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Pipkin Pipkins - Genealogy. com Pipkin Pipkins By Patricia Hoffman March 18, 2013 at 03:14:10 Birth:Sep , 1832 Alabama, USA Death:Jul 18, 1904 Keatchie De Soto Parish Louisiana, USA Simon Pipkin Jr, son of Simon Pipkin and Gilly Pipkin, was born in Sep 1832 in Alabama, died on 18 Jul 1904 in Keachie, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, at age 71, and was buried in Keachie, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana Simon married Isabella Mason
Turnage deeds in Pitt County,N - Genealogy. com John Pipkin sells 200 acres to Titus Carr, taylor (Dobbs County) for 75 pounds Adjacent Phillip Pipkin, John Moye Former owner: Mellus Broom Witnesses: William Whitfield, Abraham Turnage, William Smith, Jesse Pipkin Book M page 101 date 2-18-1788 John Pipkin and Susannah Pipkin sells 105 acres to Titus Carr, taylor (Dobbs County) for 375pounds
Re: PIPKIN FAMILY SLAVES - Genealogy. com I wanted to share a story that I have heard ever since I was a little girl The story goes that there were Three Pipkin brothers that originally came to America, from Scottland When they arrived, one brother became involved with some dark dealings and he soon dissappeard The other two brothers, made they're way South, and became Plantation Owners
Lyndall-J-Mayes - User Trees - Genealogy. com SPECULATION - Though not all Stuckey-Pipkin family connections are currently understood it is evident that William Stuckey married Susan Pipkin, daughter of Lewis Pipkin and Pheraba Beasley Another of the Pipkin's daughters, Mahala Pipkin, married LEWIS N STUCKEY, whose parents are unknown
Isaac Pipkin House - Genealogy. com Isaac Pipkin House By Guy Potts February 02, 2002 at 06:38:29 In present day Gates County NC, on the land of the original land grant of our John Pipkin (d 1745 Chowan Co), the Isaac Pipkin house is for sale It was built for Isaac around 1760 upon his marriage It has been extensively renovated Here are some pictures of the renovation process It would make a great bed and breakfast or time