Biography
Henry Phipps was born 23 July 1832 in North Richmond, New South Wales, Australia to Henry Phipps (1798-1875) and Elizabeth Ivory (1812-1866) and died 11 April 1898 Colo, New South Wales, Australia of paralysis. He married Margaret Cornwell (1836-1918) 27 February 1856 in St Peters church, Richmond, New South Wales, Australia.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Henrietta Phipps (1856-1861) | |||
| Amos Phipps (1858-1861) | |||
| Georgina Phipps (1860-1928) | |||
| Andrew Phipps (1862-1951) | 27 June 1862 Richmond, New South Wales, Australia | 2 August 1951 North Richmond, New South Wales, Australia | Emma Theresa Caterson (1860-1948) |
| Alvina Phipps (1864-1932) | 14 June 1864 Richmond, New South Wales, Australia | 2 January 1932 North Richmond, New South Wales, Australia | William Henry Gosper (1858-1925) |
| Alice Phipps (1866-1961) | 10 July 1866 Richmond, New South Wales, Australia | 24 February 1961 Lismore, New South Wales, Australia | Thomas Harvie Gosper (1864-1910) |
| Emily Ann Phipps (1868-1900) | |||
| Marion Phipps (1871-) | |||
| Henry Phipps (1873-1956) | |||
| Eliza Phipps (1875-1910) | |||
| Margaret Jane Phipps (1878-1926) | |||
Obituary
Last week the GAZETTE briefly chronicled the demise of Mr H. Phipps, of Upper Colo, a native of North Richmond, and a man who was respected by all who knew him. Born in 1832, he had lived all his long life in this district. He married
a Miss Cornwell, and went to live at the New Yard, Bulga Road, where he remained 36 years.
Then he purchased a farm at Upper Colo, at which place he lived until his demise occurred on April 10. The funeral was the longest ever seen in Colo, the undertaker being Mr Price, of Richmond, and the officiating clergyman, Rev. M. Gray, of Kurrajong. The cause of death was paralysis. Mr Phipps brought up a family of eleven daughters, all of whom are comfortably married, and two sons—and nearly the whole of them, we are informed, were able to see their father before he died. The deceased was regarded by all who knew him as a most upright man, and a kindly and charitable neighbour.
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