Web Cards April 2016 - Person Sheet
NameJoan 
Birthabt 1525
DeathMay 1582, Breage,Con,Eng
Burial2 May 1582, Breage,Con,Eng
Spouses
Birthabt 1525, Breage,Con,Eng
DeathMay 1583, Breage,Con,Eng
Burial30 May 1583, Breage,Con,Eng
OccupationMiller
FatherWilliam RIPPER (~1500-)
MotherJoan (~1500-1561)
Marriageabt 1549, Breage, Cornwall, Eng.
Notes for William (Spouse 1)
Notes:
The Court Rolls dated 24th October 1586 have recorded the following.
William and Pascasius, sons of William Repper deceased, and John son of John Ripper surrendered their title to the grain mill called Ruthdower. The new lease was taken up by William Ripper, Pascasia his wife and Andrew their son. With the mill went the obligation to grind there by the tenants of the manor of Pengwedna and Prospidneck.
On the same date John and William Ripper surrendered the tenement in Cariohall which had been leased to them on 16th January 1577. The new lease was in the names of John Ripper, John Ripper his son and Constance Squire the daughter of Richard Squire.
The above details have been supplied by Mr H Douch, previous curator of the Royal Institution in Truro, Cornwall, having extracted this lease from the Arundell Papers.
In the Arundell Papers at the County Record Office in Cornwall, the tenants of the manor of Pengwedna are listed as at 28 March 1657. At that time the tenant was John Pascow (39) and his wife Grace (41), the third life was their son John (4). At that time Francis Sparnon was required to pay for a water course which "goeth unto his stamping mill, the cost one shilling". The William Ripper mentioned above had a son Harry (Henry) who had a son Benedict who had a daughter Grace in 1605.
The dates are a little misaligned but this Grace could be the same Grace as married John Pascow. The parish registers for the time of the Commonwealth are incomplete and have no evidence to support this, but it is an interesting theory which could be investigated, if the source material is still available.
William wrote a will which was proved but has since been lost, the loss has been confirmed by the County Record Office in Cornwall.
Spouse: Joan
Burial Date: 2 May 1582
Burial Place: Breage, Cornwall
Spouse Notes:
Penny Demetriou-Miners who has been researching the Ripper family as progenitors of her Strike family ancestors has recorded this person as Elizabeth. I have not been able to establish her source.
My source for this is largely from wills and transcribed IGI entries and original research in parish registers, but she may have something better to make this deduction.
Ken Ripper July 2000
The Court Rolls dated 24th October 1586 have recorded the following.
William and Pascasius, sons of William Repper deceased, and John son of John Ripper surrendered their title to the grain mill called Ruthdower. The new lease was taken up by William Ripper, Pascasia his wife and Andrew their son. With the mill went the obligation to grind there by the tenants of the manor of Pengwedna and Prospidneck.
On the same date John and William Ripper surrendered the tenement in Cariohall which had been leased to them on 16th January 1577. The new lease was in the names of John Ripper, John Ripper his son and Constance Squire the daughter of Richard Squire.
The above details have been supplied by Mr H Douch, previous curator of the Royal Institution in Truro, Cornwall, having extracted this lease from the Arundell Papers.
In the Arundell Papers at the County Record Office in Cornwall, the tenants of the manor of Pengwedna are listed as at 28 March 1657. At that time the tenant was John Pascow (39) and his wife Grace (41), the third life was their son John (4). At that time Francis Sparnon was required to pay for a water course which "goeth unto his stamping mill, the cost one shilling". The William Ripper mentioned above had a son Harry (Henry) who had a son Benedict who had a daughter Grace in 1605.
The dates are a little misaligned but this Grace could be the same Grace as married John Pascow. The parish registers for the time of the Commonwealth are incomplete and have no evidence to support this, but it is an interesting theory which could be investigated, if the source material is still available.
William wrote a will which was proved but has since been lost, the loss has been confirmed by the County Record Office in Cornwall.
Spouse: Joan
Burial Date: 2 May 1582
Burial Place: Breage, Cornwall
Spouse Notes:
Penny Demetriou-Miners who has been researching the Ripper family as progenitors of her Strike family ancestors has recorded this person as Elizabeth. I have not been able to establish her source.
My source for this is largely from wills and transcribed IGI entries and original research in parish registers, but she may have something better to make this deduction.
Ken Ripper July 2000