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In London:
A 1695 List of Inhabitants Within the Walls of London did not list any Liptrap, nor any variation of the name. But this did not include the suburbs just outside the walls.
Thomas Liptrap married 2 Jan 1710 Mary Horton at St Dunstan in the East. They had (at least) three children christened at All Hallows the Great. It is POSSIBLE that Mary died and Thomas remarried Sarah before 1725 and had more children. It is POSSIBLE, but NOT PROVEN that this is the Thomas Liptrap who was born in 1680 in
Wendover, Buckingham. The following is conjecture:
1. Thomas Liptrap (24 Jan 1711) died after 1782. Thomas Lintrap, son of Thomas, was
apprenticed
. . in All Hallows the Great 4 Sep 1726 to Luke
Whitton, cooper. Married about 1735 Sarah (Sarbin?)
. 11.
Thomas Liptrap of Laleham, Middlesex, wrote his will 23 Nov 1782, naming his father Thomas
. .
. . Liptrap, daughters Sarah and the late Margaret Rawford, brother Charles Liptrap, sister Ann
. .
. . Colloy, widow, brothers-in-law Charles Ballard and Edward Dowling, and his uncle Robert Sarbin
. 12. Samuel David Liptrap, died 1789, married 1 Jan 1765 Sarah
Earle. His will named his mother
. . . . . Sarah and sister Ann Colloy, widow.
See below
. 13. Charles Liptrap
. 14. John Liptrap
. 15. Daughter, wife of Edward Dowling
. 16. Sarah Liptrap married 18 Dec 1770 Charles
Ballard at St James Westminster, London
. 17. Ann Liptrap married 13 Feb 1770 Thomas Colley, at St Savior,
Southwark, Surrey
2. Sarah Liptrap (29 Jan 1715)
3. Mary Liptrap (4 May 1718)
4. John Liptrap
5. Solomon Liptrap (21 Jul 1725) baptized at London Westminster, son of Thomas and Sarah
One of the above named children of Thomas Sr, (#1-5), or one not named, was PROBABLY the parent of Isaac Liptrap (1752-1819), who was sent to Virginia in 1772. No baptismal record has yet been found, but he named his second son Thomas, which was not a family name in his wife's family.
At Isaac's
trial,
a John Liptrap and a Ballard, whose first name was not given, testified in his behalf, though no relationship was recorded. Other witnesses John Allen, butcher at Red-lion-street,
Whitechapel, and John Dutton, wharfinger at Ralph's Key, claimed to have known Isaac in his childhood when he lived with their families.
A Sarah Liptrap, age 66, was baptized 15 Jan 1773 at St Leonard's Shoreditch. She would have been born in 1706.
There is NO evidence that she might have been the wife of Thomas (born 1711),
but I have no other suggestion, at this time, of who she might have been.
12. Samuel David Liptrap (d.1789) married 1 Jan 1765 Sarah Earle, Stepney St Mary Whitechappel Samuel Davey Liptrap's will was proven 26 Aug 1789, mentioned his mother Sarah, his wife Sarah, his deceased daughter Sally, son John, son Samuel Davy when he attains the age of 21, daughter Ann, "all my other children," and sister Ann Colloy, widow. The will refers to land in Middlesex and capital of £30,000. He was listed at a malt distiller in Whitechappel Road in city directories from 1770 until 1789. This listing was "S D Liptrap & Son" after John became old enough. At least until 1797, John and Samuel Davy (Jr) were both listed in this profession.
. 121. John
Liptrap (1 Jan 1766 - 17 May 1826)
. 122. Sarah
Liptrap (30 Aug 1767, died before 1789)
. 123. Samuel Davy
Liptrap (15 Feb 1773 - 1836)
. 124. Ann
Liptrap (9 Mar 1778) married 1797 Timothy Cassin (or Castin)
121. John Liptrap was a whiskey distiller from 1788 to 1816, and a patron of the arts and hospital, lived in Mile End. He was the Sheriff of London and Middlesex in 1796. This was
the John Liptrap for whom Mount Liptrap in New South Wales, Australia, was named
by his friend Capt. James Grant in 1800. He was a subscriber to the Macklin
Bible in 1800 [the largest Bible ever printed, measuring two feet by 16 inches,
in six massive volumes weighing over 100 pounds.] This was probably the bankrupt whose art
and book collections were auctioned at Sotheby's in April and May, 1804. In 1811, he lived in Bethnal Green. Bankrupt again in 1813. See continuation below.
Please note, there were three other John Liptraps, with whom he might be confused:
. . John Liptrap, bapt. 22 Feb 1768 at St Paul's Covent Garden, son of John and Anne
. . John Liptrap, bapt. 25 Mar 1770 at Stepney St Dunstan, son of John and Mary
. . John Liptrap, bapt. 1 Nov
1772 at Wendover, Buckingham, son of John and Alice,
I have no clue as to the origins of John and Anne, nor John and Mary, though they are probably sons of his uncles, listed in Thomas' will in 1782. One John Liptrap died in 1838 at Greenwich, which one, I do not know.
123. Samuel Davy Liptrap, (1773-1836) whiskey distiller, wrote his will 3 March 1836, naming his wife Amelia (1776-1841), his daughter Amelia, and his nephew John Liptrap, oldest son of his brother John Liptrap.
. 1231. Amelia
Liptrap (11 Jun 1818-1894), born in Little Ilford, Essex, the only child of Samuel Davy Liptrap of Southampton, married 23 Apr 1840 Sir Henry Charles Barnston Daubeney (1810-1903). The Census of 1841 of South Stoneham lists Amelia Liptrap, 65, living with Henry 30 and Amelia 23 Daubney. Death records show Amelia Liptrap died in December, 1841, in South Stoneham, Hampshire.
124. Ann Liptrap, 9 Mar 1778 married 1797 Timothy Cassin (or Cassen or Castin)
. 1241. Sarah Liptrap Cassin (d.1851) married Charles Heath, left a 7-page will in Bristol, tiny script.
. 1242. Amelia Cassin married Elijah Williams
. 1243. Samuel Davy Liptrap Cassin
. 1244. John Porter Cassin (d.1844) daughters Eliza Ann Porter Castin and Ada Elizabeth
Castin.
121. John Liptrap (1766-1826) married 14 Jan 1790 Elizabeth Hunt (1765-1843) daughter of James Hunt. John died at Canterbury, Kent; Elizabeth died at Dartford, Kent. They had four children.
. 1211. John Liptrap (15 Apr 1796 - 21 Sep 1878) bapt. 21 Jun 1796 St Dunstan, Stepney
. 1212. Amelia Caroline Liptrap (1799-1857) born in St Dunstan, Stepney
. 1213. Samuel Davy Liptrap (1800-died in infancy) bapt. 11 Oct 1800 in St Dunstan, Stepney
. 1214. Samuel Davey Liptrap (21 Feb 1803-1877) bapt. 28 Jul 1803 in St Dunstan, Stepney
1211. General John Liptrap (1796-1878), born at Mile End, of the Bengal Army, lived at St Mary's, Chettenham, Middlesex in 1871, the first census in which he appears. This would have been the "Captain Liptrap" referred to in George Hinty's fictional novel about the 1857 Indian Mutiny. He
joined the Bengal Army in 1817, and was Captain from 1831 to 1850. As Lieutenant Colonel in 1857, he four times brought back men of the 45th Native Infantry when they had mutinied. He was promoted to Major General 22 Aug 1865, and to General 1 Oct 1877. He died at Kensington, London 21 Sep 1878. He married three times and had one daughter. He married first Maria Perigoe, 1 Sep 1823 at St John's, Calcutta, India. She was born in 1792 and died 14 June 1838 in Bath, Somerset. Married second Eliza, widow of William Cook Wallace, she died 26 Feb 1850 in Surbiton, Surrey. Married third Emma Jell, daughter of William Jell, and widow of A W Nash, married 2 Jan. 1854 in Calcutta, India. She was born 1814 and died 30 July 1877 in Ramsgate, Kent. He had three step children, Dr William Nash, Charles Nash, and Jessie Nash, wife of H M Cadell.
. 12111. Blanche Emma Liptrap was born 2 Feb 1856 in Ferozepore N.W. Frontier, India. She died 19 May 1920 and is buried at Melbury Abbas, Dorset. She was educated at the Cheltenham Ladies' College. She married 1876 Henry Jonathan Carver (1847-1915), who was the Rector at Melbury for 35 years. They had seven daughters and two sons.
. . 121111. Ethel Janet Carver (1877-1964) married George Denne Franklin
. . . . 1211111. Lionel Cooper Franklin (1920-1940)
. . . . 1211112. Henry George Franklin (1922-1949) married Thelma C Mitchell (1924) two children
. . 121112. Grace Louisa Carver
(1879)
. . 121113. Mary Cecily Carver
(1881)
. . 121114. Blanche Emmeline A Carver
(1882)
. . 121115.
Lionel Henry Liptrap Carver (1883-26 May 1918) 2nd Lt, Irish Guards
. . 121116. Jessie
Elinor Carver (1884)
. . 121117. Agnes Mildred Carver
(1887)
. . 121118. Bernard Nash Carver
(1889-1986) married Winifred Maud Playne
. . . . 1211181. Marjorie Faith Carver, married
name was King
. . . . 1211182. John Carver
. . 121119. Helen Faith Carver
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1212. Amelia Caroline Liptrap (10 Jan 1799-1857), according to her will written 30 Aug 1842, which was proved 17 Feb 1857, was commonly called Amelia Caroline Wilcox, spinster, daughter of John and Elizabeth Liptrap. It listed her son Robert Albemarle Liptrap, alias Wilcox, with a provision for him when he reached age 21, also naming her brother Samuel Davey Liptrap and her great-aunt Laura Ruth Liptrap (identity unknown). The 1841 Census of Portsea, Hampshire, lists Amelia Willcox, 38, and Laura Kyle, 9. The 1851 Census Portsea, lists Amelia Willcox, 50; son Robert, 9; and niece Laura Kyle, 19, and she was described as an "annuitant." Another record states that Amelia Wilcox died in Bermondsey, Southwark, London, in December 1857.
12121. Robert Albemarle Liptrap (1841-1885) was listed with his mother Amelia Liptrap alias Willcox in the Census of 1851. In 1861, he was listed as Robert Liptrap,19, a visitor in the house of Louisa Lankester in Bonchurch, Hampshire. He married first 1865 Mary (or May) Croucher (1843) at St Pancras Old Church, London; they lived at Greenwich, Kent, in 1871, and his profession listed as tramway car driver. He then married about 1875 Alice Brown (1853-1925) daughter of Henry Brown. In 1881, they lived at St Olave, Bermondsey, Southwark, London, where all three children were born. His occupation was listed at shopman (general manufacturing). Census records consistently state that he was born at Southsea, Hampshire. After his death, Alice married 10 Apr 1889 George Augustus Duke. and they were still in Bermondsley for the 1901 census.
. 121211. Alice Amelia Liptrap (1876) married 1901 Charles Ardley
. 121212. Robert Joseph Liptrap (1879-1951) married 1904 Amy Florence Smith
. 121213. Laura Florence Liptrap (1883-1978) married 1912 Walter G Davies
121212. Robert Joseph Liptrap (1879-1951) married 1904 Amy Florence Smith (1882-1972) His occupation in 1901 was a furrier. His two sons were baptized at St Olave, Bermondsey:
. 1212121. Robert George Liptrap (1905-1998) married 1930 Alice Rebecca Rose Bartholomew (1906-1992) married in St Lukes, West Norwood, London. Immigrated to Canada in 1929, and lived in Toronto, Ontario. He was a cost and quantity estimator in the construction industry. He had two sons, who live in Ontario.
. 1212122. Percy John "Jack" Liptrap (1908-1984) married 1934 Hilda Wright (1905-1983) lived in London. He had one child, Dorothy Liptrap (1937-1991) who married 1971 Peter Couzens and lived in London, no children.
1214. Samuel Davy Liptrap (21 Feb 1803-1877) married in 1836 Barbara Tinslay in Camberwell, Surrey. The census of 1841 shows him age 38, and Barbara 40, living with his mother Elizabeth, 76, in Bexley, Kent. In 1851, and 1861, they were living apart in Camberwell, with no children. The 1861 census states that he was "supported by friends." He apparently died in 1877 in St Olave, Southwark, London.
Sarah Liptrap Heath died in 1847 at Clifton, Glouchestershire
James Liptrap Hall (born about 1825) married in 1860, died in 1881 at
Westminster, London
William Liptrap D Colling (born about 1820) married in 1879, died in 1895 at
Plymouth, Devon
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