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2011 Slipp Family Reunion There was a remarkable three day gathering of the descendants of Leonard and Elizabeth Slipp in New Brunswick on August 20 to 22, 2011. The first day featured a riverboat cruise on the St. John River, imagining how differently the wilderness along these shores would have looked to our immigrant ancestors, [...] Leonard Slipp Candlesticks – Courtesy New Brunswick Museum Ref. 1950-97(1)-lo-res This Deed dated the 21st March 1820 is between Leonard Slip ( Grantor ) and James Slip ( Grantee ). It involves the upper or north half of lot 10 formerly granted to Jacob Powell and the lower or south half of lot 11 formerly granted to Ebeneezer Slocum. It also states that one room be [...] I have finally figured out my relationship to Leonard Slipp. He is my Great-great-great-great grandfather. Peter Slipp Father – Winston Slipp Grandfather – Lorne Slipp G grandfather – John Wesley Slipp GG Grandfather – Leonard G Slipp GGG Grandfather – Willian (Deacon) Slipp GGGG grandfather – Leonard Slipp The following Article was written by Jean Slipp Templeton for the book ” The Spirit of Sussex New Brunswick, Volume 1, [...] This is the hand written Last Will and Testament of Leonard Slip. It was written in 1833, the same year he died. click on pages to view larger [...] Reference NB Archives Fredericton P82-389 Early log drive, believed to be at the Duncan Slipp Farm in Hampstead, Queens County, the white house in the background being the Slipp Farm. Reference NB Archive P365/89 Home of Reid Slipp born 1833, grandson of Leonard Slipp. Picture dated 1905. Mrs George Bayard Slipp (Phoebe Eveline Van Wart) born 1878 is standing in front of the house.
Picture at the top is Reid Slipp’s home and picture below it is the same home at a [...]  Arthur R Slipp, UNB Class of 1888. Recipient of: Stanley Silver Medal 1889. Some time ago I came across information about a ancestor of note of Fredericton, New Brunswick, called Arthur Slipp, (not the current Mayor of Woodstock). I heard about this particular Arthur Slipp years ago; the first time it was a comment made due to the obvious connection with my surname; it was something about “a Slipp in Politics” in New Brunswick. The second time was while reading Maritime Radical, a book in which he and a business of his in the St. John River Valley were referenced. I did have a few Arthur Slipps in my genealogy files, but initially couldn’t find reference to their careers. I decided to seek out a bit more information on him through some Googling around on the web. Continue reading The Honourable Arthur Slipp ****WARNING: This Post is NOT for serious genealogists.***<<Reading it may be harmful to your (mental) health!!>> |
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