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NOTE: A different version of Paul's ancestry was listed by Rebecca Margaret Fripp (nee Linley), who married Paul's grandson. It has not been possible to verify the information, but it could offer an alternate lineage. The list and an analysis can be found HERE
Notes from Edgar Allen Fripp III:
Jane J. Fripp died at Wakefield Plantation in Prince Williams Parish on September 27, 1838; and Paul Archibald Fripp died shortly after on April 27, 1839. Their Tombstones are found at the Episcopal Chapel of Ease on St. Helena Island, Beaufort. They left two small sons. (see Charleston Observer issue of May 18, 1839)We have not yet found Paul Archibald Fripp listed in public family records, except for his marriage and death; and that he may have worked as a Blacksmith at the early age of 19 (1830 Charleston Census).
There is no proof that he is the father of William J. E. Fripp and Edgar T.R. Fripp. We have not found their Birth Records!
There is a family legend, that William Fripp, Sr. came to Charleston one day, saw the Blacksmith Sign, and told Paul, "No Fripp (of my family) is going to be a Blacksmith….and gave him a Plantation in Beaufort".
Note from Lucy Charpie:
The Charleston Observer 1827-1845, p. 148; records the death of Paul A. Fripp 27 Apr 1839, leaving 2 small children Paul; issue of May 18, 1839. He was aged 27 years, 6 months, and 27 days. This gives a birth date of 30 Sep 1811.An alternate birth date has been noted as 8 Oct 1811. Perhaps the latter was a Christening date.
Marriage notice supplied by Edgar A. Fripp III
Marriage and Death Notices from the Charleston Observer
1827 - 1845 Brent Holcomb, C.A.L.S.“Married on Thursday evening, 19th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Kennedy,
Mr. Paul A. Fripp, of St. Helena, to Miss Jane J. Kugley, of this City.”
NOTE: The only month in 1834 that a 19th fell on a Thursday, was June.
Burials at Chapel of Ease, (White Church), St. Helena Island - (Courtesy of E A Fripp III - Ed-116)
Paul A. Fripp, D. 27 April, 1839, 27 Yrs. 6 Mo.
1820 Census: William C. Fripp
1 free white male 26 to 45 (Probably William Chaplin Fripp)
1 free white male to 10 (Probably Paul Archibald Fripp)
1 free white male 10 to 16 (unknown son Fripp)
1 free white female to 10 (Probably Laura Eliza Fripp)
Information from Edgar Allen Fripp III:
Jane J. Fripp died at Wakefield Plantation in Prince Williams Parish on September 27, 1838; and Paul Archibald Fripp died shortly after on April 27, 1839. Their Tombstones are found at the Episcopal Chapel of Ease on St. Helena Island, Beaufort. They left two small sons. (see Charleston Observer issue of May 18, 1839)
Martha Kugley, living in Charleston, took guardianship of her two grandsons, William James Edwards Fripp, and Edgar Thomas Riley Fripp. (see South Carolina Guardianship of 1827-1845). Edgar Fripp of St. Helena and Beaufort may have had original care of the two in that I have an old tin plate of Edgar upon which on the back is scratched such information.
South Carolina Guardianship by Committee 1840 - 1929
W.J.E. Fripp to Martha Kugley
E.T.R. Fripp to Martha Kugley
Burials at Chapel of Ease, (White Church), St. Helena Island - (Courtesy of E A Fripp III - Ed-116)
Jane Johnson Fripp, dau of Martha Kugley, Consort of Paul A. Fripp, D. 27 Sept. 1838
1850 Census: Ward N-4 Parish of St. Phillips, St. Michaels, 17 October, 1850
123/132 City of Charleston, South Carolina.
Martha Kugley age 55 female 3000 Born in England
W.F. Kugley age 30 male Engineer B: South Carolina
Alice O. Gillman age 28 female B: South Carolina
W.J. Fripp age 15 male B: South Carolina
E.T.R. Fripp age 13 male B: South Carolina
S.E. Gillman age 14 female B: South Carolina
M.J. Gillman age 7 female B: South Carolina
Probably Jane's brother & family, with Jane's daughter-in-law, Sarah Fripp nee Jordan
1870 Census: City of Charleston, South Carolina - 1st August 1870 - Page 184, Ward?
William Kugley, 54, M, W, Carpenter, b. South Carolina
Margaret Kugley, 36, F, W, b. South Carolina
Edward Kugley, 14, M, W, b. South Carolina
Sarah Fripp, 35, F, W, b. South Carolina
Edgar Fripp, 7, M, W, b. South Carolina
Edward was born in Ireland, and is said to have emigrated to South Carolina about 1832/33. He is believed to be the father of Sarah Ann Jordan (wife of Rev. William James Edwards Fripp), although the 1860 and 1880 census returns do not show her as his daughter.
In 1880, she was living with Ed Jordan & his children by Sarah Ann Shea, but she is not listed as his daughter, her son is not listed as grandson, and her parents birthplace is incorrect. The census shows her parents were born in South Carolina, whereas her "brother" Ed Jordan Jr's entry shows his parents were born in Ireland.
Further evidence is found in the 1860 Census. Ed & Sarah's household, at Charleston, shows a Sarah Jordan, aged 24. If this was the wife of W.J.E. Fripp, why is her surname shown as Jordan, when it should be FRIPP? Sarah Ann Fripp (nee Jordan) is actually shown on a Census in Spartanburg with her husband. This is 200 miles away, so she would not have been listed on both records.
I believe all the evidence above shows that there were two Sarah Jordan's born about 1836, with a father Edward. Perhaps the other was a daughter of Edward's sister, Catherine.
Details from Edgar Allen Fripp III:
Register of the Rev. Paul Trapier: St. Stephens, St. Michaels, & Calvary (Episcopal Church): St. Stephens Chapel (James Island - Charleston), Sarah Ann Jordan, B: April 30, 1836; Baptized May 22, 1836, daughter of Edward and Catherine Jordan.The following memoir, also supplied by Edgar Allen Fripp III, shows Sarah as 3rd daughter of Edward Jordan.
"Sarah Ann Jordan was third daughter of Edward Jordan, formerly from Took-Jac, where the Jordans fled from France at the revocation of the Edict of Nante." - Rebecca Margaret Linley Fripp
Rebecca married Sarah's son, Edgar Allen Jordan Fripp, and was grandmother of Edgar Allen Fripp III.
Rebecca's memoir also explains why her husband always stated, when asked where he was from, that he was a "Frenchman from Cork". The Jordan ancestors were apparently from a French Huguenot family group who had fled France about 1685, and maintained it a part of their heritage.
Sarah's details from Edgar Allen Fripp III:From the family Bible of Edgar Allen Fripp & Rebecca Margarite Linley:
Sarah Jordan, mother of E.A. Fripp, Sr., died at Spartanburg, S.C., Nov. (17), 1916 - her 81st. year.Edgar found that Sarah Anne Jordan attended the Cumberland Methodist Church, where she is listed in Sunday School. This is also where her marriage notice to Rev. W.J.E. Fripp is listed.
Edward's funeral notice - Supplied by Edgar Allen Fripp III
The Relatives, Friends and Acquaintances of Mr. Edward Jordan and family, are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral Services at the Mariners' Church, at 10 o'clock this morning. February 28, 1885.
A handwritten note is next to the notice, written by Rebecca Margaret Linley Fripp, which reads: "Grandfather of Edgar A. Fripp, Sr."
1860 Census: Charleston District - Cat. M-653 Roll 1215/1216
Edward Jordan, 50, Sailmaker, b. Ireland
Sarah Jordan, 50, b. Ireland
Augusta Jordan, 28, (female), b. Ireland
Margaret Jordan, 26, b. Charleston, S.C.
Sarah Jordan, 24
Edward Jordan, 21, Sailmaker
Elizbeth Jordan, 18
Catherine Jordan, 14
Ephraim Jordan, 12, (male)
William, 9ALSO IN 1860
1860 Census: Town of Spartanburg, Spartanburg, South Carolina - 22 Jun 1860 - p.26
W.J.E. Fripp, 25, M, Meth. Clergyman, b. S.C.
Sarah A. Fripp, 23, F, (birthplace is unclear, but is not dittoed from all the S.C.'s above1870 Census: City of Charleston, South Carolina - 1st August 1870 - Page 184, Ward?
William Kugley, 54, M, W, Carpenter, b. South Carolina
Margaret Kugley, 36, F, W, b. South Carolina
Edward Kugley, 14, M, W, b. South Carolina
Sarah Fripp, 35, F, W, b. South Carolina
Edgar Fripp, 7, M, W, b. South Carolina
NOTE: William is probably a brother of Jane Kugley, so would be Sarah's husband's uncle.1880 Census: Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina
Family History Library Film 1255221 - NA Film Number T9-1221 - Page Number 16D
Name Rel. Mar. Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occ. Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Ed JORDAN Self W Male W 70 IRE Sail Maker IRE IRE
E. W. JORDAN Son M Male W 41 SC Sail Maker IRE IRE
M. E. JORDAN DauL M Female W 35 SC SC SC
Ephie JORDAN GDau S Female W 7 SC SC SC
Citta JORDAN GDau S Female W 5 SC SC SC
May JORDAN GDau S Female W 3 SC SC SC
JORDAN GSon S Male W 4M SC SC SC
Sarah FRIPP Other W Female W 44 SC SC SC
Edgar FRIPP Other S Male W 17 SC SC SC
Affie HALL Other W Female B 60 SC Servant SC SC
Mgt HALL Other S Female B 30 SC Servant SC SC
Prince HALL Other S Male B 7 SC Servant SC SC
Information from Karl Plenge:
Karl is descended from Edward Watson Jordan, shown in the 1880 census above.
E.W. Jordan's mother was Sarah Ann Shea, who died in 1874. Ed had a sister, Catherine, born 1811 died 1874 (unmarried).Another possible explanation:
A message at: http://www.jenforum.org/thigpen/messages/653.html contains the following details:
On Sep. 29, 1831, Thomas Moore left two sons, Thomas (age 8) and James (age 7) in the South Carolina Orphan House at Charleston. The boys were let out as indentured servants in 1835, Thomas to N.G. Allen as a bricklayer, and James to Edward Jordan as a sailmaker.........The two Moore boys were adopted by Messrs Allen & Jordan a year before Sarah Jordan's birth. Was N.G. Allen an associate of Ed's ? If so, is it pure coincidence that Sarah gave the middle names Allen & Jordan to her first son, Edgar. It's not certain that this was the same Ed Jordan, but he was a sailmaker in Charleston at the right time.
A photograph of E. Jordan's sailmaking business has been supplied by Karl here The individuals and date are unknown but it was taken on a wharf in Charleston, probably in the time of Edward Watson Jordan.
Edward Watson Jordan's details are listed below. His tree, compiled by Karl Plenge, can be found here
Possible marriage, although they appear to be still in Ireland in 1837:LDS details:
Marriage: About 1836 , Longford, Ireland
HUSBAND: Edwardi Jordan - Birth: About 1812 Newtowncashel, Ardagh, Longford, Ireland
WIFE: Catharina McGarry - Birth: About 1814 Newtowncashel, Ardagh, Longford, IrelandSon of above parents:
Domini McGarry
Birth: 24 APR 1837 Newtowncashel, Ardagh, Longford, Ireland
Father: Edwardi Jordan
Mother: Catharina McGarry
Sarah is believed to be the mother of Sarah Jordan, who married Rev. William James Edwards Fripp, and is shown as her mother on Sarah Fripp's death certificate. However, details from the 1860 & 1880 census returns appear to show otherwise. Please read Sarah's or Edward Jordan's notes for further details.
Edward Jordan and Sarah Ann Shea may have raised two daughters named Sarah. Please read "sister" Sarah's notes for further details.
Possible Birth & Christening: Courtesy of Edgar Allen Fripp III
Register of the Rev. Paul Trapier: St. Stephens, St. Michaels, & Calvary (Episcopal Church): St. Stephens Chapel (James Island - Charleston), Sarah Ann Jordan, B: April 30, 1836; Baptized May 22, 1836, daughter of Edward and Catherine Jordan.
Marriage notice: (Courtesy of Edgar Allen Fripp III)
St. Paul’s Charleston:
Edgar Allen Fripp, Jr. 34 Columbia, S.C., son of Edgar Fripp, Charleston, S.C.
Eliza Barnwell Lockwood 39 Charleston, S.C., dau. of Joshua & Rosa Lockwood, Charleston, S.C. Married: Saturday, October, 2, 1922.At least 3 different dates of death appear on various trees, but the North Carolina Social Security Death Index gives the following information:
Edgar A. Fripp, Jr. – died September 16, 1963, aged 75.
Marriage notice: (Courtesy of Edgar Allen Fripp III)
St. Paul’s Charleston:
Edgar Allen Fripp, Jr. 34 Columbia, S.C., son of Edgar Fripp, Charleston, S.C.
Eliza Barnwell Lockwood 39 Charleston, S.C., dau. of Joshua & Rosa Lockwood, Charleston, S.C. Married: Saturday, October, 2, 1922.
REFN: 701
REFN: 703
NOTES: for future reference. 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
NOTES: for future reference. 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
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