Nipper - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Looking for Jack Nipper!!

titushunt1 — 2013-05-05 07:40:02Z

Hi, My grandfather was Jack Nipper and he lived in NC.

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

carlenenipper99 — 2013-01-09 14:41:31Z

Have a great year enjoy and although we just crossed each other in words it was so much help to me in your findings of history.Should you ever find something more please remember me and forward it. again we know that children keep us happy and busy. lol also there is web page about palmer that you might like. palmer comunity page go there......thanks carlene nipper

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

celina1 — 2013-01-09 02:00:45Z

My oldest just turned 21 this past Nov and my little one will be 8 in Feb. After I moved so much has changed. My little one certainly keeps me busy oh yes! Thank you for the kind thoughts!

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

celina1 — 2013-01-09 01:58:35Z

Carlene, my new e-mail is celinaj5000@gmail.com. I believe you have it, but wanted to make sure. Its always nice to hear from you!

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

carlenenipper99 — 2013-01-08 00:15:12Z

Thank you for the reply. have wondered what happened to you after you moved. guess your daughter has grown and keeps you busy. good way to start off the new year if you would find out new things about ambrose and his line pass it on. have a wonderful and happy new year. carlene

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

celina1 — 2013-01-07 23:10:50Z

Hello Carlene. Sadly I have not touched the Coffman research in some years now and my research still stands where it left off back in 2010. I have had some hard focus on my husbands side of the family that my immediate lines have been put on the back burner for a bit. I do know that one of these days I plan on getting back on track with the research on my family. Glad to know you are still there! :-)

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

carlenenipper99 — 2013-01-04 02:54:52Z

celina are you still researching the nipper clan?

Re: Nipper Family

carlenenipper99 — 2013-01-04 02:53:06Z

the nippers from washington county mo harmony township

Re: Amberg Nipper, Missouri

carlenenipper99 — 2012-07-31 23:18:22Z

celina what has happened to you and yours? The I think girl should be up in school maybe 13 . just send a note let me know all is good with you. carlene

william nipper 1854

grendav2001 — 2012-07-28 11:17:10Z

the marriage at holy trinity church, hartlepool, on 1 july, 1854.

william nipper, aged 22, and a carpenter.
son of robert nipper, a carpenter.
residing in hartlepool.

elizabeth dixon, aged 21, and a spinster.
daughter of james dixon, a brewer.
residing in hartlepool.

Re: Nippers from or living in Georgia

jj84gal — 2012-06-17 16:51:34Z

Meredith Taylor "M T" Nipper, 1847-1900, was my 3rd great grandfather, he married Mary Emily Williamson, 1852-1909. they lived in Worth, Irwin, and Dooley county. There childer were:
Mary A. Nipper, 1871 – ?
Ada Lee "Ila" Nipper, 1873 – 1945
Minnie Della Nipper, 1875 – 1946
Lanier Taylor Nipper, 1878 – 1958
Sarah Belle Nipper, 1879 – 1954
Ola Susan Nipper, 1880 – 1945
Sons Nipper, 1881 – 1881
Alfred Monroe Nipper, 1883 – 1950
Pleasant Nipper, 1884 – 1887
Henry Nipper, 1886 – 1941
Fannie Pearle Nipper, 1888 – 1965
Eula Nipper, 1891 – 1955
Mattie Lydia Nipper, 1893 – 1968

If anyone has anymore info, or corrections, that would be great.

Re: Nippers from or living in Georgia

ajedelen1 — 2012-06-14 16:47:01Z

My great grandfather was Absolum Nipper, born about 1847. He is list in the 1880 Census, with daughter Mary, living in Echols County.
Audrey

Re: NIPPER FAMILY OF NORTH CAROLINA

titushunt1 — 2012-05-28 06:04:21Z

Hi Wendy,

This is your cousin, Jacqueline. I'm on FB as Jacqueline Titus.

Two stories

russellnipper — 2012-04-18 04:01:58Z

There one story about a family killed by Indians in Tennessee around 1845.

There another story about a Nipper going down the Tennessee river on flat boat and never heard again.

Anybody has any facts on these two stories.

Re: NIPPER FAMILY OF NORTH CAROLINA

whomeyer — 2012-04-08 19:53:27Z

Hi! Jack Nipper was my great uncle; or in other words, Paul Nipper Jr. was my grandfather. Have you been able to find anything on Charles Wesley? He's my brick wall.
Thanks ~ Wendy Nipper Homeyer

Re: catherine lerimere/larimore- Grainger Tn.

carlenenipper99 — 2011-12-21 18:01:41Z

would you have any new information on ambrose nipper as to where he is buried? thanks

Ga Nippers

alantomberlin — 2011-12-03 20:33:01Z

My Nippers (Lanier Taylor Nipper) was from Ashburn (Turner Co.) Ga. Had a daughter named Beatrice. She is my grandmother. He is my ggrandfather. My name is Alan Taylor (Barfield) Tomberlin.

Re: Nippers from or living in Georgia

alantomberlin — 2011-11-15 01:20:55Z

My gg'father was Lanier Taylor Nipper. He was from Turner Co. Ga. I believe. His daughter ,my g'mother, was Beatrice. She is buried in Turner Co.,Ga. Would like any info on this family. All of them moved away from Turner Co.back in the 1930's.
Beatrice died 20 yrs before I was born in 1968. I am a Barfield by birth.

NIPPER David - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-06 22:54:10Z

NIPPER David - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Elizabeth Nipper?

MarySueFontenot — 2011-08-01 20:09:38Z

David, I just reread your post. Elizabeth Nipper was the mother of Geo. Rushin. She was from TN and married Stanley Silas Rushing from TN. Geo. married Matilda Tinker, they are Artie's parents. They also had Wesley Philip, b. 1881.Matilda died when Artie was 8 mos. old. Geo. married Martha Sims (Aunt Mat). they had one child, Dovie. I hope this helps. Aunt Sue

Re: Elizabeth Nipper?

MarySueFontenot — 2011-08-01 20:00:15Z

Hi, David, I and several others have been working on this for awhile. If you learn anything, let me know. I'll do the same. Your Aunt Sue

Re: Nippers from or living in Georgia

greyladydown — 2011-07-08 13:02:50Z

Joey :
I am inerested in matilda nipper born 1847. Married Polly Ann Burge

NIPPER Mr. Ova C. 1925-2011

Contribution — 2011-05-24 20:25:34Z

NIPPER, Ova C. 86, of Yellow Springs, Ohio (Greene County) passed away peacefully on Saturday, May 21, 2011 at Friends Care Center, yellow Springs, Ohio.

He was born on April 28, 1925, the son of the late George W. and Gustava Nipper.
Ova will always be remembered for his love of helping other people in every way he could.
He loved to work on cars and Ford tractors.
Ova was a mason for over 40 years and will always be remembered by his family whom he loved deeply.

Ova is preceded in death by his wife of over 60 years, Mazzie (Barker) Nipper; 1 brother and 3 sisters.
He is survived by sons and daughters-in-law, Dennis and Jane Nipper and Dan and Robyn Nipper; daughters and sons-in-law, Phyllis and Bob Yung and Kathey and Morris Williams; 6 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great grandchild.

Visitation will be held on Thursday, May 26, 2011 from 10a.m.-12p.m. with funeral service beginning at 12 p.m. at JACKSON LYTLE & LEWIS FUNERAL HOME- YELLOW SPRINGS. Burial to follow at Glen Forest Cemetery.
Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.jacksonlytle.com.

Elizabeth Nipper?

davidbenton61 — 2011-05-14 03:05:01Z

I am looking for information about the Nipper side of our family. I have heard all my life that I have Cherokee via my grandmother's line and I would like to verify that.
My Grandmother was Gussie Louise Benton (Stewart) who was daughter of Artie Stewart (abt. 1886)who was daughter of (and this is where I have hit a brick wall) Elizabeth Nipper and George Rushin (or rushen, rushing).

Apparently, Elizabeth Nipper was born in TN and is supposedly full blooded Cherokee.

I just cannot find any records of an Elizabeth Nipper marrying a George who together produced an Artie...

Can anyone else confirm or shed some more information on this?

Thanks!

Re: Nipper info

Lschoony45 — 2011-04-28 17:14:22Z

was your mother in the military and stationed in Oklahoma and France if so I was stationed with her. I would love to get in touch with her again.
I was Lorna Wendt and married Jim Schoonover and I believe your dad is Ray Yocum.
my tele
1-612-605-8573

Re: Nipper info

Lschoony45 — 2011-04-28 17:12:49Z

Re: herschel nipper

carlenenipper99 — 2011-03-04 03:31:58Z

I have found r.v. nipper death certicate but you probably have it. If not it is on missouri death 1910 to 1960 records. I have read it and his father was james nipper and he was in laclade county mo. But still have not been able to find ambrose. hope you have it but it is available. carlene nipper

Re: NIPPERS KIN TO OSCAR D NIPPER.BORN 1908.

russellnipper — 2010-12-15 13:39:48Z

I have seen those names before, I think they are from the pasagoula Ark. that not a big town. My tree is from the same town, we are proberly tied together some how, just dont know the link.

my tree goes from paragould to hamilton county ill, to roane county, Tn to North carolina.

Nipper/Koonce family

garywelch66 — 2010-11-08 06:20:37Z

Hello, I would be interested in exchanging information on anyone who has information abt. Lucy D. Nipper, Nee Burrows, mother of Harmon R. Nipper, amongst others. Lucy died in 1908 and is buried in Prague Cem. Prague, Lincoln Co. Oklahoma. My research interest is in the Koons/Koonce family. Lucy had a 2nd marriage to John S. Koonce. John's grandaughter, Katie L. Koonce married Harmon R. Nipper. Katie died young and is buried in Nowata Co. Oklahoma. Thanks, Gary

Re: king-nipper relations

carlenenipper99 — 2010-10-25 23:58:17Z

my husbands family was a king they had a ellen king married name gowers 1862-1937 also sisters susan emaline king graves, jane king. other sister vonie who married john robert martin. could any of this be your family? my husband father is a nipper .

Francis {Fanney} Nipper

rockerchick3111 — 2010-10-16 22:45:49Z

HELP!!!!! Francis aka Fanney Nipper married John W Staggs April 16 1877 in Wayne co. TN. census in 1880 says she was 18 and had 2 children Amandy J and Dora. Other children of John Staggs were also listed from a previous marriage.1900 census lists John as a widower but more children. Not sure if he remarried but Mary Avline born 1890 and was my g-grandmother. Her death cert. names Fanney Nipper as her mother. Any one out there have any info ??? I have hit a brick wall for weeks.

Re: NIPPERS KIN TO OSCAR D NIPPER.BORN 1908.

SLPALMER06 — 2010-10-09 23:34:01Z

Hello,
I am Harold Nippers daughter Sherry I'm sure you remember me I remember you anyways just wanted to say hello & see how you have been email me at slpalmer06@yahoo.com hope to hear from you god bless Sherry

A.J. Nipper of Dooly Co., Georgia?

cnmyHx — 2010-08-23 21:17:17Z

I would like to speak with any relatives of Henry and Teepie Hall Nipper of south Georgia. Teepie Hall Nipper was my g-aunt. I'm wandering if the attached picture is of A.J. Nipper.

Re: cardwell missouri nippers, my uncles and aunts!! cousins still there..

anthonyfarmer190 — 2010-06-06 04:29:56Z

Oscar and Lucille had 12 children:
Lillian Died 2001
Wille Died 1931
Floycen Died 1934
Jimmy Died 2001
Harold Died 2004
Charles Died 2009
Billy Alive
Linda Alive
Carolyn Alive
Peggy Alive
Lou Ann Died 2006
Baby Nipper born 1949 died 1950

Re: cardwell missouri nippers, my uncles and aunts!! cousins still there..

anthonyfarmer190 — 2010-06-06 04:21:02Z

My Aunt Lillian past away in Lakeland Florida a few years back. Mother, Linda, is alive and well in Lebanon Tennessee.

Re: Nippers

paana49 — 2010-05-02 21:36:42Z

I, too, am not good with these message boards, always afraid I've done something wrong, lol. Anyway, actually, this was my first husband's brother. My (ex)mother-in-law's maiden name is Payne. She was told she has a blood disorder, and her mother had bleeding problems.(Her maiden name was Swan) I know of no one else in the family that has it. My ex had two sisters with about 10 children between them, and none of them are affected that I know of. I have 3 sons and a daughter, all Nippers, and they are all clear also. I imagine it will pop up again down the line. My mother-in-law also had a brother who was not affected. Sorry your family has been so afflicted by it. It certainly is a devastating illness. Thanks for posting. Take care. Pat

Re: Nippers

yvonneac1 — 2010-05-02 21:02:00Z

Hi - just to say once again thanks for your information re your brother-in-law and for sending the message. I did get confused to whom the message was from - not used to the message board - so please excuse if I was not clear. Your brother-in-law may have kept his mother's name? My great grandmother was Sarah Ann Nippers and she had at least 2 sons who suffered from haemophilia. My mother was then the carrier and had 2 sons who suffered also. Now discovered that my sister also has it - although not as bad as my brothers and I am 94% ok - which is as far as can be tested so far. This changes with research. Thanks again - hope to hear from you in the future. Kindest regards Yvonne

Re: Nipper Family

ajedelen1 — 2010-05-02 01:11:20Z

I am searching for Absolem Nipper, born in 1847 in Georgia and his daughter Mary E. Nipper, born in 1867 in either Baker Co., Florida or Echols County, GA. If you have information please email me at ajedelen@verizon.net. Thanks.

Re: Nippers

yvonneac1 — 2010-05-01 22:45:40Z

Hi Thanks for that - yes they are my great grandparents - Sarah and David married in 1878- I checked once again yesterday and everything matches. They must have met in Abercarn. Frederick- my grandfather- had an elder brother - also called David who emigrated to Australia and died after an accident - I believe- so the family story goes - of excessive bleeding after chopping trees/or wood! As there were at least 2 members of the family who suffered from haemophilia then it looks as though Sarah was the carrier and there is a good chance that her father Joseph may have been a sufferer also. If I can assist you in any way with research- please do not hesitate to contact me. Where are you living? I live in swansea now but was born in Caerleon. Many, many thanks - you know how it is when you think that you are on the right road in family research but cannot tie up all of the ends. It is a shame that everyone were not alloted security numbers at birth and then we could trace via that number!!!Hope to contact again very soon kindest regards Yvonne

Re: Nippers

lmnippers — 2010-05-01 16:57:51Z

Hi Yvonne.
In my records Sarah Ann was born in Cardiff in 1858. Mother and father were Joseph Nippers (b. Sherston Wilts 1823) and Carolyn Rymell (b.Westport Wilts 1823). Grandparents were George Nippers (b.Foxley Wilts 1782) and Rachel Lewis (b.Sherston Wilts 1793).
In the 1800's George and Rachel's children came to Cardiff, Merthyr and Abercarn following the new work in coal, steel and tin. Previously most of the family had worked on farms around Malmebury in Wiltshire but come the industrial revolution they came to Wales and subsequently some went to Yorkshire.
Most of the family are now resident in Wales (Cardiff and Newport)and Yorkshire(Barnsley, Hemsworth and Pontefract)but there are outliers in Canada and Australia.

Re: Nippers

yvonneac1 — 2010-04-30 21:12:55Z

Hi thanks for prompt reply. Yes it is from the mother - as we were led to believe - my mother carried it to two of my brothers- one has died and the other is crippled in the leg from the blood disorder. My grandfather died also from this and it was carried to him and at least one other brother via their mother - ie Sarah Nippers i believe. This is how it normally works - female carries it and male inherit it- however a female cousin of mine should not have been a carrier and it was only when her son fell over in the school play yard that they found out that he also had inherited it - therefore it had gone sideways so to speak. Approx 10 years ago my sister and I were tested as we suffered from bleeding badly on tooth extraction and it was discovered that my sister is also a sufferer and luckily for me I'm 94% free. Hope that this has not bored you. As an aside - Richard Burton was also a suferer of a mild ford of haemophilia. Thanks again Yvonne

Re: Nippers

paana49 — 2010-04-30 06:12:47Z

Yvonne, How odd that you are looking for Nippers with hemophilia. My brother-in-law died from it in 1989. His name was Jack Edward Nipper. But since this disease comes through the female line, it would be from his mother's side and not the Nipper side. These Nippers are from Tennessee, and further, from Scotland.

Re: Nippers

yvonneac1 — 2010-04-29 22:37:44Z

Dear Lawrence - Sorry about delay - problem with finding the thread for awhile. I will write again soon with all that I HAVE but for now details are. My grandfather was born in 1881 in Abercarn South Wales - his father was David Williams who married a Sarah Ann Nippers. My grandfather's name was Frederick and one of his brothers- the eldest David emigrated to Australia and died from this bleeding disorder after an accident. My grandfather also died after a fall due to internal bleeding. If my research is correct Sarah was born approx 1859 and married in 1878- her fathers name may have been Joseph and her mother's Caroline. I have been trying to obtain records from the hospitals here who have treated my family and who once stated that they have the family tree but so far without any response. I will contact you further with anymore info- once again sory for the delay kindest regards Yvonne

Re: Williamson Nipper

genealogybuff11 — 2010-03-25 17:08:13Z

No, I don't have any information on Nancy Moore. Also, I don't know of any connection to Ambrose Nipper - only that I found his name on a tax record in Wilson Co. Ambrose isn't a family name, so I'm doubting there is a connection.

I went to Tenn. last summer and spent time in the Archives in Nashville as well as in Wilson Co. I didn't find anything to take me back to Williamson's parents. The records in that era are very few and don't give family information. According to Williamson's short biography - he was born in Virginia - went to Alabama with his father when 12-15 and then to Wilson Co. to marry twice and then to Illinois in 1829. I've not been able to find anything else except to verify his marriages and land ownership in Wilson Co. and his arrival in Illinois to prove the historical account.

Please keep me in mind if you find anything and I'll do likewise.

Re: Williamson Nipper

vickistark1773 — 2010-03-25 15:44:58Z

Do you have a dob on Nancy Moore or where she was buried? Are you saying that Ambrose Nipper was in Wilson county and was there a family connection to Williamson Nipper? Perhaps the Nippers in the 1850 census were of the Ambrose Nipper family. p.s. thank you for responding (:

Re: Williamson Nipper

genealogybuff11 — 2010-03-25 15:32:05Z

My Williamson Nipper was married in Wilson Co. in 1820 to Nancy Moore who died giving birth to twins - who also died, according to a published history in Illinois. I've found no reason to doubt that account. Williamson then married Hepsey Gibson in Wilson Co. in 1822. They had a daughter, Nancy Francis, who is my ancestor. Their oldest child was born in 1823 in TN, as were the next three including my Nancy. All children came to Illinois with their parents and I have accounted for them all in Illinois.

There was a Hudson Nipper buying and selling land in Wilson Co. in the 1820's and Williamson also bought and sold land there. I also found an Ambrose Nipper. I've found no further information on them or their families.

In the will of Richard Vaughn of Wilson Co.- 1822 - heirs mentioned are daughter Franky Nipper's children and Rhody Nipper's children. There was no further information.

I wish I could be of more help, but I don't believe my Williamson Nipper left any children or wives behind that could be connected to your Nippers.

Re: Williamson Nipper

vickistark1773 — 2010-03-25 04:30:59Z

I think this is the Williamson Nipper I have been running down. When he left Tn could he have left behind family in Wilson co. Tn that would be in the 1850 census? There were 2 Nipper families listed in that census and I am most interested in finding out more about them. I believe that my gggrand mother was Nancy M. Nipper and was one of the 2 Nancy Nippers' living in Wilson county Tn in 1850 spread out in 2 seperate households. My Nancy M Nipper and Nancy A Nipper and a child Mary Nipper moved to Dickson county Tn by the 1860 census and both were married shortly thereafter. One to Absolum Seales on July 14. 1853 the other to E C Cooley on April 20, 1855. What I don't know is what the relationship between the Nancy Nippers and young Mary was and what prompted the move to Dickson county Tn. Hoping you could shed light on this for me. Also mentioned in the wilson co tn 1850 census is a Mrs. Flanagan and wondering if you know who this might be. My ggrandfather was Daniel Webster Nipper son of Nancy A Nipper/Cooley. Does any of this info sound familiar to you? Can you help me at all even with a long shot at this point as I have hit a brick wall. Thank you in advance, Vicki

Re: Williamson Nipper

genealogybuff11 — 2010-03-16 20:41:13Z

My Williamson Nipper migrated to Illinois from Wilson Co. in the fall of 1829. He is in the Illinois 1830 census.

I haven't been able to confirm who his parents were. He first married a Nancy Moore in 1820 in Wilson Co., and she died during childbirth as did the children. He then married a Hepsey Gibson in Wilson Co. in 1822.

Be sure to write back if you have other questions. Sorry, that I couldn't help more.

Re: William & Rhoda Whited Nipper

tnwildcat001 — 2010-03-13 20:58:33Z

I know you don't know me. But I am related to you. I just recently started looking up my ancestors and just randomly typed in Euva Nipper and found your posting. She was my great grandmother. My mother is Sandra Tiller. She is Kathy's daughter. Kathy is one of the 12 children they had.

Re: Williamson Nipper

vickistark1773 — 2010-03-12 16:46:56Z

I am interested in any info you have regarding williamson nipper of wilson county tn. I think perhaps my nipper family somehow ties into this family. I am trying to connect the dots. I have a Nancy M Nipper, Nancy A Nipper, and a Mary Nipper that turns up in Dickson county tn in 1850. The 2 Nancy Nippers both married shortly thereafter. According to there dates of birth in the census they most likely are the Nancy Nippers and Mary Nipper of Wilson county 1840 census. If you could help I would be so appreciative and grateful. Thank you.