Elizabeth Rippingall

[PatLac]

Re Henry of Aylsham.

There are two deaths recorded:

Mr Henry Rippingale, 4 Feb 1714/15
Henry Rippingale 7 Jun 1717

The latter left a will.

According to this, Henry Rippingall the attorney died in 1714.

https://aylshamhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Vol2.11.pdf

[Ili1133]

Yes, I think the source is correct.

Henry Rippingall’s will (1717) mentions small bequests to brothers Bartholomew and Cyprian (when he reaches the age of 21) and sisters Hannah and Ellen (?)

The bulk of his estate (freehold and copyhold) is left to his friend Thomas Last of Aylsham.

[PatLac]

Yes, I think the source is correct.

Henry Rippingall’s will (1717) mentions small bequests to brothers Bartholomew and Cyprian (when he reaches the age of 21) and sisters Hannah and Ellen (?)

The bulk of his estate (freehold and copyhold) is left to his friend Thomas Last of Aylsham.

In the will, is his name Rippingall or Rippingale?

[Ili1133]

The will spells the name Rippingall

If Henry d 1717 is the son of Roger and Rachel, b1687 in Lyng, the names of the siblings all match.

The Aylsham record PatLac posted earlier suggests by using Senior and Junior that there was a family relationship, but not necessarily one of father and son (there’s one in my own family where they are uncle/nephew)

Was John the son of Henry senior or junior?

Who were Henry senior’s parents?

[PatLac]

I agree, and given that Eliz. Rippingall (jnr) is mentioned, I'm inclined to think that Henry Rippingall who married Elizabeth Havett was the junior.

[PatLac]

On the other hand this passage suggests that this Henry Rippingall was much older than the other one baptised in 1687 found by Vance.

https://aylshamhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Vol5.5.pdf