Research Group". Over one hundred and fifty years of preserving Crippen-Grippen geneaology and records. Contact Crippen-Grippen researchers for additional information and assistance: [email protected].
__________
Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011.
Ichabod was the son of John Crippen Jr. and an Unknown Wife.
5 CRIPPEN siblings: [Self], John, William, Reuben, and Levi.
Ichabod married Mary Whiting (she born August 25, 1765 in MA; died July 9, 1850). Hannah Crippen and Isaac Skidmore were present at the time of the wedding.
12 CRIPPEN children: Amos (1785-1847); David (1787-1870); Hannah (1789-?); Abigail (1790-1869); Elizabeth (1793-1877); Daniel, Rev. (1794-1876); Elijah (1796-1875); Mary (1797-?); Rhoda (1800-1885); Anna (1802-?); Ruby (1803-?); Ichabod W. (1807-1881).
Ichabod was a Revolutionary War soldier. Information has been taken from his pension record and the family Bible. He was living at time of enlistment in Nobletown, Albany, NY.
1790 Census shows Ichabod living at Rensselaerville, Albany, NY.
__________
Lineage (direct) to Thomas-1 CRIPPEN:
CRIPPEN: Ichabod-5 Crippen Sr., John-4 Crippen, John-3 Crippen, Lieut Jabez-2 Crippen, Thomas-1 CRIPPEN.
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Lineage to Edward-1 FULLER, passenger on the Mayflower, 1620:
CRIPPEN Ichabod-7 Crippen Sr., John-6 Crippen, John-5 Crippen, Jabez-4 Crippen m. Thankful-4 FULLER, John-3 Fuller, Samuel-2 Fuller, Edward-1 FULLER.
__________
Source: Approved Mayflower Descendant certificates from the Mayflower Society for Edward Fuller.
__________
Source: specifically "Ichabod Crippen, 1765",
9 pgs., 20 references, from Source below.
__________
Source: "Crippen-Grippen Family Research Group". Over one hundred and fifty years of preserving Crippen-Grippen geneaology and records. Contact Crippen-Grippen researchers for additional information and assistance: [email protected].
__________
Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011.
5 CRIPPEN siblings: [Self], John, William, Reuben, and Levi.
Ichabod married Mary Whiting (she born August 25, 1765 in MA; died July 9, 1850). Hannah Crippen and Isaac Skidmore were present at the time of the wedding.
12 CRIPPEN children: Amos (1785-1847); David (1787-1870); Hannah (1789-?); Abigail (1790-1869); Elizabeth (1793-1877); Daniel, Rev. (1794-1876); Elijah (1796-1875); Mary (1797-?); Rhoda (1800-1885); Anna (1802-?); Ruby (1803-?); Ichabod W. (1807-1881).
Ichabod was a Revolutionary War soldier. Information has been taken from his pension record and the family Bible. He was living at time of enlistment in Nobletown, Albany, NY.
1790 Census shows Ichabod living at Rensselaerville, Albany, NY.
__________
Lineage (direct) to Thomas-1 CRIPPEN:
CRIPPEN: Ichabod-5 Crippen Sr., John-4 Crippen, John-3 Crippen, Lieut Jabez-2 Crippen, Thomas-1 CRIPPEN.
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Lineage to Edward-1 FULLER, passenger on the Mayflower, 1620:
CRIPPEN Ichabod-7 Crippen Sr., John-6 Crippen, John-5 Crippen, Jabez-4 Crippen m. Thankful-4 FULLER, John-3 Fuller, Samuel-2 Fuller, Edward-1 FULLER.
__________
Source: Approved Mayflower Descendant certificates from the Mayflower Society for Edward Fuller.
__________
Source: specifically "Ichabod Crippen, 1765",
9 pgs., 20 references, from Source below.
__________
Source: "Crippen-Grippen Family Research Group". Over one hundred and fifty years of preserving Crippen-Grippen geneaology and records. Contact Crippen-Grippen researchers for additional information and assistance: [email protected].
__________
Research: Mary E. Warner, 2011.
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