Immigrant 1749 or 1761

	Date	Location	Notes	Sources
Birth	before 1740	German Palatinate (Mannheim/Zweibrucken area)		^[5]
Marriage	by 1760		Ann Walkin	^[5]
Death	1781/2	Mecklenburg Co, NC		^[5]

Ancestry chart segment

 Generation 5          Generation 6       Generation 7
                                      +-- unknown
                                      |   
                  +-- Stephen Hipp----+
                  |   (<1740-1781/82) |          
 Valentine Hipp --+                   +-- unknown
 (1760-1838)      |                      
                  +-- Ann Walkin 
                      (????->1800)

^[5]

Children

(all children with Ann Walkin)

Name	Gender	Date of Birth	Birthplace	Spouse	Notes	Sources
Stephen Hipp Jr.	M	~1754			died 1826/8	^[5]
John Hipp	M	25 Dec 1759	Mecklenburg Co, NC	m. Jane Hicks 5 Apr 1783	died 8 Nov 1835	^[5]
Valentine Hipp	M	May 1760	Mecklenburg Co, NC	m. Margaret Allison, 1785	died 9 Nov 1838	^[5]
Andrew Hipp	M	1760-70	presume Mecklenburg Co, NC	Nancy Allison	died 16 Mar 1831 Newberry, SC	^[5]
George Hipp	M	1762	presume Mecklenburg Co, NC	Margaret unknown	died ~1825 Newberry, SC	^[5]
Joseph Hipp	M	1765	presume Mecklenburg Co, NC	Nancy Allison	died 23 July 1849 Cass Co, GA	^[5]
Jacob Hipp	M	~1770	Mecklenburg Co, NC	Frances unknown	died 7 Jan 1839 Newberry, SC	^[5]

Places of Residence

Location	Dates	Notes	Sources
Pallatinate, Germany	birth		^[5]
Pennsylvania	~1749		^[5]
Santee, SC	~ 1753	land grant received 1753	^[5]
Mecklenburg County, NC	~1761 - death		^[5]

Sources

Ref. Num.	Description	Image of original
1	1790 United States Federal Census, Mecklenburg Co, NC pg 6 lists family of Valentine Hipp: 1 male >16, 2 males <16, 1 female and the family of Stephen Hipp:2 males >16, 1 male <16, 3 females. These are are the only Hipp household listed for NC by Ancestry.com The Stephen Hipp listed is likely Stephen Hipp Jr.
2	1800 United States Federal Census, Newberry District, SC (township not stated), page 26. Census is not dated. Family headed by Ann Hip: 1 male >45, 3 females <10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 26-44, 1 female >44. Probably Ann Walkin Hipp living with a younger relative, probably Stephen Hipp Jr. and his family.>br> Also on the page are Andrew Hip and family, two George Hip families, Jacob Hip, John Hip and Joseph Hip. Thus all of the Hip sons except Valentine have moved to this area of South Carolina.
3	Valentine Hipp appears on the pension lists for NC in 1835 and in the summary of 1818-1872. The later lists his death date as 9 Nov 1837.
4	Will of Stephen Hipp dated 1782, Mecklenburg County lists the following bequests: wife Ann and son Andrew Hipp 100acres and furniture (to be sole property of Andrew on wife's death); son Stephen Hipp 5 shillings; sons John, George, Joseph and Jacob Hipp remainder of land, and to pay son Valentine Hipp 5 pounds each. friends and neighbors George Elliot and John Long exrs. 25 Aug 1781 Wit. Richard Barry Jurat., Archibald Gordon, Andrew Barry.January Courtt, 1782 Will Book C, Page 140, C.R. 065 801-18
5	Hipp Website "The Descendants of Stephen Hipp Sen'r" list Mary Hipp as daughter of Valentine Hipp (May 1760 - 9 Nov 1838) and Margaret Allison (b. 1760-1770, d. 29 May 1844). Valentine was the son of Stephen Hipp Sr. They were married 3 Apr 1783 in Mecklenburg Co., NC. Stephen Hipp Sr. was born before 1740 in the German Palatinate and died 1781 or 1782 in Mecklenburg Co. Donna J. Johnson "Ancestors: A Life, A History, A Tale "http://www.geocities.com/pawcreek.geo/hipp/fam00021.htm	Decendants of Stephen Hipp Sen'r of Mecklenburg County, NC
6	Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s Name: Stephen Hipp Year: 1761 Place: Charleston, South Carolina Source Publication Code: 3627.37 Primary Immigrant: Hipp, Stephen Annotation: Place and date of immigrants' or discharged military person's petition requesting reimbursements of passage, additional land, headrights, bounty, etc. from the South Carolina government or of letter expressing satisfaction with the voyage to America. Extr Source Bibliography: JONES, JACK MORELAND, and MARY BONDURANT WARREN. South Carolina Immigrants, 1760 to 1770. Danielsville, GA: Heritage Papers, 1988. 430p. Page: 13