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Author of History and Religion. Books include: The Formation of Christendom (8 vols., 1865-1895); St Peter, his Name and Office (1852); The See of St Peter, the Rock of the Church (1850); Per Crucem ad Lucem (2 vols., 1879).
Educated at Eton and at Wadham College, Oxford. Matric 19 Nov 1828, aged 15, B.A. 1832, M.A. 1837
For further details see Internet for Biography: http://11.1911encyclopedia.org/A/AL/ALLIES_THOMAS_WILLIAM.htm
and http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/01323b.htmOr read his autobiography, A Life's Decision (1880); or a study by his daughter, Mary H. Allies, Thomas Allies, the Story of a Mind (London, 1906), which contains a full bibliography of his works.
1881 census: 82 Gloucester Place, London, Middlesex
Thomas W. ALLIES Head M Male 68 Somerset, England Proprietor And Author M A Oxon
Eliza H. ALLIES Wife M Female 59 Essex, England
Mary H. A. ALLIES Dau U Female 29 Warwick, England
Mary F. ALLIES Dau U Female 27 London, Middlesex, England
Isabella WICKS Servant U Female 22 Aldershot, Hampshire, England Parlourmaid Domestic
Margaret BODY Servant U Female 32 Ireland Cook Domestic
Eliza was the beautiful daughter of an Essex squire.
Rev. Thomas Allies, was a curate of Henbury, in Worcestireshire in 1813, and later became Rector of Wormington, some twelve miles from Cheltenham.
Educated at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, Matric. 14 Dec 1805, aged 20, B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812
Frances was the daughter of a Bristol Merchant. She died a week after the birth of her son Thomas William (Feb 1813)
Details from the Moravian Church Records: (Courtesy of Val Peacock)
BAPTISMS:
Frances Elizabeth, daur of Samuel & Dorothea Fripp, born at Somerset St., on Thursday 10 Mar 1791. Baptised Apr 10 1791 by Samuel Summerhill.
Witnesses: Samuel Fripp jun, father, Samuel Fripp, Martha Bowles, E. Fripp.
Rev. Thomas Allies, was a curate of Henbury, in Worcestireshire in 1813, and later became Rector of Wormington, some twelve miles from Cheltenham.
Educated at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, Matric. 14 Dec 1805, aged 20, B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812
Details from the Moravian Church Records: (Courtesy of Val Peacock)
BAPTISMS:
William, son of Mr Samuel Fripp, born June 30, 1761 at St Philips Plain, Bristol. Baptised July 5, 1761 by Br. Nyberg.
Probably married Martha Catley in Bristol, 1784 (see LDS)
12 Feb 1784 Marriage of Martha CATLEY wife to William FRIPP Saint George, Bristol GLSInfo received from Bristol Record Office - 20 Jan 2002 (from Beavan's lists of office holders in the city)
William Fripp, senior:
1798 - 1829 Member of Bristol Corporation
1798 - 1799 Sheriff
1806 - Mayor, (declined)
1811 - 1829 treasurer of the Infirmary
1812 - 1829 AldermanDied June 10 1829 aged 68
Items related to Herbert Evans. Found at: http://www.swansea.gov.uk/westglamorganarchives/index.cfm?articleid=8343
For interest paid to Mrs Mary Evans, sent by William Fripp in Bristol; 12 Apr. 1817
Attested copy Settlement by Lease and Release (lease missing) for the purpose of making provision for Mary Evans in case she survive her husband, dated 29 Nov. 1786; (i) Herbert Evans of late of Swansea, now of Eaglesbush, esq., only surviving son and heir-at-law of William Evans, late of Eaglesbush, deceased, who was nephew and devisee of Edward Evans, deceased; and Mary Evans wife of Herbert Evans, formerly Mary Hooper; (ii) Thomas Rutter, merchant, and William Fripp, soap boiler, both of Bristol; (iii) Thomas Hooper of Bristol, distiller; Lands called Eaglesbush (150a), Melin-y-cwm otherwise Eaglesbush Mill with a tucking mill, farms called Ty-dan-y-graig alias Tyn-y-neff [Ty'n-y-nef], Kefin-y-coed [Cefn-y-coed], Tyr-y-Cimla, Tir y sekir mawr and Tir y sekir bach, land at Cimla, farms in the parish of Llansamlet called Llanerch-claydir alias Burley Hill, farms in the parish of Llandeilo Talybont called Bolgoed, Pandy-bach, Skibbor bach and Ynis Loughor, houses in Neath and at Melincryddan and Tyle-garw in the parish of Llantwit-juxta-Neath, and a sum of £2000
Settlement dated 29 Nov. 1786; (i) William Hooper of Bristol, gent., with; (ii) Herbert Evans of Eaglesbush, esq. and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Hooper, spinster, eldest daughter of (i), to; (iii) Thomas Rutter, merchant and William Fripp, soap boiler, both of Bristol, and John Hooper of Bath, gent. and Thomas Hooper of Bristol, distiller; Sum of £2000, paid by (i) to (iii) in trust for (ii) [1 parchment]
Mortgage for £1825 dated 13 Feb. 1818; (i) John Hooper of Flemingston, gent., with; (ii) Herbert Evans of Eaglesbush, esq., with; (iii) Griffith Llewellyn of Baglan, gent., to; (iv) William Fripp of Bristol, esq.; Farm called Llanerch-claydir alias Burley Hill alias Kilvey Mont, in the parish of Llansamlet. - [1 file]
Copy Assignment of a term of 1000 years created by a mortgage, dated 13 Feb. 1818; (i) Catherine Riddle of Bristol, widow, William Fripp of Bristol, esq., alderman, the Rt. Worshipful John Haythorne esq., mayor of Bristol, executors of the will of Thomas Hooper late of Bristol, distiller, who was the surviving trustee of the term of 1000 years, with; (ii) Herbert Evans of Eaglesbush, esq. and Mary his wife, with; (iii) Griffith Llewellyn of Baglan, gent., to; (iv) William Fripp of Bristol, esq., and; (v) William Fripp the younger of Bristol, esq., trustee of (iv); Term of 1000 years in the Eaglesbush Estate, subsequent to a settlement dated 28 and 29 Nov. 1786 [see above, NAS RE 8/3] - [1 file]
Draft Assignment dated 19 Dec. 1827; (i) Herbert Evans of Eaglesbush, esq., to; (ii) Herbert Edward Evans of Eaglesbush, esq.; One seventh share in £3000 inherited from William Fripp, deceased, and £5250 new 4% annuities. - [1 file]
Deed of Arrangement dated 29 June 1830; (i) Herbert Evans of Chelsea, esq., ; (ii) Herbert Edward Evans of the Inner Temple, esq., and John Jackson Price of Swansea, gent.,; (iii) Nathaniel Jones of Neath, surgeon, David Jones of Colwinston parish, husbandman, Josiah Nisbett, John Cook of Ledbury, gent., Samuel Mousley of Worcester, husbandman,; (iv) William Fripp of Bristol, esq. and alderman, Daniel Fripp of Bristol, esq., Christopher George of Bristol, esq. and John Haythorne of Bristol, esq.; Share of (ii) in the estates of William Fripp, deceased. - [1 file]
Lease to vest possession dated 27 Aug. 1833; (i) William Fripp of Westbury-upon-Trym, esq., to; (ii) Herbert Edward Evans of Eaglesbush, esq.; Farm called Llanarth Claydir [Llanerch-claydir] alias Burley Hill alias Kilvey Mont in the parish of Llansamlet. - [1 parchment]
Birth: GRO
Edgar Innes Fripp - Pancras, Middlesex - Dec qtr - 1b 163Author and biographer of William Shakespeare. He occasionally gave lectures on British and Italian art.
Edgar and his wife are both in the same grave at Stratford-upon-Avon. Their son, Paul, is mentioned on the footstone, but it is not clear if he also shares the grave.
Edgar & Edith may have had a daughter, Rose Mary Fripp, born and died in Belfast, Ireland, Mar qtr 1892.
1871 Census: Terrace No.3 (near Horse Shoes Inn) Lancing, Sussex
Mary Fripp, Wife, Mar, 45, b. Camberwell, Surrey
Robert M. Fripp, Son, Un, 13, b. Camden Town, London
Edgar I. Fripp, Son, Un, 8, b. Camden Town, London
Frances D. Fripp, Daur, Un, 7, b. St. John's Wood, London
Thomas W. Fripp, Son, Un, 6, b. St. John's Wood, London
Mary Wallen (Wallers?), Serv, Wid, 40, Housekeeper, b. Wales
Mary Charles, Serv, Un, 15, Domestic Servant, b. Lancing, Sussex
Edgar & Edith may have had a daughter, Rose Mary Fripp, born and died in Belfast, Ireland, Mar qtr 1892.
1881 Census: 8 Upper Park Rd., Middlesex, London
Henry MORLEY Head M Male 58 Holborn, Middlesex, England Lld Prof Eng Literature Univ Coll Lond
Henry F. MORLEY Son U Male 25 St Pancras, Middlesex, England Scientic Persuits Mab Sc Demonstrator Practical Chemistry Univ Col Lond
Robert MORLEY Son U Male 23 St Pancras, Middlesex, England Artist Painter
Margaret MORLEY Daur U Female 21 Hampstead, Middlesex, England
Ellen HOWE Serv U Female 26 North Mimms, Hertford, England Cook
Mary Anne KING Serv U Female 19 Boxford, Suffolk, England Housemaid
Edith Caroline MORLEY Daur U Female 16 Hampstead, Middlesex, England Scholar
Ethel's obituary from: http://www.carlyleobserver.com
Ethel Beck was born on Sept. 20, 1910 to Harold and Gertie Fripp of Cannington Manor. She passed away peacefully at Deer View Lodge, Wawota on Monday, Dec. 16, 2002 at the age of 92 years. Ethel worked for several people in the area until 1930, when she married Thomas Beck on Nov. 10, 1930. They had two sons, Harold and Ronald.
Tom and Ethel had a long and happy life together. Hard work was never a problem. Ethel loved her garden, flowers and playing the piano and organ and her farm chores and animals. She was a member of All Saints Guild and also the Homemakers.
Tom served as church warden for 26 years. At 93 he still has a interest in the church. On Nov. 10, 2002 Tom and Ethel celebrated there 72nd anniversary at Deer View Lodge with cake, ice cream and music by Vince Waynert from Broadview. Tom resides at Coteau Place, Arcola. Survived by her loving husband, Tom; sons Harold and Ron; sister Florence and niece Alice and many friends.
Funeral service was held from Wawota United Church on Saturday, Dec. 21, 2002 with Rev. Michelle Moore and Rev. Marlene Haygarth officiating. Interment was in the Cannington Manor Cemetery. Urn Bearer was Walter Turton. The family considered all of Ethel’s friends and family in attendance as honorary pallbearers, including special friends: Donald Templeton, Wes and Heather Thomas, Mary Davis, Dorothy Davies and Jean Hindmarch.
G.R. Carscadden Funeral Chapels - Moosomin and Wawota were in care of arrangements.