Benjamin H. Phipps

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Name Benjamin H. Phipps Born 1 Sep 1811 Grayson County, Virginia [1]
Gender Male Census 1850 Grayson County, Virginia Census 1860 Grayson County, Virginia Census 1870 Wilson Creek Township, Grayson County, Virginia Census 1880 Wilson Creek Township, Grayson County, Virginia Census 1900 Wilson, Grayson County, Virginia Died 10 Apr 1901 Grayson County, Virginia [1]
Buried B H Phipps Family Cemetery, Bridle Creek, Grayson County, Virginia [1]
Person ID I377 Robinson Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
Father Isaiah Phipps, b. Abt 1769, Orange County, North Carolina , d. 1 May 1857, Independence, Grayson County, Virginia
(Age 88 years)
Mother Sarah Ann Howell, b. Abt 1780, North Carolina , d. 1850, Independence, Grayson County, Virginia
(Age 70 years)
Family ID F88 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Eleanor Ann Long, b. 1 Apr 1811, Grayson County, Virginia , d. 26 Jun 1901, Grayson County, Virginia
(Age 90 years)
Children + 1. Elizabeth Phipps, b. 12 Mar 1840, Grayson County, Virginia , d. 1940, Grayson County, Virginia
(Age 99 years)
2. Mary Emaline Phipps, b. 2 Aug 1841, Virginia , d. Aft 1910 (Age 69 years)
3. Nancy Perlina Phipps, b. 12 Jan 1843, Grayson County, Virginia , d. 18 Feb 1920, Scottsville, Albemarle County, Virginia
(Age 77 years)
4. Creed Watson Phipps, b. 13 Aug 1844, Virginia , d. 18 Sep 1867 (Age 23 years)
5. William James Worth Phipps, b. 18 Jul 1848, Grayson County, Virginia , d. 1867 (Age 18 years)
6. Justine Phipps, b. 17 Oct 1849, Virginia , d. 24 Sep 1909 (Age 59 years)
+ 7. Noah Rush Phipps, b. 10 Jun 1852, Grayson County, Virginia , d. 11 Nov 1912, Wilson, Grayson County, Virginia
(Age 60 years)
Last Modified 14 Jan 2022 Family ID F164 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Note on Find a Grave by Victoria Taylor True.
From Guilford, came the ancestors of the present Phipps families that descended from the two brothers Benjamin Phipps of whom I have already written and Isaiah Phipps here in Grayson County, Va., and Ashe and Alleghany Counties, N.C.
Isaiah Phipps [1769-1847] came here, as a young man; stayed with his brother Ben Phipps until he took up land and married a Miss How. His home was established west of the Fields place. He was a great hunter of wild game. The writer was told he killed early one morning two turkey gobblers and a big buck before breakfast. Game of all kin was plentiful here in his day and for a long time afterwards. He reared a large family of boys and girls. All of his sons and daughters moved away from the old homestead but two sons, Benjamin [1811-1901] and David Phipps [1817-1907].
Benjamin Phipps [1811-1901] married Ainey Long [Anna Elina Long - "Eleanor" (1811-1901)]and was given the lower part of his father's homestead. He built his home in the woods; he cleared the land and became one of the best farmers of that day. Because of the numerous Bens in the Phipps family he was called "Preacher" Ben Phipps. Well did he carry out all of his life the title given him; he never preached in words, but lived the life which if many so-called preachers had emulated would have given them more influence for good, if they had walked and lived as did "Preacher" Ben. He had eight children; four girls and three sons lived to be grown. [1]
- Note on Find a Grave by Victoria Taylor True.
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Sources - [S3] Find a Grave.
- [S3] Find a Grave.