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Census details: Courtesy of Ed A. Fripp III
1850 St Lukes Parish - Savannah Post Office
Chaplin, James P age 30 Farmer
Mary C age 25
Harriet age 7
Margarite age 6
James age 5
Rhodes, Robert age 221860 Beaufort District - Pine Island - Savannah Post Office
Chaplin, James P age 40 Planter
Mary C age 36
Harriet L age 18
Margarite E age 16
James P age 151870 Lukes Parish – Savannah Post Office
Chaplin, James P age 24 Fisherman
Mary C age 48 Mother
Henrietta age 25
Georgia age 71880 Census: Hilton Head, Beaufort, South Carolina
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James P. CHAPLIN Self S Male W 36 SC Boat Builder SC SC
Mary C. CHAPLIN Mother W Female W 56 SC Keeping House SC SC
Mcneil C. FRIPP BroL M Male W 20 SC Fisherman SC SC
Harriet L. FRIPP Sister M Female W 23 SC SC SC
Georgia A. MELLEN Other S Female W 17 SC SC SC
Jane FRASER Other S Female B 17 SC Servant SC SC
Census details: Courtesy of Ed A. Fripp III
1860 St Helena
Fripp, John M. age 44 Planter
John H age 24 Bricklayer
Ann E age 21
Marion W age 20 Clerk
Fuller R age 18
Milton J age 16
Julia M age 14
McN C age 71870 Walterboro
Fripp, John M. age 53
Julia M. age 23 Teaching School
McNair age 17
Chaplin, Anna age 281880 Census: Hilton Head, Beaufort, South Carolina
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James P. CHAPLIN Self S Male W 36 SC Boat Builder SC SC
Mary C. CHAPLIN Mother W Female W 56 SC Keeping House SC SC
Mcneil C. FRIPP BroL M Male W 20 SC Fisherman SC SC
Harriet L. FRIPP Sister M Female W 23 SC SC SC
Georgia A. MELLEN Other S Female W 17 SC SC SC
Jane FRASER Other S Female B 17 SC Servant SC SC1910 Hilton Head
Fripp, McNair, age 58, Boat builder
Harriet, age 59
Obituary from Beaufort Gazette - 15 November 1912, p.1.
(Courtesy of the Beaufort County Public Library System, Beaufort, SC).
Death of Mrs. Harriet C. Fripp
Mrs. Harriet Chaplin Fripp, widow of McNair Cunningham Fripp, died Sunday at her residence on Daufuskie Island. She is survived by one brother, James P. Chaplin, of Daufuskie Island. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon. Interment was in the family burying grounds on Daufuskie Island. - From Morning News, Nov. 12.
Census details: Courtesy of Ed A. Fripp III
1850 St Lukes Parish - Savannah Post Office
Chaplin, James P age 30 Farmer
Mary C age 25
Harriet age 7
Margarite age 6
James age 5
Rhodes, Robert age 221860 Beaufort District - Pine Island - Savannah Post Office
Chaplin, James P age 40 Planter
Mary C age 36
Harriet L age 18
Margarite E age 16
James P age 151880 Census: Hilton Head, Beaufort, South Carolina
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
James P. CHAPLIN Self S Male W 36 SC Boat Builder SC SC
Mary C. CHAPLIN Mother W Female W 56 SC Keeping House SC SC
Mcneil C. FRIPP BroL M Male W 20 SC Fisherman SC SC
Harriet L. FRIPP Sister M Female W 23 SC SC SC
Georgia A. MELLEN Other S Female W 17 SC SC SC
Jane FRASER Other S Female B 17 SC Servant SC SC1910 Hilton Head
Fripp, McNair, age 58, Boat builder
Harriet, age 59
1880 Census: Easley, Pickens, South Carolina
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Joseph W. BRUNSON Self Male W 39 SC Farmer SC SC
Melinda L. BRUNSON Wife M Female W 36 SC Keeps House SC SC
Joseph BRUNSON Son S Male W 13 SC Works On Farm SC SC
Martha M. BRUNSON Dau S Female W 12 SC SC SC
Susan A. BRUNSON Dau S Female W 7 SC SC SC
Harritte K. BRUNSON Dau S Female W 4 SC SC SC
Peter A. BRUNSON Son S Male W 2 SC SC SC
Ann WILLIAMS Other S Female B 8 SC Nurse SC SC
Notes from Ed Fripp: Ed-148
Harriet Louise Martinangle Chaplin Birth: Oct. 1, 1796, Daufuskie Landing, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USA Death: Aug. 27, 1830, Daufuskie Landing, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USA
She was the wife of William Fripp Chaplin, Sr. (1767-1828). He died in January of 1828, and he supposedly was buried on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Isaac Martinangele and Elizabeth Conyers nee Ladson Godfrey. Burial: Mary Dunn Cemetery, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USAIsaac and Elizabeth were married by 1789, when he and his wife were named on a judgement roll.
From: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov
Date: 1789
Description: Judgement Roll - William Mongin vs Isaac Martinangel and Elizabeth, his wife, exix of Anthony Godfrey.
Notes from Ed Fripp: Ed-148
Harriet Louise Martinangle Chaplin Birth: Oct. 1, 1796, Daufuskie Landing, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USA Death: Aug. 27, 1830, Daufuskie Landing, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USA
She was the wife of William Fripp Chaplin, Sr. (1767-1828). He died in January of 1828, and he supposedly was buried on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. She was the daughter of Isaac Martinangele and Elizabeth Conyers nee Ladson Godfrey. Burial: Mary Dunn Cemetery, Beaufort County, South Carolina, USAIsaac and Elizabeth were married by 1789, when he and his wife were named on a judgement roll.
From: http://www.archivesindex.sc.gov
Date: 1789
Description: Judgement Roll - William Mongin vs Isaac Martinangel and Elizabeth, his wife, exix of Anthony Godfrey.
Dr. Robert Woodward Barnwell Jr
Robert was a great grand nephew of Angelica Singleton, who married the oldest son of Martin van Buren (8th President of America).
NOTES: Found at: http://www.augustachronicle.com/stories/073199/obi_038-2179.ET1.shtml
Dr. Robert Barnwell Jr.
Air Force historian
Web posted Jul. 31 at 06:14 PM
RIDGE SPRING, S.C. -- Dr. Robert Woodward Barnwell Jr., 94, of 204 Green St., died Friday, July 30, 1999, at his residence.
The funeral will be at 4 p.m. Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church. Burial will be in Ridge Spring Cemetery.
Dr. Barnwell, a native of Columbus, Miss., was an Air Force historian at Warner Robins Air Force Base. He was a 1926 graduate of the University of South Carolina and received his doctorate from Duke University.
Survivors include his wife, Harriet Brunson Fripp Barnwell; a daughter, Harriet Fripp Householder; a stepson, Archibald Linley Fripp; two sisters, Mrs. John C. Warley, Isle of Palms, and Malinda Barnwell, Florence; and five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends at 5 p.m. today at Cumbee-Palmer Funeral Home.
The Augusta Chronicle July 31, 1999
Robert was a great nephew of Angelica Singleton, who married the oldest son of Martin van Buren (8th President of America)
A collection of books known as "The Barnwell-Singleton Collection", was donated to the University of South Carolina, Columbia, by Mr. & Mrs. David Phillips, in early 1997, from the family library in the home of Miss Malinda Barnwell of Florence, South Carolina. It consists of two groups of books.
One group contains books from the library of the Revd. Robert Woodward Barnwell (1831-1863), Professor and Chaplain of South Carolina College, and of his son the Revd. Robert Woodward Barnwell (1860-1952), Miss Barnwell's father.
These books cover general belles-lettres, they also have a strong theological (high Episcopalian) element. Notable among them is a first edition of 'George Eliot's' first book, The Life of Jesus, by David Friedrich Strauss, 3 vols. (London: 1846), in original boards, and many volumes of the Tractarian series Lives of the Fathers.
The second group is from the library of Angelica Singleton Van Buren (1816-1877), the South Carolina-born daughter-in-law who was President Martin Van Buren's hostess at the White House. It includes the literary annuals and album poems of her schooldays in Philadelphia, books bought during her European honeymoon tour in 1839, and books reflecting her later interest in social conditions. Additional items with the collection include books from her niece Mary Carter Singleton (a group with many volumes by or about women, from the 1840s and early 1850s), and books from her three sons, Singleton, Travis and Martin.
OBITUARY: Morning News, Tuesday, 29 April 2003, Florence, South Carolina
Malinda Brunson Barnwell, 93, died Sunday, April 27, 2003, in a local convalescent center after an illness. Graveside services will be 3 p.m. today in Mount Hope Cemetery, directed by Waters-Powell Funeral Home. Miss Barnwell was born in Petersburg, Va., a daughter of the late Rev. Robert Woodward Barnwell and Malinda McBee Brunson Barnwell. A life-long resident of Florence, she was educated in the public schools of Florence, the University of South Carolina, Lousiana State University. She was a school librarian. She was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church in Florence. She is survived by nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to All Saints Episcopal Church, 1425 Cherokee Road, Florence, SC 29501.
A collection of books known as "The Barnwell-Singleton Collection", was donated to the University of South Carolina, Columbia, by Mr. & Mrs. David Phillips, in early 1997, from the family library in the home of Miss Malinda Barnwell of Florence, South Carolina. It consists of two groups of books.One group contains books from the library of the Revd. Robert Woodward Barnwell (1831-1863), Professor and Chaplain of South Carolina College, and of his son the Revd. Robert Woodward Barnwell (1860-1952), Miss Barnwell's father.
These books cover general belles-lettres, they also have a strong theological (high Episcopalian) element. Notable among them is a first edition of 'George Eliot's' first book, The Life of Jesus, by David Friedrich Strauss, 3 vols. (London: 1846), in original boards, and many volumes of the Tractarian series Lives of the Fathers.
The second group is from the library of Angelica Singleton Van Buren (1816-1877), the South Carolina-born daughter-in-law who was President Martin Van Buren's hostess at the White House. It includes the literary annuals and album poems of her schooldays in Philadelphia, books bought during her European honeymoon tour in 1839, and books reflecting her later interest in social conditions. Additional items with the collection include books from her niece Mary C. Singleton (a group with many volumes by or about women, from the 1840s and early 1850s), and books from her three sons, Singleton, Travis and Martin.