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     Nathaniel Lippitt died "perhaps early."¹

     John Lippitt married Ann Green on 9 February 1665.¹ He died about 1670.¹

     Joseph Lippitt died "perhaps early."¹

     Rebecca Lippitt married first Joseph Howard on 2 February 1665.¹ She married second Francis Budlong on 19 March 1669.¹

     Joseph Howard married Rebecca Lippitt, daughter of John Lippitt and Martha (?), on 2 February 1665.¹

     Francis Budlong married Rebecca Lippitt, daughter of John Lippitt and Martha (?), on 19 March 1669.¹

     Ann Green married first John Lippitt, son of John Lippitt and Martha (?), on 9 February 1665.¹ She married second Edward Searle Jr. in 1672.¹
     Her name may have been Ann Grove.¹

     Rebecca Lippitt married her cousin John Lippitt, son of John Lippitt and Ann Green, before 14 December 1714.^1,2
     She and her husband John were named in the will of her uncle John Knowles, dated 14 December 1714 and proved 15 October 1716. They were left some meadow land north of Mashapoge Brook.² They were also named in the will of her mother Mary (Knowles) Lippitt, dated 6 March 1719 and proved 3 February 1720. They were left £20, and a debt of £32 she owed her mother was cancelled.³

     John Lippitt was born on 16 November 1665.¹ He married his cousin Rebecca Lippitt, daughter of Moses Lippitt and Mary Knowles, before 14 December 1714.^1,2
     He was admitted as a freeman in Rhode Island in 1696.¹ He and his wife Rebecca were named in the will of her uncle John Knowles, dated 14 December 1714 and proved 15 October 1716. They were left some meadow land north of Mashapoge Brook.² They were also named in the will of her mother Mary (Knowles) Lippitt, dated 6 March 1719 and proved 3 February 1720, and were left £20.³

     Moses Lippitt was born on 17 February 1668.¹

     Ann Phillis Whipple married Moses Lippitt, son of Moses Lippitt and Mary Knowles, on 20 November 1707.¹
     She was "a woman of herculean strength."¹

     Moses Lippitt was born on 17 January 1709.¹ He married Waite Rhodes, daughter of John Rhodes and Catherine Holden, on 26 April 1732.¹ He died on 8 August 1766 at age 57.¹
     He and his wife Waite lived on a farm on Connimicut Point in Warwick, Rhode Island.¹ They had the following known children: Catherine (b 19 December 1734), Moses (b 1736, d 1740), Waite (b 1738, d 1740), Joseph (b 28 June 1740, d 29 July 1758), Waite (b 10 April 1743), Moses (b 26 May 1745, d 14 June 1833), Abraham (b 26 October 1747), Mary (b 26 June 1749), Rebecca (b 11 August 1751).¹

     Jeremiah Lippitt was born on 27 January 1711.¹ He married Welthyan Greene, daughter of Richard Greene and Mary Carder, on 12 September 1734.¹ He died in 1776.¹
     He lived on his father's homestead in Warwick, Rhode Island.¹ He was admitted as a freeman of the colony of Rhode Island in 1733.¹ He served as town clerk in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island, for 33 years, deputy to the general assembly for 4 years, and assistant for 5 years.¹
     He and Welthyan had the following known children: Anne (b 15 November 1735, d 9 June 1816), Welthyan (b 1737, d 1739), Jeremiah (b 1739, d 28 July 1766), Thomas (b 1742, d 4 February 1764), Elizabeth (b 20 November 1744, d 1 July 1808), Welthyan (b 15 March 1746), William (b 9 March 1748), John (b 15 May 1750, d April 1797), Moses (b 16 December 1752, d 11 April 1833).¹

     Christopher Lippitt was born on 29 November 1712.¹ He married Catherine Holden, daughter of Anthony Holden and Phebe Rhodes, on 2 January 1736.¹ He died on 7 December 1764 at age 52.¹ He was buried in the family burial grounds on "Lippitt Hill" in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island.¹
     He moved from Warwick, Rhode Island, to "Lippitt Hill" in Cranston, Providence Co., Rhode Island, "where his father built for him a large house."¹ He and Catherine had the following known children: Anthony (b abt 1738, d 23 October 1751), Freelove, Mary, Christopher (b 28 October 1744, d 17 June 1824), Catherine, Warren (b abt 1748, d 30 November 1751), Phebe (b 6 December 1749, d 6 December 1751), Moses (b 10 September 1751, d 15 December 1844), Charles (b 2 March 1754, d 17 August 1845), Loudon (b 17 April 1756, d 18 August 1841), Waterman (b 2 May 1758), John (b 14 February 1763, d 19 July 1830).¹

     Joseph Lippitt was born on 4 September 1715.¹ He married Lucy Bowen, daughter of Thomas Bowen, on 19 February 1746.¹ He died on 17 May 1783 at age 67.¹
     He was probably a storekeeper in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹ He served as deputy to the general assembly for six years.¹ He and Lucy had the following known children: Ann Francis (b 30 March 1748, d 1 April 1827), Lucy (b 4 December 1749, d 16 April 1787), Joseph (b 27 September 1751, d 20 September 1776), Sarah (b 5 August 1753, d 13 June 1786), Mary (b 24 March 1756, d 1 October 1778), Thomas (b 15 May 1758, d 20 April 1836), Eliza (b 26 September 1760, d 12 August 1830).¹

     Ann Phillis Lippitt was born on 29 August 1717.¹ She married Abraham Francis, son of Abraham Francis, on 18 June 1736.¹ She died on 24 June 1774 at age 56.¹
     She and her husband Abraham lived in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹ They had no children.¹

     Freelove Lippitt was born on 31 March 1720.¹ She married Samuel Chace, son of John Chace and Anne Arnold, on 10 August 1743.¹
     She and Samuel had ten children.¹

     Mary Lippitt was born on 2 December 1723.¹ She married (?) Westrand.¹ She died on 13 December 1773 at age 50.¹
     She and her husband had no children.¹

     John Lippitt was born on 24 December 1731.¹ He married Bethiah Rice.¹ He died on 15 September 1811 at age 79.¹
     In 1772 John Lippitt, along with Capt. Benjamin Gorton and Capt. Thomas Greene, was appointed by the general assembly to run a lottery in order to raise $500 for construction of a wharf in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹ He and Bethiah had no children.¹

     Abraham Francis was born in 1711.¹ He married Ann Phillis Lippitt, daughter of Moses Lippitt and Ann Phillis Whipple, on 18 June 1736.¹ He died on 11 October 1764.¹
     He was supposedly "heir to most of the land on which Boston stood, but never obtained it."¹ He and his wife Ann lived in Warwick, Kent Co., Rhode Island.¹ He was admitted as a freeman there at the time of his marriage.¹ In 1755 he was appointed captain of the 4th. company, Rhode Island regiment, in the "Old French War."² They had no children.¹

     Samuel Chace was born on 30 July 1722.¹ He married Freelove Lippitt, daughter of Moses Lippitt and Ann Phillis Whipple, on 10 August 1743.¹
     He and Freelove had ten children.¹

     (?) Westrand married Mary Lippitt, daughter of Moses Lippitt and Ann Phillis Whipple.¹
     His surname also appears as West and Weston.¹ He and Mary had no children.¹

     Bethiah Rice was born about 1727.¹ She married John Lippitt, son of Moses Lippitt and Ann Phillis Whipple.¹ She died in April 1806.¹
     She and John had no children.¹