Warren Lippitt was born 23 September 1786 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island to Charles Lippitt (1754-1845) and Penelope Low (1758-1839) and died 22 January 1850 Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island of unspecified causes. He married Eliza Seamans (1790-1881) 7 July 1811 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island.
Biography
Warren Lippitt (1786-1850) became a mariner at the age of sixteen, and was made captain by the age of 22. He sailed until 1816, then went into a business partnership in Savannah, Georgia, dealing in groceries and cotton. He alternated his residences seasonally between Providence and Savannah.
Marriage and Family
Warren married Eliza Seamans in 1811. Their son, Henry (1818-1891), was heavily involved in the family textile business. Henry married Mary Ann Balch (1823-1889), daughter of Dr. Joseph Balch, in 1845.
Children
Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
Eliza Lippitt (1812-1856) | |||
Mary S Lippitt (1813-1815) | |||
George W Lippitt (1816-1891) | |||
Henry Frederick Lippitt (1818-1891) | 9 October 1818 Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island, United States | 5 January 1891 Rhode Island, United States | Mary Ann Balch (1823-1889) |
Charles Clinton Lippitt (1820-1823) | |||
Robert Lincoln Lippitt (1823-1858) | |||
Maria L Lippitt (1826-1911) | |||
Clara Cowling Lippitt (1828-1879) | |||
Helen S Lippitt (1830-1833) | |||
Josephine Lippitt (1832-1833) |
Siblings
Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
Julia Lippitt (1784-1867) | |||
Richard Lippitt (1785-1835) | |||
Warren Lippett (1786-1850) | 23 September 1786 Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | 22 January 1850 Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | Eliza Seamans (1790-1881) |
George Lippitt (1788-1813) | |||
Sarah Wickes Lippitt (1789-1847) | |||
Catherine Holden Lippitt (1791-1850) | |||
Ann Frances Lippitt (1793-1822) | |||
Charles Lippitt (1795-1856) | |||
Penelope Lippitt (1797-1869) | |||
Mary Ann Lippitt (1799-1799) | |||
Cornelia Augusta Lippitt (1801-1869) |
References
- Lippett Family - Rhode Island Historical Society.