Elizabeth Rippingall

[Vance Mead]

Henry Rippingall, son of Roger Rippingall, baptised 21 Aug 1687 at Lyng St Margaret, Norfolk.

https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/684830f186557454050a1217/henry-rippingall-baptism-norfolk-lyng-1687-08-21?locale=en

[PatLac]

Great find, Vance!

Petey, this document already linked above also mentions Ann Havett, sister of Elizabeth Rippingal (nee Havett), and their father John Havett.

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS62-7Q8L?view=fullText&keywords=Joseph%20Rogers&lang=en&groupId=

[coombs]

Looks likely the Elizabeth Rippingale born 1733 in Acle to John is the one who wed in Norwich in 1750 after all. Thus making her 17 when she married.

[PatLac]

Another mention of Hannah Lawes, Henry Rippingall and "his son" John, aged 10, on his death (1714).

Hannah had died 13 years before (1701), so Henry at the time of his death was married to Elizabeth Havett, and their son John (born 1704) was aged 10.

"Sometime in the late 17th./early 18th. century, Henry Rippingall,
attorney, inherited the property through his wife, Hannah Lawes. He was
churchwarden in 1692, 1696 and 1710. On his death, his son (or
grandson?) John, aged 10, was admitted to this property and the other
properties as listed above. Henry Rippingall built himself a Mansion
House on the site with a garden and a garden house behind."

https://aylshamhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Vol4.8.pdf

[Ili1133]

Henry’s birth in Lyng fits well with the inscription on the memorial in Wymondham Abbey. Henry presumably moved to Aylsham to exercise as an attorney, where his son John was born.

Anne Chambers (nee Rippingal) is described on the memorial as daughter and co-heiress of Rev John Rippingall of North Tuddenham, which is mid-Norfolk. Although John was Rector of Beighton at his death, the Rippingale family held lands in the manors around Lyng, including North Tuddenham.

[PatLac]

Another mention of Henry Rippingall and Peter Lawes, maybe Hannah's brother?

https://aylshamhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/Vol12.8-1.pdf

[Vance Mead]

A possible baptism for Henry's father Roger:
Roger Ripingale, birth 17 Mar 1656/57, baptism 07 Apr 1657, at Hoe St Andrew, son of *iprian? and Ellen

https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/6847aabe8655745405d95e5c/roger-ripingale-baptism-norfolk-hoe-1657-04-07?locale=en

Hoe is five miles from Lyng. The only name I can think of for *iprian? is Ciprian.

Edit: records for Ciprian.
Baptism 9 Jun 1637,  Cipprian, son of Roger Rippingall, at North Elmham St Mary
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/6845fd8986557454055a780d/cipprian-rippingall-baptism-norfolk-north-elmham-1637-06-09?locale=en

Baptism 9 Aug 1665, Cyprian son of Cyprian Rippinghall and Elenore, at Lyng St Margaret
https://www.freereg.org.uk/search_records/6848322186557454050a95de/cyprian-ripinghall-baptism-norfolk-lyng-1665-08-09?locale=en

[Ili1133]

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.

[PatLac]

According to this document there were two Henry Rippingale (snr and jnr), and Eliz. Rippingale (jnr), so it's possible that Henry Rippingale jnr was married to Elizabeth Havett.

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

Rippingall and Rippingale