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A grandson of marine artist, Nicholas Pocock. Alfred studied at the British Museum and Royal Academy. He first exhibited in 1842 at the Old Watercolour Society, founded by his grandfather, Nicholas.
1881 Census: 92 Haverstock Hill, Hampstead, London, Middlesex
Source: FHL Film 1341036 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0168 Folio 30 Page 1
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Alfred O. FRIPP M 58 M Bristol
Rel: Head
Occ: Artist (Water Color Painter)
Eliza Bannister FRIPP M 46 F Blandford, Dorset, England
Rel: Wife
Annie Dalton FRIPP U 31 F London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Edith Jane FRIPP U 17 F Swanage, Dorset, England
Rel: Daur
Alfred Downing FRIPP U 15 M Blandford, Dorset, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Reginald Edward FRIPP U 4 M Hampstead, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Harriet Louisa HOPE U 37 F Buxted Wood, Surrey, England
Rel: Servant
Occ: Nurse Domestic Servant
Sarah Elizabeth PAIN U 26 F Lulworth, Dorset, England
Rel: Servant
Occ: Cook Domestic Servant
Eliza Harriet ROPER U 15 F Buxted Wood, Surrey, England
Rel: Servant
Occ: Housemaid
Possible siblings:(LDS)
Edwin ALLIES
Birth: 1804, England (Could be confused with father?)
Father: Edwin ALLIES
Mother: Anne DALTONMary Allies
Christening: 24 FEB 1824 Westbury-On-Trym, Gloucester
Father: Edwin Allies
Mother: AnnJane Allies
Christening: 18 JAN 1827 Westbury-On-Trym, Gloucester
Father: Edwin Allies
Mother: AnneEdwin ALLIES
Birth: 1804, England
Father: Edwin ALLIES
Mother: Anne DALTON
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B.A. at Queens College, Cambridge. (source: POCOCK biography)
Unitarian Minister at BristolABODES:
Rainham, Kent.
Ovington, Hants.Details from the Moravian Church Records: (Courtesy of Val Peacock)
BAPTISMS:
Samuel Charles, son of samuel & Dorothy Fripp, born 3 Sep 1785, Southwell Street, Bristol. Baptised 11 Sep 1785, Maudlin Street Chapel by Henry Sulgar.
Witnesses: Samuel Fripp jun, Father, Samuel Fripp snr, Edward Bowles, Martha Bowles.Found on Free BMD:
Samuel Charles Fripp died Mar qtr 1843 at Clifton (GRO district) also Mary Ann Fripp who was probably his wife.1841 Census: Somerset Street, Kingsdown, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Sam. Chas. Fripp, 54, Ind, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp, 52, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp Junr., 27, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire
Sidney B. Fripp, 18, b. Gloucestershire
Sam. C. Fripp, 28, Architect, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire
1841 Census: Somerset Street, Kingsdown, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Sam. Chas. Fripp, 54, Ind, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp, 52, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp Junr., 27, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire
Sidney B. Fripp, 18, b. Gloucestershire
Sam. C. Fripp, 28, Architect, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire
Wills and Admon Index: 19 March 1880 (effects under £200)
Personal estate of William Russell Fripp, late of Belle Vue Cottage, Darling Hurst Street, Windmill Hill, Darling Hurst, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, gentleman, bachelor. Died 22 October 1876 at Belle Vue Cottage. Granted at Public Registry to George Arthur Fripp of 13 College Terrace, Belsize Park, Middlesex; Artist, brother and one of next of kin.
Found at : http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca:9000/sn-45D9E22/view/TextualRecords/find%2Bfripp%2B%2B%2B%2B/1#03 440 [Cowichan ?] William Russell 01 Dec 1862 Fripp
1881 Census: 8 Hill Gates, Sawbridgeworth, Hertford. (possible dwelling)
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
John ROE Head M Male 75 Eastwick, Hertford, England Wheelwright
Mary A. ROE Wife M Female 78 South Gate, Middlesex, England
ABODES:
1857: (Birth) - 69 Marylebone Road, London.
1881: (Census) - Evelina Hospital, Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey
1881 Census:
Institution: "Evelina Hospital"
Census Place: Southwark St George Martyr, Surrey, England
Source: FHL Film 1341118 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0526 Folio 10 Page 13
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Agnes E. BAINES U 21 F Soho Sqr, Middlesex, England
Rel: Svt
Occ: Laundry Maid (Dom)
Louisa WARREN U 21 F Lambeth, Surrey, England
Rel: Svt
Occ: House Maid (Dom)
Emma GOULDING U 32 F Hadley Highstone, Hereford, England
Rel: Svt
Occ: Laundry Maid (Dom)Wm. Hale WHITE U 23 M London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Other
Occ: Physcian (M.R.C.S.)+ patients
1901 Census: 65 Harley Street, London
Wliiliam H. White, Head, M, 43, Physician Surg., Own Account, b. Middlesex, London
Leonard White, Son, 11, b. Middlesex, London
Reginald White, Son, 5, b. Middlesex, London
+5 Servants
Reginald Hale-White (1895 Sep qtr. Marylebone, 1a 534 -1967): correspondence and texts of speeches 1952-67; papers relating to the Fellowship for Freedom in Medicine 1948-67A note from the University of Delaware, USA suggests that William's obituary was in The Times (London) 26 August 1949, but it was not found in editions at Portsmouth library, or upon searches two weeks each side of this date. Further research is undergoing.
Possible descendant:
Mr. John Hale-White, of Nice, France ( CHARTER99 SIGNATORIES ) born about 1933Also found: (Deaths)
Catherine Esther Anne Hale-White 2nd Nov1972
1901 Census: 65 Harley Street, London
Wliiliam H. White, Head, M, 43, Physician Surg., Own Account, b. Middlesex, London
Leonard White, Son, 11, b. Middlesex, London
Reginald White, Son, 5, b. Middlesex, London
+5 Servants
Reginald Hale-White (1895 Sep qtr. Marylebone, 1a 534 -1967): correspondence and texts of speeches 1952-67; papers relating to the Fellowship for Freedom in Medicine 1948-67
Possible descendant:
Mr. John Hale-White, of Nice, France ( CHARTER99 SIGNATORIES ) born about 1933
1901 Census: 65 Harley Street, London
Wliiliam H. White, Head, M, 43, Physician Surg., Own Account, b. Middlesex, London
Leonard White, Son, 11, b. Middlesex, London
Reginald White, Son, 5, b. Middlesex, London
+5 Servants
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Samuel Fripp the Younger, tallow chandler, is mentioned in a will at Bristol Record Office in 1784
Will dated 7 Nov 1806, proved 11 Apr 1811
Notes from Val Peacock suggest a birth date of 14 Apr 1756 at Shirehampton, Gloucester
Details from the Moravian Church Records: (Courtesy of Val Peacock)
BAPTISMS:
Dorothea Ann, d. of Samuel & Dorothy Fripp, June 21, 1784. Baptised July 11, 1784 Maudlin Lane Bristol Chapel, by Henry Sulgar.
Witnesses: Sml Fripp jun, Father. Edward Bowles, Martha Bowles, Sam Fripp snr., Ann Grinfield.
(A secnd entry reads: Witnesses, Sam. Fripp Jun., Edw. Bowles for Samuel Fripp Sen. Geo Biggs, Martha Bowles and Sarah Fripp for Ann Grinfield).
Details from the Moravian Church Records: (Courtesy of Val Peacock)
BAPTISMS:
Bridget Bowles, born 20 Jul 1788, daur of samuel & Dorothea Fripp, bap 3 Aug 1788 by Henry Sulgar.
Witnesses: Samuel Fripp jun, Mary Wheeler, Edward Bowles, Bridget Bowles.BURIALS:
Bridget Bowles Fripp, departed Nov 12, 1792 at Calne, Wiltshire, 4 years. Buried Nov 12, 1792 at Kingswood by John Hartley. 3d Tax.NOTE: It is unlikely that she was buried the same day she died.
Abodes: 1780's - 41 Prince’s Street, Bristol. (then at the southwest corner of Assembly Rooms Lane). 1789 - London
1796 - 12 Great George Street, Westminster, London
1817 - 36 St. Jame's Parade, Bath
1821 - Died at Maidenhead, Berks. at 80 yearsStarted 7 year apprenticeship with parents, as a seaman, on 22 March 1757. By 18 October 1766 Nicholas was Captain of the ship "Lloyd" which made several trips to Charleston, South Carolina, and surrounding areas. Could this be a link to Captain Fripp who was said to be given nearby Fripp Island by King Charles ii in 1680?
He wrote six journals of his voyages which he left to his grandsons George and Alfred Fripp. (see below for later details)
In 1782 he exhibited "A view of Redcliffe Church from the Sea Banks". He continued exhibiting at the Royal Academy and British Institution until 1815 featuring many scenes from South Carolina and the West Indies. He eventually exhibited over 600 paintings.
In 1804 he helped form the Royal Watercolour Society.
A portrait of him was exhibited at R.A. by his son Isaac in 1811 and a caricature of him is in A.E. Chalon's drawing of "Artists in the British Institution" (portfolio Nov.1884, p.219)
His will is PRO 11/1606/333
More notes:
From: http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/spec/britrecmf.htmTHE JOURNALS OF THE SHIP LLOYD, NICHOLAS POCOCK, MASTER, 1767-1772. East Ardsley, Yorkshire, Eng.: Micro Methods; n.d. 1 microfilm reel. (British records relating to America in microfilm).
Note: Notes at the beginning of the reel provide background information on Nicholas Pocock, Richard Champion (the ship's owner), the ship Lloyd, and the journals.
The journals provide information on the day-to-day operation of a Bristol merchant ship engaged in the colonial trade. The journals record several voyages from Bristol to Charleston, South Carolina, and back from 1767 through 1769. They also record round-trip voyages to Dominica during 1771-72. This information includes muster rolls, weather, and other sailing information. Each page is also illustrated with drawings of the Lloyd by Captain Pocock.
The LDS shows the following, which can't be correct:
Children of Edwin Allies and Anne Dalton
Jane Allies, abt 1768
Edwin Allies, abt 1804
Thomas Allies, abt 1804
Harvey Allies, abt 1805
Mary Jane Allies, abt 1806
The LDS shows the following, which can't be correct:
Children of Edwin Allies and Anne Dalton
Jane Allies, abt 1768
Edwin Allies, abt 1804
Thomas Allies, abt 1804
Harvey Allies, abt 1805
Mary Jane Allies, abt 1806
Wills and Admon Index: 24 August 1882 (effects under £745)
Will of Samuel Charles Fripp late of Clifton, Bristol; Architect, died 9 Feb 1882 at Avondale House, Clifton Down, Clifton. Proved at Bristol by Josiah Thomas of Bristol, surveyor, and Herbert Innes Fripp of 37 Great James Street, Bedford Row, Middlesex; gentleman, the son and sole executor.Death details: Courtesy Gerry Nichols
Died: 9 Feb 1882, at Clifton CC 15/2 Avondale House, Clifton Down, Gloucestershire, aged 69
Buried: 15 Feb 1882, at Redland Parish Church, Redland Green, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Grave: M38 - 08C05 (with 2nd wife, Clara, and daughter, Edith)Gerry Nichols found S.C. Fripp among a list of engineers working with Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1853. A biography of Brunel, titled "The Man Who Built the World" by Steven Brindle, mentions an employee named Fripp. Brunel often treated his subcontractors in a brutal manner. He once snarled at Fripp "You are a cursed, lazy, inattentive, apathetic vagabond and if you continue to neglect my instructions I shall send you about your business. Pray keep out of my way or I will certainly do you a mischief." It is not yet confirmed that this was Samuel, but is most likely.
Samuel Charles Fripp designed St. Peter's Church in Bedminster, Bristol, Which was built 1841-43. He also designed offices for the Bristol & Exeter Railway, (completed in 1852) and The Grosvenor Hotel (1875) near Temple Circus, Bristol.
From Royal Institute of British Architects Library Online Catalogue:
http://www.riba-library.com/oncat.html
http://195.171.22.10/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Tue+Sep+28+21:44:27+GMT+1999/0/49
FRIPP SAMUEL CHARLES Fripp, Samuel Charles, d. 1882 Biographical File available on request from the Enquiry Desk
1841 Census: Somerset Street, Kingsdown, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Sam. Chas. Fripp, 54, Ind, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp, 52, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp Junr., 27, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire
Sidney B. Fripp, 18, b. Gloucestershire
Sam. C. Fripp, 28, Architect, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire1851 Census: 18 Meridian Place, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 38, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna Caroline Fripp, Wife, Mar, 31, Architect's Wife b. Bristol
Percy C.I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 1 month, b. Clifton, Bristol
Mary Higgins, Nurse, Wid, 42, Monthly Nurse, b. Sherborne, Dorset
Hannah Wards?, Servant, Un, 45, Domestic Servant, b. Whitchurch, Somerset
Sarah G.V. Saunders, Servant, Un, 23, Domestic Servant, b. Sheringham, Norfolk
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 17, Domestic Servant, b. Chelmsford, Essex1861 Census: Clifton Hill Cottage, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 48, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna C. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 40, b. St. Paul's, Bristol
Percy I. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Herbert I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Jane A. Rouch, Sister-in-law, Un, 36, Railway Stock Proprietor, b. St Paul's, Bristol
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 26, Cook, b. Chelmsford, Essex
Jane Vowels, Servant, Un, 14, Housemaid, b. Almondsbury, Gloster1871 Census: Victoria Square, St. James & St. Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel Fripp, Head, Wid, 58, Architect, b. Kent
Clara Fripp, 2nd Wife, Mar, 34, b. London
Edith Fripp, Daur, Un, 20, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Fripp, Daur, Un, 1, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Cole, Servant, Un, 22, Domestic Servant, b. Bristol
Fanny Lail?, Servant, Un, 18, Domestic Servant, b. Herefordshire1881 Census: Sunnyside, Sunnyside Road, Clevedon, Somerset
Samuel Chas. FRIPP, Head, Mar, 68, Rainham, Kent, Architect
Clara FRIPP, 2nd Wife, Mar, 44
Herbert Jas. FRIPP, Son, Un, 23, Bristol, Law Student At Lincolns Inn
Henry C. I. FRIPP, Son, Un, 14, Bristol, Scholar
Ethel I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 5, Bristol
Dorothy I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 2, Bristol
John Robt. L. CASHMORE, Visitor, Un, 21, Bristol, Glass Merchant
James P. WYATT, Visitor, Un, 14, Buckershill, Essex, Scholar
Jane RUSSELL, Servt, Un, 20, Strode, Somerset, Servt
Eliza KING, Servt, Un, 20, Congresbury, Somerset, Servt
1851 Census: 18 Meridian Place, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 38, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna Caroline Fripp, Wife, Mar, 31, Architect's Wife b. Bristol
Percy C.I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 1 month, b. Clifton, Bristol
Mary Higgins, Nurse, Wid, 42, Monthly Nurse, b. Sherborne, Dorset
Hannah Wards?, Servant, Un, 45, Domestic Servant, b. Whitchurch, Somerset
Sarah G.V. Saunders, Servant, Un, 23, Domestic Servant, b. Sheringham, Norfolk
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 17, Domestic Servant, b. Chelmsford, Essex1861 Census: Clifton Hill Cottage, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 48, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna C. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 40, b. St. Paul's, Bristol
Percy I. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Herbert I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Jane A. Rouch, Sister-in-law, Un, 36, Railway Stock Proprietor, b. St Paul's, Bristol
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 26, Cook, b. Chelmsford, Essex
Jane Vowels, Servant, Un, 14, Housemaid, b. Almondsbury, Gloster
Death details: Courtesy Gerry Nichols
Died: 2 Dec 1929, at 10 St Paul’s Square, Preston, Lancashire, aged 78
Buried: 4 Dec 1929, at Redland Parish Church, Redland Green, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Grave: M38 (with father and his 2nd wife)
1851 Census: 18 Meridian Place, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 38, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna Caroline Fripp, Wife, Mar, 31, Architect's Wife b. Bristol
Percy C.I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 1 month, b. Clifton, Bristol
Mary Higgins, Nurse, Wid, 42, Monthly Nurse, b. Sherborne, Dorset
Hannah Wards?, Servant, Un, 45, Domestic Servant, b. Whitchurch, Somerset
Sarah G.V. Saunders, Servant, Un, 23, Domestic Servant, b. Sheringham, Norfolk
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 17, Domestic Servant, b. Chelmsford, Essex1861 Census: Clifton Hill Cottage, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 48, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna C. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 40, b. St. Paul's, Bristol
Percy I. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Herbert I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Jane A. Rouch, Sister-in-law, Un, 36, Railway Stock Proprietor, b. St Paul's, Bristol
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 26, Cook, b. Chelmsford, Essex
Jane Vowels, Servant, Un, 14, Housemaid, b. Almondsbury, Gloster1871 Census: Victoria Square, St. James & St. Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel Fripp, Head, Wid, 58, Architect, b. Kent
Clara Fripp, 2nd Wife, Mar, 34, b. London
Edith Fripp, Daur, Un, 20, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Fripp, Daur, Un, 1, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Cole, Servant, Un, 22, Domestic Servant, b. Bristol
Fanny Lail?, Servant, Un, 18, Domestic Servant, b. Herefordshire1881 Census: "Avondale House" (School), Clifton, Gloucester
Marie YOUNG, Teacher, Un, 52, Paris British Subject, Teacher In School
Edith Innes FRIPP, Partner, Un, 30, Bristol Clifton, School Mistress
May Innes FRIPP, Boarder, Un, 11, Bristol Clifton, Scholar
Edith Mary SKILLICOME, Boarder, Un, 18, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Scholar
Louisa H. MASON, Boarder, Un, 18, Edley, Gloucester, Scholar
Mary PAINE, Boarder, Un, 17, Tiverton, Devon, Scholar
Alice K. ROSTRON, Boarder, Un, 16, Perth, Australia, Scholar
Susanna C. HARDING, Boarder, Un, 15, Knowle, Somerset, Scholar
Elizabeth SCOTT, Boarder, Un, 13, Lichfield, Stafford, Scholar
Ellen Mary GARTON, Boarder, Un, 15, Salisbury, Wiltshire, Scholar
Emily Maria HOWE, Boarder, Un, 15, Mussoonie Bengal, India, Scholar
Janie B. BENNETT, Boarder, Un, 14, Cork, Ireland, Scholar
Mary FITZPATRICK, Serv, Un, 48, Bristol Clifton, Cook
Jessie D. NORTHAM, Serv, Un, 27, Taunton, Somerset, Parlour Maid
Mary CLARKE, Serv, Un, 30, Barnstaple, Devon, House Maid
Elizabeth G. JOYCE, Serv, Un, 20, London, London, Middlesex, Kitchenmaid
Wills and Admon Index: 24 August 1882 (effects under £745)
Will of Samuel Charles Fripp late of Clifton, Bristol; Architect, died 9 Feb 1882 at Avondale House, Clifton Down, Clifton. Proved at Bristol by Josiah Thomas of Bristol, surveyor, and Herbert Innes Fripp of 37 Great James Street, Bedford Row, Middlesex; gentleman, the son and sole executor.Death details: Courtesy Gerry Nichols
Died: 9 Feb 1882, at Clifton CC 15/2 Avondale House, Clifton Down, Gloucestershire, aged 69
Buried: 15 Feb 1882, at Redland Parish Church, Redland Green, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Grave: M38 - 08C05 (with 2nd wife, Clara, and daughter, Edith)Gerry Nichols found S.C. Fripp among a list of engineers working with Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1853. A biography of Brunel, titled "The Man Who Built the World" by Steven Brindle, mentions an employee named Fripp. Brunel often treated his subcontractors in a brutal manner. He once snarled at Fripp "You are a cursed, lazy, inattentive, apathetic vagabond and if you continue to neglect my instructions I shall send you about your business. Pray keep out of my way or I will certainly do you a mischief." It is not yet confirmed that this was Samuel, but is most likely.
Samuel Charles Fripp designed St. Peter's Church in Bedminster, Bristol, Which was built 1841-43. He also designed offices for the Bristol & Exeter Railway, (completed in 1852) and The Grosvenor Hotel (1875) near Temple Circus, Bristol.
From Royal Institute of British Architects Library Online Catalogue:
http://www.riba-library.com/oncat.html
http://195.171.22.10/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Tue+Sep+28+21:44:27+GMT+1999/0/49
FRIPP SAMUEL CHARLES Fripp, Samuel Charles, d. 1882 Biographical File available on request from the Enquiry Desk
1841 Census: Somerset Street, Kingsdown, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Sam. Chas. Fripp, 54, Ind, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp, 52, b. Gloucestershire
Mary A. Fripp Junr., 27, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire
Sidney B. Fripp, 18, b. Gloucestershire
Sam. C. Fripp, 28, Architect, b. England, NOT Gloucestershire1851 Census: 18 Meridian Place, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 38, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna Caroline Fripp, Wife, Mar, 31, Architect's Wife b. Bristol
Percy C.I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 1 month, b. Clifton, Bristol
Mary Higgins, Nurse, Wid, 42, Monthly Nurse, b. Sherborne, Dorset
Hannah Wards?, Servant, Un, 45, Domestic Servant, b. Whitchurch, Somerset
Sarah G.V. Saunders, Servant, Un, 23, Domestic Servant, b. Sheringham, Norfolk
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 17, Domestic Servant, b. Chelmsford, Essex1861 Census: Clifton Hill Cottage, Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel C. Fripp, Head, Mar, 48, Architect, b. Rainham, Kent
Anna C. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 40, b. St. Paul's, Bristol
Percy I. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Edith I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 10, Scholar, b. Clifton, Bristol
Herbert I. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, b. Clifton, Bristol
Jane A. Rouch, Sister-in-law, Un, 36, Railway Stock Proprietor, b. St Paul's, Bristol
Celia Runciman, Servant, Un, 26, Cook, b. Chelmsford, Essex
Jane Vowels, Servant, Un, 14, Housemaid, b. Almondsbury, Gloster1871 Census: Victoria Square, St. James & St. Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel Fripp, Head, Wid, 58, Architect, b. Kent
Clara Fripp, 2nd Wife, Mar, 34, b. London
Edith Fripp, Daur, Un, 20, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Fripp, Daur, Un, 1, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Cole, Servant, Un, 22, Domestic Servant, b. Bristol
Fanny Lail?, Servant, Un, 18, Domestic Servant, b. Herefordshire1881 Census: Sunnyside, Sunnyside Road, Clevedon, Somerset
Samuel Chas. FRIPP, Head, Mar, 68, Rainham, Kent, Architect
Clara FRIPP, 2nd Wife, Mar, 44
Herbert Jas. FRIPP, Son, Un, 23, Bristol, Law Student At Lincolns Inn
Henry C. I. FRIPP, Son, Un, 14, Bristol, Scholar
Ethel I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 5, Bristol
Dorothy I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 2, Bristol
John Robt. L. CASHMORE, Visitor, Un, 21, Bristol, Glass Merchant
James P. WYATT, Visitor, Un, 14, Buckershill, Essex, Scholar
Jane RUSSELL, Servt, Un, 20, Strode, Somerset, Servt
Eliza KING, Servt, Un, 20, Congresbury, Somerset, Servt
Death details: Courtesy Gerry Nichols
Died: 30 Jun 1901, at 10 Birch Grove, Acton, Middlesex, aged 64 (2nd wife)
Buried: 3 Jul 1901, at Redland Parish Church, Redland Green, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Grave: M38 - 08C05 (with Samuel and his daughter, Edith)1881 Census: Sunnyside, Clevedon, Somerset
Samuel Chas. FRIPP, Head, Mar, 68, Rainham, Kent, Architect
Clara FRIPP, 2nd Wife, Mar, 44
Herbert Jas. FRIPP, Son, Un, 23, Bristol, Law Student At Lincolns Inn
Henry C. I. FRIPP, Son, Un, 14, Bristol, Scholar
Ethel I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 5, Bristol
Dorothy I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 2, Bristol
John Robt. L. CASHMORE, Visitor, Un, 21, Bristol, Glass Merchant
James P. WYATT, Visitor, Un, 14, Buckershill, Essex, Scholar
Jane RUSSELL, Servt, Un, 20, Strode, Somerset, Servt
Eliza KING, Servt, Un, 20, Congresbury, Somerset, Servt1891 Census: 60 Oxberry Avenue, Fulham, London
Clara Fripp, Head, Wid, 52, Living on her own means, b. Nunhead, Surrey
Henry C.I. Fripp, Son, Un, 24, Artist - Art Master pictures, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Ethel I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 15, Scholar, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
1871 Census: Victoria Square, St. James & St. Paul, Bristol, Gloucestershire
Samuel Fripp, Head, Wid, 58, Architect, b. Kent
Clara Fripp, 2nd Wife, Mar, 34, b. London
Edith Fripp, Daur, Un, 20, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Fripp, Daur, Un, 1, Daughter, b. Bristol
Mary Cole, Servant, Un, 22, Domestic Servant, b. Bristol
Fanny Lail?, Servant, Un, 18, Domestic Servant, b. Herefordshire1881 Census: "Avondale House" (School), Clifton, Gloucester
Marie YOUNG, Teacher, Un, 52, Paris British Subject, Teacher In School
Edith Innes FRIPP, Partner, Un, 30, Bristol Clifton, School Mistress
May Innes FRIPP, Boarder, Un, 11, Bristol Clifton, Scholar
Edith Mary SKILLICOME, Boarder, Un, 18, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Scholar
Louisa H. MASON, Boarder, Un, 18, Edley, Gloucester, Scholar
Mary PAINE, Boarder, Un, 17, Tiverton, Devon, Scholar
Alice K. ROSTRON, Boarder, Un, 16, Perth, Australia, Scholar
Susanna C. HARDING, Boarder, Un, 15, Knowle, Somerset, Scholar
Elizabeth SCOTT, Boarder, Un, 13, Lichfield, Stafford, Scholar
Ellen Mary GARTON, Boarder, Un, 15, Salisbury, Wiltshire, Scholar
Emily Maria HOWE, Boarder, Un, 15, Mussoonie Bengal, India, Scholar
Janie B. BENNETT, Boarder, Un, 14, Cork, Ireland, Scholar
Mary FITZPATRICK, Serv, Un, 48, Bristol Clifton, Cook
Jessie D. NORTHAM, Serv, Un, 27, Taunton, Somerset, Parlour Maid
Mary CLARKE, Serv, Un, 30, Barnstaple, Devon, House Maid
Elizabeth G. JOYCE, Serv, Un, 20, London, London, Middlesex, Kitchenmaid
1881 Census: Sunnyside, Clevedon, Somerset
Samuel Chas. FRIPP, Head, Mar, 68, Rainham, Kent, Architect
Clara FRIPP, 2nd Wife, Mar, 44
Herbert Jas. FRIPP, Son, Un, 23, Bristol, Law Student At Lincolns Inn
Henry C. I. FRIPP, Son, Un, 14, Bristol, Scholar
Ethel I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 5, Bristol
Dorothy I. FRIPP, Daur, Un, 2, Bristol
John Robt. L. CASHMORE, Visitor, Un, 21, Bristol, Glass Merchant
James P. WYATT, Visitor, Un, 14, Buckershill, Essex, Scholar
Jane RUSSELL, Servt, Un, 20, Strode, Somerset, Servt
Eliza KING, Servt, Un, 20, Congresbury, Somerset, Servt1891 Census: 60 Oxberry Avenue, Fulham, London
Clara Fripp, Head, Wid, 52, Living on her own means, b. Nunhead, Surrey
Henry C.I. Fripp, Son, Un, 24, Artist - Art Master pictures, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
Ethel I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 15, Scholar, b. Bristol, Gloucestershire
See feature page here.
A leading watercolorist of the Bristol School, George was the grandson of another noted Bristol artist, Nicholas Pocock (1740-1821). Fripp began his career as a portrait painter, but by 1837, was exhibiting in London with the Society of Painters in Watercolors. He was elected an Associate of the society in 1841 and a full member four years later. Considered by his contemporaries as one of the most promising landscape watercolorists to emerge in the 1840s, Fripp painted a range of subjects from river scenery to rustic subjects to foreign views to views in Wales and the north of England. In 1874 the art critic for The Spectator wrote of him: "We have no greater landscape painter . . .possessed of many of the traditions of the best school of landscape that the world has seen . . . . Breadth, in the artistic sense, is one great characteristic of Mr. Fripp's painting . . ."
During the 1850s and 1860s Fripp began painting mountainous regions of North Wales and Scotland. He exhibited a number of views of Nant Ffrancon at the Watercolor Society in the early 1860s, where he was praised for "resolute suppression of immaterial facts and details -- suppression, not excision -- so that the spectator feels the presence of each variety of rock and heather.but is not by unrestrained expression of them distracted from the main idea and design of the picture. [The Spectator, 7 May 1864] Fripp's work may be seen in major public and private collections in Britain, America, and elsewhere.
Taught to paint by J.B. Pyne and S. Jackson, Fripp started his career as a portrait painter In Bristol, He produced landscapes following a visit to Italy 1834 and exhibited with the Old Society of Painters in Watercolour In 1837. Queen Victoria admired his work, and In 1864 he stayed at Balmoral to produce a series of local views tor the Queen.
1851 Census: 219 Lidlington Place, Middlesex
GEORGE A. FRIPP, HEAD, MAR, 37, ARTIST LANDSCAPE PAINTER, GLS, BRISTOL
MARY FRIPP, Wife, MAR, 25, SRY, CAMBERWELL
MARY J. FRIPP, Daur, 4, SRY, CAMBERWELL
GEORGE P. FRIPP, Son, 3, MDX, ST PANCRAS
PERCIVAL K. FRIPP, Son, 1yr 6mnths, MDX, ST PANCRAS
HENRY E. FRIPP, Son, 5mnths, MDX, ST PANCRAS
MARY GLADMAN, Serv, U, 20, HOUSEMAID, SSX, FIRLE
MARY WATERMAN, SERV, U, 22, NURSE, ESS, HIGH ROODING
CHARLOTTE BAGWELL, SERV, U, 23, COOK, SRY, NEWINGTON1861 Census: 56 Camden Square, St Pancras, London, Middlesex
George A. Fripp, Head, Mar, 47, Landscape Painter, b. Bristol
Mary P. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Camberwell, Surrey
Mary I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Camberwell, Surrey
George P. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Percival K. Fripp, Son, Un, 11, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Alice Fripp, Daur, Un, 8, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Charles E. Fripp, Son, Un, 6, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Arthur P. Fripp, Son, Un, 5, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Robert M. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Elizabeth Bell, Servant, Mar, 21, Cook, b. Middleton, Norfolk
Eliza Bryant, Servant, Un, 23, Nursemaid, b. Gammaton Moor, Devon
Elizabeth Bell, Servant, Un, 22, Housemaid, b. Cockermouth, Cumberland
1881 Census: 13 College Terrace, Hampstead, London, Middlesex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341037 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0169 Folio 97 Page 32
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
George FRIPP M 67 M Bristol, Gloucester, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Landscape Painter (Artist)
Mary FRIPP M 55 F Camberwell, Surrey, England
Rel: Wife
Alice FRIPP U 28 F St Pancras, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Concert Singer (Music)
Edgar I. FRIPP U 19 M Maidenhead Thicket, Berkshire, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Student University College
Frances D. FRIPP U 17 F Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Student Froebel College
Thomas W. FRIPP U 16 M Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Emily R. LITTLE U 30 F Havant, Hampshire, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Cook
Ellen HARWOOD U 22 F Paddington, Middlesex, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Housemaid
According to T.I. Pocock, he also had sons; Percy (Chemist) & Robert. Plus daughters; Dora (married an architect at Swansea), and Mary (married Count Androntios, a Greek nobleman and artist). These are being checked out.
1861 Census: 56 Camden Square, St Pancras, London, Middlesex
George A. Fripp, Head, Mar, 47, Landscape Painter, b. Bristol
Mary P. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Camberwell, Surrey
Mary I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Camberwell, Surrey
George P. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Percival K. Fripp, Son, Un, 11, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Alice Fripp, Daur, Un, 8, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Charles E. Fripp, Son, Un, 6, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Arthur P. Fripp, Son, Un, 5, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Robert M. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Elizabeth Bell, Servant, Mar, 21, Cook, b. Middleton, Norfolk
Eliza Bryant, Servant, Un, 23, Nursemaid, b. Gammaton Moor, Devon
Elizabeth Bell, Servant, Un, 22, Housemaid, b. Cockermouth, Cumberland1871 Census: Terrace No.3 (near Horse Shoes Inn) Lancing, Sussex
Mary Fripp, Wife, Mar, 45, b. Camberwell, Surrey
Robert M. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, b. Camden Town, London
Edgar I. Fripp, Son, Un, 8, b. Camden Town, London
Frances D. Fripp, Daur, Un, 7, b. St. John's Wood, London
Thomas W. Fripp, Son, Un, 6, b. St. John's Wood, London
Mary Wallen (Wallers?), Serv, Wid, 40, Housekeeper, b. Wales
Mary Charles, Serv, Un, 15, Domestic Servant, b. Lancing, Sussex
Alice was a concert singer in 1881. Five years later, she became governess to the children of Count Jeddu de Federowicz, in Poland, where she died a year later.
Her diary from this period, along with photos and correspondance, was handed to St. Andrews University, Scotland, by Mabel M. Boase. (Details below)
Papers available at: ST ANDREWS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, North Street, St Andrews, Fife. KY16 9TR.
Alice Fripp papers (MS DK 508.6F8). Diary and letters written in the Ukraine, 1886-7.Reference: msDK508.6F8 (ms5147) Location: 8/I/1 LoC5 Page 1
Diary and letters of A Fripp, 1886-7.
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Typescript, with minor manuscript amendments, of Mabel M Boase "Diary and Letters of Alice Fripp, Ukraine, 1886-7, with photographs and Sketches".After a brief introduction on Alice Fripp and on the family of the Count Jeddu de Federowicz, and his wife Julie [nee Pankratieff], who held estates at Klebanowka, in the Lemburg region of Galicia [Poland] and for whose two children A.F. acted as governess for a year, the typescript provides extended verbatim extracts from A.F.'s letters and diaries, concluding with letters from Julie de Federowicz informing George Arthur Fripp, father of A.F., of her death [letters dated at Klebanowka, 28 and 31 August 1887], a list of her personal effects, and a letter [dated at Klebanowka, 8 September 1887] to G.F. from her brother Edgar Fripp.
An original pencil drawing by Charles E Fripp [of Alice Fripp's bedroom at Klebanowka ?], with two reproductions of the same and an original pencil drawing also by C.E.F. [of the site of A.F.'s interment].9 photographs on boards: three, by Mayall and Co of New Bond St, London, of Alice Fripp; two by Fotografia Cabinetowa of Alice Fripp in peasant costume; four photographs by A Silkiewicz of Leopold Hotel d'Europe, Lemburg of Julie de Federowicz [2]; Jeddu de Federowicz [1] and their son Sacza [1].
Paper: 20.5x26cm
Held together with two brass paper fasteners.
i + 1-189 ff (verso blank)
Dated: 1945
e-mail from St Andrews University re. cost of reproductions:We hold a typescript of excerpts from a diary and correspondence of Alice Fripp, edited by Mabel M. Boase. With this, there are 2 pencil sketches and 10 photographs. To copy all of this material for you would be possible, and would cost as follows: typescript: 190 pages @ 30p. per page = £57 Sketches - high-quality A3 xerox copies @£1 each = £2 Photographs: digital copies, on CD = £25 Post and Packing (assuming a UK address) £ 3.00 Sub-total £87 Plus VAT £15.23 Total £102.23
Mabel M. Boase was the husband of William Norman Boase (1870-1936), Provost of St Andrews 1927-1936 and Captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club. They married on 3 Dec 1898, but it is not yet known if either was related to Alice Fripp.Mabel was born abt 1865 at Monifieth, Forfarshire, but her maiden name is not yet known. In 1901 they were living at 2 Rathalpin, St Andrews and St Leonards, Fife, Scotland, and had no children.
1861 Census: 56 Camden Square, St Pancras, London, Middlesex
George A. Fripp, Head, Mar, 47, Landscape Painter, b. Bristol
Mary P. Fripp, Wife, Mar, 35, b. Camberwell, Surrey
Mary I. Fripp, Daur, Un, 14, Scholar, b. Camberwell, Surrey
George P. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Percival K. Fripp, Son, Un, 11, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Alice Fripp, Daur, Un, 8, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Charles E. Fripp, Son, Un, 6, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Arthur P. Fripp, Son, Un, 5, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Robert M. Fripp, Son, Un, 3, Scholar, b. St. Pancras, Middlesex
Elizabeth Bell, Servant, Mar, 21, Cook, b. Middleton, Norfolk
Eliza Bryant, Servant, Un, 23, Nursemaid, b. Gammaton Moor, Devon
Elizabeth Bell, Servant, Un, 22, Housemaid, b. Cockermouth, Cumberland