Fayette County KyArchives Cemeteries.....Ellis-Shipp Family Cemetery - Complete Survey
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Margaret H. Kannensohn En4cer48@aol.com January 31, 2005, 5:15 pm

Abstracted By: Margaret H. Kannensohn

Winchester Pike @ corner of Combs Ferry Pike
Lexington KY

Last Name     First Name    Middle Name   Birth       Death       Comment
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Bryant        Elizabeth     Shipp Ellis               12/29/1833  age 69 w/o Capt. Wm. Ellis & w/o Jesse Bryant
Bryant        Jesse                                   11/22/1843  age 79
Coleman       Horace                                              reinterred in LexCem
Ellis         Johnson                                             Unmarked in 1923
Ellis         Louisa        J. Coleman                            w/o Hezekiah Ellis reinterred in LexCem?
Ellis         William                                 Abt. 1802   Capt. Unmarked in 1923
Prewitt       Mildred                     2/8/1791    8/21/1810   
Shipp         Dudley                      4/8/1788    10/13/1853  
Shipp         Lewis                       ?/18/1826   518/1837    s/o Dudley & Polly Shipp
Shipp         Mildred                     5/9/1824    6/12/1825   d/o Dudley & Polly Shipp
Shipp         Polly                       8/3/1795    3/31/1831   w/o Dudley Shipp
Thomson       Elizabeth     Bryant        3/10/1806   5/19/?      d/o Elizabeth Shipp & Jesse Bryant



Additional Comments:
Dudley Shipp was b. in KY, the s/o Richart Wiatt & Elizabeth Turner Shipp.  A 
veteran of the War of 1812 [see G. W. Ranck], he was married twice:  first to 
Polly Ellis (listed above) and second to Eliza Buckner.  Of the eight children 
born of his first marriage only one has been noted bur. in the family 
cemetery.  In November 1824, Shipp joined neighboring farmers to form a school 
for their children [Haley & Related Families:  An Excerpt.  Haley, Edward F.].

Shipp, his second wife, and his youngest son -- Thos. Jefferson Shipp -- were 
enumerated in the 1850 U.S. census.  He was a 62 y/o farmer; his wife was 50, 
and his son was 22.  His property was valued at $15,300.  For further 
information regarding this family group, see also Kentucky Ancestory.  Kentucky 
Historical Society, P. O. Box 1792, Frankfort KY 40602, vol. 25, no. 1, Summer, 
1989.

See Also Ellis Family Cemetery, a separate burying site.

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