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trying to do a family tree on the tippings families that were in the worminghall area of buckinghamshire at the start of the 1800s.
especially would love info of prior to this date. any info would be gratefully received.
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some names and dates of the people you do have would help you in your search.

William Tipping III Compact Disc #10 Pin #2036 Pedigree
Sex: M

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Event(s)
Birth: abt 1592

Bucks Co. England
Death: 2 Feb 1647/0
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Parents
Father: Sir George Tipping Disc #10 Pin #2040
Mother: Dorothy Durlace Disc #10 Pin #2041

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Marriage(s)
Spouse: Ursula Brett Disc #10 Pin #2037
Marriage: abt 1626
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Other Event(s)
Comment 1:
Queen's College (Oxford) 1614

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Personal Information
Occupation:
Vicar of Shabinton in 1640

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Submitter
Joseph HARRIS
1518 Reidville Road, Suite 2R, Spartanburg, SC, 29301-3837, United States of America
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1881
Thomas TIPPING Head M Male 35 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Ag Lab
Lucy TIPPING Wife M Female 32 Stoke Lyne, Oxford, England Ag Labs Wife
Walter TIPPING Son Male 13 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Plough Boy
Charles TIPPING Son Male 12 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Scholar
Albert TIPPING Son Male 10 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Scholar
Amy TIPPING Daur Female 8 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Scholar
Alice TIPPING Daur Female 5 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Scholar
Lucy TIPPING Daur Female 2 Worminghall, Buckingham, England


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Source Information:
Dwelling Worminghall
Census Place Worminghall, Buckingham, England
Family History Library Film 1341361
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1494 / 132
Page Number 8

Worminghall (including the hamlet of Thomley)
20 Jan 2003 ... These returns are in the Buckinghamshire Record Office and have been published by ... was bought by Edward Rudge esq. of the Tipping family, ...

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Tipping from worminghall - Lee-Anne Liankatawa 8/09/05 ... Tipping family of Bucks, Oxon UK - Peter J. Nelms 1/01/05 ...

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Parishes - Wheatfield | British History Online
The influence of the Tipping family probably accounts for the absence of Roman ..... 103, These included Ickford, Thomley, and Worminghall (Bucks.): ibid. ...

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Parishes - Worminghall | British History Online
5) As late as 1610 Sir George Tipping claimed certain lands in Bernwood Forest as part of his ..... (Bucks. Arch. and Archit. Soc.), iv, 78; Sheahan, loc. cit. ... The James family did not acquire any interest in Worminghall. ...

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Today the church, Park Farm, the old Rectory or Wheatfield House, as it is now called, and a few cottages are all that is left of the former village. It can never have been large and by the early 18th century it was no more than a hamlet— 'a pleasantly situated one' as Rawlinson noted. (fn. 5) William Burgess's estate map, drawn in 1700 for Sir Thomas Tipping, then lord of the manor, shows that there were eight houses in the village besides the manor-house. (fn. 6) Two farm houses of which one is now (1960) Lower Farm, lay in the fields to the north of the village and four lay in the south-east on the Adwell boundary. One of these last is at present Upper Farm and another lay close beside it. The old village lay along the road that runs past Wheatfield House and along a branch road to the manor-house, through the park where mounds still denote the sites of a few former buildings. In 1778 there were said to be two farmhouses and eight cottages. (fn. 7)
There is now no ancient manor-house, but something is known both of the 17th-century house and its late-18th-century successor. Since 1594 the Tippings had lived at Wheatfield and when Lady Dorothy Tipping died in 1637 the house is described in her inventory. It consisted of a great parlour, hall, great chamber, drawing-chamber, and five other principal chambers. These seem to have formed the front part of the house. In addition there was a beer cellar, buttery and wine cellar, and nine other chambers, and various offices such as the bakehouse and brewing kitchen. The principal living-rooms, judging from the valuation of the furniture in them—£40 in each case—were the great parlour, the drawing-chamber, and the second chamber. (fn. 8) In 1662 the Tippings returned fifteen hearths for this house; Burghers's map of the county depicts it and the arms of Tipping are given in the border. (fn. 9) William Burgess's map of Wheatfield manor in 1700 shows the house and flower garden lying directly to the west of the church. (fn. 10) The west front of the house, which was T-shaped, faced on to a 'new pond'; a square flower garden lay to the north and to the south were a bowling green, wilderness, warren, walks, &c. The whole covered 29 acres. (fn. 11) In the middle of this garden was the 'new fountain'; there was a new dovehouse to the south-west of the house, and beyond the garden to the north was a hop garden surrounded by a canal. On the map an avenue of trees runs north from the manor-house to Scholar's Bridge meadow on the Tetsworth boundary, but this seems to have been a project which was never carried out. There is no trace of any such avenue now, and the fact that on Burgess's map hedges cut across the avenues makes it probable that it was not then in existence.

From: 'Parishes: Wheatfield', A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 8: Lewknor and Pyrton hundreds (1964), pp. 263-273. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=63828 Date accessed: 27 January 2010.

There appears to be strong links between the NELMS and TIPPING families of Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire (Shabbington, Ickford, Great Milton). When Alfred Nelms (Baptised as Alfred Dingle at Great Milton on 7 Oct 1855) was married in Brisbane, Queensland his marriage certificate listed his parents as John Nelms and Emily Tipping.

When Cook Nelms married Mary North at Shabbington, Bucks on 26 April 1791, one of the witnesses was William Tipping. Mary Anne Nelms married Samuel Tipping at Ickford, Bucks on 28 Sep 1889. Samuel father was James Tipping of Ickford. When Doris Nelms married George Hopcroft at Ickford on 5 Sep 1925 there was a Tipping witness. Charlotte Nelms married Thomas Tipping at Shabbington on 23 Feb 1806.

Peter J. Nelms
Canberra, Australia
http://members.tripod.com/~Peter_Nelms/Family_History.html

History & Descriptions
Worminghall was described in 1806 in "Magna Britannia" as follows:

WORMENHALL, in the hundred of ashendon and deanery of Waddesdon, lies on the borders of Oxfordshire, about five miles north-west of Thame. It had formerly a market on Thursdays, granted in 1304, together with a fair on the festival of St. Peter and St. Paul, to John de Rivers, who it is probable was at that time lord of the manor: at a later period it was in the Ingletons, from whom it passed by a female heir to the Tyrells. In 1720 the manor of Wormenhall was bought by Edward Rudge esq. of the Tipping family, who had succeeded the Tyrrells in the year 1560: it is now the property of Edward Horne esq. of the Leasowes, having been purchased of the Rudges by his father, Samuel Horne esq. about the year 1772.

Sir Clement Cottrell Dormer has for several years given a deputation for the free warren of Wormenhall

In the parish church are some memorials of the family of King; John King, Bishop of London, and Henry King, Bishop of Chichester, a learned writer and a poet, were both of this family, and natives of Wormenhall. John King esq. son of the bishop of Chichester, founded an alms-house at this place in 1675, for four poor women and six poor single men, who receive eight shillings and four-pence each monthly, from the donation of the founder.

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Birth: Frederick Thomas Mott was born circa 1860 at Worminghall, Buckinghamshire . Marriage: He married Ann Sara Eliza Tipping, daughter of James Tipping, ... Birth: Ann Sara Eliza Tipping was born circa 1865 at Ickford, Buckinghamshire. ... If you think you may be related to any of the individuals or family lines ...

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Father: Frederick Thomas Mott (circa 1860 - )
Mother: Ann Sara Eliza Tipping (circa 1865 - )


Birth: Constance Annie Mott was born on 18 January 1900 at Caversham.
Marriage: She married Walter Ewart Masser FRCO, son of Bertrand George Masser and Alice Maud Masser, on 30 August 1930 at Caversham, Oxfordshire (now Berkshire).
Death: Constance Annie Mott died on 17 November 1985 at Reading, Berkshire, at age 85.

Father: Thomas Mott (circa 1820 - )


Birth: Frederick Thomas Mott was born circa 1860 at Worminghall, Buckinghamshire.
Marriage: He married Ann Sara Eliza Tipping, daughter of James Tipping, on 31 December 1889 at Ickford, Buckinghamshire.

Family: Ann Sara Eliza Tipping


Stanley Mott (c 1895 - )
Howard Victor Mott (c 1898 - 7 Jun 1917)
Constance Annie Mott+ (18 Jan 1900 - 17 Nov 1985)

PDF]Folklore in Buckinghamshire Churches
bust of Thomas Sparke, surrounded by his family, three churches and members of his congregations. .... Church in Buckinghamshire. The nine Tipping children are shown ..... 1584), Worminghall (I592) and Marsworth. (I606). ...

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Full text of "Buckinghamshire"
with Worminghall and Shabbington, forms a group of villages in the ...... In the chancel are two late brasses to members of the Tipping family (1632), ...

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1881

James TIPPING Head M Male 42 Ickford, Buckingham, England Agricultural Labourer
Jane TIPPING Wife M Female 38 Long Crendon, Buckingham, England
Samuel TIPPING Son U Male 12 Ickford, Buckingham, England Agricultural Labourer
Charles TIPPING Son Male 11 Ickford, Buckingham, England Agricultural Labourer
Joseph TIPPING Son Male 8 Ickford, Buckingham, England Scholar


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Source Information:
Dwelling Ickford Village Cottage
Census Place Ickford, Oxford, England
Family History Library Film 1341361
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1494 / 77
Page Number 11

SAMUELL TIPPING Pedigree
Male
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Event(s):
Birth: 08 SEP 1657

Christening: 06 OCT 1657 Hillesden, Buckingham, England
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Parents:
Father: SAMUEL TIPPING Family
Mother: SUANA
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Messages:
Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date.

ANNE TIPPING Pedigree
Female
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Event(s):
Birth:
Christening: 03 MAR 1632 Long Crendon, Buckingham, England
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Parents:
Father: SAMUELL TIPPING Family
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Messages:
Extracted birth or christening record for the locality listed in the record. The source records are usually arranged chronologically by the birth or christening date.

1881

Maria TIPPING Head U Female 58 Worminghall, Buckingham, England General Farm Servt (Dom)
George TIPPING Son U Male 18 Worminghall, Buckingham, England Ag Lab


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Source Information:
Dwelling Worminghall
Census Place Worminghall, Buckingham, England
Family History Library Film 1341361
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 1494 / 133
Page Number 9

George Tipping Pedigree
Male Family

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Marriages:
Spouse: Dorothy Durlace Family
Marriage: 1589 - Vicar of Shabington
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Messages:
Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. No additional information is available. Ancestral File may list the same family and the submitter.

George Tippings Compact Disc #32 Pin #3659 Pedigree
Sex: M

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Event(s)
Birth: 1592

Bucks Co, England
Death: 2 Feb 1647

Wheatfield, County Oxford, England

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Parents
Father: Thomas Tippings Disc #32 Pin #3661
Mother: Margaret Laton Disc #32 Pin #3662

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Marriage(s)
Spouse: Dorothy Burlance Disc #32 Pin #3660
Marriage:

George Tipping Compact Disc #146 Pin #3570665 Pedigree
Sex: M

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Event(s)
Birth: 7 Oct 1627

Shabington,,Buckinghamshire,England

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Parents
Father: William Tipping Disc #146 Pin #3568675
Mother: Ursula Brett Disc #146 Pin #3569342

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Submitter
Lynda FINCH
3201 St. Marys, Bakersfield, CA, 93305, United States of America