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Notes from Val Peacock suggest a birth date of 14 Apr 1756 at Shirehampton, Gloucester
Abodes: 1780's - 41 Prince’s Street, Bristol. (then at the southwest corner of Assembly Rooms Lane). 1789 - London
1796 - 12 Great George Street, Westminster, London
1817 - 36 St. Jame's Parade, Bath
1821 - Died at Maidenhead, Berks. at 80 yearsStarted 7 year apprenticeship with parents, as a seaman, on 22 March 1757. By 18 October 1766 Nicholas was Captain of the ship "Lloyd" which made several trips to Charleston, South Carolina, and surrounding areas. Could this be a link to Captain Fripp who was said to be given nearby Fripp Island by King Charles ii in 1680?
He wrote six journals of his voyages which he left to his grandsons George and Alfred Fripp. (see below for later details)
In 1782 he exhibited "A view of Redcliffe Church from the Sea Banks". He continued exhibiting at the Royal Academy and British Institution until 1815 featuring many scenes from South Carolina and the West Indies. He eventually exhibited over 600 paintings.
In 1804 he helped form the Royal Watercolour Society.
A portrait of him was exhibited at R.A. by his son Isaac in 1811 and a caricature of him is in A.E. Chalon's drawing of "Artists in the British Institution" (portfolio Nov.1884, p.219)
His will is PRO 11/1606/333
More notes:
From: http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/spec/britrecmf.htmTHE JOURNALS OF THE SHIP LLOYD, NICHOLAS POCOCK, MASTER, 1767-1772. East Ardsley, Yorkshire, Eng.: Micro Methods; n.d. 1 microfilm reel. (British records relating to America in microfilm).
Note: Notes at the beginning of the reel provide background information on Nicholas Pocock, Richard Champion (the ship's owner), the ship Lloyd, and the journals.
The journals provide information on the day-to-day operation of a Bristol merchant ship engaged in the colonial trade. The journals record several voyages from Bristol to Charleston, South Carolina, and back from 1767 through 1769. They also record round-trip voyages to Dominica during 1771-72. This information includes muster rolls, weather, and other sailing information. Each page is also illustrated with drawings of the Lloyd by Captain Pocock.
The LDS shows the following, which can't be correct:
Children of Edwin Allies and Anne Dalton
Jane Allies, abt 1768
Edwin Allies, abt 1804
Thomas Allies, abt 1804
Harvey Allies, abt 1805
Mary Jane Allies, abt 1806
The LDS shows the following, which can't be correct:
Children of Edwin Allies and Anne Dalton
Jane Allies, abt 1768
Edwin Allies, abt 1804
Thomas Allies, abt 1804
Harvey Allies, abt 1805
Mary Jane Allies, abt 1806
Wills and Admon Index: 24 August 1882 (effects under £745)
Will of Samuel Charles Fripp late of Clifton, Bristol; Architect, died 9 Feb 1882 at Avondale House, Clifton Down, Clifton. Proved at Bristol by Josiah Thomas of Bristol, surveyor, and Herbert Innes Fripp of 37 Great James Street, Bedford Row, Middlesex; gentleman, the son and sole executor.
Samuel charles Fripp designed St. Peter's Church in Bedminster, Bristol, Which was built 1841-43.From Royal Institute of British Architects Library Online Catalogue:
http://www.riba-library.com/oncat.html
http://195.171.22.10/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Tue+Sep+28+21:44:27+GMT+1999/0/49
FRIPP SAMUEL CHARLES Fripp, Samuel Charles, d. 1882 Biographical File available on request from the Enquiry Desk
of St James Sq.,Bristol,Gloucester
1881 Census:
Institution: "School Avondale House"
Census Place: Clifton, Gloucester, England
Source: FHL Film 1341598 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2483 Folio 101 Page 3
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
Marie YOUNG U 52 F Paris British Subject
Rel: Teacher
Occ: Teacher In School
Edith Innes FRIPP U 30 F Bristol Clifton
Rel: Partner
Occ: School Mistress
Edith Mary SKILLICOME U 18 F Cheltenham, Gloucester, England
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Louisa H. MASON U 18 F Edley, Gloucester, England
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Mary PAINE U 17 F Tiverton, Devon, England
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Alice K. ROSTRON U 16 F Perth, Australia
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Susanna C. HARDING U 15 F Knowle, Somerset, England
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Elizabeth SCOTT U 13 F Lichfield, Stafford, England
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Ellen Mary GARTON U 15 F Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Emily Maria HOWE U 15 F Mussoonie Bengal, India
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Janie B. BENNETT U 14 F Cork, Ireland
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
May Innes FRIPP U 11 F Bristol Clifton
Rel: Boarder
Occ: Scholar
Mary FITZPATRICK U 48 F Bristol Clifton
Rel: Serv
Occ: Cook
Jessie D. NORTHAM U 27 F Taunton, Somerset, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Parlour Maid
Mary CLARKE U 30 F Barnstaple, Devon, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: House Maid
Elizabeth G. JOYCE U 20 F London, London, Middlesex, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Kitchenmaid
Wills and Admon Index: 24 August 1882 (effects under £745)
Will of Samuel Charles Fripp late of Clifton, Bristol; Architect, died 9 Feb 1882 at Avondale House, Clifton Down, Clifton. Proved at Bristol by Josiah Thomas of Bristol, surveyor, and Herbert Innes Fripp of 37 Great James Street, Bedford Row, Middlesex; gentleman, the son and sole executor.
Samuel charles Fripp designed St. Peter's Church in Bedminster, Bristol, Which was built 1841-43.From Royal Institute of British Architects Library Online Catalogue:
http://www.riba-library.com/oncat.html
http://195.171.22.10/uhtbin/cgisirsi/Tue+Sep+28+21:44:27+GMT+1999/0/49
FRIPP SAMUEL CHARLES Fripp, Samuel Charles, d. 1882 Biographical File available on request from the Enquiry Desk
1881 - Scholar at Avondale School, Clifton, Gloucester.
See feature page here.
A leading watercolorist of the Bristol School, George was the grandson of another noted Bristol artist, Nicholas Pocock (1740-1821). Fripp began his career as a portrait painter, but by 1837, was exhibiting in London with the Society of Painters in Watercolors. He was elected an Associate of the society in 1841 and a full member four years later. Considered by his contemporaries as one of the most promising landscape watercolorists to emerge in the 1840s, Fripp painted a range of subjects from river scenery to rustic subjects to foreign views to views in Wales and the north of England. In 1874 the art critic for The Spectator wrote of him: "We have no greater landscape painter . . .possessed of many of the traditions of the best school of landscape that the world has seen . . . . Breadth, in the artistic sense, is one great characteristic of Mr. Fripp's painting . . ."
During the 1850s and 1860s Fripp began painting mountainous regions of North Wales and Scotland. He exhibited a number of views of Nant Ffrancon at the Watercolor Society in the early 1860s, where he was praised for "resolute suppression of immaterial facts and details -- suppression, not excision -- so that the spectator feels the presence of each variety of rock and heather.but is not by unrestrained expression of them distracted from the main idea and design of the picture. [The Spectator, 7 May 1864] Fripp's work may be seen in major public and private collections in Britain, America, and elsewhere.
Taught to paint by J.B. Pyne and S. Jackson, Fripp started his career as a portrait painter In Bristol, He produced landscapes following a visit to Italy 1834 and exhibited with the Old Society of Painters in Watercolour In 1837. Queen Victoria admired his work, and In 1864 he stayed at Balmoral to produce a series of local views tor the Queen.
1881 Census: 13 College Terrace, Hampstead, London, Middlesex, England
Source: FHL Film 1341037 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0169 Folio 97 Page 32
Marr Age Sex Birthplace
George FRIPP M 67 M Bristol, Gloucester, England
Rel: Head
Occ: Landscape Painter (Artist)
Mary FRIPP M 55 F Camberwell, Surrey, England
Rel: Wife
Alice FRIPP U 28 F St Pancras, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Concert Singer (Music)
Edgar I. FRIPP U 19 M Maidenhead Thicket, Berkshire, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Student University College
Frances D. FRIPP U 17 F Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Rel: Daur
Occ: Student Froebel College
Thomas W. FRIPP U 16 M Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Rel: Son
Occ: Scholar
Emily R. LITTLE U 30 F Havant, Hampshire, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Cook
Ellen HARWOOD U 22 F Paddington, Middlesex, England
Rel: Serv
Occ: Housemaid
According to T.I. Pocock, he also had sons; Percy (Chemist) & Robert. Plus daughters; Dora (married an architect at Swansea), and Mary (married Count Androntios, a Greek nobleman and artist). These are being checked out.
Alice was a concert singer in 1881 and was said to have died in Warsaw.
Papers available at: ST ANDREWS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, North Street, St Andrews, Fife. KY16 9TR.
Alice Fripp papers (MS DK 508.6F8). Diary and letters written in the Ukraine, 1886-7.Reference: msDK508.6F8 (ms5147) Location: 8/I/1 LoC5 Page 1
Diary and letters of A Fripp, 1886-7.
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Typescript, with minor manuscript amendments, of Mabel M Boase "Diary and Letters of Alice Fripp, Ukraine, 1886-7, with photographs and Sketches".After a brief introduction on Alice Fripp and on the family of the Count Jeddu de Federowicz, and his wife Julie [nee Pankratieff], who held estates at Klebanowka, in the Lemburg region of Galicia [Poland] and for whose two children A.F. acted as governess for a year, the typescript provides extended verbatim extracts from A.F.'s letters and diaries, concluding with letters from Julie de Federowicz informing George Arthur Fripp, father of A.F., of her death [letters dated at Klebanowka, 28 and 31 August 1887], a list of her personal effects, and a letter [dated at Klebanowka, 8 September 1887] to G.F. from her brother Edgar Fripp.
An original pencil drawing by Charles E Fripp [of Alice Fripp's bedroom at Klebanowka ?], with two reproductions of the same and an original pencil drawing also by C.E.F. [of the site of A.F.'s interment].9 photographs on boards: three, by Mayall and Co of New Bond St, London, of Alice Fripp; two by Fotografia Cabinetowa of Alice Fripp in peasant costume; four photographs by A Silkiewicz of Leopold Hotel d'Europe, Lemburg of Julie de Federowicz [2]; Jeddu de Federowicz [1] and their son Sacza [1].
Paper: 20.5x26cm
Held together with two brass paper fasteners.
i + 1-189 ff (verso blank)
Dated: 1945
We do indeed hold a typescript of excerpts from a diary and correspondence of Alice Fripp, edited by Mabel M. Boase. With this, there are 2 pencil sketches and 10 photographs. To copy all of this material for you would be possible, and would cost as follows: typescript: 190 pages @ 30p. per page = £57 Sketches - high-quality A3 xerox copies @£1 each = £2 Photographs: digital copies, on CD = £25 Post and Packing (assuming a UK address) £ 3.00 Sub-total £87 Plus VAT £15.23 Total £102.23
This could be Dora Fripp that married an architect in Swansea.
Free BMD:
Marriages Jun 1893
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Booker Joseph John Hampstead 1a 1281
Fripp Frances Dorothea Hampstead 1a 1281
Smith Sarah Ann Hampstead 1a 1281
Wills Herbert Winkler Hampstead 1a 1281
Ancestors found at: www.verralls.net
e-mail Karen Langridge: kaz@pleiades.demon.co.uk
Samuel is the earliest member of the Bristol branch of Fripps that we have any documented records lifestyle. Records of the Moravian church, in Bristol, show he was probably the wealthiest and most influential member of the congregation. He had a tallow chandler business (candle maker) and had several connections with the Quaker members of the Fry family in Bristol. The business was carried on by his descendants and is mentioned in the PIGOTS DIRECTORY for BRISTOL 1830 as FRIPP & Co. Soap & Candle Maker 47 Castle Street, Bristol. A photograph of a mirror advertising FRIPPS soap has been supplied by Linda Gorski and can be viewed here.
The Moravian church, also known as the Unity of the Brethren, was established in England 1738 and was recognised by an act of Parliament as "an ancient Episcopal Church." It is interesting to note that the early Fripp settlers in South Carolina donated large amounts of money to the Episcopal Church. The congregation at Bristol settled on the Avon River 26 January 1755. Further details of the Moravian church can be found here.
There are references to Samuel and his son, "Little Sammy", in diary entries by a labourer at the Moravian church in 1766 & 67. They were found by Val Peacock and can be read here.
From Family History Online
Samuel FRIPP Date of death 4 Feb 1794 Age 70
Notes – RefNum 20964 & 20965 Place Calne; St Mary County WILTS
A tree from Val Peacock suggests a date of death as 1826; and 3 marriages:
m1= Christopher Alsop
m2= xxx Hopkins
m3= Richard Wheeler
A tree from Val Peacock suggests a marriage to John Hopkins
The IGI mentions an Elizabeth Fripp married to Allen Wayte at Calne, Wiltshire 13 May 1794
A tree from Val Peacock suggests a birth year of 1755 and a marriage to George Bengough
Christened at Upper Maudlin Street Moravian, Bristol, Gloucester, England
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PIGOTS DIRECTORY for BRISTOL 1830
FRIPP & Co. Soap & Candle Maker 47 Castle Street, Bristol-----------------------------------------------------
1851 Census, Churchill, Somerset
38 (enum)
FRIPP Charles Spencer 28 Curate of Churchill Westbury on Trym
FRIPP Julia Middleton Sister 24 Westbury on Trym
FRIPP Edward Father Widow/er 64 Land Proprietor Bristol
SHORLAND Mary Servant 30 Churchill, Som
Found on Website: http://suse00.su.ehu.es/liburutegia/liburuak/abbadie/04/04509521.pdf
(translated from French)
(Travel impressions of Anton d’Abbadie’s 1835 Journal)
I have seen today (Sunday) 21 June, the house of Mr Edward Bowles Fripp named Burfield Lodge and that was the unique goal of my trip to Bristol.
1851 Census - Hutton, Somerset
FRIPP Fanny 35 Unmarried Gents Daughter Bristol
FRIPP Adeliade Ann Sister 20 Gents Daughter Westbury, Glos.
HARTNELL Prudence Servant Widow/er 32 Devon Bra------
JENKINS Mary Servant 21 Staton Drew
1851 Census - Horton, Somerset (visitor)
DRAYTON Philip Thomas 31 Minister - no church France B.S.
DRAYTON Annie Sloane Drayton 29 Devon Rockbeare
DRAYTON Edith Mary 6 Sussex Shoreham
DRAYTON Reginald Charles Lumley Drayton 5m Gloucester
BLANDFORD Martha Servant 22 Leckhampton
BURFORD Martha Servant 22 Nurse Maid Avening
MORRIS Ann 45 Cook Swindon
WOOD Richard Servant 21 Groom Avening
FRIPP Caroline Russell Visitor 26 Westbury
1851 Census, Churchill, Somerset
38 (enum)
FRIPP Charles Spencer 28 Curate of Churchill Westbury on Trym
FRIPP Julia Middleton Sister 24 Westbury on Trym
FRIPP Edward Father Widow/er 64 Land Proprietor Bristol
SHORLAND Mary Servant 30 Churchill, Som
Could be a different Edward