'NEWBOLD - GULDE - PIPP - INSKEEP' -- MD, DE, IN, ILUpdated July 14, 2007 |
Henry Cree Newbold 429 Woodcrest Lane Franklin, TN 37067 United States 615-591-3354 Fax: 615-591-3354 newbold@comcast.net |
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| Researching NEWBOLD // PIPP // GULDE // INSKEEP As of July 14 2007 [Rev 13, reflecting move to Tennessee]: My primary genealogy interest is the NEWBOLD surname. I descend from several Rushville, Indiana NEWBOLD ancestors, starting with Francis NEWBOLD, my ggg grandfather, who was born about 1780 in Sussex County Delaware. My line as descended from Francis NEWBOLD is: Robert Harris NEWBOLD; William Milton NEWBOLD; William Layton NEWBOLD; my father; me. My research focuses on NEWBOLDs in Delaware & Maryland, beginning in Accomack County VA about 1674 of "Thomas NEWBOLD, Merchant of London". He moved to Somerset County Maryland in 1678, and died there in Feb 1713. I descend from his youngest son Francis, probably a minor when his father died. Francis is taxed on a tract of land in 1727 called "Bashan", located in Sussex County DE approx 2 to 3 miles SE of present-day Bridgeville, and very near present-day Coverdale Crossroads. Francis died in 1777, leaving two sons, John and Thomas [Francis Jr predeceased his father]. My research has developed information on most of the descendants of Thomas NEWBOLD Sr, including NEWBOLDs who left MD in the 1760s and 1770s for NC [Onslow County] & others who left DE for KY in the very early 1800s, and then to MO by the 1840s [desc of David Newbold, only son of Francis Jr]. As far as I know, the last direct male desc of Thomas Sr in either MD or DE was James Newbold, who died in 1831, buried in Lewes DE with wife Hannah. With his death in 1831, all surviving male descendants of the first Thomas Newbold were in NC, KY, or IN to best of my knowledge. My father's mother's family is GULDE. I have connected my GULDE roots to Geislingen, Wuerttembuerg, Germany, to the early 1600s. My great-grandfather Eusebius Gulde immigrated from Geislingen at age 16 by himself on the SS Baltic, landing in NY City May 1874. He was in Jefferson County, IN by 1880. Eusebius lived mostly in Madison IN, but spent time also in Rushville IN -- a circumstance which my grandfather William used to meet & marry his daughter, Mary Ida Gulde in 1906. Eusebius died a very old man in 1954 at age 96. My PIPP lineage (maternal grandfather) originated in Echzell, Germany. My line: Henry V PIPP b. 1892 in Terre Haute IN; Conrad[2]PIPP b. 1857 Harrisburg PA; Conrad[1]PIPP b. 1830 in Echzell. Conrad PIPP arrived in Balt MD in June of 1848. He had migrated to Lancaster PA by 1853, and then to Harrisburg by 1860. I've discovered through research that my PIPP ancestors descend from the same PIPP family as the semi-famous baseball player from the 1920s, Wally PIPP. His grandfather, Heinrich, brother to Conrad[1] immigrated to MI just two years later in 1850. Finally, my mother's mother's maiden name, INSKEEP, is of interest. Most of the research for this particular INSKEEP line was documented in a 1975 book "Meet the Families Garwood and INSKEEP" by Ruth Inskeep. My research focus has been on particulars to my direct line. As well, I believe I was the first to document the existance of the English "progenitor" of this INSKEEP line, John INSKEEP of Fulford Staffordshire. I summarize this information, based on a trip to Staffordshire in Summer of 2001, in a posting to the INSKIP Forum @ Genealogy.com in September 2001. I am alway interested in exchanging information on any of these surnames. In particular, I'm interested whenever someone is able to exchange a copy of a photograph of one of my ancestors, or tombstones. I'm also focused on documenting the location of my ancestors properties, as best as possible. I've managed to do this to a reasonable degree for my NEWBOLD ancestors in Maryland and Delaware in the 17th and 18th centuries, thanks in large part to documentation published by the Keddies, Leslie and Neil, in their voluminous deed abtracts from the time, and the knowledge shared by Mr. John Lyon on Eastern Shore web sites, and in the DelMarVa List. |
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