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Date Posted: Wed, Dec 04 2002, 6:35:57
Author: Bean
Subject: Re: More about the Fripps
In reply to: Robert Fripp 's message, "More about the Fripps" on Tue, Dec 03 2002, 21:57:22

Tom Olphert Fripp's parents were Tom Shelley Fripp and Elizabeth Louisa Olphert. This branch of Fripps are from Milton and Hordle in Hampshire. I haven't linked them to the Dorset or Bristol Fripps yet but maybe someone has found a connection.

I would be interested to see your line back to the Rev. Samuel Charles Fripp of Bristol. I am in touch with some of his descendants and have a vast amount of data to add to the Website about January 2003.

I also have info on Samuel's wife, Mary Anne Pocock's ancestry. She was the granddaughter of Mary Innes, whose line is now traced back to Berowald Flandrensis, who coincidently was born in Belgium. He was Granted the Lands of Innes by Malcolm IV of Scotland in December 1160. One of his descendants is now the 10th Duke of Roxburgh, who resides at Floors Castle, Scotland.

I have sent a separate e-mail.

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[> Re: More about the Fripps -- Sean Fripps, Sat, Dec 25 2004, 14:29:14

Hey how are you all going .I live here in ireland [south]
and just for the laugh i typed in [FRIPPS] when low and behold there it was ....,this web site with people asking about the FRIPPs name .I have most of the answers like we came originally from the BLACK FORESTregion in Germany.Then in to England and from there in to ireland .How the name got from here to Toronto i could not tell you but i have some ideas. well that is all 4 now bye

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[> [> Re: More about the Fripps -- Val Peacock, Mon, Jan 31 2005, 2:15:38

Hi Sean,
Greetings from the Fripp Families of Australia. We are very interested in the Fripps of Ireland plus your Black Forest, and would like more info.
The Fripp Families of Australia are well documented in our newly published book FRIPP & FRIPPERIE, the Fripp Families of Australia which includes 500+ years of ancestry in the UK. Details from Bean.

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[> [> [> Re: More about the Fripps -- David Clarke (CuriousDavid), Wed, Jan 02 2013, 11:28:02

Val, one lot of your g-g-g grandparents and my g-g-g-g grandparents are the same (Thomas Tilley and Patience Scott). I would like to get a copy of Charmaine's book on Thomas Fripp and Sarah Tilley. My grandmother was Louisa Madeline Tilley.

Regards, David Clarke

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[> [> [> [> Re: More about the Fripps -- val peacock, Sun, Jan 06 2013, 23:15:04

Information being sent. We researched the Tilleys twenty odd years ago, but the Fripp families are much more interesting and rewarding, so did not do any more regarding the Tilley family

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