Abi Phipps Descendants

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Generation No. 1
1.  ABI ALBUM11 PHIPPS  (DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3)1,2 was born March 11, 1810 in Thompson, Windham Co., Connecticut3, and died September 23, 1896 in Clockville, Madison Co., New York4.  He married (1) LYDIA PRATT KIBBE5 February 24, 1834 in Oppenhiem, Fulton Co., New York6, daughter of ELDAD KIBBE and ANNAH PRATT.  He married (2) DIANA HESS January 30, 1861 in Peterboro?, Madison Co., N.Y.6, daughter of DAVID HESS and PRUDENCE SHAW.  He married (3) MARY GENA PARKILL December 28, 1881 in Clockville, Madison Co., New York6, daughter of JOHN PARKILL and HELEN PARKHILL.

Children of ABI PHIPPS and LYDIA KIBBE are:
 i. ISSACH HARTLEY12 PHIPPS, b. December 21, 1836, Peterboro, Madison Co., N.Y.14; d. November 01, 1855, Peterboro, Madison Co., N.Y.15.  Obituary:  "In Smithfield, on 1st inst., Isaac Phipps, son of Abi A. Phipps, ae 18yr."  (Madison-Morrisville Observer  November 3, 1855) Burial: Peterboro Cemetary, Peterboro, Madison Co., N.Y.
2. ii. ANN ELIZABETH PHIPPS, b. February 28, 1838, Peterboro, Madison Co., New York; d. 1918, Oakfield, Genesee Co., New York.

Children of ABI PHIPPS and MARY PARKILL are:
 iii. ABIGAIL AUGUSTA12 PHIPPS, b. May 05, 1884, Clockville, Madison Co., N.Y.16; d. December 10, 1884, Clockville, Madison Co., N.Y.16.
3. iv. ALTON ABI PHIPPS, b. October 29, 1886, Clockville, Madison Co., New York; d. March 04, 1942, 2:30 p.m., Clockville, Madison Co., N.Y., in home where he was born.
 v. ALICE PHIPPS, b. April 13, 1889, Clockville, Madison Co., New York17; d. December 12, 1967, Camden, Madison Co., N.Y., Evergreen Nursing Home17.  Received degree in teaching from Oneonta College, Oneonta, N.Y. (Oswego Normal?)  September 15, 1896 Canastota Bee Journal;  "Mrs. Alice Phipps and Rachel Rankin took up their duties as teachers in Canastota schools Monday."  Burial: December 14, 1967, Lenox Rural Cemetary, Canastota, N.Y., will written April 19, 193817  Cause of Death: Cardiomyopathy  Occupation: 5th grade teacher many years Montgomery, Syr., N.Y., retired 1952

Generation No. 2
2.  ANN ELIZABETH12 PHIPPS (ABI ALBUM11, DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3) was born February 28, 1838 in Peterboro, Madison Co., New York19, and died 1918 in Oakfield, Genesee Co., New York19.  She married JAMES GAGE MESSINGER December 29, 1857 in Peterboro, Madison Co., New York20, son of JAMES SWEETZER MESSINGER and EMILY GAGE.  See Messinger page for more on their descendants

Children of ANN PHIPPS and JAMES MESSINGER are:
 i. MILTON PHIPPS13 MESSINGER, b. November 28, 1867, Perryville, Madison Co., New York; d. September 25, 1952, Oakfield, Genesee Co., New York.
 ii. LOU EMMA MESSINGER, b. January 9, 1871, Peterboro, Madison Co., N.Y.25; d. July 29, 195625, Rome, Oneida Co., New York.Burial: Glenwood Cemetary, Oneida, Madison Co., N.Y.25  1918, lived Ballston Spa, Saratoga Co., N.Y. 191826Inherited mother's estate26 Occupation: school teacher in Gloversville, N.Y.26
 iii. FREDERICK ABI MESSINGER, b. 1873, Peterboro, Madison Co., New York; d. December 29, 1917, of Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois.
 

3.  ALTON ABI12 PHIPPS (ABI ALBUM11, DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3) was born October 29, 1886 in Clockville, Madison Co., New York27, and died March 04, 1942 in 2:30 p.m., Clockville, Madison Co., N.Y., in home where he was born28.  He married MILDRED EVELYN BELLE BOICE March 17, 1912 in Shokan, Ulster Co., New York29, daughter of HENRY BOICE and IDA LONGYEAR.

See lovely marriage certificate.

1910;  Census of Clockville, Madison Co., New York shows;
Alton A. Phipps living in household of Lottie W. and Harlan W. Diefendorf as a servant, age 23, born New York, bartender in hotel.  Resided for some time in West Shokan, Ulster Co., where he met Mildred31

"This agreement made this 9th day of November 1918 between the Peterboro Cemetery Association of Peterboro in the County of Madison and State of New York, party of the first part and A.A. Phipps owner of Lot No. 14 o.c. party of the second part.
and whereas the party of the second part is desirous of habing the party of the first part assume a perpetual care of said lot, and to that end and for that purpose has now paid said party of the first part the sum of Fifty Dollars ($50.00)
Now therefore in consideration of said sum of Fifty Dollars to be paid by the said party of the second part, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged. The Peterboro Cemetery Association doth hereby covenant and agree, that it will at all times hereafter maintain said lot in good ordre and condition and as often as shall be necessary cause the grass to be cut and the graves preserved in good order.
In testimony whereof the said Peterboro Cemetery Association has caused this instrument to be signed by their Secretary this 9th day of November 1918.
O.E. Wagoner Secretarty.
State of New York
County of Madison    SS
On this 9th day of November 1918
before me came O.E. Wagoner to me known to be the same person who executed the above agreement and being duly sworn did depose and say that he resides in Peterboro in said County, and that he is Secretary of Peterboro Cemetery Association and that he executed the above instrument as such Secretary. Sworn to before me this 9th day of Nov. 1918.  B___ W. Campbell  Justice of the Peace"

Rented at 112 Prospect Street Canastota, New York taking back apartment in a small house.  When his mother became ill she came to live with them until her death. The family then moved into the Clockville home he and his sister Allie had inherited.  (Audrey Tuttle memories)
Had not felt well since November but continued to attend to his daily work without taking to bed for any length of time.  On Wednesday March 4, his day off, he was about to take a nap in mid - afternoon when Mildred discovered that he was breathing hard and had a strange color.  She phoned a physician but Alton died before he arrived.
Burial: March 07, 1942, Lenox Rural Cemetary, Canastota, N.Y., funeral in den of Clockville home30 Cause of Death: anyeursm   Medical Information: In poor health about a year before death   Occupation: insurance salesman, electrician ata the Die moulding Corp. 16 yrs. Canastota, NY, cheese factory Kingston, NY 31,employed at one time as locomotive fireman by Winston and Co., at Brown Station31  Hard working, genial, had lots of friends31

Children of ALTON PHIPPS and MILDRED BOICE are:
6. i. BEATRICE MAY13 PHIPPS, b. December 17, 1915, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York; d. March 27, 2001, Deland, Florida.
7. ii. AUDREY JEANNE PHIPPS, b. May 21, 1920, Clockville, Madison Co., New York; d. August 27, 2002, Canastota, Madison Co., New York.
 iii. DONALD ALTON PHIPPS, b. February 05, 1924, Canastota, Madison Co., New York; d. August 02, 1944, Guam, Phillipines41. September 20, 1942, enlisted Navy, trained Newport, R.I., Duke Univ. N.C., to Pacific Dec. 194344 Cause of Death: died in volunteer service while trying to help wounded comrade44 March 21, 1948, body returned aboard "Schwenk" from Saipan to San Francisco44Burial: Lenox Rural Cemetary, Canastota, N.Y.41
Military Service: Purple Heart - Navy - WWII - Marine 3rd Amphibious Corps. at death44
Occupation: male nurse trained at Hudson River State Hospital, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.44,employed by Onieda Products Corp. before enlisting44
8. iv. JOAN BERNIECE PHIPPS, b. September 12, 1930, Canastota Memorial Hospital, Canastota, Madison Co., New York.
9. v. CAROL JANE PHIPPS, b. June 14, 1932, Canastota, Madison Co., New York.

  Alton's family scrapbook

6.  BEATRICE MAY13 PHIPPS (ALTON ABI12, ABI ALBUM11, DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3) b. December 17, 1915, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York; d. March 27, 2001, Deland, Florida.  She married WILLIAM EUGENE MYERS in November 21, 1936 in Cicero, Onondaga Co., New York, son of MELVIN MYERS and GRACE BRUBAKER.

Children of BEATRICE PHIPPS and WILLIAM MYERS are:
10. i. WILLIAM ROGERS14 MYERS, of Florida.
11. ii. GERALD SYDNEY MYERS, of Sanborn, NY
 

7.  AUDREY JEANNE13 PHIPPS (ALTON ABI12, ABI ALBUM11, DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3)  b. May 21, 1920, Clockville, Madison Co., New York; d. August 27, 2002, Canastota, Madison Co., New York.  She married November 14, 1935, WALLACE FORBES TUTTLE in Cazenovia, Madison Co., New York63, son of MAURICE TUTTLE and MARGARET MAXWELL.  He was born December 10, 1917 in Clockville, Madison CO., New York and died May 3, 2003 in Oneida, Madison Co., New York.

Children of AUDREY PHIPPS and WALLACE TUTTLE are:
12. i. WALLACE GARY14 TUTTLE, of Oneida, NY
 ii. NANCY GAIL TUTTLE, deceased
13. iii. DONALD MAURICE TUTTLE, deceased
14. iv. DOUGLAS GLENN TUTTLE, of Florida
15. v. DEBORAH JEANNE TUTTLE
16. vi. DONNA JOANNE TUTTLE, of Syracuse, New York
17. vii. DAN JEFFREY TUTTLE

8.  JOAN BERNIECE13 PHIPPS (ALTON ABI12, ABI ALBUM11, DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3)  She married MICHELANGELO NICHOLAS BELPULSI, son of LEO BELPULSI and JOSEPHINE DIFULIO.

Child of JOAN PHIPPS and MICHELANGELO BELPULSI is:
18. i. STEPHANIE JOANN14 BELPULSI, of Port Republic, VA
 

9.  CAROL JANE13 PHIPPS (ALTON ABI12, ABI ALBUM11, DAVID HARTLEY10, JASON9, JOHN8, JOHN7, JOHN6, JAMES5, WILLIAM4, ROBERT3) She married SAMUEL RALPH PAONE, son of CONCETTA PAONE and SARAH RANIERI.

Children of CAROL PHIPPS and SAMUEL PAONE are:
19. i. MICHELE ANN14 PAONE, of Gainesville, Florida.
20. ii. PAMELA JANE PAONE, of Loudonville, NY
21. iii. DENISE MARIE PAONE, of Cleveland, Ohio