Van Riper-1915 Paterson N.J., city directory

Van Riper-1915 Paterson N.J., city directory

Alfred-beds 171 E 21st St.
Alfred J.-silk mfg.(Congdon Mill),Van Houten near Cross St.
home 585 E. 29th St.
Anna -beds 652 E. 26th St.(1)
Anthony B.-sec & treas, Frost & Van Riper Inc.,(308)152 Market St.
h 652 E. 26th St.(1)
Caroline-dressmaker-bds 394 E. 30th St.
Catherine-widow of Albert-h 567 E. 18th St.
Charles C.-beds 271 Hamilton Ave.
Charles K.-reporter-beds 652 E. 26th St.(1)
Charles W.-h 33 Hamburgh Ave.(2)
Cornelius -beds 147 Wayne Ave.
Daniel-porter-h 22 Jefferson St.
Donald K.-law student-beds 652 E. 26th St.(1)
Eleanor M.-widow of Henry-beds 336 Broaway
Eliza-widow of George-h 33 Hamburgh Ave.(2)
Emma-beds 652 E. 26th St.(1)
Frederick G.-(P.H. Van Riper & Son),73 Broadway-
beds 336 Ellison St.
George-clerk, E.R.R.-beds 20 Hamburgh Ave.(3)
George-motorman-h 55 N. 6th St.
George P.-pres. & treas. Van Riper Mfg. Co.,14 Van Houten St.-
h 143 Hamburgh Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 12 Madison Ter.
Harold-electrician-h 63 Holsman St.
Hattie-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.(5)
Isabelle-nurse-beds 735 E. 28th St.(4)
Jane E.-widow of Hartman-h 101 Ward St.
Jennie-beds 735 E. 28th St.(4)
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E. 28th St.(4)
John-molder-h 20 Hamburgh Ave.(3)
John S.-bds 20 Hamburgh Ave.(3)
Lawrence A.-real estate-h 101 Ward St.(6)
Lawrence A.,Jr.-clerk -beds 101 Ward St.(6)
Lucy-beds 735 E. 28th St.(4)
Marinus-lab-h 252 Dixon Ave.
Mary E.-widow of Adrian V.-h 394 E. 30th St.
Matilda-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.(5)
Mortimer L.-clerk-h 445 E. 29th St.
Paul-watchman-h 252 Dixon Ave.
Percy R.-clerk-h 229 Godwin St.
Philip H.-(Philip H. & Son)73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
P.H. & Son (Philip H. and Frederick G. Van Riper)-grocers-
73 Broadway
Sarah H.,Mrs.-h 38 West St.
Seely-real estate,527 E. 31st St.-h 527 E. 31st St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co. ,mill supplies,14 Van Houten Ave.
Walter I.-belting Mfg. ,14 Van Houten St.- h 728 Market St.
Walter R.-dentist,116 -Broadway-h 57 Prince St.
William B.-dentist, 176 Market St.-h 727 E. 27th St.
William P.-beds 735 E. 28th St.(4)
W. Porter-bookkeeper-beds 101 Ward St.(6)

( ) with corresponding number. Notice the Van Ripers that lived
in the same house. Probably related.
12/09/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1911 Paterson,N.J.,city directory

VAN RIPER-1911 Paterson,N.J.,city directory

Abram Z.-bds 617 Market St.
A.J & Co.-(Alfred J. Van Riper,David Lindsay and Coley A. Weed)
silk mfgs.(Cogdon Mill) Van Houten St. and Cross St.
Alfred-beds 287 Van Houten St.
Alfred J.-(A.J. Van Riper & Co.(Congdon Mills) ,Van Houten and
cross -home 585 E. 29th St.
Anna-h 163 Godwin St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper),202 Straight St.-h 652 E. 26th St.
Carrie-dressmaker-beds 617 Market St.
Catharine-widow of Alberth 567 E. 18th St.
Catharine-widow of Jasper,dressmaker,91 Marion St.-
home 91 Marion St.
Charles C.-(Reliable Building Co.),247 Franklin St.-h 271 Franklin St.
Charles K.-clerk-652 E. 26th St.
Charles W-saloon,459 Union Ave.-h 10 West St.
Charles W.-mach-beds 33 Hamburgh Ave.
Charlotte J.-widow of Richard-moved to Wortendyke-
(Midland Park,Bergen Co.,NJ)
Cornelius-painter-h 194 Jackson St.
Daniel-porter-h 22 Jefferson St.
Elixa-spinner-beds 192 Jackson St.
Eliza-widow of George -h 33 Hamburgh Ave.
Emma–beds 163 Godwin St.
Frederick G.-(P. H. Van Riper & son),73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
George-motorman-h 55 N.6th St.
George P.-pres. & treas. Van Riper Mfg. Co. ,14 Van Houten-
h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter h 12 Madison Ter.
Harriet-widow of Stephen-beds 18 Jay St.
Hattie-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.
Henry-electrician-h 27 Lane St.
Isabelle S.,Mrs.-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jane E.-beds 59 Jasper St.
Jennie-steno,Paterson Savings Institution-beds 735 E.28th St.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E. 28th St.
John-molder-h 20 Hamburgh St.
Lucy-beds 735 E. 28th St.
Marinus-lab-h 252 W. 26th St.
Marjorie G.-clerk, 210 Market St.-beds 59 Jasper St.
Mary E.-widow of Adrian V. H. -h 143 Hamilton Ave.
Matilda-widow of John-h88 Essex St.
Mortimer L.-clerk-h 72 N. 10th St.
Paul-watchman-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy R.-h 271 Godwin St.
Philip H.-(P.H. Van Riper & Son),73 Broadway
h 336 Ellison St.
P.H. & Son (Philip H. & Frederick G. Van Riper),grocers,
73 Broadway
Sarah H., Mrs.-h 160 River St.
Seely-mason-h 470 E 31st St.
Vincent-real estate N.Y.-bds 488 E. 29th St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,leather belting
Walter I.-h Market St. corner of E. 29th St.
Walter R.-dentist,Broadway-h 57 Prince
William B.-dentist,210 Main St.-h 727 E. 27th St.
William P.-foreman (614) 152 Market St.-bds 735 E.28th St.
( Harry Frost{Frost and Van Riper ,silk throwers }202 Staight St.-
h Wycoff,N.J.
12/08/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1910 Paterson ,N.J.,city directory

VAN RIPER-1910 Paterson ,N.J.,city directory

Abram Z.–bds 700 E. 28th St.
Alfred-bds 287 Van Houten St.
Alfred J.-silk Mnfg.(Congdon Mill Van Houten near Cross St.)
home 585 E. 29th St.
Anna-h 163 Godwin St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper ,202 Straight St.)
h 652 E. 26th St.
Carrie-dressmaker-bds 700 E. 28th St.
Catherine-widow of Albert-h 567 E. 18th St.
Catherine-widow of Jasper, dressmaker 91 Maion St.-
h 91 Marion St.
Charles C.- carpenter-bds 271 Hamilton Ave.
Charles W.-bartenter, 291 Main St.-h 4 Mulberry St.
Charles W.-mach.-bds 33 Hamburg Ave.
Charlotte J.-widow of Richard-bds 54 Prince St.
Cornelius-painter-h 194 Jackson St.
Daniel-driver-h 22 Jefferson St.
Edward F. -moved to Washington D.C.
Eliza-spinner-bds 194 Jackson St.
Eliza-widow of George-h 33 Hamburgh Ave.
Frederick G.-(P.H. Van Riper & Son,73 Broadway)-
bds 336 Ellison St.
George-clerk-h 55 N. 6th St.
George P.-pres. & treas. Van Riper Mnfg. Co. 14 Van Houten St.-
h 143 Hamilton Ter.
George S.-carpenter-h 12 Madison Ter.
Harriet-widow of Stephen-bds 18 Jay St.
Henry-electrican-bds 20 Hamburgh Ave.
Isabelle S., Mrs.-bds 23 Ryle Ave.
Jennie-steno.(407) 5 Colt St.-bds 735 E. 28th St.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E. 28th St.
John-molder-h 20 Hamburgh Ave.
John S.-bds 20 Hamburgh Ave.
Libbie,Mrs.-moved to New York City
Lucy-bds 735 E. 28th St.
Marinus-lab.-h 252 W. 26th St.
Marjorie G.-clerk,210 Market St.-bds 373 Totowa Ave.
Mary E.-widow of Adrian V. H. -h 700 E. 28th St.
Matilda-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.
Mortimer L.-clerk-bds 271 Godwin St.
Paul-watchman-h 252 W 26th St.
Percy R.h 371 Godwin St.
Philip H.-(P.H. Van Riper & Son,73 Broadway)
h 336 Ellison St.
Sarah H.,Mrs.-h 41 River St.
Seely-mason-h 464 E. 31st ST.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,mill supplies,14 Van Houten St.
Van Riper P.H. & Son (Philip H. and Frederick G Van Riper),
grocers 73 Broadway
Vincent-real estate N.Y.-bds 628 E. 27th St.
Walter I.-h Market St. corner of E. 27th St.
Walter R.-dentist 116 Broadway-h 57 Prince St.
William B.-dentist 210 Main St.-h 727 E. 27th St.
William P.-foreman (614) 152 Market St.-bds 735 E. 28th St.

12/07/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1909-10 Jersey City, Hudson County

VAN RIPER-1909-10 Jersey City, Hudson County, NJ(formally Bergen City,Bergen
County)

VAN REIPEN
Cath-widow of Garret-h553 Summit Ave.
Demarest-clerk-home 28 Laidlaw Ave.
Harry-clerk- h 28 Laidlaw Ave.
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VAN RIPEN
Albert-police-h 430 Summit Ave.
John E.-clerk-h 583 Bramhall Ave.
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VAN RIPER
Edward A.-stationer 64 Harrison Ave.-h 87 Clinton Pl.
Harry-clerk-h 40 Roosevelt Ave.
John W. T. -h 142 Erie St.
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VAN REYPER
Howard-clerk-h 76 Storm Ave.
Richard-clerk-h 76 Storm Ave.
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VAN RYPER
William-bookkeeper-h 244 Virginia Ave.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1906,1910-and 1915 city directories Passaic,Passaic County,NJ

VAN RIPER-1906,1910-and 1915 city directories Passaic,Passaic County,NJ

1906
A. Ward-physician-home 171 Lafayette Ave.
Cornelius-physician-h 171 Lafayette Ave.
Edward-salesman-h 216 President St.
John-clerk-h 136 Quincy St.
John S.-h 44 Meade Ave.
John T.-lawyer 185 Main Ave.-h 117 Lafayette Ave.
Nelson-foreman-h 102 Richards St.
Peter-h 216 President St.
Samuel V.-carpenter-h 136 Quincy St.
William -h 216 President St.
Van Riper & Company ,Inc.,druggists, 205 Main Ave.
————-
Van Ripp-h 510 Harrison St.
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1910
A. Nelson-foreman-home 102 Richard St.
A. Ward-physician,207 Main Ave.-h 171 Lafayette Ave.
hours till 9a.m., 1 to 2:30 and 7 to 8 p.m.
Amelia-widow of Peter-h 56 Howe Ave.
Cornelia Z.-h 171 Lafayette Ave.
Cornelius-physician,207 Main Ave.-h 171 Lafayette Ave.
hours 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Edwin F. -clerk- h 56 Howe St.
Frederick-clerk-h 161 Maple St.
Jacob W.-soap(Clifton)-h 256 Highland Ave.
John S.-silk, (NY)-h 126 Pennington Ave.
John T.-lawyer,169 Main Ave.-h 117 Laffayette Ave.
May F.-(Miedendrop & Van Riper)-h 256 Highland Ave.
Van Riper C. Inc., druggists,205 Main Ave., Cornelius Van Riper
pres; A. Ward Van Riper, v-pres.; John T. Van Riper
sec. and tres.
Miedendrop & Van Riper,(Anna Miedendrop & May F. Van Riper)
milliners-Montauk Bld.
Anna Miedendrop -h Paterson ,NJ
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1915
A. Nelson-foreman- 102 Richard St.
A. Ward -physician,207 Main Ave.-home 171 Lafayette Ave,
hours 1 to 2:30 and 7 to 8 pm.
Cornelius-physician-207 Main Ave.-h 171 Laffayette Ave.
hours 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Edwin F.-clerk-h 68 Linden St.
Jacob W.-soap (Clifton)-h 256 Highland Ave.
John E.-shipping-102 Richard St.
John S.-silk (NY)-h 126 Pennington Ave.
John T.-lawyer,172 Passaic St.-h 117 Lafayette Ave.
Leonie-teacher–h 104 Howe Ave.
Robert-laborer-h 95 Ann St.
Van Riper & Co. Inc.,druggists,205 Main Ave.,tel 2580

 

 

VAN RIPER-1905 Paterson,NJ city directory

VAN RIPER-1905 Paterson,NJ city directory

Abram Z.-home 293 Hamilton Ave.
Adrian-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Alfred-h 293 Main St.
Alfred-hostler-h 24 16th Ave.
Alfred J.-silk mnfg. Van Houten near Cross St.
h 585 E. 29th St.
Andrew -painter-h 119 3rd Ave.
Anna-h 163 Godwin St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper, Straight St. & Ellison St.
Silk Throwers)-h 652 E. 26th St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h585 E. 29th St.
Catharine-dressmaker-h 91 Marion St.
Charles C.- carpenter-h 70 16th Ave.
Charles W.-machinist-h 56 Matlock St.
Cornelius-h 359 Straight St.
Daniel-mess-h 22 Jefferson St.
Edward F.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
Eliza-widow of George-h 56 Matlock St.
Fred G. -clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George-clerk-h 55 N. 6th St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mnfg. Co., 13-14 Van Houten St.)
h 143 Hamilton St.
George S,-carpenter-h 12 Madison Ter.
Harvey A.-clerk-h 458 River St.
Isabel-widow of Jacob-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 91 Marion St.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E. 28th St.
John-molder-h 37 Matlock St.
John G.-h 214 Park Ave.
Marinus-lab-h 252 W. 26th St.
Mary-h 71 Paterson Ave.
Mortimer-machinist-h 776 Madison Ave.
Paul-watchman -h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy R.-h 316 Godwin St.
Philip H.- grocer 73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George I.-h 19 High St.
Sarah H.-boarders-43 Broadway
Sela-carpenter-h 735 E. 28th St.
Walter-dental asst.,88 Broadway-h ?
Walter-salesman-h 143 Hamilton St.
William B.-dentist-h 293 Hamilton St.
William P.-carpenter-h 735 E. 28th St.

11/29/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1904 Paterson city directory,Passaic Co., NJ

VAN RIPER-1904 Paterson city directory,Passaic Co., NJ

Adrian-home 293 Hamilton Ave.
Abram X.-bookkeeper-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Alfred-cook-h 10 Ramapo Ave.
Alfred J.-silk Mfr. Van Houten St. near Cross St.-h 585 E. 29th. St.
Anthony B.(Frost and Van Riper),652 E. 26th St.
Arthur -salesman-h 71 Paterson Ave.
Bethamy T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 585 E. 29th St.
Carrie-dressmaker-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Catherine-dressmaker-h 91 Marion St.
Chas-clerk-h 56 Matlock St.
Chas C. carpenter-h 70 i6th Ave.
Cornelius -painter-h 359 Straight St.
Daniel-messenger-h 22 Jefferson St.
Edward F.-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
Elizabeth-widow of M. B. -h 24 Pearl St.
Elizabeth -washing- h 56 Matlock St.
Frederick G.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George G.-planer-h 214 Park Ave.
George P.-pres. Van Riper Mfr. Co.-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.- carpenter-h 12 Madison Ter.
Jasper-carpenter-h 91 Marion St.
Jesse-h 735 E. 28th St.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E. 28th St.
John-lab-h 288 Essex St.
John -molder-h 37 Matlock St.
Marinus-lab.-h 252 W. 26th St.
Marion B.-h 214 17th St.
Mary E.-widow of Daniel-h 458 River St.
Paul-watchman-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy R.-driver-h 316 Godwin St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George A.-h 19 High St.
Sarah H.-rooms-h 43 Broadway
Seely-clerk-h 735 E. 28th St.
Van Riper Mfr. Co.,leather belting,14 Van Houten St.
Vincent-clerk-h 214 17th Ave.
Walter-dentist-h 88 Broadway
Wm B.-dentist-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Wm P.-foreman-h 735 E. 28th St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1902 Paterson City Directory

VAN RIPER-1902 Paterson City Directory

Abram Z.-bookkeeper-home293 Hamilton Ave.
Adrian-baker,244 Graham Ave.-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Albert-hostler (cares for horses,stableman,or railway engines)-
h 19 Prince St.
Alfred J.-silk-h 585 E. 29th St.
Allen-h 32 Branch St.
Annie-h 43 Prince St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper)-h 652 E. 26th St.
Brthany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 585 E. 29th St.
Catherine -dressmaker-h 493 Totowa Ave.
Catherine-widow of Abraham-h 51 Hamilton Ave.
Cecil-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Charles-ironer-h 56 Matlock St.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 227 Tyler St.
Cornelius-painter-h 359 Straight St.
Edward F.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
Eliza-widow of George-h 56 Matlock St.
Fannie-dressmaker-h 717 E. 27th St.
Frederick G.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mnfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 12 Madison Ter.
Hattie H.-boarding-h 23 Broadway
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
Isabel S.-widow of Jacob H.-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-h 12 Madison Ter.
Jasper-carpenter-h 493 Totowa Ave.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E. 28th St.
John-molder-h 37 Matlock St.
Lillie-h 88 Essex St.
Mary-widow of Cornelius-h 53 Holsman St.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 297 Ellison St.
Mary E.-widow of Daniel-h 458 River St.
Paul -labrorer- h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy J. -driver-h 94 Broadway
Philip H.-grocer,73 Boadway-h 336 Hamilton Ave.
Rebecca-widow of George I.-h 19 High St.
Van Riper Mnfg. Co. ,leather belting,14 Van Houten St.
William B.-dentist-293 Hamilton Ave.
William L.-stage carpenter-h 51 Hamilton Ave.
William P.-mason-h 735 e. 28th St.

12/06/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1901-Paterson,NJ, city directory.

VAN RIPER-1901-Paterson,NJ, city directory.

Abram C.-bookkeeper-home 293 Hamilton Ave.
Adrian-baker-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Alfred-h 293 Main St.
Alfred J.-silk-h 627 E. 24th St.
Allen-gardener-h 47 5th Ave.
Anthony- B.-(Frost & Van Riper)h 652 E 26th St.
Arthur-agent-h 56 Jersey St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 627 E. 24th ST.
Catherine-dressmaker-h 493 Totowa Ave.
Catherine-widow of Abraham-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
Charles-machinist-h 38 Cliff St.
Charles R.-carpenter-h 227 Tyler St.
Cornelius- painter-h359 Straight St.
Daniel-driver-h 22 Jefferson St.
Edward F.-Salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
Elizabeth-h 38 Cliff St.
Frances-dressmaker-h 717 E. 27th St.
Frank-clerk-h 148 Water St.
Frederick G.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George I.-(Van Riper Mnfg. Co.)h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S. -carpenter-h 473 E 26th St.
Harvey A.-student-h 458 River Rd.
Hattie-boarding-43 Broadway
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-h 473 E 26th St.
Jasper-carpenter-h 735 E 28th St.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E 28th St.
John-molder-h 39 Matlok St.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
Lawrence A.-salesman-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Lillie-h 88 Essex St.
Mary-dressmaker-h 53 Hollsman St.
Mary E.-widow of Daniel S.-h 458 River St.
Paul-watchman-h 252 W 26th St.
Percy J.-driver-h 16 Lake St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George I.-h 19 High St.
Van Riper Mnfg. Co.-leather belting 14 Van Houten St.
W.-baker 244 Graham Ave.-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
William B.-dentist-h 293 Hamilton St.
William-bottler-h 570 E. 24th St.
William L. stage carpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1899 Paterson ,NJ-city directory

VAN RIPER-1899 Paterson ,NJ-city directory

Abram C.-bookkeeper-home 449 Ellison St.
Adrian-stable 14 Prince St.-h 449 Ellison St.
Alfred-salesman-h 293 Main St.
Alfred J.-silk-h 627 E. 24th St.
Andrew-painter-h 47 Tyler St.
Anna-h 43 Prince St.
Anthony B.(Frost & Van Riper)h 246 Van Houten St.
Arthur E.-agent-h 44 Holsman St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 627 E. 24th St.
Catherine-dressmaker-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
Catherine-widow of Abram-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 227 Tyler St.
Cornelius-painter-h 47 Tyler St.
Daniel-driver-h 223Water St.
Edward-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
Eliza-widow of George-h 27 Rip Van Winkle Ave.
Emily -widow of John H.-h 44 Holsman St.
Emma-h 43 Prince St.
Frank-h 148 Water St.
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George E.-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mnfg. Co.)h 143 Hamilton Ave.
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
Isabelle-widow of Jacob-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 166 Ryerson St.
John -molder-h 153 Temple St.
John -salesman-h 166 Ryerson St.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
Lydecker-clerk-h 288 Hamilton Ave.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 390 Ellison St.
Matilda-h 88 Essex St.
Matilda-widow of Jacob G.-h 288 Hamilton Ave.
Paul-foreman-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy R.-driver-h 88 Mercer St.
Peter-baker 308 Vreeland Ave.-h 735 E. 28th St.
Peter- mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Seley-clerk-h 308 Vreeland Ave.
Van Riper Mnfg. Co.,leather belting, 14 Van Houten Ave.
William L.-stage carpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1898-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

VAN RIPER-1898-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

Adrian-home 293 Hamilton Ave.
Albert-holster-h 71 Tyler St.
Alfred-h clerk-293 Main St.
Alfred J.-silk-h 627 E. 24th St.
Alfred S.-foreman-71 Tyler St.
Allen-laborer-h 42 Montgomery St.
Andrew-painter-h 47 Tyler St.
Anna-h 43 Prince St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper)-h 246 Van Houten St.
Arthur E.-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Catharine-widow of Abram-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 227 Tyler St.
Cornelius-painter-h 47 Tyler St.
Cornelius S.-physician,h 77 Fair St.-
Daniel-driver-h 233 Water St.
D.(Daniel) Romaine-insurance,room 36 Romaine Bld.-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Eliza-widow of George-h 21 Rip Van Winkle Ave.
Emily-widow of John H.-h 43 Holsman St.
Frank-baker ,107 Broadway-h 148 Water St.
adv.(Frank Van Riper,domestic bakery,bread-cake & pies.Everything
our own make.Orders delivered. 107 Broadway.)
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George E.-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 511 E. 26th St.
Hester A. -widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-511 E. 26th St.
Jasper-carpenter-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
John-molder-h 155 Temple st.
John-salesman-166 Ryerson St.
John G.-h 62 Park Ave.
Laura-teacher-h 77 Fair St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Lydecker-clerk-h 288 Hamilton Ave.
Martha E.-h 48 Benson St.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 390 Ellison St.
Mary E.-widow of Cornelius,dressmaker-h 84 Park Ave.
Matilda L.-widow of Jacob G.-h 288 Hamilton Ave.
Matilda-h 88 Essex St.
Mortimer B.-salesman-h 56 Hamilton Ave.
Paul-foreman-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy-driver-h 43 Holsman St.
Peter-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-feed,65 River St.& Clay St. corner of Railroad Ave.-h 317 E. 32nd St.

adv.(R.P. Van Riper,Wholesale & Retail Dealer in-Feed,Grain,Hay &
Straw.,elevator on D.,L.,& W. R. R. ,corner of Clay St. and
Railroad Ave..Salesroom,65 River st
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,leather belting ,13and 14 Van Houten St.
William-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
William J.-electrician – h 308 Van Houten St.
William L.-stagecarpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1897-98-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

VAN RIPER-1897-98-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

Adrian-baker,107 Broadway-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Alfred-h 98 Hamilton Ave.
Albert J.-(Lake View Ribbin Co.)-h 269 Graham Ave.
Alfred S.-(Van Riper & Sutton)-h 207 Market St.
Andrew-painter-h 47 Tyler St.
Anna M.-h 40 Elm St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper)-h 246 Van Houten St.
Arthur E.-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Catharine-widow of Abram-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 227 Tyler St.
Cornelius-painter-h 47 Tyler St.
Cornelius S.-physician,h 77 Fair St.-
D.(Daniel) Romaine-insurance,room 36 Romaine Bld.-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Eliza-widow of George-h 21 Rip Van Winkle Ave.
Emily-widow of John-h 43 Holsman St.
Frank-baker-h 148 Water St.
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George E.-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
Hattie-15 Cross St.
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
Isabella S.-widow of Jacob H.-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
John-molder-h 155 Temple st.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
Laura-teacher-h 77 Fair St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Lydecker-clerk-h 288 Hamilton Ave.
Marinus-machinist-h 44 Chadwick St.
Martha E.-h 48 Benson St.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 390 Ellison St.
Mary E.-widow of Cornelius,dressmaker-h 84 Park Ave.
Matilda L.-widow of Jacob G.-h 288 Hamilton Ave.
Mortimer B.-salesman-h 56 Hamilton Ave.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy-driver-h 43 Holsman St.
Peter-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-(owner)feed,65 River St.& Clay St. corner of Railroad Ave.-
h-317 E. 32nd St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,leather belting ,12,13,14 Van Houten St.
Van Riper & Sutton-(Alfred S. Van Riper and James F. Sutton)-Tel. 139A,
livery & boarding stables,207 Market St.-
horses clipped in first class style.
Walling-h 567 Broadway
William -laborer-h 88 Essex St.
William-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
William J.-electrician -h h 308 Van Houten St.
William-stagecarpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.

12/23/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1895-96-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

VAN RIPER-1895-96-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

Adrian-baker,107 Broadway and 244 Graham Ave.h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Alfred-bookkeeper-h 137 Tyler St.
Alfred-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Alfred S.-(Van Riper & Sutton)-h 207 Market St.
Albert J.-(Lake View Ribbin Co.)-h 269 Graham Ave.
Andrew-painter-h 160 Madison St.
Anna-widow of George-h 212 Park Ave.
Annie-h 40 Elm St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper)-h 273 Ellison St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Catharine-dressmaker-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
Catharine-widow of Abram-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 43 Benson St.
Cornelius-painter-h 32 Bergen St.
Cornelius S.-physician,h 77 Fair St.-
D.(Daniel) Romine-h artist & photogrpher -h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Eliza-h r 60 Ryle Ave.
Emily-widow of John-h 43 Holsman St.
Frank-baker-h 51 N. 3rd St.
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George E.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 121 Pearl St.
Hattie-widow of George-h 82 Ellison St.
Helen-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Isabella S.-widow of Jacob H.-h 148 Jasper St..
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-h 95 Park Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
John-clerk-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
John-machinist-h 88 Essex St.
John-molder-h 67 N. 7th St.
John B.-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
Laura-teacher-h 77 Fair St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Marinus-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 390 Ellison St.
Mortimer B.-beltmaker-h 389 Main St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Peter-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Peter-salesman-h 43 Benson St.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-(owner)feed,56 River St.& Clay St. corner of Railroad Ave.-
h-48 Benson St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,belt mfg’s ,14 Van Houten St.
Van Riper & Sutton-(Alfred S. Van Riper and James F. Sutton)-
stables,207 Market St.
William H.-laborer-h 82 Ellison St.
William J.-electrician -h h 337 Ellison St.
William-carpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.

12/23/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1894-95-Paterson City directory.

VAN RIPER-1894-95-Paterson City directory.

Adrian-baker,103 Broadway-h 244 Graham Ave.
Albert-hostler-h 21 High St.
Alfred-bookkeeper-h 137 Tyler St.
Alfred-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Alfred S.-(Van Riper & Sutton)-h 207 Market St.
Albert J.-(Lake View Ribbin Co.)-h 269 Graham Ave.
Andrew-painter-h 160 Madison St.
Annie-h 40 Elm St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper)-h 273 Ellison St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 43 Benson St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 26 N. Main St.
Cornelius-painter-h 29 Park Ave.
Cornelius S.-physician,h 77 Fair St.-
D.(Daniel) Romine-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Frank-baker-h 51 N. 3rd St.
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George-salesman-h 88 Park Ave.
George E.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 95 Park Ave.
Helen-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Isabella S.-widow of Jacob H.-h 23 Ryle Ave.
James-h 252 Hamilton Ave.
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-carpenter-h 95 Park Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
John-machinist-h 88 Essex St.
John-molder-h 12 Rip Van Winkle Ave.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
Laura-teacher-h 77 Fair St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Marinus-h 252 W. 26th St.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 252 Hamilton Ave.
Mortimer B.-beltmaker-h 339 Ellison St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Peter-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Peter-salesman-h 43 Benson St.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-(owner)feed,56 River St.& Clay St. corner of Railroad Ave.-
h-48 Benson St.
Sophia-h 77 Fair St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,belt mfg’s ,14 Van Houten St.
Van Riper & Sutton-(Alfred S. Van Riper and James F. Sutton)-
stables,207 Market St.
Walling-stenographer-h 236 Park Ave.
William-carpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.

12/23/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1892-93 Paterson,NJ

VAN RIPER-1892-93 Paterson,NJ

Adrian-baker 103 Broadway-home 101 Broadway
Albert-hostler-home-21 High St.
Alfred-bookkeeper-h 137 Tyler St.
Alfred-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Alfred J.-silk 26 Ramapo Ave.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Allan-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Andrew-painter-h 12 Tyler St.
Anthony-h Burhans Ave. near Clinton St.
Anthony -Frost & Van Riper-h 295 Summer St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 74 River St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Park Ave.
Cornelius-painter-h 29 Park Ave
Cornelius S.-physician-77 Fair St..,hours 1:30 to 3:00 and
7 to 8pm.
D. Romaine-h 128 Division St.
Eliza-h 128 Hamilton St.(Was called Division St.)
Frank-h 101 Broadway
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George-salesman-h 331 Grand St.
George E.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-Van Riper Manuf. Co.-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
(Was called Division St.)
George S.-carpenter-h 95 Park Ave.
Hattie-h 6 Railroad Ave.
Helen -h 128 Hamilton St.(was caled Division St.)
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
Irving-student-h 77 Fair St.
James H.-clerk-h 124 Fair St.
Jane-dressmaker-84 Park Ave.
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-h 95 Park Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h Goshen St.
John-h 22 N. Main St.
John-moulder-h Rip Van Winkle Ave.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
John H.-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Laura-teacher-h 77 Fair St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Mary-h 84 Park Ave.
Matilda-widow of John -h 88 Essex St.
Mortimer B.-belt maker-h 24 Pearl St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Peter-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway ,h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-feed 65 River St.-h 51 River St.
Van Riper Manuf. Co., beltmaker 14 Van Houten St.
William -carpenter-h 48 Hamilton St.(was called Division St)
William M.-salesman-h 24 Pearl St.
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Mary Van Rypen-h 124 Fair St.

01/25/2001

 

 

VAN RIPER-1891-92 Paterson,NJ

VAN RIPER-1891-92 Paterson,NJ

Adrian-baker 103 Broadway-home 101 Broadway
Alfred-bookkeeper-h 137 Tyler St.
Alfred-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Alfred J.-silk 26 Ramapo Ave.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Alfred S.-h 113 Main St.
Allen-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Andrew-painter-h 12 Tyler St.
Anna-h 40 Elm St.
Anthony -foreman-h 295 Summer St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Catherine-widow of Abraham-h 48 Division St.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 74 River St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Park Ave.
Cornelius-painter-h 80 Ryle Ave.
Cornelius S.-physician-77 Fair St.
D. Romaine-h 128 Division St.
Eliza-h 128 Divison St.
Elizabeth-widow of Peter-h 23 Lawrence St.
Frank-h 101 Broadway
George-salesman-h 331 Grand St.
George E.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-Van Riper Manuf. Co.-h 143 Division St.
Hattie-h 18 Division St.
Helen -h 128 Division St.
Irving-student-h 77 Fair St.
James H.-clerk-h 9 Mullberry St.
Jane-dressmaker-84 Park Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 232 Summer St.
John-h 22 N. Main St.
John-moulder-h Rip Van Winkle Ave.(Belmont Ave.)
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
John H.-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Mary-h 124 Fair St.
Mary-h 84 Park Ave.
Matilda-widow of John -h 88 Essex St.
Manuf. Co.,Van Riper , belt manuf.14 Van Houten St.
Mortimer B.–collector-369 Market St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy-clerk-h 43 Holsman St.
Peter-mason-h 777 E. 26th St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway ,h 336 Ellison St.
Richard P.-feed 65 River St.-h 51 River St.
William -carpenter-h 48 Divison St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1886-87 Paterson NJ,city directory

VAN RIPER-1886-87 Paterson NJ,city directory

Adrian -baker-home 112 Broadway
Alfred-h 8 Jay St.
Alfred-holster-h 31 Divison St.
Alfred J.-silk E 18th St. near 11th Ave.-h-370 Ellison St.
Alfred S.-h 21 Broadway
Alfred S.-h 58 Benson St.
Allen-laborer-h 23 Godwin St.
Andrew-h 35 Bridge St.
Andrew-painter-h 12 Tyler St.
Andrew N.-finisher-h 491 Totowa Ave.
Anthony-h 40 Elm St.
Anthony-h Burhans Lane near Jefferson St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 370 Ellison St.
Catharine-widow of Abram-h 48 Divison St.
Catharine-widow of Marinus-h 29 Temple St.
Clarissa-widow of George-h 128 Divison St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Willis St.
Cornelius-painter-h 144 Tyler St.
Cornelius S.-physician-77 Fair St.
D. Romain-artist-h 128 Divison St.
Eliza-widow of Stephen-h 33 Benson St.
Eiza-winder-63 Temple St.
Eliza A.-h 128 Divison St.
Elizabeth-widow of Peter-h 12 Jay St.
Ellen-widow of Jacob-h 30 Close St.
Fanny-widow of Garret M.-h387 Main St.
Frank-baker-h 112 Broadway
George-clerk-h 101 Broadway
George E.-bookkeeper-h 95 Fair St.
George P.-pres. -143 Divison St.
Hartman-farmer-h 101 Broadway
Hattie-h 306 Market St.
Helen-h 128 Division St.
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
James-390 Ellison
James-driver-h 147 Madison St.
James -driver-h 30 Close St.
John–108 Hamburgh Ave.
John G.-planer-h 62 Willis St.
John H.-clerk-h 25 Jefferson St.
Lawrence A.-farmer-h 101 Broadway
Mary A.-h 386 Ellison St.
Matilda -Widow of John-h 88 Essex St.
M. B. -beltmaker-h 39 Clinton St.
Van Riper Mnfg. Co. 13 Van Houten ST.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Peter- bricklayer-h E 26th St. near 17th Ave.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 95 Fair St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St,
Richard B.-bookkeeper- h 48 Benson St.
William-yardmaster-h 48 Division St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1884-85 Paterson ,NJ,city directory

VAN RIPER-1884-85 Paterson ,NJ,city directory

Van Reypen, Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 390 Ellison St.
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Van Riper

?????-mason -h 332 Tyler St.
Abram-h 49 N. Main St.
Adrian-baker,112 Broadway-h 112 Broadway
Albert-laborer-h 2 Godwin St.
Alfred-hostler-h 22 Broadway
Andrew-cook-h 90 Market St.
Andrew N.-starch-h 8 Magees al
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Willis St.
Cornelius S.-physician-h 77 Fair St.
Cornelius-clerk-h 33 Fair St.
Demarest-clerk-h 42 N. 3rd St.
Eliza-widow of Stephen-h 45 Arch St.
Elizabeth-h 17 Warrens al
Emlie-Widow of Marinus-h 22 Broadway
Fannie-widow of Garret-h 387 Main St.
George-clerk-h 101 Broadway
George E.-clerk-h 95 Fair St.
George P.-pres. Van Riper Mfg. Co.-h 143 Division St.
Hartman-h 101 Broadway
Hattie-h 295 Summer St.
Jacob -carpenter-h 30 Close St.
John-blacksmith-h 88 Essex St.
John -boilermaker-h 276 Grand St.
John-molder-h 144 Oliver St.
John H.-grocer,72 1/2 Main St.-h 25 Jefferson St.
Lawrence A.-framemaker-h 101 Broadway
Mortimer-bobin turner-h 186 Water St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 95 Fair St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,machinery,13 Van Houten St.

12/22/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1883-84 Paterson,NJ,city directory

VAN RIPER-1883-84 Paterson,NJ,city directory

Abram-49 N. Main St.
Adrian-baker,112 Broadway-home 112 Broadway
Anthony-farmer-Burhans Lane
Carrie-widow of Forrest-resides 15 Straight St.
Catharine-Widow of Abraham-h 48 Division St.
Clarrisa-h 128 Divison St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Eillis St.
Cornelius-painter-h 12 1/2 Tyler St.
Cornelius S.-(Van Riper & Van Gieson),physician-h 33 Fair St.
Demarest-painter-h 16 Redwood Ave.
Eliza-widow of Stephen-45 Arch St.
Eiza A.-128 Divison St.
Elizabeth-h 18 Warren’s Al
Fannie-widow of Garret M.-h 387 Main St.
Frank E.-baker-112 Boadway
George E.-Boadway corner of E. 24th St.
George I.-cigarmaker-h 40 Elm St.
George P.-pres. Van Riper Mfg. Co.-h 143 Division St.
Hartman V.-101 Broadway
Hattie-242 Straight St.
Helen-h 128 Division St.
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 394 Ellison St.
Jacob-carpenter-h 30 Close St.
John-h 144 Oliver St.
John-boiler maker-h 276 Grand St.
John-blacksmith-h 88 Essex St.
John -crpenter-h Haledon Ave near N. 5th St.
John G.-planer-h 62 Willis St.
Lawrence A.-framemaker-h 101 Broadway
Mortimer-beltmaker-h 28 Holsman St.
Paul-lab.-h 252 W.26th St.
Philip H. -grocer, 73 Broadway-h E 24th Corner Broadway
Peter-Mason-h 332 Tyler St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Romaine-artist-h 128 Division St.
Van Riper & Van Gieson(Cornelius S. Van Riper and
Henry C. Van Gieson),druggists an physicians
81 Broadway
Van Riper Mfg. Co., George P. Van Riper pres.,W.J. Atkinson sec.,
machinery ,13 Van Houten St.
William-cutter-h 48 Division St.

12/20/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1882-83 Jersey City –Hoboken NJ City Dir.

VAN RIPER-1882-83 Jersey City –Hoboken NJ City Dir.

Van Reipen,Garret D.-pres. 659 Newark Ave.-home 553 Summit Ave.
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Van Reypen,Cornelius C.-home 201 Academy St.
Van Reypen,Cornelius C. Jr.-h 201 Academy St.
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Van Reyper
Cornelius R.-h 68 Mandeville Ave.
Daniel-clerk-17 Stuyvesant Ave.
Edwin J.-(John V H Van Reyper & Sons) h 165 Sip Ave.
Jacob J.-builder-h 266 Summit Ave.
John V H -(John VH Van Reyper & Sons) h 165 Sip Ave.
John V H Jr. (John V H Van Reyper & Sons.)h 165 Sip Ave.
John V H & Sons (John VH ,John VH Jr., and Edwin J.
Van Reyper), florists,Sip Ave corner of
Tonnele Ave.
Richard D. -carpenter-h 17 Stuyvesant Ave.
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Van Riper
Abraham,police commr.-h 209 8th St.
Adrian-carp-h 59 Jewett Ave.
Benjamin -insp.-h 112 Sip Ave.
Cornelius-lab-h Noble St. near Old Bergen Rd.
David-engineer-h 675 Summit Ave.
Frank-clerk-h 103 Stuyveasant Ave.
George-clerk-69 Jewett Ave.
Hannah-widow of Garnet-h 104 Sip Ave.
Henry-mess.-h 15 Madison Ave.
Jane-bld.-h 597 Bergen Ave.
John W P-painter-142 Erie St.
Mary E.-widow of Cornelius-h 144 Grand St.
Richard C.-fisherman-h Pearsall Ave. near Old Bergen Rd.
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Van Riper -Hoboken
William H.-clerk-h 77 Washington St.
William H.-lab- h 211 Garden St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1880-81 New York City city directory

VAN RIPER-1880-81 New York City city directory

Van Reyper
Daniel-express,90 William St.-home 22 Jewett Ave,Jersey City.
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Van Riper
Benjamin-insp.,6 State St.-h N.J.
Bernard-clothing,445 W. 43rd St.-h 110 W. 43rd St.
Charles-actor-h 33 Crosby St.
Charles-hardware,Thierd Ave near 144th St.-
h College Ave near 145th St.
Christopher-engineer-h 220 E.56th St.
Cornelius-baker-h 114 Goerck St.
Eliza-widow of Adrianh 245 E. 61st St.
Jacob S.-police-h 30 Horatio St.
James H.-engineer-h 339 E. 120th St.
Jeramiah-builder-h 435 E. 85th St.
John G.-furniture,438 Canal St.-h N.J.
John W.T.-clerk-h 102 Greenwich Ave.
Peter E.-merchant, 5 Front St.-h N.J.
Peter H.-merchant 5 Front St.-h N.J.
P.H. & Co. merchants, 5 Front St.
Thomas D.-engineer- h 99 Perry St.
Romaine V.-furniture,436 Canal St.-h 226 W. 4th St.
Van Riper & Paulison,furniture,436 Canal St.
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Van Ryper
Adrian-carpenter,59 Warren St.-h N.J.
Van Ryper and Hallick , carpenters ,59 Warren St.
———————————————–
Van Rypel
Charles -kasominer-h r (rear) 68 Grove St.
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Cornelius Van Riper Van Roden-undertaker-h 115 E. 51st. St.

12/04/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER-1880 CENSUS MICHIGAN

VAN RIPER-1880 CENSUS MICHIGAN

VAN RIPER-one word
VAN RIPER, Andrew J. 1.Self <1806> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Stephen Father <1806> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Catharine 2.Self <1807> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Washte Dexter
VAN RIPER, Hassel 3.Self <1809> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Gratio St.Louis
VAN RIPER, John H. 4.Self <1813> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIPER, Miriam Wife <1814> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Gratio St.Louis
VAN RIPER, Garry 5.Self <1815> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, Henry 6.self <1818> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Nicholas 7.Self <1818> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Jane Sister <1820> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Matilda Wife <1823> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, N. 8.Self <1823> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Mary Wife <1826> F W Bir: CAN
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, J. A 9.Self <1827> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Jane Wife <1827> F W Bir: PA
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Julia A. 10.Self <1828> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Shiawa Shaftsburg
VAN RIPER, Lydia Wife <1828> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Mary Wife <1828> F W Bir: ENGL
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIPER, Garret 11.Self <1831> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Mary E. Dau <1831> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Gratio St.Louis
VAN RIPER, Ben. 12.Self <1833> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Genese Argentine
VAN RIPER, John E. 13.Self <1835> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Anne Wife <1837> F W Bir: IREL
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Ellen E. Wife <1837> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Eliza Wife <1838> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Genese Argentine
VAN RIPER, J. J. 14.Self <1838> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Berrie Buchanan
VAN RIPER, Emma E. Wife <1840> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Berrie Buchanan
VAN RIPER, Pomery 15.Self <1840> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Ingham Onondaga
VAN RIPER, Sarah M. Wife <1840> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, A. J . 16.Self <1841> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Frances M. Wife <1841> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Ingham Onondaga
VAN RIPER, A. N. Other <1842> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Berrie Buchanan
VAN RIPER, Alex W. 17.Self <1842> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Lewis 18.Self <1842> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Wayne Detroit
VAN RIPER, Sarah Wife <1843> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Wayne Detroit
VAN RIPER, Stephen 19.Self <1844> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Cass Dowagiac
VAN RIPER, Almira Wife <1845> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Daniel 20.Self <1845> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Living Handy
VAN RIPER, Charles 21.Self <1846> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Lucy Wife <1846> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Living Handy
VAN RIPER, John C. <1847> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne FlatRock
VAN RIPER, Andrew 22.Self <1848> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Monroe Berlin
VAN RIPER, James 23.Self <1848> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: MI Ionia Portland
VAN RIPER, Catharine Wife <1849> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne FlatRock
VAN RIEPER, Thomas 24.Self <1849> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, Carlton Son <1850> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Mary A. Wife <1850> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Cass Dowagiac
VAN RIPER, Mary E. Wife <1850> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Sarah Wife <1850> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Garry 25.Self <1851> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Mary Wife <1851> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Eliza Wife <1852> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Monroe Berlin
VAN RIPER, Henry 26.Self <1852> M W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Washte Saline
VAN RIPER, A. B. 27.Self <1853> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Garrett Brother <1854> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Living Handy
VAN RIPER, John C. 28.Self <1854> M W Bir: IL
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIEPER, Lizzie Wife <1855> F W Bir: OH
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, Helen Wife <1856> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Washte Saline
VAN RIPER, Sarah Wife <1856> F W Bir: OH
Cen: MI Ionia Portland
VAN RIPER, George Son <1858> M W Bir: IL
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIPER, Minnie Wife <1858> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIPER, Alace R. Wife <1859> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Maggie Dau <1859> F W Bir: TX
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, Richard Son <1859> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Clara Dau <1862> F W Bir: TX
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, Frank Son <1862> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Genese Argentine
VAN RIPER, Ida E. Dau <1862> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Lulu E. Dau <1862> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Berrie Buchanan
VAN RIPER, Courtney Son <1863> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIPER, May Other <1863> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Scio
VAN RIPER, Minerva Dau <1863> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Mary E. Dau <1864> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Cassius Son <1865> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Berrie Buchanan
VAN RIPER, Kitty Dau <1865> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Nellie A. Dau <1865> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Ada B. Dau <1866> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Berrie Buchanan
VAN RIPER, Allen E. Son <1866> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Ella S Dau <1866> F W Bir: IN
Cen: MI Kent GrandRapid
VAN RIPER, Vesta Dau <1866> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, William SSister <1866> F W Bir: IN
Cen: MI Kent GrandRapid
VAN RIPER, Edith Dau <1867> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Mary Dau <1867> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, John F. Son <1868> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, May Dau <1868> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Cass Dowagiac
VAN RIPER, Rozilla A. Dau <1868> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Mabel L. Dau <1869> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Ingham Onondaga
VAN RIPER, Ella E. Dau <1870> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Anna D. Dau <1871> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Cass Dowagiac
VAN RIPER, Arthur Son <1871> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne FlatRock
VAN RIPER, Delia Dau <1871> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Genese Argentine
VAN RIPER, Thomas Son <1871> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Albert L. Son <1872> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Alice GDau <1872> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Luella S. Dau <1872> F W Bir: NY
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Rosa M. Dau <1872> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Webster
VAN RIPER, Ella Dau <1873> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Martin E. Son <1873> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Dearborn
VAN RIPER, Kittie Dau <1874> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, Frank GSon <1874> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Bell Dau <1874> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Ionia Portland
VAN RIPER, Gray Son <1875> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Monroe Berlin
VAN RIPER, Paul Son <1875> M W Bir: IA
Cen: MI Wayne Detroit
VAN RIEPER, Bertie Son <1876> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, William Son <1876> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Saline
VAN RIPER, Andrew H. Son <1877> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Frank Son <1877> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Saline
VAN RIPER, Hattie Dau <1877> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Baraga L’Anse
VAN RIPER, John Son <1877> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
VAN RIPER, Samotte Son <1877> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne FlatRock
VAN RIPER, George Son <1878> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Monroe Berlin
VAN RIEPER, Maggie Dau <1878> F W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Ypsilanti
VAN RIPER, Myron A. Son <1878> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Stephen P. Son <1878> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Ingham Onondaga
VAN RIPER, Guernsey Son <1879> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Muskeg Muskegon
VAN RIPER, Henry Son <1879> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Washte Saline
VAN RIPER, Son <1880> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Shiawa Woodhull
VAN RIPER, Frank Son <1880> M W Bir: MI
Cen: MI Wayne Brownstown
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1. Census Place: Woodhull, Shiawassee, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254606 National Archives Film T9-0606 Page 588A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Andrew J. VAN RIPER Self M W W 74 NY
Fa: — Mo: NJ
James MC MAHON Other M M W 30 NY
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: — Mo: —
Ellen MC MAHON Other F M W 28 MI
Occ: House Keeper Fa: — Mo: —
Andrew ORDIWAY Other M S W 16 MI
Occ: Laborer Fa: — Mo: —
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2. Census Place: Dexter, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 295C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Catharine VAN RIPER Self F W W 73 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
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3. Census Place: St. Louis, Gratiot, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254580 National Archives Film T9-0580 Page 604B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Hassel VAN RIPER Self M M W 71 NJ
Occ: Laborer Fa: HOLLAND Mo: HOLLAND
Miriam VAN RIPER Wife F M W 66 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Mary E. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 49 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NY
William S. OSBORNE GSon M S W 10 MI
Occ: At School Fa: OH Mo: MI
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4. Census Place: 1st Ward, Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254597 National Archives Film T9-0597 Page 189B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John H. VAN RIPER Self M M W 67 NJ
Occ: Hotelkeeper Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Mary VAN RIPER Wife F M W 52 ENG
Occ: House Keeping Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
George VAN RIPER Son M S W 22 IL
Occ: Express Messanger Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
Courtney VAN RIPER Son M S W 17 MI
Occ: Works In Basket Fact. Fa: NJ Mo: ENG
Richard NICHOLS FatherL M W W 77 ENG
Occ: At Home Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Insine SALSBRY Other M M W 23 MI
Occ: Works On Rr Fa: MI Mo: MI
Clara SALSBRY Other F M W 21 IN
Occ: Servant Fa: OH Mo: OH
Jennie FAIRFIELD Other F S W 18 MI
Occ: Servant Fa: MI Mo: MI
Eugene WILSON Other M M W 35 IRE
Occ: Cook On Boat Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Julia WILSON Other F M W 30 IRE
Occ: Servant Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Hattie WILSON Other F S W 4M MI
Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Edwin AVERY Other M S W 30 NH
Occ: Rr Man Fa: NH Mo: NH
Robert N. GILL Other M S W 27 ENG
Occ: Rr Man Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Peter MATTERHEAD Other M S W 39 ENG
Occ: Machinest Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
W. Jones CHARLES Other M M W 40 IRE
Occ: Laborer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Frank H. PERLEY Other M S W 24 MA
Occ: Rr Man Fa: MA Mo: MA
John DIDO Other M S W 29 MI
Occ: Rr Man Fa: MI Mo: MI
Arthur D. SMITH Other M M W 29 NY
Occ: R.R. Man Fa: NY Mo: PA
Sarah SMITH Other F M W 19 CAN
Occ: At Home Fa:CAN Mo:CAN
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5. Census Place: 3rd Ward, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 420B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Garry VAN RIPER Self M M W 65 NY
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NJ Mo: PA
Matilda VAN RIPER Wife F M W 57 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: PA
Maggie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 21 TX
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Clara VAN RIPER Dau F S W 18 TX
Occ: Dress-Maker Fa: NY Mo: NY
John F. VAN RIPER Son M S W 12 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
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6. Census Place: Brownstown, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 12C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Henry VAN RIPER Self M M W 62 NJ
Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Lydia VAN RIPER Wife F M W 52 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Jane VAN RIPER Sister F S W 60 NJ
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Kitty VAN RIPER Dau F S W 15 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Mary VAN RIPER Dau F S W 13 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NY
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7. Census Place: Brownstown, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 17B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Nicholas VAN RIPER Self M M W 62 NY
Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Mary VAN RIPER Wife F M W 54 CAN
Fa: CAN Mo: CAN
Vesta VAN RIPER Dau F S W 14 MI
Occ: School Fa: NY Mo: CAN
William BLOWETTE Other M S W 22 ENG
Occ: Laborer Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Ella BARKHUNT Other F W W 52 NY
Occ: Laborer Fa: NY Mo: NY
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8. Census Place: Webster, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 366A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
N. VAN RIPER Self M M W 57 NY
Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Jane VAN RIPER Wife F M W 53 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Carlton VAN RIPER Son M W W 30 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: PA
H. M. QUEAL FatherL M W W 77 NY
Occ: Farmer Fa: IRE Mo: WALES
Joseph WATERSTREET Other M S W 19 NY
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
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9. Census Place: Woodhull, Shiawassee, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254606 National Archives Film T9-0606 Page 584A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
J. A. VAN RIPER Self M M W 53 NY
Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: —
Sarah M. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 40 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: MA
Luella S. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 8 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Orvilla REYNOLDS Other F S W 25 NY
Occ: Servant Fa: NY Mo: NY
Frank STANDISH Other M S W 20 NY
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: NY Mo: NY
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10.Census Place: Shaftsburg, Shiawassee, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254606 National Archives Film T9-0606 Page 587D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Julia A. VAN RIPER Self F D W 52 NY
Occ: House Keeper Fa: — Mo: NJ
William SCARBROUGH Other M W 43 ENG
Occ: Farmer Fa: — Mo: —
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11. Census Place: L’Anse, Baraga, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254570 National Archives Film T9-0570 Page 611A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Garret VAN RIPER Self M M W 49 NY
Occ: Engineer On Tug Fa: — Mo: —
Anne VAN RIPER Wife F M W 43 IRE
Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Richard VAN RIPER Son M S W 21 MI
Occ: Engineer On Tug Fa: NY Mo: IRE
Minerva VAN RIPER Dau F S W 17 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: IRE
Nellie A. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 15 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: IRE
Thomas VAN RIPER Son M S W 9 MI
Fa: NY Mo: IRE
Kittie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 6 MI
Fa: NY Mo: IRE
Hattie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 3 MI
Fa: NY Mo: IRE
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12. Census Place: Argentine, Genesee, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254579 National Archives Film T9-0579 Page 3B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Ben. VAN RIPER Self M M W 47 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Eliza VAN RIPER Wife F S W 42 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: NY
Frank VAN RIPER Son M S W 18 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: MI Mo: MI
Delia VAN RIPER Dau F S W 9 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: MI Mo: MI
Lyman GILLFORD Other M S W 19 MI
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: — Mo: —
Pratt LILLIE Other M M W 29 NY
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: NY Mo: NY
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13. Census Place: Dearborn, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 47D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John E. VAN RIPER Self M M W 45 NY
Occ: Blacksmithing Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ellen E. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 43 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Ida E. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 18 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
Mary E. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 16 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
Allen E. VAN RIPER Son M S W 14 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
Ella E. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 10 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
Martin E. VAN RIPER Son M S W 7 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
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14. Census Place: Buchanan, Berrien, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254572 National Archives Film T9-0572 Page 137C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
J. J. VAN RIPER Self M M W 42 NY
Occ: Lawyer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Emma E. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 40 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Lulu E. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 18 MI
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Cassius VAN RIPER Son M S W 15 MI
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ada B. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 14 MI
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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15. Census Place: Onondaga, Ingham, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254583 National Archives Film T9-0583 Page 538D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Pomery VAN RIPER Self M M W 40 MI
Occ: Druggist Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Frances M. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 39 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Mabel L. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 11 MI
Occ: At School Fa: MI Mo: NY
Stephen P. VAN RIPER Son M S W 2 MI
Fa: MI Mo: NY
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16. Census Place: Woodhull, Shiawassee, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254606 National Archives Film T9-0606 Page 584A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
A. J. VAN RIPER Self M M W 39 MI
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Mary E. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 30 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Rozilla A. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 12 MI
Occ: At School Fa: MI Mo: MI
Albert L. VAN RIPER Son M S W 8 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
Andrew H. VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
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17. Census Place: Brownstown, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 24D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Alex W. VAN RIPER Self M M W 38 MI
Occ: Butcher Fa: NY Mo: NY
Almira VAN RIPER Wife F M W 35 NY
Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Edith VAN RIPER Dau F S W 13 MI
Fa: MI Mo: NY
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18. Census Place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254613 National Archives Film T9-0613 Page 68D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Lewis VAN RIPER Self M M W 38 NY
Occ: Life Ins. Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Sarah VAN RIPER Wife F M W 37 NJ
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Paul VAN RIPER Son M S W 5 IOWA
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
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19. Census Place: Dowagiac, Cass, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254575 National Archives Film T9-0575 Page 636D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Stephen VAN RIPER Self M M W 36 NY
Occ: Machinest Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Mary A. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 30 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NJ
May VAN RIPER Dau F S W 12 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
Anna D. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 9 MI
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: MI
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20. Census Place: Handy, Livingston, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254592 National Archives Film T9-0592 Page 101A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Daniel VAN RIPER Self M M W 35 MI
Occ: Dry Goods Merch Fa: NY Mo: NY
Lucy VAN RIPER Wife F M W 34 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Garrett VAN RIPER Brother M S W 26 MI
Occ: Laborer Fa: NY Mo: NY
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21.Census Place: Webster, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 366B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Charles VAN RIPER Self M M W 34 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Sarah VAN RIPER Wife F M W 30 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: VT
Rosa M. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 8 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
Stephen VAN RIPER Father M W W 74 NJ
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
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22. Census Place: Berlin, Monroe, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254595 National Archives Film T9-0595 Page 320C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Andrew VAN RIPER Self M M W 32 MI
Occ: Works In Stave Mill Fa: MI Mo: MI
Eliza VAN RIPER Wife F M W 28 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Gray VAN RIPER Son M S W 5 MI
Fa: MI Mo: NY
George VAN RIPER Son M S W 2 MI
Fa: MI Mo: NY
Lena LAW Other F S W 21 MI
Occ: Domestic Fa: NY Mo: NY
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23. Census Place: Portland, Ionia, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254584 National Archives Film T9-0584 Page 214C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
James VAN RIPER Self M M W 32 NJ
Occ: Tending Mill Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Sarah VAN RIPER Wife F M W 24 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: MI
Bell VAN RIPER Dau F S W 6 MI
Fa: NJ Mo: NY
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24. Census Place: 1st Ward, Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 428A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Thomas VAN RIEPER Self M M W 31 MI
Occ: Painter House Fa: — Mo: —
Lizzie VAN RIEPER Wife F M W 25 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Bertie VAN RIEPER Son M S W 4 MI
Fa: MI Mo: OH
Maggie VAN RIEPER Dau F S W 2 MI
Fa: MI Mo: OH
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25. Census Place: Brownstown, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 24C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Garry VAN RIPER Self M M W 29 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Mary VAN RIPER Wife F M W 29 MI
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ella VAN RIPER Dau F S W 7 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
John VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
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26. Census Place: Saline, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254608 National Archives Film T9-0608 Page 268A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Henry VAN RIPER Self M M W 28 NY
Occ: Harness Maker Fa: NY Mo: NY
Helen VAN RIPER Wife F M W 24 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
William VAN RIPER Son M S W 4 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
Frank VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
Henry VAN RIPER Son M S W 1 MI
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
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27. Census Place: Woodhull, Shiawassee, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254606 National Archives Film T9-0606 Page 584A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
A. B. VAN RIPER Self M M W 27 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: — Mo: —
Alace R. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 21 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: MI Mo: MI
Myron A. VAN RIPER Son M S W 2 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
VAN RIPER Son M S W 1M MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
Miles HANDY Other M S W 13 MI
Occ: Works Fa: — Mo: —
N. VAN DEVOGART Other M S W 31 NY
Occ: Farm Labor Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ella STEEL Other F S W 18 MI
Occ: Servant Fa: ENG
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28. Census Place: 2nd Ward, Muskegon, Muskegon, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254597 National Archives Film T9-0597 Page 225A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John C. VAN RIPER Self M M W 26 IL
Occ: R. R. Clerk Fa: NJ Mo: EN
Minnie VAN RIPER Wife F M W 22 MI
Occ: Keeps House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Guernsey VAN RIPER Son M S W 9M MI
Fa: IL Mo: MI
Jennie VAN CAMP Other F S W 19 HOL
Occ: Servant Fa: HOL Mo: HOL
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VAN RIPER-living with other families

29. Census Place: Buchanan, Berrien, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254572 National Archives Film T9-0572 Page 122B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Frank J. MERRILL Self M S W 34 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: OH
Ella M. MERRILL Sister F S W 25 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: OH
A. A. WORTHINGTON Other M S W 23 MI
Occ: Lawyer Fa: MA Mo: OH
A. N. VAN RIPER Other M S W 38 NJ
Occ: Physician Fa: NJ Mo: NY
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30. Census Place: Flat Rock, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 6C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John GOODMAN Self M M B 54 VA
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: VA Mo: VA
Elizabeth GOODMAN Wife F M B 50 KY
Fa: KY Mo: KY
Joshua ROBINSON SSon M S B 22 CAN
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: KY Mo: KY
Lewis GOODMAN Son M S B 17 CAN
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: VA Mo: KY
Elizabeth WALKER Other F W B 25 CAN
Occ: House Keeper Fa: KY Mo: KY
Frederick WILLIAMS Other M S B 5 MI
Fa: GA Mo: KY
William ROBINSON Other M S B 26 CAN
Fa: KY Mo: KY
John C. VAN RIPER M W 33 MI
Occ: Book Binding Mill Fa: NY Mo: NY
Catharine VAN RIPER Wife F M W 31 MI
Fa: NY Mo: CAN
Arthur VAN RIPER Son M S W 9 MI
Fa: MI Mo: MI
Samotte VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 MI
Fa: MI Mo: M
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31. Census Place: Scio, Washtenaw, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 288A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Alfred PHELPS Self M M W 37 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: ENG
Laverna PHELPS Wife F M W 36 MI
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Frank JOHNS Other M S W 18 ITALY
Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: ITALY Mo: ITALY
May VAN RIPER Other F S W 17 MI
Occ: Servant Fa: MI Mo: MI
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32. Census Place: Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254587 National Archives Film T9-0587 Page 22D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Daniel RILEY Self M M W 38 CAN
Occ: Laborer Fa: IRE Mo: SCO
Margaret RILEY Wife F M W 34 OH
Occ: Keeping House Fa: SCO Mo: OH
Ella VAN RIPER SDau F S W 14 IN
Occ: Table Waiter Fa: NY Mo: OH
William VAN RIPER Sister F S W 14 IN
Occ: Works In Chair Fact. Fa: NY Mo: OH
George RILEY Son M S W 4 MI
Fa: CAN Mo: OH
Maggie RILEY Dau F S W 1 MI
Fa: CN Mo: OH
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33. Census Place: Brownstown, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 7B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John WAGER Self M M W 55 NY
Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Lydia H. WAGER Wife F M W 53 NY
Fa: NY Mo: CT
Perry WAGER Son M S W 21 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Alice VAN RIPER GDau F S W 8 MI
Fa: MI Mo: NY
Frank VAN RIPER GSon M S W 6 MI
Fa: MI Mo: NY
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34. Census Place: Brownstown, Wayne, Michigan
Source: FHL Film 1254609 National Archives Film T9-0609 Page 24C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Alex LARABEL Self M M W 72 MI
Occ: Farmer Fa: CAN Mo: CAN
Frank VAN RIPER Son M S W 3M MI<

 

 

VAN RIPER-1877-78-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

VAN RIPER-1877-78-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

Adrian-farmer-home Union Ave near Cemetery.
Ann-widow of Cornelius-h 72 Prospect St.
Anthony V.-photographer-h Burhans Lane opp. Arch St.
C.S., Dr.-(Van Riper & Van Gieson) h 33 Fair St.
Catherine-widow of Abraham-h 48 Division St.
Catherine-widow of Marinus-h 75 Beech St.
Clarrisa-widow of George-h 128 Divison St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Willis St.
Cornelius-painter-h 18 Warrens al.
D. Romaine-student-h bds 128 Division St.
Eliza A.-bds 128 Division St.
Elizabeth-widow of Ira P.-bds 9 Ann St.
George-segarmaker-h 40 Elm St.
George I. -clerk-h 40 Elm St.
George I.-segarmaker-h 20 Temple St.
George P.-pres. Van Riper Mnfg. Co.-h 143 Division St.
Hartman V.-h 101 Broadway
Helen-bds 128 Division St.
Hester A.-housekeeper-44 N. Main St.
Jacob-carpenter-h Barclay near Courtland St.
John-moulder-h 276 Grand St.-
John-moulder-h 34 Oliver St.
John G.-planer-bds 62 Willis St.
Mortimer-belt maker-h 18 Washington St.
P.H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 73 Broadway
Paul-laborer-h W. 26th St. corner W. 11th St.
Van Riper & Van Gieson (C.S.Van Riper & H.C. Van Gieson)
druggists 84 Broadway
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,silk machinery &c., pres. George
P. Van Riper,Sup’t Robert Atherton,
13 and 14 Van Houten St.

01/26/2001

 

 

VAN RIPER-1877-78 New York City directory

VAN RIPER-1877-78 New York City directory

Adrian -carpenter-home 202 E. 80th St.
Ann widow of John-bdgh. 17 E. 37th.
Benjamin-insp. 6 State St.
Bernard-clothing 445 W. 43rd St.-h 110 W. 43rd St. Charles-carpenter-h 132 Perry St. Charles-hardware-third Ave. near 144th St. Charles-plasterer-h r 66 Grove St. Eliza-widow of Adrian V.R.-h 160 W. 12th St. Jacob S.-police-h 262 W. 17th St. James H.-engineer-h 216 E 113th St. John F.-drygoods 519 Greenwich St.-h 415 W. 21st. St. John G. -furniture 438 Cannal St & 10 Vestry St.-h N.J. John W.T.-clerk-h 2 Jane St. Peter E.- Produce 67 Broad St.-h N.J. Peter H.-butter 5 Front St.-h N.J. William-clerk-h 335 E. 118th St. Van Riper J.F.& Co. drygoods 519 Greenwich St. Van Riper P.E. & Co.- produce 67 Broad St. Van Riper P.H. & Co. butter 5 Front St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1876-77-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

VAN RIPER-1876-77-Paterson,NJ,city directory.

Adrian-farmer-home Union Ave near Cemetery.
Ann-widow of Cornelius-h 72 Prospect St.
Anthony V.-photographer-h Burhans Lane opp. Arch St.
C.S., Dr.-(Van Riper & Van Gieson) h 33 Fair St.
Catherine-widow of Abraham-h 48 Division St.
Catherine-widow of Marinus-h 75 Beech St.
Clarrisa-widow of George-h 128 Divison St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Willis St.
D. Romaine-student-h bds 128 Division St.
Eliza A.-bds 128 Division St.
Elizabeth-widow of Ira P.-bds 9 Ann St.
George-segarmaker-h 40 Elm St.
George I. -clerk-h 40 Elm St.
George I.-segarmaker-h 20 Temple St.
George P.-pres. Van Riper Mnfg. Co.-h 143 Division St.
Hartman V.-h 101 Broadway
Helen-bds 128 Division St.
Jacob-carpenter-h Barclay near Courtland St.
John-moulder-h 276 Grand St.-John-moulder-h 34 Oliver St.
John G.-planer-bds 62 Willis St.
Mortimer-belt maker-h 18 Washington St.
P.H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 73 Broadway
Paul-laborer-h W. 26th St. corner W. 11th St.
Van Riper & Van Gieson (C.S.Van Riper & H.C. Van Gieson)
druggists 84 Broadway
Van Riper Manfg. Co.,silk machinery &c., pres. George
P. Van Riper,Sup’t Robert Atherton,
13 and 14 Van Houten St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1873-74 Passaic,NJ

VAN RIPER-1873-74 Passaic,NJ

VAN RIPER

Cornelius-physician and druggist Main Ave. opp Passaic St.
Home Main Ave opp Passaic St.
John B. -carpenter Prospect St. opp St. Johns Church
home Prospect St. opp St. Johns Church Philip A.-h Main Ave.

In the early 1800’s houses did not have numbers in some towns.

Van Riper Genealogy Web Site at-http://riperinfo.johnriper.nl/

 

 

VAN RIPER-1871-72 Paterson,NJ city directory

VAN RIPER-1871-72 Paterson,NJ city directory

Albert-laborer-home Union Ave. ,near 18th. St.
Anthony-Photographer 169 Main St.-h Burnhans Lane,
(renamed Burnhans Ave.)
near Rip Van Winkle Ave.(renamed Belmont Ave.)
Catharine-widow of Abraham -h 66 Bridge St.
Catharine-widow of Marinus-h 15 Division St.
Clara-widow of George-h Division St. corner of Straight St.
Cornelius -carpenter-h 84 Willis St.
Cornelius-painter-bds 15 Divison St.
Cornelius S.,physician 87 Broadway-h 89 Broadway
Eliza-widow of Stephen- bds 90 East Van Houten St.
Eiza A., Miss-h Division St. Corner of Straight St.
Elizabeth, Mrs.-laundress 13 Bank St.-h 13 Bank St.
Frederick A.-wood moulder-h 94 N. Main St.
Garret A.-bds 62 Willis St.
George I.-confectioner 35 Main St.-h 35 Main St.
George P.-pres. Van Riper Manuf. Co.- h Division cor. Straight St.
Hartman-farmer-h 101 Broadway
Jacob-carpenter Jackson St.cor. Washington Ave.-h 13 Mary St.
Jacob H.- bds 46 N. Main St.
John-laborer-h Red Woods Ave. near Totowa Ave.
John-moulder-h Jersey St. cor. of Oliver St.
John G.-helper-h 88 Essex St.
John-moulder-h rear of 53 Prospect St.
John G.-machinist-bds 62 Willis St.
Julia Miss-bds 269 Water St.
Van Riper Manuf. Co.,George Van Riper pres.,James L. Wood sec.,
13-14 Van Houten St.
Margaret-widow of Richard-h 121 Elison St.
Mary A.,Mrs.-h 117 Waed St.
N.-widow of Peter-bds 202 E. Van Houten St.
Paul-laborer-bds 15 Division St.
Peter-mason-h 19 Hamburg Ave.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway -h 33 Clinton St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1871 Newark ,NJ-city directory

VAN RIPER-1871 Newark ,NJ-city directory

Alonzo-Japanner-267 Washington St.home Belleville,NJ
Andrew M.-saddletreemaker-h 163 Norfolk St.
Ann Eiza-widow of Peter Jr.-h 233 Academy St.
Caroline-widow of Charles O.-h 87 Boyden St.
Clarissa-widow of Amzi-h State St.opp. John St,
Cornelius-master mason-h 138 New St.
Garrabrant-jeweler, 52 Columbia St.-h Montclair, NJ.
Helen-widow of Israel,dressmaker-h 51 Summit St.
Hezekiah R.-steamfitter-h 237 Academy St.
Jacob J.-carpenter-h 12 Cross St.
James M.(colored)-polisher -h 37 Clayton St.
John-agent-h Irvington ,NJ.
William H.-h 70 Catharine St.

 

 

VAN RIPER-1866 New York City,New York County,NY.

VAN RIPER-1866 New York City,New York County,NY.

Ann-widow of John,bldg-home 17 E. 37th St.
Bernard-clothing,r 437 W. 44th St.-h 428 W. 44th St.
Caroline-widow of Martin-h 895 Second Ave.
Catharine-tailoress-h 202 Ave C.
D.W.-photographer- 96 6th Ave.
Eiza-widow of Adrian-h 187 W. 10th St.
Frederick A.-shoes 121 Bank St.-h 128 Bank St.
Jacob-carman-h 18 Scammel St.
Jacob S.-police-h 54 Laight St.
James-carman-h 17 Scammel St.
James H. -engineer-h 254 Bleecker St.
John F. -drygoods 519 Greenwich St.-h 85 Charlton St.
John W. T. -insp-h 188 E. 58th. St.
Joseph-paper-h 89 Sullivan St.
Mary C.-fancygoods-h 254 Beeker St.
Mary E.-widow of Richard-h r 408 W. 44th St.
Peter H.-produce 26 Moore St.-h N.J.
Richard-carman-h 15 Scammel St.
Richard-frames-h 832 8th Ave.
Richard D.-express 57 Cortland St.-h N.J.
Theodore-bartender 292 Broadway-h 27 Henry St.
Thomas D.-lawyer-h 95 Jane St.
Van Riper & Post-clothing-r 737 W. 44th St.

 

 

Van Riper-1861-62 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1861-62 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-silver plater,202 Market St., Belleville,NJ
Andrew M.-ship carpenter 12 Cabinet St.
Anthony B.-blacksmith-13 Broad St.
Charles O.-mason 64 Academy St.
Garrabrant-jeweler 241 Walnut St.
Isaac-(colored)coachman 2 Nesbitt’s Court
Isaac M.-paper hanger second near R.R.
Jacob J.-carpenter 8 Cross St.
Jeremiah-shoemaker Roseville
John -Little Falls,NJ
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Peter-carpenter Second near Railroad St.
Peter M.-silver plater 202 Market St.-home Belleville,NJ
William H.-Belleville,NJ

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1860-61 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1860-61 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-silver plater,202 Market St., 49 Church St.
Andrew M.-ship carpenter Second near R.R. Ave.
Anthony B.-blacksmith-13 Broad St.
Charles O.-mason 8 Plum St.
Garrabrant-jeweler 241 Walnut St.
Jacob J.-carpenter 8 Cross St.
James M.-(colored) teamster 20 West St.
Jeremiah-shoemaker Roseville
John -3 Baldwin St..
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Mary-widow of Henry-9 Lawrence St.
Peter-carpenter Second near Railroad St.
Peter M.-silver plater 202 Market St.-home 49 Church St.
William H.-home 3 Baldwin St.
(Remove William A. blacksmith from 1859-60 -mistake)
The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1859-60 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1859-60 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-silver plater 49 Church St.
Andrew M.-ship carpenter Second near R.R. Ave.
Anthony B.-blacksmith-13 Broad St.
Charles O.-mason 8 Plum St.
Jacob J.-carpenter 8 Cross St.
Jeremiah-shoemaker 18 West Kinney St.
John -3 Baldwin St..
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Mary-widow of Henry-18 West Kinney St.
Mary E.-widow of John-48 Laffayette St.
Peter-gas fitter Second near Railroad St.
William H.-clerk 344 Broad St. -home Baldwin St.
William A.-blacksmith 6 Clay St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1858-59 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1858-59 Newark,NJ,city directory

Andrew M.-ship carpenter Second near R.R. Ave.
Anthony B.-blacksmith-13 Broad St.
——(colored)-3 Washington Alley
Jacob J.-carpenter 8 Cross St.
Jeramiah-shoemaker 18 West Kinney St.
John -shoe store 404 Broad St.-home 18 Cottage St.
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Mary-widow of Henry-18 West Kinney St.
Mary E.-widow of John-48 Laffayette St.
Peter-gas fitter Second near Railroad St.
William H.-shoestore 404 Broad St. -home 18 Cottage St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1855-56 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1855-56 Newark,NJ,city directory

Anthony-blacksmith-13 Broad St.
Benjamin-(colored)-rear of 3 Hackett St.
Brian-(colored)-3 Hackett St.
Charles O.-mason-1 Chadwicks Alley
John-shoe store 139 Market St.
John -shoe store 408 Broad St.-h 43 Hill St.
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Peter-gas fitter North Second
William H.-clerk,39 Market St.-res. 43 Hill St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1854-55 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1854-55 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater,199 Market St.-home 110 Washington St.
George I.-segars,c. 238 1/2-h 375 Broad St.
John -shoe store 408 Broad St.-h 26 Hill St.
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Peter,Jr-18 Broad St.
William H.-clerk,408 Broad St.-res. 26 Hill St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1853-54 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1853-54 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater,50 Mechanic St.-home 30 Bruen St.
G.-375 Broad St.
Jacob-carpenter- rear 4 Cross St.
Jacob J.-4 Cross St.
John -shoe mfg. 15-home 26 Hill St.
John B.-carpenter-54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter- 13 Broad St.
Peter,Jr-42 Ninth St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after the name was place worked or
home address.

02/07/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1852-53 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1852-53 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater 50 Church St.
Anthony C.-blacksmith 13 Broad St.
George I.-segar maker 150 Academy St.
Harmon-saddle tree maker* 11 Division Place
Jacob-carpenter-rear of 4 Cross St.
John-shoe manufacturer.,53 Church St.-home 26 Hill St.
John B.-carpenter 54 Bleeker St.
John J.-carpenter 13 Broad St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after name was place worked or
home address.
*One who made the frames for saddles that the saddler used.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1850-51 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1850-51 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater 50 Church St.
Anthony-blacksmith 9 Halsey Ct.
Jacob- 4 Cross St.
James-mason 54 Broad St.
John -grocer,53 Church St. corner of Court St.
John-mason 12 Warren St.
John B.-carpenter 91 Market St.
John G.-shoe mfg. 140 Market st.-home 181 Mulberry St.
John J.-carpenter- 8 Halsey’s Ct.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1849-50 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1849-50 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater,48 Mechanic St.-home 59 Mullbery St.
Jacob- 4 Cross St.
John -grocer,20 Court St,shoe mfg.-53 Church St.
John B.-carpenter-16 Franklin Pl.
John J.-carpenter- 8 Halsey Ct.
Van Riper-Edwards-platers,48 Mechanic St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after name was place worked or
home address.

02/08/2001

 

 

VAN RIPER-1849-50 Jersey City,NJ

VAN RIPER-1849-50 Jersey City,NJ

Garret-mercantile agent-home Warren st. near Essex St.
Gitty-widow of Christopher-h 73 York St.
Mary-widow of Peter -bds Green St. near Montgomery St.

Hoboken,NJ

John–builder-h Grove St. near R.R. Ave.

10/04/2000

 

 

Van Riper-1848-49 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1848-49 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater,48 Mechanic St.-home 59 Mullbery St.
Isaac-(colored) ,18 Division Lane
Jacob-carpenter- 4 Cross St.
James-mason-6 new St.
John-mason-6 New St.
John -grocer,20 Court St,shoe mfg.-53 Church St.
John B.-carpenter-16 Franklin Pl.
John J.-carpenter- 8 Halsey Ct.
Peter-carpenter- 33 Broad St.
Van Riper-Edwards-platers,48 Mechanic St.

The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate
if the address after name was place worked or
home address.

02/07/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1847-48 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1847-48 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater, 48 Mechanic St-home 60 Halsey St.
Jacob-carpenter-h 4 Cross St.
John-shoe manufacturer- 53 Church St. corner of Court St.
John B.-carpenter-16 Franklin Pl.
John J.-carpenter-8 Halsey Ct.
Peter-carpenter-33 Broad St.

 

 

Van Riper-1846-47 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1846-47 Newark,NJ,city directory

Alonzo-plater-home 37 Lawrence St.
Isaac-(colored)-h 18 Divison St.
Jacob-carpenter-h 4 Cross St.
John-carpenter-h 31 Commerce St.
John-shoe manufr.-h 19 Court St.
John B.-carpenter-h 9 Halsey Ct.
John J.-carpenter-h 8 Halsey Ct.
Peter-carpenter-h 33 Broad St.

02/01/2001

 

 

Van Riper-1841-42 Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper-1841-42 Newark,NJ,city directory

Catherine-tailoress-home 196 Washington St.
John-sexton Cent. Church *-h 15 Court St.
John J.-carpenter-h Halsey Court

The only church listed that started with Cent.
was the Central Presbyterian Church, 129
Washington St.-Rev. Wm. Belden, Jr.

02/01/2001

 

 

VAN RIPER–1885-86 Paterson ,NJ City Directory

VAN RIPER–1885-86 Paterson ,NJ City Directory

Abram-laborer-home 49 North Main St.
Adrian-baker-h 112 Broadway
Alfred-holster-h 29 Temple St.
Alfred J.-salesman-h 313 Van Houten St.
Allen-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Andrew-cook-h 12 Tyler St.
Anthony-h Burhans Lane near Carbon St.
Anthony-h 40 Elm St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob-h 333 Van Houten St.
Catherine-widow of Abram-h 48 Division St.
Catherine-widow of Marinus-h 29 Temple St.
Clarisa-widow of George-h 128 Division St. Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Willis St. Cornelius-painter-h 12 Tyler St. Cornelius S.-physican-h 77 Fair St. Demarest-clerk-h 56 Redwoods Ave. D. Romain-artist-h 128 Division St. Eliza-widow of Stephen-h 38 Benson St Elisa A.-128 Division St. Elizabeth-widow of Peter-h 12 Jay St. Ellen-widow of Jacob-h 30 Close St. Emma-hemmer-h 19 High St. Fannie-h 387 Main St. Frank -baker-h 112 Broadway Frank-clerk-19 High St. George -clerk-101 Broadway George E.-clerk-h 95 Fair St. George P.-president-h 143 Divsion St. Hartman-farmer-h 101 Broadway Helen-h 128 Division St. James-h 390 Ellison St. James-teamster-h 30 Close St. John G.-planer-h 62 Willis St. John H.-grocer 72 Main St.-h 25 Jefferson St. Lucinda-h Burmans St. near Carbon St. Mortimer B.-beltmaker-h 39 Clinton St. Van Riper Mnfg. Co. ,13 Van Houten St. Paul -laborer-h 252 W. 26th St. Peter-mason-h E. 26th St., near 18th Ave. Philip H.-grocer ,73 Broadway-h 95 Fair St. Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
William-switchman- h 48 Division St.

 

 

VAN RIPER—1879-80 NEW YORK CITY –City directory

VAN RIPER—1879-80 NEW YORK CITY –City directory

VAN RYPEN

Richard-carpenter 136 Worth St.-home N.J.
Van Rypen & Vail , carpenters, 136 Worth St.

VAN RIPER

Bernard-insp 6 State St.-home Jersey City,N.J. Charles-casemaker-h 142 Perry St.
Charles-hardware- Third Ave. near 144 th St. Charles-whitewasher-h 68 Grove St. Christopher C.-engineer-h 220 E. 56th St Eliza-widow of Adrian-h 215 E. 61st St. Jacob S.- police-h 30 Horatio St. James H. -engineer-339 E. 120 th St. Jeremiah-builder-h 2008 3rd Ave. John F.-drygoods 519 Greenwich St.h 415 W. 21st St. John G. -furniture 438 Canal St.-h N.J. John W.T.-clerk-102 Greenwich Ave. Josiah P.- clerk-h 3rd Ave. near 144th St. Julius F.-clerk 120 Broadway-h 691 Bedford Ave,Brooklyn Mary-widow of Levi-h 4 Marion St. Peter H.- butter 5 Front St.-h N.J. Romaine V.-desks 436 Canal & 8 Vestry St. Samuel-engineer-h 113 Christopher St. Van Riper J.F. & Co.,drygoods,519 Greenwich St. Van Riper P.H. & Co.,butter,5 Front St. Van Riper & Paulison ,desks,436 Canal St. & 8 Vestry St.

This is number 31 in the City Dirctory Series

 

 

VAN RIPER—1878-79 NEW YORK CITY ,NY , city directory

VAN RIPER—1878-79 NEW YORK CITY ,NY , city directory

Abraham-molder-home 129 8th Ave.
Ann-widow of John-h 17 E. 37th St.
Benjamin -insp.-h 6 State St.
Bernard -clothing 445 W. 43rd St.-h110 W.43rd St.
Charles -hardware-3rd Ave near 144th St.
Charles .-waiter-h r 68 Grove St
Charles C. -casemaker-h 132 Ferry St.
Cornelius.baker-h 8 Manhatten St.
David T.- engineer-h r 327 W. 11th St.
Eliza-widow of Adrian-h 245 E. 61st St.
Jacob S.-police-h 262 W. 17th St.
John F.-drygoods 519 Greenwich Ave..-h 415 W. 21st St.
John G.-furniture 438 Canal St.-h N.J.
John W.T. -clerk-h 102 Greenwich Ave.
Mary-widow of Levi-h 4 Marion St.
Peter E. -produce 195 Duane St.-h N.J.
Peter H.-butter 56 Front St.-h N.J.
Romaine-furniture 438 Canal St.-h N.J.
Van Riper J.F. & Co. ,drygoods, 519 Greenwich St.
Van Riper J.G. & Sons, furniture, 438 Canal St. & Vestry St. Van Riper P.E. & Co., produce, 195 Duane St. Van Riper & Post ,tailors ,445 W. 43rd St.

 

 

VAN RIPER- Acquackanonk Dutch Reformed Church

VAN RIPER- Acquackanonk Dutch Reformed Church
(Passaic, & Clifton,NJ Area)
Van Riper,Van Reyper,Van Rypen,Van Rype,Van Ryper

85.833-p.39-Harp Van Riper-wife Maragrita-child Jacobus-born Feb. 25,1765-
Sponser: Gerrebrand Gerrebrantse,Wyntje Van Winkel
(sponsers were married Dec. 13, 1739)
———————————————————————————-

86.3234-p.148-Henry Van Riper-w. Myntje -c. Eliza-b. Feb. 29,1816-
Sp: Uriah Van Riper and Wife.
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87.1367-p.63-Harme Van Rypen-w. Marretje Van Rypen-c. Sarah b. March 4,1781-
Sp:none listed
88.1451-p67-Harme Van Rypen-w. Lea Spier-c. Jacob-b Oct. 29,1782-
Sp: Hendrick Spier -Jennetje Van Giesen
89.1712-p.79-Harmen Van Rypen-w.Lea Spier-c. Marritje-b.Sept. 17,1788-
Sp: none listed
90.1908-p.88-Harmen Van Rypen-w.Lea Spier-c. Rachel-b.May 2,1791-
Sp: none listed
91.2015-p.93-Harmen V. Rypen-w.Margaritje Jacobus-c.Jacob-b.Mar.10, 1792-
Sp: none listed
92.2182-p.96-Harmen Van Rypen-w.Lea Spier-c.Maragrietje-b.April 3,1794-
Sp: none listed
93.2805-p.129-Harmen Van Rypen-w.Rebecca Brouwer-c.Jurrie-b.Aug. 5,1805-
Sp: Jacob Ackerman-Susanna Doremus-
(above sponsers were married April 15,1805)
94.2988-p.137-Harmen Van Riper-w.Rebecca Brouwer-c.Hendrick-bSept. 26,1809-
Sp: none listed

12/01/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER- 1903 Paterson Directory

VAN RIPER- 1903 Paterson Directory

Abram Z.-bookkeeper-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Adrian-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
Alfred-clerk-h 293 Main St.
Alfred J.-silk-h 585 E 29th St.
Anna-weaver-h 43 Prince St.
Anthony B.-(Frost & Van Riper)-h 652 E 26th St.
Arthur- canvasser-h 15 Elm St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 585 E 29th St.
Catherine-dressmaker-h 91 Marion St.
Charles-carpenter-h 70 16th Ave.
Charles W.-machinist-h 56 Matlock St.
Cornelius -painter- h 359 Straight St.
Edward F.-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
Eliza -widow of George-h 56 Matlock St.
Elizabeth-h 26 Pearl St.
Emma-dressmaker-h 43 Prince St.
Frederick G.-salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mnfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 12 Madison St.
Hannah-h r 93 Spruce St.
Hattie H.-boarding house-43 Broadway
Isabelle S.-widow of Jacob H.-h 23 Ryle Ave.
James-carpenter-h 91 Marion St.
Jasper-carpenter-h 91 Marion St.
Jessie-widow of Peter-h 735 E 28th St.
John-helper-h 359 Straight St.
John-laborer-h 88 Essex St.
John-molder-h 37 Matlock St.
John-shoemaker-h 37 Matlock St.
John G.-h 214 Park Ave.
Lawrence A.-h 166 Paterson St.
Mary-dressmaker-h Holsman St.
Mary E.-widow of Daniel-h 458 River St.
Morris-loomfixer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Paul-watchman-h 252 W 26th St.
Percy R.-teamster-h 316 Godwin St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Seely P.-mason-h 735 E 28th St.
Van Riper Mnfg. Co. ,leather belting,bobins,spools
and quills ,14 Van Houten St.
Vincent-clerk-h 214 17th Ave.
William B.-dentist-h 293 Hamilton Ave.
William L.-stage manager-h 51 Hamilton Ave.
William P.-mason-h 735 E 28th St.

 

 

VAN RIPER- 1893-94 Paterson ,N.J.,city directory.

VAN RIPER- 1893-94 Paterson ,N.J.,city directory.

Adrian-baker,103 Broadway-h 101 Broadway
Albert-hostler-h 21 High St.
Alfred-bookkeeper-h 137 Tyler St.
Alfred-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Albert J.-silk-h 269 Graham Ave.
Andrew-painter-h 160 Madison St.
Annie-h 40 Elm St.
Anthony-(Frost & Van Riper)-h273 Ellison St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 269 Graham Ave.
Charles C.-carpenter-h 43 Benson St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Park Ave.
Cornelius-painter-h 29 Park Ave.
Cornelius S.-physician,h 77 Fair St.-
hours-1:30 to 3:00 and 7 to 8 p.m.
D.(Daniel) Romine-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Elizabeth-candy- h 36 Market St.
Frank-baker-h 51 N. 3rd St.
Frederick-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George-salesman-h 98 Park Ave.
George E.-clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-(Van Riper Mfg. Co.)-h 143 Hamilton Ave.
George S.-carpenter-h 95 Park Ave.
Helen-h 128 Hamilton Ave.
Isabella S.-widow of Jacob H.-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jane-widow of Stephen S.-carpenter-h 95 Park Ave.
Jasper-carpenter-h 166 Ryerson Ave.
John -coachman-h 23 Ryle Ave.
John-molder-h 12 Rip Van Winkle Ave.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
John H.-driver-h 43 Holsman St.
Laura-teacher-h 77 Fair St.
Lawrence A.-collector-h 166 Paterson Ave.
Marinus-h 252 W. 26th St.
Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 252 Hamilton Ave.
Mortimer B.-beltmaker-h 24 Pearl St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W. 26th St.
Peter-mason-h 735 E. 28th St.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-(owner)feed,65 River St.-h 51 River St.
(successor to *J.P. Vreeland)
Wholesale and retail dealer in flour,feed,
grain,hay and oats.established 1868.
Elevator-On D.,L.&W. R. R. cor. Clay St.
and Railroad Ave. Tel. 313.
Salesroom -65 River St.-Tel. 308.
Sophia-h 77 Fair St.
Van Riper Mfg. Co.,belt mfg’s ,14 Van Houten St.
Walling-stenographer-h 236 Park Ave.
William-carpenter-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
( *J. Pierson Vreeland in 1880 city directory, lived at 13 Clark St.
also at that address-Josiah, Jonathan B.)

12/23/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER- 1888-89 Paterson,NJ,city directory

VAN RIPER- 1888-89 Paterson,NJ,city directory

Adrian-baker,103 Broadway-home 101 Broadway
Albert-laborer-h 21 Godwin St.
Alfred-h 8 Jay St.
Alfred-hostler-h 104 River St.
Alfred J.- silk,E. 18th St. near 11th Ave.-h 370 Ellison St.
Alfred S.-h 21 Broadway
Alfred S.-h 58 Benson St.
Andrew-h 35 Bridge St.
Andrew-painter-h 12 Tyler St.
Andrew N.-finisher-h 491 Totowa Ave.
Anthony-h 40 Elm St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 370 Ellison St.
Catharine-widow of Abram-h 48 Division St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Park Ave.
Cornelius -painter-h r 144 Tyler St.
Cornelius S.-physician-h 77 Fair St.
D. Romaine-h 128 Division St.
Demarest-clerk-h 29 Temple St.
Eliza-widow of Stephen-h 33 Benson St.
Eliza A.-h 128 Divison St.
Elizabeth-widow of Peter-h 16 Jay St.
Ellen-widow of Jacob-h 30 Close St.
Frank-baker-h 101 Broadway
George-clerk-101 Broadway
George E.-bookkeeper-h 95 Fair St.
George P.-pres.-h 143 Division St.
Hartman-farmer-101 Broadway
Hattie-h 42 Washington St.
Helen-h 128 Division St.
Hester A.-widow of Henry -h 392 Ellison St.
James-h 390 Ellison St.
James-driver-home 147 Madison St.
James-driver-h 30 Close St.
John-h 12 Rip Van Winkle Ave.
John G.-planer-h 62 Park Ave.
John H.-clerk-h 285 Water St.
Lawrence A.-farmer-h101 Broadway
Mary A.-h 124 Fair St.
Matilda-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.
Mortimer B.-agent-h 33 Division St.
Paul-laborer-h 252 W.26th St
Peter-bricklayer-h E. 26th St. near 17th Ave.
Philip H.-grocer,73 Broadway-h 95 Fair St.
Rebecca-widow of George- h 19 High St.
Richard P.-bookkeeper-h 48 Benson St.
William L.-laborer-h 48 Division St.

12/22/2000

 

 

Van Riper from Paterson City Directory 1900

Van Riper from Paterson City Directory 1900

Abram C.-bookkeeper-Home 449 Ellison St.
Adrian -stables 14 Prince St-h 449 Ellison St
Albert- holster -h 27 Hamilton St.
Alfred-salesman-h 293 Main St.
Alfred J.- silk -h 627 E. 24th St.
Allen-laborer-h 130 E. 18th St.
Andrew – painter- h 10 High St.
Anna-dressmaker- 43 Prince St.
Anthony B.- (Frost & Van Riper)h 652 E. 26th St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 627 E. 24th St.
Charles C.- carpenter-h 227 Tyler St.
Cornelius-painter-h 240 Spring St.
Daniel-driver-h 223 Water St.
Edward F.- salesman-h 336 Ellison St.
Frank- clerk-h148 Water St.
Frederick G.- clerk-h 336 Ellison St.
George P.-h 143 Hamilton Ave
George S.-carpenter-h 511 E. 26th St.
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison
Isabelle- widow of Jacob-h 23 Ryle Ave.
Jane-widow of Stephen S.- h 511 East 26th St. Jasper-carpenter-h 493 Totowa Ave. John-molder-h 153 Temple St. John G.-planer-h62 Park Ave John P.-(The Van Riper Mnfg Co.) h 143 Hamilton Ave Lawrence A.-salesman-h 166 Paterson Ave. Van Riper Mnfg. Co.-leather belting-14 Van Houten St. Marinus-huster-h 44 Chadwick St. Mary A.-widow of Cornelius-h 390 Ellison St. Mary E. -widow of Daniel-h 216 5th Ave. Paul-foreman-h 252W 26Th St. Percy R.-salesman-h 88 Lyon St.
Peter- mason- h 735 E. 28th St.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway- h 336 Ellison St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
William-laborer- h rear of 787 Broadway
William L.-manager-h 48 Hamilton Ave.
William -mason-h 735 E 28th ST.
09/09/2000

 

 

VAN RIPER BIRTHS AT STONE HOUSE PLAINS CHURCH

VAN RIPER BIRTHS AT STONE HOUSE PLAINS CHURCH
(Brookdale section of Bloomfield,NJ.)–1801-1814

Father—————Mother—————-child————-born———–baptized

Abraham—–Van Winkle, Pryntje—–SARAH——–Oct. 18, 1812—Jan. 1 ,1813.

Jacob———Bush, Marytje————-LYDIA———Mar. 26, 1811—Jan. 24, 1811
Mary Jacob—-Jul. 16,1809—–Aug. 6, 1809
Mary Ellen——Dec 26, 1813—-May 1,1814

Jacob——-Riggs, Rebecca————-Garrit————Jan-16,1811—–May 5,1811

Phillip——-King, Leah——————Eliza Jane——-Nov. 1, 1811—-Dec. 1,1811
Lydia—————–John Broadbury-Mar 20,1814-Apr. 17,1814

Richard—–Mandeville,Eva———–Helena———–Jan. 28,1809——-Nov. 21,1811
Abraham——–Feb. 20,1802——Mar. 7,1802
Herman———-Mar. 24,1804—–Jun. 3, 1804
Yellis————-Sep. 2, 1806

Richard—–Toers, Helena————–Jacob Speer—-Sep. 10,1804——Oct. 5, 1806
Lena—————–Mary————-Nov. 23,1806—–Dec. 7,1806
==================================================================

Garabrantz, John A.–Van Riper, Anna–Abraham—-Jan. 29, 1808——-Mar.6 1808
Jane———–Jun.25, 1809——-Aug. 6,1809
Margaret—–Sep. 30,1813——-Nov. 7,1913

Styments,John——-Van Riper,Ann—–Peter———–Feb. 11,1814——-Apr. 17,1814

Riker,Jacob——–Van Riper,Catherine—Annaatjie—Jul. 20,1804———Sep.2,1804
Abraham—-Jul. 18,1806———Sep. 7,1806

Roome, Abijah—Van Riper, Marytje—–George——Feb. 1, 1813———Apr 18,1813

Speer, Joost——Van Riper, Elizabeth—-Abraham—May 4, 1814———May 29,1814

Van Giesen, Issac-Van Riper, Aaltje——Martin Luther-Apr. 27,1804—-Jul. 1,1804

Van Giesen,John–Van Riper,Mary——-Jane———Mar. 3,1802———–Apr. 4, 1802

Van Giesen,Rynier–Van Riper,Aaltje—-Mary——–Dec. 8,1801———–Feb. 7, 1802

Van Giesen,Rynier,C.–Van Riper,Matje–Cornelius–July 20,1804———Sep 2,1804
Daniel——Jan. 18, 1807——–Mar. 1,1807

 

 

VAN RIPER 1964 PATERSON CITY DIRCTORY

VAN RIPER 1964 PATERSON CITY DIRCTORY

Carol A.,Mrs.-office sec. Dorfman Abrams Music & Co.
home at Prospect Park
Catherine-widow of Paul-h252 Dixon Ave.
Clifford(Lucy)-h 499 E 38th St.
Clifford M.-r 499 E 38th St.
George(Katherine)-mech. Main Trucking Co.- h 655 Main St. George Jr.-emp. Ribbin & Ticker Co.- r 655 Main St. Gordon F.(Florence H.)- (J B Ward & Sons 327 Vernon Ave.)-
h at Fair Lawn.
Harry A(Minnie)h 196 Grand St. apt 4C.
James -in the Marines-r 116 Dundee Ave.
John-in the Marines-r 116 Dundee Ave.
Katherine M.-h19 Ridge Terr.
Mary,Mrs.-h 116 Dundee Ave.
Paul(Shirley)-Foreman Nabisco Co. Fair Lawn-h 303 Sherwood Ave. Porter(Hazel M)-bkkr De Block Paper Co. ,Garfield-168 Paterson Ave.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1952 PATERSON N.J. CITY DIRECTORY

VAN RIPER 1952 PATERSON N.J. CITY DIRECTORY

Alfred S. Jr. (Margaret)- mech. -home 301 Market St.
Caroline O.-h 680 E. 25th St.
Catherine-widow of George-house worker-h 34 E. Main St.
Catherine-widow of Paul-h 252 Dixon Ave.
Charles-plating wkr.- r 34 E. Main St.
Clifford (Lucy)-pres. Van Holland Hoisery Co. 29 N. West St.-
h 499 E. 38th St.
Edwin(Serena)-head teller 1st Nat. Bank & Trust Co. of Paterson 125 Ellison St-
h-at Newton,NJ
George W.(Catherine N.)-chauf.-h 79 Marshall
Harry A.(Minnie) -elec. 111 N.8th St.-h 111 N. 8th St.
Jennie M. -h 729 E. 26th St.
John (Mary A.)-cook-h 398 21st. Ave.
John M.(Viola M.)elec.-h 243 Temple St.
Katherine Mrs.-r 16 N. 4th St.
Katherine M.-real estate 19 Ridge Ter.-h 19 Ridge Ter.
Lena M. Mrs.-h 297 12th Ave.
Lucy- r 271 Totowa Ave.
Madeline- mach. oper.-h 244 Water St.
Marinus (Elizabeth)-mech.-h 83 Slater St.
Porter(Hazlel M.)-bkkpr Garfield-h h 168 Paterson Ave.
Ruth-(was at 19 Ridge Ter.)married Clinton Preshholdt,
moved to Park Ridge, Ill.
Vivian,Mrs.-houseworker-res.43 12th Ave.
William(Augusta)-h 380 E. 35th St.
William B. (Anna D.)-dentist 17 Church St.-h 712 E. 27th St.

01/21/2001

 

 

VAN RIPER 1950 PATERSON N.J. CITY DIRECTORY

VAN RIPER 1950 PATERSON N.J. CITY DIRECTORY

Alfred S. Jr. (Margaret)-auto mech. -home 301 Market St. Caroline O.-h 680 E. 25th St. Catherine-widow of George-house worker-h 34 E. Main St. Catherine-widow of Paul-h 252 Dixon Ave. Charles-plating wkr.- r 34 E. Main St. Clifford (Lucy)-pres. Van Holland Hoisery Co. 29 N. West St.-
h 499 E. 38th St.
Edwin(Serena)-teller 1st Nat. Bank & Trust Co. of Paterson 125 Ellison
St-
h-at Preakness (Wayne,NJ) Frederick F. (Dorthy I.)-h 49 Ellison St. Harry A.(Minnie) -elec. 18 N. 4th St.-h 18 N. 4th St. Jennie M. -h 729 E. 26th St. John (Mary A.)-cook-h 398 21st. Ave. Katherine Mrs.-r 16 N. 4th St. Katherine M.-real estate 19 Ridge Ter.-h 19 Ridge Ter. Lena M. Mrs.-h 297 12th Ave.
Lucy- r 271 Totowa Ave.
Madeline- mach. oper.-h 244 Water St.
Marinus-r 252 Dixon Ave.
Marjorie H. -married Russell Dement -moved to Radburn (Fair Lawn,NJ) Paul-died July 25,1949 age 47 Porter(Hazlel M.)-bkkpr Garfield-h h 168 Paterson Ave. Ruth-real estate 19 Ridge Ter.-r 19 Ridge Ter. Shirley S.-clrk tel co-r 18 N 4th St. William(Augusta)-h 380 E. 35th St. William B. (Anna D.)-dentist 17 Church St.-h 712 E. 27th St.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1931 Paterson City Directory

VAN RIPER 1931 Paterson City Directory

A.Harvey, jr.-supt J.C. Ackinson Inc.,460 Totowa Ave.-
home at 23 Church St,Nutley,N.J.
Abraham Z.-reporter (308) 175 Market St.-h 174 17th St.
Alfred -resides 171 E. 21 St.
Alfred S. Jr.-mech- h 301 Market St.
Anna B.-widow of Selah-h 19 Ridge Ter.
Caroline -dressmaker-174 17th Ave.-h 174 17th Ave.
Carrie E.-widow of Laurence A.- h 101 Ward St.
Catherine A.-widow of Albert A.-h 561 E. 18th St.
Daniel S. h 12 Holsman St.
Donald- Lawyer, 752 14th Ave.-h752 14th Ave.
Donald Mrs.-Sec. Paterson Tuberculosis and Health League,Inc.
(4) 20 Passic St. -resides 752 14th. Ave.
Edo-h 729 E.26th St.
Edwin-representitive,The EquitableLife Assurance Society of the
United States,(706-710) National Bank of America Bdg.
5 Colt St.,tele.Sherwood 2-3407- h at Lincoln Park.
Adwin-teller,152 Market st.-res. inquire.
Emma-died may 22,1930. age 73,home was at 124 Carroll St.
Ferdinand S.-purchasing agent ,Hoboken-h 499 11 St.
Frank-emp P Orphan Asylum -resides P Orphan Asylum
George-chauf-h 110 Jersey St.
George-chuf.-h 55 N. 6th St.
George S-carp 732 E. 28 St.- h 732 E. 28th St.
Harry A.-elec-h 45 Matlock St.
Jane-steno NY-resides 735 E 28th St.
Jeannie M.- resides 729 E. 26th St.
John S. -resides 218 17th Ave.
Katherine -resides 19 Ridge Terr.
L Matilda-widow of George P.-h 572 E 25th St.
Lawrence A. Jr. -sec. treas. Van Riper- Barret Silk Corp. 104 Gray St.
h-at Nutley
Lucy -h 735 E. 28th St.
Marineus-steamfitters helper-h 252 Dixen Ave.
Maud-**
Van Riper Mfg Co Supplies 14 Van Houten St.
Paul -chauf. -resides 252 Dixon Ave.
Porter W. -saleman-h 390 E. 42nd St.
Richard-moved to Prospect Park 204 Haledon Ave.,also at this address(bldg),
Great Eastern Grocery Stores Co.,and Lambert DeVries.
Richard was at 219 Haledon Ave.,Paterson.
Sarah-widow of John- resides 218 17th Ave.
Seeley h 75 Chatham Ave.
Walter I. *
Walter R. -dentist 138 Market St.- h 331 20th Ave.
William- contrator 380 E. 35th St. -h 380 E. 35 th. St.
William B. -dentist 17 Church St.-h 712 E 27th St
*(on 1930city dir.)-Walter I. listed pres-treas Van Riper Mfg. Co. 14 Van Houten
St. -h at Ridgewood.
home was 150 Sheridan Ter. ,Ridgewood.1933 listed Mgr. N.Y.
** Maud- 1930 was listed as sec Van Riper Mfg Co. 14 Van Houten St.-h at
Ridgewood
she was the wife of Walter I.
01/11/2001

 

 

VAN RIPER 1920 PASSAIC, PASSAIC COUNTY NJ

VAN RIPER 1920 PASSAIC, PASSAIC COUNTY NJ

A. Nelson-foreman-h 102 Richards St.
Van Riper & A. Ward-pysician 607 Main St., tel. 2580-
home 171 Lafayette Ave.hours,1-2:30 & 7-8 p.m.

Adrianna-teller Peoples Bank-h 23 Church St.,Nutley
Amelia C.-widow of Peter-h 69 Howe Ave.
Edwin F. -clerk-h 69 Howe Ave.
Fred R.-clerk-h 70 Lindon St.
Ida F.-engr. -h 102 Richards St.
Jacob W.-h 42 River Dr.
Jon. E.-h 102 Richards St.
John. T.-Lawyer(Newark)-117 Laffayette Ave.
Leonie-teacher-h 343 Paulison Ave.
Mable R.-inspr.-h 102 Richards St.
Porter-auditor Anderson Lumber Co.-h Paterson
Walter-h 55 Blaine St.
Van Riper & Inc.,druggists,,605 Main Ave.tel.-2580-2581

 

 

VAN RIPER 1916 Newark, N.J.

VAN RIPER 1916 Newark, N.J.

VAN REYPER

J. Van Horn-collector PS Gas Co.-bds 161 Milford Ave.

VAN RIPER

Alfred-mason-home 50 Hunter St.
Alonzo-policeman-bds 2 court St.
Anna -widow of Isaac-bds 136 5th St.
Bessie B.-teacher-bds 2 Broad St.
Charles H.-mason-home 56 Hunter
Charles K.-reporter Newark Evening News-res Paterson
Elemuel L-(Van Riper & Erbacher)395 Mullberry St.-
res Irvington
Frank-driver-bds 90 Morton St.
Fred-chauffeur-h 66 Bloomfield Ave.
Frederick E.-moved to Belleville
George H.-mach.-rms 212 Washington St.
John T.-lawyer (401)245 Springfield Ave-res Passaic
(see John T. Passaic 1920) Joseph-lab-h 99 Boydon St. Martha,Mrs.-bds 29 Belleville Ave. Oliver-cigarmaker-h 293 Littleton Ave. Raymond A.-emp NY Tel Co.-h 640 Mt. Prospect Ave. Sarah M. ,Mrs.-bds 640 Mt. Prospect Ave Stephen -mason-h Warwick St. Walter D.-lawyer (301) 763 Broad St. tel Mulberry 848
res Irvington
Wilbur W.-carp-h 206 3rd St.
William-janitor- h 636 Mt. Prospect St.
Van Riper & Erbacher (Elemuel L. Van Riper and
Henry C. Erbacher Jr.)carpenters 395 Mulberry St.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1915 Jersey City,NJ

VAN RIPER 1915 Jersey City,NJ

VAN REYPER
Emily-widow of Richard-home 76 Storms Ave.
Howard-mach-r 76 Storms Ave.
Mabel-bookkeeper-r 76 Storms Ave.
Olive-bookkeeper-r 76 Storms Ave.
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VAN RIPER
Abraham-mach.-h 137 Grace St.
Albert-police-h 430 Summit Ave.
Cath-widow of John-h 142 Erie St.
Charles C.-pass. agent-h 2771 Hudson Blvd.
Edward A.-clerk CRR of NJ-h 162 Orient Ave.
Eliz J.-widow of Jacob-h 57 Sip Ave.
Gladys-student-r 2771 Hudson Blvd.
John F.-frt agt-r 2771 Hudson Blvd.
Mary F.-sten.-r 57 Sip Ave.
Maud-widow of George-r 116 Mercer St.
Vera-teacher-r 2771 Hudson Blvd.
William-collecter-h 142 Erie St.
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VAN RYPER
John E.-salesman-h 583 Bramhall Ave.
William-salesman-h 244 Virginia Ave.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1909 Paterson City Directory

VAN RIPER 1909 Paterson City Directory

Alfred J. -beds at 293 Main St.
Alfred J.-silk Mfr. (Congdon Mill),Van Houten St.near Cross St.
home 585 E. 29th St.
Alfred S. -holster-h 97 Hamilton Ave.
Anna-h 163 Godwin St.
Anthony B.-(Frost and Van Riper)202 Straight St.-
h 652 E. 26th. St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob-h 585 E. 29th St.
Carrie-clerk 210 Main St.-res. Fairfield
Catherine-widow of Albert-h 567 E. 18th St.
Catherine, Mrs.-dressmaker 91 Marion St.-h 91 Marion St. Charles C.-carpenter-bds 271 Hamilton Ave. Charles W.-mach.-beds 31 Hamburg Ave Charlotte-widow of Richard-h 263 12th St. Cornelius-h 189 Jackson St. Daniel-driver-h 22 Jefferson St. Edward F.-bds 336 Ellison St. Eliza -widow of George-h 31 Hamburgh Ave. Emily, Mrs.-h 231 Godwin St. Frederick G.-(P.H. Van Riper & Son.)73 Broadway- bds 336 Ellison St. George-clerk-h N. 6th St. George P-president and treas. Van Riper Mfg. Co. ,14 Van Houten St.
h 143 Hamilton St.
George S.-carpenter-h 12 Madison Ter.
Harriet-widow of Stephen-bds 3 Arch St.
Jasper-carpenter-h 91 Marion St.
Jennie-steno-bds 735 E 28th St.
Jesse-widow of Peter-h 735 E 28th ST.
John-molder-h 37 Matlock St.
John S. -bds 37 Matlock St.
Libbie .Mrs.-nurse-rooms 29 Armory Pl.
Lucy-bds 735 E. 28th St.
Marinus-lab-h 252 W. 26th St.
Mary-widow of Arthur,housekeeker-251 Temple St.
Matilda-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.
Meda M., Mrs.-110 E 17th. St.
Van Riper Mfr. Co. mill suplies,14 Van Houten St.
Mortimer L.-clerk-bds. 231 Godwin St.
Paul-watchman- h 252 W. 26th St.
Percy R.-h 316 Godwin St.
Philip H.-(P H Van Riper & Son,73 Broadway,h 336 Ellison St.
P H & Son (Philip and Frederick G. Van Riper)grocers 73 Broadway Sarah H. ,Mrs.-h 38 W. St. Sela-mason-h 464 E. 31st. St. Walter-bds 143 Hamilton Ave. Walter R.-dentist-h 57 Prince St. William B.-dentist 210 Main St.-h 210 Main St. William P.-foreman (614) 152 Market St.-bds 735 E. 28th St.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1870 MICHIGAN Census

VAN RIPER 1870 MICHIGAN Census

WAYNE COUNTY,
Brownstone Twp.,
P.O. Huron Station
July 15
page 3b-image 05-sheet #6
53-50

Nicholas Van Riper-32y-M-W-farmer-$1400.-$1000.-b.NY
Mary A Van Riper.-45-F-W-keeping house-b.Canada
—————–
53-51
Willis E. Van Riper-22-M-W-farmer-b.Mich.(son of Nicholas)
Mary C. Van Riper-19-F-W-b Mich
Eva May Van Riper-16-F-W-bMich.(dau. of Nicholas)
Bessie F.Van Riper-4-F-W-bMich.
Leonora Van Riper-20-F-W-keeping house-bMich.
infant Van Riper-5m-M-W-bJan.-bMich.
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P.O. Brownstone
July 18
page 7-image 12-sheet #13
114-109

Adrian Van Riper-60y-M-W-farmer-$10,000-$9,000-b.N.J.
Eliza Van Riper-40-F-W-keeping house-b.N.Y.
Chester Van Riper-20-M-W-farmer-bMich.
Susan Van Riper-14-F-W-at school-bMich.
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P.O. Brownstone
July 18
page 10-image-18-sheet #19
165-158

Henry Van Riper-52-M-W-farmer-$9,000.-$1.200-b.N.J.
Lidia A. Van Riper-42-F-W-keeping house-b.N.Y.
James E. Van Riper-17-M-W-at school-b.Mich.
Katherine Van Riper-5-F-W-b.Mich.
Mary Van Riper-3-F-W-b.Mich.
Jane Van Riper-50-F-W-at home-b.N.Y.
(also Van Houten and Garretson,b.NJ)
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P.O. Brownstone
July 19
page 11a-image20-sheet21
180-173

John C. Van Riper-23-Lawyer-b.Mich.
Catharine M. Van Riper-21b.Mich.
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P.O. Gibraltar
July 21
page 15b-1mage29-sheet30
249-240

John W. Van Riper-48-M-W-Lumber Bus.-$400.-$2000.-b.Mich.
Elizabeth Van Riper-28-F-W-keeping house-b.Mich.
Anna M. Van Riper-6-FW-b.Mich.
=====================================
CASS County
La Grange Twp.
P.O.-Dowagiao
July 6
p67b-sheet 28-image 28
181-184

John Van Riper-59-M-W-farmer-$2500.-$1200.-b.N.J.
Leah Van Riper-54-F-W.-keeps house-b.N.J.
Gertude Van Riper-10-F-W-b.N.J.
Abram Van Riper-83-M-W-$10,000.-$5,000-b.N.J.
——————–
La GRANGE
P.O.-Dowagiao
p67b-sheet 28-image 28
182-185

William Van Riper-45-M-W-manf. of flour-$6000.-$2000-b.N.J.
Ida Van Riper-21-F-W-keeping house-b.N.Y.
Edwin Van Riper-3-M-W-b.Mich.
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La GRANGE
P.O.-Dowagiao
p67b-sheet 28-image 28
183-186

Abram Van Riper-M-W-53-manf. flour-$600.-$900.-b.N.J.
Maria Van Riper-F-W-50-b.N.Y.
Hester Van Riper-F-W-15-b.N.J.
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La GRANGE
P.O.-Dowagiao
p67b-sheet 28-image 28
186-189

George Van Riper-34-M-W-manf. wool goods-$500.-$500.-b.N.J.
Perthana Van Riper-30-F-W-b.N.Y.
Gettie Van Riper-9-F-W-b.Mich.
John Van Riper-6-M-W-b.Mich.
Myrta Van Riper -2-F-W-b.Mich.
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La GRANGE
page 68a
193-194

Garret Van Riper-M-W-49-manf. cider-$4500.-$2200.-b.N.J.
Maria E. Van Riper-F.W.-43-keeping house-b.N.J.
Abram Van Riper-M-W-20-farmer-b.N.J.
William Van Riper -M-W-12-b.Mich.
Charles Van Riper -4-M-W-b.Mich.
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La GRANGE
194-195

Tunis Van Riper-42-M-W-farmer-$7500.-$2500.-b.N.J.
Hannah Van Riper-37-keeping house-b.N.J.
Abbi A. Van Riper-17-b.N.J.
Ackerman Van Riper-15-M-W-b.N.J.
Abram Van Riper-13-M-W-b.N.J.
Ellen Van Riper-7-F-W-b.N.J.
William Ackerman-27-farm laborer-b.N.J.
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BERRIEN COUNTY
St. Josephs City
P.O. St. Josephs
page 419-sheet 51-image 51
413-424
Van Riper (John H.*)-57-M-W-farmer-$1500.-$80-0.-b.N.J.
Mary Van Riper -42-F.W-b.England
John C. Van Riper-16-M-W-b.Illinois
George H. Van Riper-14-M-W-b.Illinois
Courtney Van Riper-7-M-W-b.Mich.
*I added
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P.O. St. Josephs
530-543-image 65

John C. Storrs-45-M-W-house builder- -$2500.-b.N.Y.
Jane Storrs-41-F-W-keeps house-b.N.Y.
Ada Storrs-14-F.W.-b.Indiana
Henry Storrs-M-W-b.Mich.
John Storrs-75-b.Mich.
John T. Van Riper-82-M-W-b.N.J.
Sam Rup-57-M-W-b.M?
Maria Rup-45-F.W-b.N.Y.
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ALLEGAN CO.
Troubridge city
page 384-sheet 23-image23
180-181

Cornelius Ackerson-44-M-W-farmer-$1200.-$225.-b.Holland
Lucinda Ackerson-46-F-W-keeps house-b.N.J.
Paul Ackerson-23-M-W-works on farm-b.Holland
Sarah Ackerson-15-F.W-domestic servant-b.N.J.
Jane Ackerson-12-F-W-b.Illinois
Clara Ackerson-9-F-W-at school-b.Illinois
Abraham Van Riper-22-works on farm-b.N.J.
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WASHTENAW COUNTY
town of Scio
P.O. Dexter
July 22
page 344-sheet 21-image21
180-185

Abram C. Van Riper-74-M-W-retired farmer-$1800-$400-b.N.J.
Betsey Van Riper-75-F-W-no occupation-b.N.J.
Anna Dudley-30-F-W-house keeper–b.N.J.
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town of Scio
P.O. Dexter
July 21
page338b-sheet 10-image 10
89-94

James C. Van Riper-64-M-W-carpenter-$2800.-$800.-b.N.J.
(contd’)page 339
Catherine Van Riper-63-F-W-keeping house-b.N.Y.
Mary C. Bush-37-Dress Maker-b.N.Y.
May Van Riper-8-F-W-at school-b.Mich.
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town of Scio
P.O. Dexter
P339-sheet 11-image 11
90-95

Andrew J. Van Riper-39-M-W-carpenter- -$100.-b.N.Y.
Margaret Van Riper-32-F-W-keeps house-b.N.Y.
Watthy? Van Riper-14-M-W-at school-b.Mich.
Bell Van Riper-12-F-W-at school-b.Mich.
Harry Van Riper-10M-W-at school-b.Mich.
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WASHTENAW COUNTY
Webster Twp.
P.O. Dexter
July 27
page 429-sheet 15-image15
13-13

Nicholas Van Riper-47-M-W-farmer-$4000.-$1500.-b.N.Y.
Jane Van Riper-45-F-W-b.N.Y.
Carlton D. Van Riper-20-M.W.-b.Mich.
Janette Van Riper-14-F.W-at school-b.Mich
Henry M. Queal-65-M-W-at home-b.N.Y.
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Webster Twp.
page 429b-sheet 16-image 16
July 27
P.O. Dexter
111-111

Gilbert Granger-38-M.W.farmer-b Mass.
Ellen Granger-28-F.W-keeps house-Mich.
Jessie Grangeer-2-M-W-b.Mich
Orin Van Riper-18-M-W-on farm-b. Mich.
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Webster Twp.
page 429b.-sheet 16-image16
114-114

George Van Riper-30-day laborer-Mich.
Julia-Van Riper-25-F-W-keeps hose-b.Mich.
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Webster Twp.
page429b
115-115

Pomeroy Van Riper-29-M-W-farmer-$5500.-$1000.-b.Mich.
Frances Van Riper-F-W-keeps house-b.N.Y.
Mabel Van Riper-F-W-b.Mich.
Peter Halsey-65-M-W-at home-b.N.Y.
Mary Halsey-63-F-W-at home-b.N.Y.
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Webster Twp.
page 432-sheet 21-image21
July 28
151-151

Stephen Van Riper-64-M.W.-farmer-$6000.-$1500.-b.N.J.
Anna M. Van Riper-58-F.W-keeps house-b.N.J.
Charles H. Van Riper-24-M-W-at home-b.Mich.
Mary C. Van Riper-26-F-W-house keeper-.b.Mich.
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8-19-2003

 

 

VAN RIPER 1864 NEWARK, N.J. CITY DIRECTORY

VAN RIPER 1864 NEWARK, N.J. CITY DIRECTORY

Alonzo -silver plater- home 15 Ferry St.
Charles O. -10 h John St.
Israel-h 10 Summit St.
Jacob J.-h carpenter-8 Cross St.
James-col’d- h 22 West St.
Jeramiah -shoemaker-h 29 Baldwin St.
John B.-carpenter-h 54 Bleeker St.
William-h 35 William St.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1861 City Directory , NEW YORK CITY,NY

VAN RIPER 1861 City Directory , NEW YORK CITY,NY

Ann-widow of John-home 54 W. 23rd St.
Bernard-carpenter-h 258 W. 44th St.
Caroline-widow of Martin-h 271 W. 46 St.
Cornelius-pianos-h 41 Bedford St.
Daniel W. -grocer 425 E. 80th St.-h 101 E. 80th. St.
Eccles G.-clerk 167 Water St.-h 23 Leroy St.
Eliza-widow of Adrian-h 23 Leroy St.
Herman G.-mason-h 739 Washington St.
Huldah-widow of Isaac-h 90 6th Ave.
Isaac-plasterer-h 256 W. 29th St.
Jacob-carman-h 15 Scammel St.
James-carman-h 8 Cannon St.
James-pianos 178 Wooster St.-h 174 Waverley Pl.
James H.-engr.-h 57 Bethune St.
John F. -drygoods 519 Greenwich St.-h 35 Carlton St.
John S.-18 Christopher St.
John W.T.- cooper-h 59 1st St.
Lewis-mosquito nets-20 Ann St.
Mary -widow of Simon-149 Varick St.
Peter H.-merch 29 Moore St.-h N.J.
Richard-carman-h 15 Scammel St.
Sarah-tailoress-h 61612 4rth St.
Theodore-eatinghouse-h 28 Madison St.
William H.-produce -h 156 W. Washington Market St.
William T.-lawyer11 Broadway-h N.J.
Van Riper and Herring,produce-156 W. Washington Market St

 

 

VAN RIPER 1855-56 Paterson NJ

VAN RIPER 1855-56 Paterson NJ

A.-daguerreotypes-home 105 Main St.
Aaron-blacksmith-h 42 Wills St.
Abraham-machinist-h 80 Oliver St.
Ann-widow-h 72 Prospect St.
Christopher-carpenter-50 Market St.
Elizabeth, Mrs.-h near 71 Oliver St.
George -cigarmaker 66 Water St.-h 12 Rutan’s Alley Hannah-widow-h 105 Bradway
Henry- polisher-h 73 Oliver St.
Hester A.,Mrs. -46 N. Main St.
John G.-blacksmith-h 105 Broadway
Mrs._____-h 25 Elm St.
Marinis-shoemaker-h 88 Broadway
Peter V.H. -bobin maker 5 clinton St.-h 43 N. Main St.
Thomas H.- insurance-h 45 N. Main St.
This is the earliest city directory in the Passaic County Historical Society Library
George Van Riper
Fair Lawn NJ
Volunteer

 

 

VAN RIPER 1837-38,Newark,NJ,city directory

VAN RIPER 1837-38,Newark,NJ,city directory

Aron-blacksmith-home 121 Washington St.
Cornelius J.-captain-h Bridge St. near Bridge.
John-h 19 New St.
John-laborer-h 121 Washington St.
John B.-blacksmith-h 6 Ferry St.
John B.-carpenter-h Canal St. opp. In. Plane St.
John J.-carpenter-40 Washington St.
Peter,Jr.-carpenter-Cross St. near Broad St.

01/30/2001

 

 

Van Riper 1836-37,Newark,NJ,city directory

Van Riper 1836-37,Newark,NJ,city directory

Aron-blacksmith-home 196 Washington St.
John -confectioner-h 400 Broad st.
John-blacksmith -h 51 Halsey St.
John B.-carpenter-Canal op. J.C. Hedenberg’s factory.
John J.-carpenter-h 40 Washington St.
Peter-jun. carpenter-h 40 Washington St.

01/30/2001

 

 

1850 Van Riper,Federal Census,Seneca County,N.Y

VAN RIPER
New York State
M432-roll 597
Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 156b, image 48, Aug. 2

344-358
John Van Riper-84-M-W-farmer-$11,000.-b.N.J..
Marg. Van Riper-23-F-W-b.N.J..
Rachel Van Riper-25-F-W-b.N.J..
Garret Van Riper-21-M-W-farmer-b.N.J..
Peter H. Van Riper-8-M-W-b.N.Y..
What cost $11000 in 1850 would cost $228,549.79 in 2002.
Also, if you were to buy exactly the same products in 2002 and 1850,
they would cost you $11000 and $529.43 respectively.

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Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 156b, image 48, Aug. 2

345-359
John G. Van Riper-28-M-W-farmer-b.N.Y..
Gitty A. Van Riper-20-b.N.Y..
Scott Cook-20-M-W-farmer-b.N.Y..
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Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 156b, image 48, Aug. 2

346-360
Wm. Marshall-59-M-W-farmer-$6,000-b.Pa..
Ann C. Mashall-52-F-W-b.Pa..
Garry Van Riper-32-M-W-carpenter-b.N.Y..
Matilda Van Riper-26-F-W-b.N.Y..
Eliz. Marshall-62-F-W-b.Pa..
James M. Van Riper-5-M-W-b.N.Y..
Mary C. Van Riper-7-F-W-b.N.Y..
Charles F. Van Riper-4-b.N.Y..
William H. Van Riper-2-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 156b, image 48, Aug. 2

347-362
Garret A. Van Riper-52-M-W-farmer-$9,350-b.N.J..
Anna Van Riper-51-F-W-b.N.J..
Rich. H. Van Riper-25-M-W-b.N.Y..
Caroline E. Van Riper-14-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 156b, image 48, Aug. 2

348-363
Peter G. Van Riper-25-M-W-farmer-$6,270-b.Pa.
Catherine Van Riper-21-F-W-b.Ireland
Evelina Van Riper-1-F-W-b.Ohio
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Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 169a, image 73, Aug. 10

526-551
Peter Van Riper-49-M-W-farmer-$9,000.-b.N.J..
Maria Van Riper-34-F-W-b.N.J..
John Van Riper-20-M-W-farmer-b.N.J..
Jane Van Riper-17-F-W-at school-b.N.J..
Isabella Van Riper-13-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Stephen Van Riper-10-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Gertrude Van Riper-5-F-W-b.N.Y..
Sophia Van Riper-2-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Fayette, Seneca County, N.Y..
page 177b, image 90, Aug. 15

641-675
Peter Marshall-24-M-W-merchant-b.N.Y.
Sophia Marshall-28-M-W-b.N.Y..
W, L. Marshall-7-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
M.A. Marshall-5-F-W-b.N.Y..
Bainbridge Marshall-3-M-W-b.N.Y..
Horatio Marshall-9mths.-M-W-b.N.Y..
Jerry Van Riper-20-M-W-clerk-b.N.Y..
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Romulus,Seneca County, N.Y..
page 80b,image 2,Sept. 23

1191-1203
Thomas M. Crane-26-M-W-farmer-$500-b.N.Y..
Emaline Crane-22-F-W-b.N.Y..
Justice P. Crane-5mths.-M-W-b.N.Y..
Jane Deremus-13-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
John Van Riper-26-M-W-laborer-b.N.Y..
Edward Dean-14-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Romulus,Seneca County, N.Y..
page 91b,image 24,Oct.1

1349-1367
Asa Fleming-31-M-W-merchant-$1,000.-married within year-b.N.Y..
Mary A. Fleming-25-F-W-married within year-b.N.Y..
Lephsona Noramff-20-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-27-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Seneca Falls,Seneca County, N.Y..
page 297a,image 77,Oct 21

2399-2529
C. M. Jackson-34-millwright-$900-b.N.Y..
Polly Jackson-33-F-W-b.N.Y..
Catharine Van Riper-24-F-W-b.N.Y..
Elizabeth Crosby-25-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Varick,Seneca County, N.Y..
page 70a,image 27,Sept. 16

1044-1055
Henry Van Riper-55-M-W-farmer-b.N.J..
Maria Van Riper-49-F-W-b.N.J..
Mary Van Riper-24-F-W-b.N.Y..
Margaret Van Riper-20-F.W-b.N.Y..
Leth Van Riper-16-M-W-b.N.Y..
Amanda Van Riper-15-F-W-b.N.Y..
Charity Van Riper-12-F-W-b.N.Y..
Minerva Van Riper-8-F-W-b.N.Y..
Edgar Van Riper-6-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Waterloo,Seneca County, New York
page 195b, image 35, Aug. 22

898-946
Henry Van Riper-23-M-W-carpenter-b.N.Y..
S. A. Van Riper-25-F-W-b.Ireland
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Waterloo,Seneca County, New York
p214b,image 73,Aug. 31

1182-1256
Robert Lane-40-M-W-farmer-$3,700-b.N.J..
Esther Lane-25-F-W-b.N.J..
Ann Van Riper-10-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Daniel Seely-13-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Amos Bradley-26-M-W-b.N.Y..
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4/30/2004

 

 

1860 Van Riper census Indiana

VAN RIPER
INDIANA
Penn Twp, St. Joseph County.
M623-roll 295b
page 213,image 213, sheet 53, June 21

403-402
Barnhart Bielet-40-M-W-farmer-$250.-$100.-b.Prussia
Mary Bielet-14-F-W-b.In.
Joseph Bielet-15-M-W-b.In.
Calolne Bielet-6-F-W-attending school-b.In.
John Bielet-5-M-W-attending school-b.In.
Bradford Van Riper-27-M-W-farm laborer-$150.-$75.-b.NY
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Penn Twp, St. Joseph County.
M623-roll 295b
page 213,image 213, sheet 53, June 21

406-405
Clarrisa Van Riper-46-F-W-$175.-$75.-b.NY
James Van Riper-43-M-W-b.NY
Betsey M-. Van Riper-19-F-W-attending school-b.NY
John Van Riper-17-M-W-b.NY
Jeremiah Van Riper-15-M-W-attending school-b.In.
Nelson Van Riper-13-M-W-attending school-b.In.
E?? Van Riper-10-F-W-attending school-b.In.
Harriet Van Riper-7-F-W-attending school- b.In.
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Lagro, Wabash County
M653-roll 304
page 253,image 253, sheet 7,June 1

70-70
Henry Van Riper-44-M-W-$0-$400-grocer-b.NY
Elizabeth Van Riper-34-F-W-b.Oh.
James Van Riper-13-M-W-attending school-b.Oh.
Lydia Van Riper-6-F-W-attending school-b.Oh.
Martha Ainsworth-44-F-W-domestic-b.Oh.
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5/16/2004

 

 

1850 Van Riper,Tioga Twp.,Tioga County,N.Y.State

VAN RIPER
1850 New York State
Tioga Twp.,Tioga County , New York State
page 93b-Sheet 219-image 54-Sept. 4

1347-1372
Thomas Van Riper-55-M-W-farmer-$800-b.NY
Mary Van Riper-43-F-W-b.NY
George Van Riper-21-M-W-farmer-NY
Sarah Van Riper-18-F-W-NY
Alfa Van Riper-15-F-W-b.NY
Ellen Van Riper-10-F-W-b.NY
Catherine Van Riper-F-W-b.NY
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Tioga Twp.,Tioga County , New York State
page 96a, image 60,Sept 5

1389-1413
Richard Van Riper-48-M-W-b.N.J..
Maria Markle-F-W-b.N.J..
Sarah Ann Markle-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Tioga Twp.,Tioga County , New York State
Page 99a-image 65-Sept. 6

1428-1450
El?????-Holmes-42-M-W-Farmer-b.NY
Margaret Holmes-23-F-W-b.NY
Chester Holmes-14-M-W-b.NY
John Holmes-9-M-W-attending school-b.NY
Hannah E. Holmes-5-F-W-attending school-b.NY
Izadow Highbee-14-M-W-b.NY
Morris Van Riper-23-M-W-laborer-b.NY
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Barton Twp.,Tioga County , New York State
page 80b,sheet 80,image 80,Aug. 6

589-597
Rich’d Van Riper-28-M-W-laborer-b.N.Y..
Sarah Van Riper-33-F-W-b.N.Y..
Isabella Van Riper-8-F-W-b.N.Y..
page 81a,sheet 81,image 81,Aug. 7
Margaret Van Riper-6-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Aaron Van Riper-1-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Barton Twp.,Tioga County , New York State
page 43a,sheet 85 ,Aug. 6,image 85

620-629
Richard Van Riper-26-M-W-laborer-b.N.Y..
Sally Van Riper-28-F-W-b.N.Y..
Margaret Van Riper-6-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Aron Van Riper-3-M-W-b.N.Y..
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4/24/2004

 

 

1850 Van Riper Federal Census, N.Y.C., New York State

VAN RIPER
1850 Federal Census
New York City, New York County, New York

Ward 6, M432-roll 538
page 268b, image 537, Sept. 4

Abraham Van Riper-24-M-W-printer-b.N.J..
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Ward 7, 1st district, M432-roll 539
page 36b, image 72, July 31

257-517
Henry Van Name-24-M-W-saloon-b.N.Y..
Virginia Van Name-F-W-20-b.N.Y..
Eliz. Van Name-F-W-3-b.N.Y..
Cath. Van Name-6mths.-F-W-b.N.Y..
Seliker Van Riper-52-M-W-b.N.Y.
Cath. Van Riper-24-F-W-b.N.Y..
Eliza Van Riper-17-F-W-b.N.Y..
Theo. Van Riper-24-M-W-saloon-b.N.Y..
Abraham Van Riper-22-M-W-absent-b.N.Y..
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Ward 7
page 292b, image 214, Aug.20

489-1112
Rich. Van Riper-59-M-W-carpenter-b.N.J..
Mary Van Riper-58-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary A. Rodman-38-F-W-b.N.Y..
Joseph Rodman-48-M-W-engineer-b.N.Y..
Ebth. Rodman-3-F-W-b.N.Y..
James Van Riper-18-M-W-ship joiner-b.N.Y..
Ebth. Van Riper-21-F-W-b.N.Y..
Do Freeman-21-F-W-b.N.H..
Dorethea Townsend-63-F-W-b.N.H..
Sarah Townend-81-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Brown-24-F-W-b.Ireland
A?? Freeman-40-M-W-sea captain-b.N.Y.
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Ward 7, district 2
page 321b, image 272, Aug 25

659-1537
Joph Moore-55-M-W-grocer-b.N.H..
Sarah Moore-43-F-W-b.N.Y..
Sarah A. Moore-22-F-W-b.N.J..
Cornelia Moore-19-F-W-b.N.Y..
Francis Moore-16-F-W-b.N.Y..
??? Moore-12-M-W-b.N.Y..
Delia Moore-7-F-W-b.N.Y..
Georgiana Moore-6-F-W-b.N.Y..
Joph Moore-4-M-W-b.N.Y..
John Moore-1-M-W-b.N.Y..
Oph Moore-2-F-W-b.N.Y..
Jacob Van Riper-24-M-W-cartman-b.N.Y..
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Ward 8
page 216a, image 31, Aug. 5

417-1110
John F. Van Riper-35-M-W-merchant-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-30-F-W-b.N.Y..
Caroline Van Riper-10-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Sarah Van Riper-8-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Clari Van Riper-5-F-W-b.N.Y..
(cont’d) page 216b- image 32
Mary E. Van Riper-2-F-W-b.N.Y..
Alic McEtese-F-W-b.Ireland
Sarah J. Sophiela-20-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Ward 8
page 228b, image 56, Aug. 8

499-1298
Nancy Van Riper-36-F-W-b.N.J..
John Van Riper-12-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Silas Van Riper-10-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Margaret Van Riper-5-F-W-b.N.J..
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Ward 8, 1st district , M432-roll 541
page 61b, image 122, Aug. 9

405-1057
George Van Riper-30-M-W-shoemaker-b.N.Y..
Gertrude Van Riper-26-F-W-b.N.Y..
Maragret J. Van Riper-17-b.N.Y..
Sarah Van Riper-11-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Edwin Van Riper-7-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
(cont’d) page 62a-image 123
Hetty Van Riper-5-F-W-b.N.Y..
Frederick Lushe-36-M-W-blacksmith-b.Germany
Margaret Lushe-34-F-W-b.Germany
Frederick Lushe-2-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Ward 9-M432-roll 543
page 3a, image 5, July 15

11-34
John A. Van Riper-45-M-W-agent-b.N.J..
Mariah Van Riper-40-F-W-b.N.J..
Sophrania Van Riper-F-W-b.N.J..
(cont’d)page 3b,image 6
John Van Riper-18-M-W-carpenter-b.N.J..
Francis Van Riper-16-F-W-b.N.J..
Silas Van Riper-12-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Caroline Van Riper-9-F-W-at school-b.N.J..
Edward Van Riper-6-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Cornelius Van Riper-35-M-W-none-cannot read or write-b.N.J..
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Ward 9, 3rd district
page 331a, image 168, July 22

104-270
Sam Vincent-54-M-W-carman-b.N.Y..
Frances Vincent-54-F-W-b.N.Y..
John Vincent-27-M-W-carpenter-b.N.Y..
Sarah Vincent-20-F-W-b.N.Y..
Jacob Vincent-18-M-W-moulder-b.N.Y..
Mary Vincent-13-F-W-b.N.Y..
Livingston Vincent-12-b.N.Y..
Sam Vincent-7-M-W-b.N.Y..
Henry Van Riper-27-M-W-tanner-b.N.J..
Henry Smith-24-M-W-clerk-b.N.Y..
Francis Camp-22-M-W-mason-b.England
Sam Camp-19-M-W-carpenter-b.England
Sam Dow???? -19-M-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Martin-18-F-W-b.Ireland
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Ward 9, 1st district
page 34b, image 68, July 30

210-445
Margaret Acerman-25-F-W-married within year-b.N.J..
Gileon Acerman(Ackerman)24-M-W-mason-married within yr.-b.N.J..
Sophrania Van Riper-60-F-W-b.N.J..
Mary Van Riper-40-F-W-b.N.J..
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Ward 9, 3rd district
page 375a, image 256, Aug. 6

John Higgins-38-M-W-boatmaker-b.N.Y..
Mary Higgins-33-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Higgins-16-F-W-b.N.Y..
Ann Higgins-11-F-W-b.N.Y..
Louis Higgins-8-M-W-b.N.Y..
Louisa Higgins-6-F-W-b.N.Y..
Jane Higgins-4-F-W-b.N.Y..
Catherine Higgins-9mths.-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-58-F-W-b.N.Y..
Margaret Van Riper-23-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Ward 9, 3rd district,
page 433a, image 372, Aug. 27

889-1825
Eliza Van Riper-39-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-19-F-W-b.N.Y..
Sarah Van Riper-15-F-W-b.N.Y..
James Van Riper-13-M-W-b.N.Y..
Clara Van Riper-11-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Hector Van Riper-8-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Fred Van Riper-5-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Lurane Van Riper-3-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Cha. Pusine?-38-M-W-b.Italy
Rosina P ” ?-29-at school-b.N.Y..
Charlotte P ” ?-6-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Eliza Hewitt-60-F-W-b,N.Y..
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Ward 9, 3rd district
page 473b, image 453, Sept. 6

1168-2434
Cornelius Van Riper-51-M-W-baker-N.Y..
Cath. Van Riper-47-F-W-b.N.Y..
Anthony Van Riper-28-M-W-iron-b.N.Y..
Peter Van Riper-26-M-W-grocer-b.N.Y..
Cath. Van Riper-22-F-W-b.N.Y..
Maria Van Riper-18-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-16-F-W-b.N.Y..
Cath Darrah-22-F-W.b.Ireland
Christina Demarest-40-F-W-cannot read or write-b.N.J..
Peter Demarest-20-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Ward 9, 3rd district
page 475a, image 456, Sept. 6

1178-2451
James Owens-M-W-builder-b.N.Y>.
Corn. (Cornelius)Van Riper-20-M-W-carpenter-b.N.J..
Cornelius is number 16 in this household
of 21 people that are mostly unrelated to
each other.
———————————————
Ward 10, M432-roll 545
page 133a, image 266,Aug. 16

1000-2333
Simon Van Riper-37-M-W-fish dealer-b.N.Y.
Harriet Van Riper-20-F-W-b.Canada
John Van Riper-6-M-W-at school-b.N.Y.
———————————————-
Ward 14, M432-roll 551
page 139b, image 278,Aug. 21

724-2275
Richard Van Riper-25-M-W-carpenter-b.N.Y..
Richard is number 5 in this household
of 24 people that are mostly unrelated to
each other.
——————————————————
Ward 15, M432-roll 552
page 78b, image 115,Sept 23

659-1086
James Stout-32-M-W-shoemaker-b.N.J..
George Prine-36-M-W-merchant-b.Canada
Lydia Prine-24-F-W-b.N.Y..
Hulbah Van Riper-50-F-W-b.N.J..
Sedae Stout-19-M-W-mason-b.N.Y..
James Stout-11-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Richard Stout-10-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Margaret Stout-3-F-W-b.N.Y..
————————————————————-
Ward 16, M432-roll 553
page 248a, image 495, Sept 12

411-1101
Ramsey Van Riper-26-M-W-carpenter-b.N.J..
Clarrisa H. Van Riper-27-F-W-b.N.Y..
Vincent Van Riper-1-M-W-b.N.Y..
————————————————————
19th Ward-M432-roll 559
page 22a, image 43, July 20

150-338
Garret Van Riper-29-M-W-machinist-b.N.J..
Maria Van Riper-23-F-W-b.N.J..
Hasiah Van Riper-18-F-W-b.N.J..
Abram Van Riper-1-M-W-b.N.Y..
————————————————————–
19th Ward
page 29a, image 57, July 29

212-443
Jno. A. Van Riper-39-M-W-machinist-b.N.J..
Leah Van Riper-30-F-W-b.N.J..
(cont’d) page 29b-image 58
Abram-16- M-W-clerk-b.N.J..
Geo. Van Riper-14-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Jacob Van Riper-12-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Louis Van Riper-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Mary P. Van Riper-4-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Leah Van Riper-2-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Was not able to find Mary ward 9p156a or b.
or Benjamin ward 16-p107 a or b.
4/28/2004

 

 

Van Riper,1850 Federal Census, Livingston County ,New York

VAN RIPER
1850 Federal Census
Livingston County,New York State
Groveland, Livingston County, New York State
page 396a., image 1, Sept. 2

7-7
Isaac Van Riper-49-M-W-farmer-$2,500-b.N.Y..
Julia A. Van Riper-36-F-W-b.N.Y./.
Harriet C. Van Riper-12-F-W-b.N.Y..
Margaret T. Van Riper-10-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary E. Van Riper-7-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Groveland, Livingston County, New York State
page 414, image 37, Sept. 25
Society of Shakers, page 413at-to-415

254-255
Myron Van Riper-16-M-W-farmer-b.N.Y..
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Mount Morris, Livingston County, New York State
page 116b, image 104, Aug. 19

797-812
Levi Van Riper-24-M-W-saddle and harness-$500-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-19-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Avon , Livingston County, New York State
page 324b, image 42, Aug 12

232-274
Patrick Graham-29-M-W-cooper-b.N.Y..
Adaline Graham-28-F-W-b.N.Y..
Hugh Graham-5mths.-M-W-b.N.Y..
Mathew Silley-27-M-W-cooper-b.Ireland
James Sheffington-26-M-W-cooper-b.Ireland
John Van Riper-35-M-W-cooper-b.Pa..
Patrick Farrell-18-M-W-cooper-b.N.Y..
William Mullen-18-M-W-cooper-b.Ireland
Sarah Davis-25-F-W-b.N.Y..
Nelson J. Davis-5-M-W-b.N.Y..
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Portage , Livingston County, New York State
page 121b, image 2, Sept. 4

10-10
Garret J. Van Riper-56-M-W-merchant-b.N.J..
Sarah Van Riper-56-F-W-b.N.J..
Cornelius Van Riper-29-mercant-$500.-b.N.J..
Susan Van Riper-30-F-W-b.N.J..
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Genesee, Livingston County, New York State
p371a, image 23, July 21

158-162
James H. Vail-38-M-W-public office-b.N.Y..
Harriet Vail-38-F-W-b.N.Y..
John S. Van Riper-33-M-W-cooper-$500.-b.N.J..
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4/25/2004

 

 

1850 Van Riper census from Il.,Ma.,Ri.,Oh.,Tx..

VAN RIPER
1850 Federal Census
Illinios, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio, Texas
Illinios
M432-Roll 133
Lockport Twp.,Will County
page 12a-image 23
Aug. 19

155-155
John Van Riper-38-M-W-boat captain-$100.-b.NY..
Mary A. Van Riper-22-F-W-b.Eng..
Sarah Medons(or z)-50-F-W-$175.-Eng..
Ester A. Van Riper-9-F-W-attending school-b.IL..
Wm. H. Van Riper-7-M-W-attending school-b.IL..
Jeremah Van Riper-5-M-W- attending school-b.IL..
===========================================
Massachusetts
Rehobath, Bristol County
M432-roll 307
page 306b, image 14, Aug. 9

99-120
Amos West-64-M-W-farmer-$3,200-b.Ma..
Avis West-30-F-W-b.Ma.
Wm. E. Van Riper-30-M-W-tailor-b.N.Y..
Betsey A. Van Riper-20-F-W-b.Ri..
================================
Compare William and Betsey in Rhode Island
and Mass..
both in 1850.
================================
Rhode Island
Warwick, Kent County
M432-roll 841
page 125b, image 41, Aug. 26

278-316
William Van Riper-30-M-W-miner-b.N.Y..
Betsy Ann Van Riper-20-F-W-b.Ri..
=====================================
Ohio
Warren County, Turtle Creek Twp
M432-roll 737, district N 149
Page: 306, image 38, Oct 18

2229-2230
John Van Riper-48-M-W-farmer-$1,950-b.N.J..
Rebecca Van Riper-44-F-W-b.Pa.
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Warren County,Turtle Creek Twp
Page: 306, image 38, Oct 18

2230-2231
James Van Riper-25-M-W-farmer-b.Ohio
Catherine Van Riper-25-F-W-b.Ohio
John Van Riper-4-M-W-b.Ohio
William Van Riper-3-M-W-b.Ohio
Mary A. Van Riper-2-F-W-b.Ohio
=====================================
Texas
Rusk, Rusk County
M432-roll 914
Page: 271b, image 68, Oct 29

516-516
Clement C. Lutt-48-M-W-farmer-$1,000-b.S.C.
Millie Lutt-46-F-W-b.N.C.
John Lutt-19-M-W-farmer-b.Tx..
Gabriel T. Lutt -17-M-W-farmer-b.Tx..
Pearce B. Lutt-14-M-W-b.Tx..
Lydnia A. Lutt-12-M-W-b.Tx.
Mary Ann Lutt-11-F-W-b.Tx..
Juliann Lutt-10-F-W-b.Tx..
Richard Lutt-8-M-W-b.Tx..
James B. Lutt-5-M-W-b.Tx..
Wm. L. Lane Lutt-12-M-W-b.Tx..
Eliza Jane Van Riper -9-F-W-b.Tx..
James B. Van Riper-5-M-W-b.Tx..
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5/8/2004

 

 

Van Riper,1850 Federal Census,New York State

VAN RIPER
1850 Federal Census
Cayuga, Montgomery, Orleans,
Richmond,Yates,Steuben
and Suffolk Counties..
New York State
Cayuga County, New York State
Auburn
p277a,image 34,July 25
M432-roll 618

729-907
Wm. B. Smith-39-M-W-clerk-$1,000-b.N.Y..
Mary Smith-38-F-W-b.N.Y..
Sarah Smith-14-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Frank Smith-11-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Wm. Smith-10-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Mary Smith-3-F-W-b.N.Y..
Horace Smith-1-M-W-b.N.Y..
Alice Van Riper-18-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Cayuga County, NEw York State
Auburn Prison
page 322b, image 15-Sept.4
M432-roll 618

Martin Van Riper-45-M-W-larceny-in since 1845-b.N.J..
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Cayuga County, New York State
Auburn
page 391a,image 11, Sept 7
M432-roll 618

2030-2367
Abram Cooper-26-M-W-laborer-b.N.Y..
George Holland-47-M-W-laborer-$400.-b.England
Mary Holland-42-F-W-b.????
Margaret Holland-10-F-W-at school-b.Canada
Alice Holland-6-b.N.Y..
Maria Holland-1-F-W-b.N.Y..
Mary J. Van Riper-16-F-W-b.N.Y..
Masse Hugniy-17-M-W-laborer-b.N.Y..
Johnthan Ewing-73-M-W-blacksmith-$300.-b.N.H..
Janette Ewing-73-F-W-b.N.Y..
======================================
Montgomery County, New York State
Canajohane
page 177a, image 43,Aug 6
M432-roll 532

312-315
Samuel Lane-55-M-W-farmer-$3,500-b.N.Y..
Aliea Lane-44-F-W-b.N.Y..
Cornelius G. Lane-22-M-W-farmer-b.N.Y..
Hamilton Lane-4-M-W-b.N.Y..
Cornelia Van Riper-42-F-W-b.N.Y..
George W. Nestle-14-M-W-b.N.Y..
======================================
Orleans County, New York State
Carlton
page 11a, image 21, July 20
M432-roll 575

152-153
Gabril Van Riper-60-M-W-farmer-$900-cannot read or write-b.N.J..
Margaret Van Riper-59-F-W-b.N.J..
=============================================
Richmond County, New York State
Castleton
page 11a, image 18, July 15
M432-roll 587

108-108
Calvin Hoyt-53-M-W-carpenter-b.Vermont
Mary A. Hoyt-37-F-W-married within year-b.England
Henry Van Riper-20-M-W-merchant-b.N.Y..
Mary A. Van Riper-20-F-W-b.N.Y..
Elsb. Van Riper-22-F-W-b.N.Y..
Frances Van Riper-14-F-W-b.N.Y..
???? Van Riper-8-F-W-b.N.Y..
Emma Hoyt-4-F-W-b.N.Y..
Jos. Cooley-8-M-W-b.N.Y..
Geo. Cooley-6-M-W-b.N.Y..
Mary A. Francis-28-F-W-b.N.Y..
===================================
Suffolk County, New York State
Riverhead
page 264b, image 30, Sept. 6
M432-roll

Jeremiah Van Ryper-44-M-W-weaver-b.N.J..
Betsey Van Ryper-39-F-W-b.N.Y..
Eizabeth Van Ryper-19-f-W-b.N.Y..
Emily Van Ryper-16-F-W-b.N.Y..
John Van Ryper-12-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
=======================================
Yates County, New York State
Italy
page 89a, image 19, Sept 5
M432-roll 618

142-144
Jerimiah Van Riper-34-M-W-farmer-$700-b.N.Y..
Nancy Van Riper-28-F-W-b.N.Y..
Margaret Van Riper-9-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Mary J. Van Riper-5-F-W-at school-b.N.Y..
James Van Riper-2-M-W-b.N.Y..
Mary Van Riper-65-F-W-b.N.Y..
Edward Graham-23-M-W-laborer-b.N.Y..
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Yates County, New York State
Italy
page 89b, image 20, Sept 5
M432-roll 618

149-151
William Van Riper-30-M-W-carpenter-$1,020-b.N.Y..
Sarah Van Riper-26-F-W-b.N.Y..
Morris Van Riper-6-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Jerimiah Van Riper-4-M-W-b.N.Y..
Franklin Van Riper-2-M-W-b.N.Y..
Frances Van Riper-1-F-W-b.N.Y..
=====================================
Steuben County, New York State
Wayland
page 148b, image 16, Nov. 7,
M432-roll 600

122-127
Abram Van Riper-26-M-W-farmer-b.N.Y..
Mary Van RipeR-22-F-W-b.N.Y..
Sarah Van Riper-2-F-W-F-W-b.N.Y..
Andrew Wood-19-M-W-b.N.Y..
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5/3/2004

 

 

VAN RIPER 1887-88 Paterson NJ

VAN RIPER 1887-88 Paterson NJ

Adrian-baker 103 Broadway-home not listed
Albert-laborer-h 23 Godwin St.
Alfred-h 8 Jay St.
Alfred-holster-h 31 Division St.
Alfred J.-silk E. 18th St. near 11th Ave.-h 370 Ellison St.
Alfred S.-h 21 Broadway
Alfred S. -h 58 Benson St.
Andrew- h 35 Bridge St.
Andrew -painter-h 12 Tyler St.
Andrew N.-finisher -h 491 Totowa Ave.
Anthony -h 40 Elm St.
Bethany T.-widow of Jacob J.-h 370 Ellison St.
Catherine-widow of Abram-h 48 Division St.
Catherine-widow of Marinus-h29 Temple St.
Clarissa-widow of George-h 128 Division St.
Cornelius-carpenter-h 84 Willis St.
Cornelius-painter-r 144 Tyler St.
Cornelius S.-physician-77 Fair St.
D Romain St.-h 128 Division St.
Demerest-clerk-h 29 Temple St.
Eliza-widow of Stephen-h 33 Benson St.
Eliza-winder-h 33 Godwin St.
Eliza A.-h 128 Division St.
Elizabeth-widow of Peter-h 12 Jay St.
Ellen -widow of Jacob-h 30 Close St.
Fanny-widow of Garret M.-h 387 Main St.
Frank-baker-112 Broadway
George-clerk-h 101 Broadway
George E.-bookkeeper-h 95 Fair St.
George P.-h 143 Division St.
Hartman-farmer-h 101 Broadway
Hattie-h 270 Main St.
Helen-h 128 Division ST.
Hester A.-widow of Henry-h 392 Ellison St.
James -390 Ellison St.
James -driver-h 147 Ellison St.
James-driver-h 30 Close St.
John-h Rip Van Winkle St.
John G.-planer-h 62 Willis St.
John H.-clerk-285 Water St.
Lawrence A.-farmer-h 101 Broadway
Mary A.-h 124 Fair St.
Matilda-widow of John-h 88 Essex St.
M B -beltmaking- h 35 Clinton St.
Mnfg. Co.(Van Riper)-13 Van Houten St.
Paul-laborer-252 W. 26th St.
Peter-bricklayer-h 26th St. near 17th Ave.
Philip H.-grocer 73 Broadway-h 95 Fair St.
Rebecca-widow of George-h 19 High St.
Richard P.-bookkeeper-h 48 Benson St.
William-yardmaster-h 48 Division St.

 

 

VAN RIPER 1875 PATERSON CITY DIRECTORY

VAN RIPER 1875 PATERSON CITY DIRECTORY

Amelia,Mrs.-silk doubler-bds 1 River St.
Ann-home 72 Prospect St.
Anthony-h Burhans Lane near Haledon Ave
Bernard-laborer-bds 118 Ellison St.
Catherine-widow of David-h 50 Divison St.
Clarissa-widow of George-h 128 Divison St.
Cornelius-carpenter St.-h 84 Willis St.
Cornelius-painter-h 31 Straight St.
Cornelius S.-(Van Riper&Van Gieson)-h 33 Fair St.
Elizabeth -widow of Ira P.-h 13 Bank St.
Eliza A.,Miss -h 128 Divison St.
Garret E.- bds 62 Willis St.
George-bds 27 Fair St.
George P. -pres. Van Riper Manuf. Co. -h 143 Divison St. corner of Straight St. Hannah -widow of John-h 37 N. Main St. Hartman V. -farmer-h 101 Broadway Jacob-carpenter-h 144 Atlantic St. John-moulder-h 120 Pine St. John ,Jr- moulder- h 111 Pine St. John G.-blacksmith-h r 193 Divison St. John G.-machinist-62 Willis St. Van Riper Manuf. Co. ,12 to 14 Van Houten St.,George P. Van Riper pres. Mary-dressmaker-h 84 Willis St. Mortimer B.-belt maker-h 76 Marshall St. Paul-laborer-h E. 26th St corner of W. 11th St. Peter-carpenter -h E. 24th St. near 11th Ave. Peter-forman – bds 308 Grand St. Philip H. -grocer 73 Broadway-h 73 Broadway Rebecca-h 20 Temple St. Richard -carpenter-h Rip Van Winkle corner of Kossuth St. ,Haledon T. Henry-salesman-h 76 Marshall St. Van Riper & Van Gieson ,(Cornelius S. Van Riper and Hnrey C. Van Gieson)

druggists 84 Broadway

 

 

Obit Sergeant Kenneth D. Van Riper, Jr. died Sept. 18, 1978

Van Riper The following is from:
http://www.enlisted.com/

Sergeant (E-5) Kenneth D. Van Riper, Jr.
died Sept. 18, 1978, as a result of injuries
sustained in a military vehicle accident
while on maneuvers in Fort Campbell,
KY. He was the husband of Bonnie M.
(Reuter) Van Riper, who gave birth to a
son, Matthew D. Van Riper, on Sept. 29,
1978.

SGT Van Riper was a passenger in a
“gamagoat” vehicle, which overturned on
the Fort Campbell reservation. At the
time of the accident, SGT Van Riper was
a ground surveyor with the 101st
“Screaming Eagles” Divison of the
regular U.S. Army, and Airborne
qualified.

SGT Van Riper was born Oct. 7, 1953,
in LaCrosse, WI, a son of Kenneth D.
and Carol J. (Mattie) Van Riper. Like his
bride a 1971 graduate of Onalaska (WI)
High School, SGT Van Riper was
married in October 1976. SGT Van Rider
enlisted in the military in December
1975. The couple lived in Clarksville, TN
at the time of the sergeant’s death. The
name of his son, Matthew D. Van Riper,
had been his wish, in conjunction with
his wife.

In addition to his wife and son, SGT Van
Riper left his parents, and two sisters,
Cynthia L. and Rebecca L. Van Riper,
both at the time of Onalaska.

SGT Van Riper was buried, with full
military honors, on Sept. 25, 1978, in
Onalaska Cemetery.
03/06/2001

 

 

1880 census for Oregon,Kansas, and Wisconsin

This ends the 1880 Van Riper census. Next, I will be doing the 1900 census. Remember-
that there isn’t any 1890 Federal census.

1880
VAN RIPER
Federal Census
=================
Oregon
Lake County
Lost River Precinct
T9-roll 1081
district 61
page 195d, sheet 20, image 20, June 23

220-220
G.(Garrett) B. Van Riper-50-M-W-head-saw mill-married-b.N.Y..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.Y..
Sarah F. Van Riper-43-wife-keeps house-married-b.Ill..-Fa.b.Ohio-Mo.b.Ky..
G. Kip Van Riper-17-M-W-son-single-at school-b.Or..-Fa.b.N.Y..-Mo.b.Ill..
Ida K. Van Riper-12-F-W-daughter-at school-b.Or..-Fa.b.N.Y..-Mo.b.Ill..
G.(Garret)(Gardner) P. Van Riper-5-M-W-son-b.Or..-Fa.b.N.Y..-Mo.b.Ill..
================================
Kansas
Atchison
Muscotah Grasshopper Township
T9-roll 372
district 7
page 427b, sheet 6, image 6, June 4

52-59 (two family house)
J.H. Van Riper-43-M-W-head-photographer-married-b.Conn..-Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Conn..
Mary A. Van Riper-36-F-W-wife-keeps house-married-b.Ky..-Fa.b.Tn..-Mo.b.Ky..
Jennie Van Riper-12-F-W-daughter-at school-cannot write-b.Mo..Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Ky..
John Van Riper-10-M-W-son-at school-cannot write-b.Ar..-Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Ky..
Amelia Van Riper-9-F-W-daughter-b.Ms..-Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Ky..
Oscar Van Riper-5-M-W-son-b.ILL..-Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Ky..
Mina Van Riper-3-F-W-daughter-b.Mo..Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Ky
Franklin Van Riper-1-M-W-son-b.Mo..Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Ky
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Kansas
Allen County
Iola Township
T9-roll 372
district 8
page 82b, sheet 2, image 2, June 2-3

17-17
Joseph Van Riper-26-M-W-head-farmer-married this year-b. ILL..-Fa.b.Mass..-Mo.b.Ohio
Deliah J. van Riper-20-F-W-wife-keeps house-married this year-b.Va.-Fa.b.Va..-Mo.b.Va..
Carl Van Riper-5mths.-M-W-son-b.Dec.Kansas-Fa.b.ILL.-Mo.b.Va..
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Wisconsin
Brown County
Howard
T9-roll 1418
district 13
page 202d,sheet 20, image 20, June 10
Cedar Street

175-189
Alfred Taylor-47-M-W-head-captain of steamer-b.Pa..-Fa.b.Conn..-Mo.b.Conn..
Adelia Taylor-37-F-W-wife-keeps house-married-b.Mi..-Fa.b.N.Y..-Mo.b.N.Y..
Gracie Taylor-8-F-W-daughter-at school-b.Mi..-Fa.b.Pa..-Mo.b.Mi..
Cornelius Van Riper-80-M-W-father-divorced or widow-b.N.Y..-Fa.b.N.Y..-Mo.b.N.Y..
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Wisconsin
Jackson County
Melrose
T9-roll 1429
district 78
page 342c,sheet 23, image 23, June 25-26

206-206
JohnVan Riper-43-M-W-head-farmer-married-b.N.J..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Dora Van Riper-34-F-W-wife-keeps house-married-b.Saxony-Fa.b.Saxony-Mo.b.Saxony
Delia A. Van Riper-5-F-W-daughter-at school-b.Wi..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.n/a
Minnie A. Van Riper-4-F-W-daughter-b.n/a-Fa.b.n/a-Mo.b.n/a
Emma C. Craig-11-F-W-stepdaughter-at school-b.n/a-Fa.b.Sazony-Mo.b.n/a
Willie Craig-10-F-W-stepson-at school-b.n/a-Fa.b.n/a-Mo.b.n/a
Mary Craig-8-F-W-stepdaughter-at school-b.n/a-Fa.b.n/a-Mo.b.n/a
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Wisconsin
La Crosse County
Farmington
T9-roll 1432
district 148
page 374b,sheet 26, image 25, June 16-17

328-239
Cornelias C. Van Riper-45-M-W-head-farmer-married-b.N.J..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Debby Van Riper-40-F-W-wife-keeps house-married-b.N.J..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Peter Van Riper-21-M-W-son-works on farm-single-b.N.J..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Atwood Van Riper-16-M-W-son-at school-works on farm-b.N.J..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Ezra Van Riper-13-M-W-son-at school-works on farm-b.Wi..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Henry Van Riper-11-M-W-son-at school-works on farm-b.Wi..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Frank Van Riper-10-M-W-son-at school-works on farm-b.Wi..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
Ida Al. Van Riper-4-F-W-daughter-b.Wi..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
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Wisconsin
La Crosse County
Farmington
T9-roll 1432
district 47
page 374a,sheet 25, image 24, June 16

220-231
Carlus A. Young-32-M-W-head-farmer-married-b.Wi..-Fa.b.Saxony-Mo.b.Saxony
Margareth Young-30-F-W-wife-keeps house-married-b.Wi..-Fa.b.Switzerland-Mo.b.Switzerland
Elizabeth Young-11-F-W-daughter-at school-b.Wi..-Fa.b.Wi..-Mo.b.Wi..
Charley A. Young-5-M-W-son-b.Wi..-Fa.b.Wi..-Mo.b.Wi..
Clara L. Young-2-F-W-daughter-b.Wi..-Fa.b.Wi..-Mo.b.Wi..
Wiliam Van Riper-15-M-W-servant-farm laborer-b.Wi..-Fa.b.N.J..-Mo.b.N.J..
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June 2,2005

 

 

VAN RIPER Deed

The following is from
Judy Ullman
404 Red River Tr 1017
Irving, TX 75063
this was on the Rootsweb NJEssex county

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey, Vol 23, Calender of
NJ Wills, Vol ?, 1781-1785:
p 86
Will signed 26 Aug 1782 Hendrick Cojamon, of Essex County; will of.
Wife, Mary, 1/3 of my estate during her life.
Daughter, Catharine, wife of Christopher Stimets, the land where she lives,
bounded by widow VanEmburgh’s land.
Daughters, Rachel, wife of Adrian VanRiper;
Peggy, wife of Anthony Wauters;
Mary, wife of Francis King, land near Cap Depister’s.
Son, Myndert, rest of land and the salt meadow.
Executors-Anthony Wauters and my son, Myndert.
Witnesses Gerrit Haeghoort, Sr., Peter Cadmus, Manus Burger.
Proveded 19 Jan 1786
Lib, 28, p 315?

 

 

1880 CENSUS VAN RIPER NEW YORK CITY

The following is from the Morman CD

1880 CENSUS VAN RIPER NEW YORK CITY

relation born sex race where born
VAN RYPER, Thomas Father <1803> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, Eliza Self <1811> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, John Self <1818> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Caroline Self <1820> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Eliza J. Wife <1820> F W Bir: PA
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Hannah Other <1825> F B Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RYPER, Jacob Self <1825> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, Jesse Self <1825> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Priam Other <1825> M B Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Susan Wife <1825> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RYPER, Sarah J. Wife <1827> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, James Self <1828> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Bernard Self <1830> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN REPER, Jeremiah Self <1831> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Mary Self <1831> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Christopher Self <1832> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Henry S. Self <1832> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Middletown
VAN RIPER, Isaacc Self <1832> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Thos. G. Self <1832> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Chas. Self <1833> M B Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Clark Self <1833> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, S. Jacob Self <1833> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Jana Other <1833> F MU Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN REPER, Jane Wife <1833> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Mary Dau <1833> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RYPER, James Self <1834> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, Mary Self <1834> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Annie Wife <1835> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Deborah Wife <1835> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, George Self <1835> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Jane Self <1835> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, John Self <1835> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
RIPER, John Self <1835> M W Bir: GERM
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Mary Wife <1836> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Middletown
VAN RIPER, Eliza Wife <1837> F B Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Jane Wife <1838> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RYPER, Catharine Wife <1839> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, George H. Son <1839> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Francis SisterL <1840> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, James M. Self <1840> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, E. Sarah Wife <1840> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Clara Dau <1841> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, John Self <1841> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Charles Self <1842> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Abraham Self <1843> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RIPER, Catharine Wife <1843> F W Bir: IREL
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Francies Wife <1843> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Sarah Wife <1843> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Frederick Son <1845> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Marietta Dau <1845> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Cornelius Self <1846> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Elizabeth Wife <1846> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RIEPER, Frederick Self <1847> M W Bir: GERM
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Mary A. Dau <1847> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Phoebe Ann Dau <1847> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RYPER, Thomas Brother <1847> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, Sue Dau <1848> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Kate Wife <1849> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Elizabeth Wife <1851> F W Bir: IREL
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Augusta Wife <1852> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Rebecca Wife <1853> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Annie Wife <1854> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RYPER, Axel Self <1854> M W Bir: SWED
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Romaine Other <1854> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Frank Self <1856> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
RIEPER, John Self <1856> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN REPER, Nellie GDau <1856> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Nettie Dau <1856> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Middletown
VAN RIPER, Ester Wife <1857> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, George Other <1857> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Jessie Dau <1857> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Ella Dau <1858> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, George C. Son <1858> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, George Son <1858> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Harry Son <1858> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Middletown
RIEPER, John Self <1858> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RYPER, Sarah G. Dau <1858> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, Abner B. Nephew <1859> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Annie Dau <1859> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Chas. Son <1859> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RIEPER, Louisa Wife <1859> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RYPER, Marie Wife <1859> F W Bir: SWED
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, James Son <1860> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN REPER, Jane Dau <1860> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN REPER, Jer. Son <1860> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RYPER, John Son <1860> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
RIEPER, Maggie Wife <1860> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN REPER, William Brother <1860> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Clara Dau <1861> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Middletown
VAN RIPER, Lydia Dau <1861> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, Walter Son <1861> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Mary J. Niece <1862> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings NewUtrecht
VAN RIPER, Ella Dau <1863> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Peter Son <1863> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RIEPER, William Other <1864> M W Bir: GERM
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, William Son <1864> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, Laura Dau <1865> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Albirt Son <1866> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, George Son <1866> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, James Son <1866> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RYPER, William H. Son <1866> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
VAN RIPER, Allice Dau <1867> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Edwin Son <1867> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Clara Dau <1869> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Lyda Dau <1869> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Margaret Dau <1869> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, Ellwood Son <1870> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Emily Dau <1870> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Geneva Dau <1870> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Alfred Son <1871> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Isabella Dau <1871> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, Charles Son <1872> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RIPER, Mary Dau <1872> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Phoebe A. Dau <1872> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Sadie Dau <1872> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Elizabeth F. Dau <1873> F W Bir: CAN
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Georgie Son <1873> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Irene Dau <1873> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
RIPER, John H. Son <1873> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Newland Son <1873> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Queens LongIsland
VAN RIPER, Virginia Dau <1873> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Henry Son <1874> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Richmo Castleton
VAN RIPER, Laura Dau <1874> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Albert Son <1875> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Anna M. Dau <1875> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Edna Dau <1875> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RYPER, Ella May Dau <1875> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Gravesend
RYPER, Axel Son <1876> M W Bir: SWED
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Charles Son <1876> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Elizabeth R. Dau <1876> F B Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Ida Dau <1877> F W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, William H. Son <1877> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Wm. F. Son <1877> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Willie Son <1877> M W Bir: NJ
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN REPER, Alleta Dau <1878> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Ben F. Son <1878> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Frank Son <1878> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, William David-Son <1878> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
RIEPER, Julie Dau <1879> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Lilly Dau <1879> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
VAN RIPER, Mary A. Dau <1879> F W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Con. Son <1880> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC NewYor NewYork
VAN RIPER, Friderick Son <1880> M W Bir: NY
Cen: NYC Kings Brooklyn
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254897 National Archives Film T9-0897 Page 143D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Eliza VAN RIPER Self F W W 69 NJ
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Mary VAN RIPER Dau F S W 47 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Clara VAN RIPER Dau F S W 39 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Frederick VAN RIPER Son M S W 35 NY
Occ: Clerk To Cotton Broker Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Sue VAN RIPER Dau F S W 32 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Abner B. VAN RIPER Nephew M W 21 NY
Occ: Clerk To Cotton Broker Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ella MORGAN Other F S W 20 NY
Occ: Servant Fa: NY Mo: ENG
—————————————————————————————————–
Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254874 National Archives Film T9-0874 Page 110C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John VAN RIPER Self M M W 62 NY
Occ: Clerk Post Office Fa: NY Mo: NY
Eliza J. VAN RIPER Wife F M W 60 PA
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: PA
Mary A. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 33 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: PA
George H. VAN RIPER Son M S W 41 NY
Occ: Clerk Dry Goods Fa: NY Mo: PA
Seymour HAIL Other M S W 51 NY
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Brooklyn, Kings, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254856 National Archives Film T9-0856 Page 131D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Caroline VAN RIPER Self F W W 60 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Marietta VAN RIPER Dau F S W 35 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
Phoebe Ann VAN RIPER Dau F S W 33 NJ
Occ: Seamstress Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Gravesend, Kings, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254857 National Archives Film T9-0857 Page 350C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Jacob VAN RYPER Self M M W 55 NY
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Sarah J. VAN RYPER Wife F M W 53 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Katy MEHAN Dau F S W 7 NY
Occ: At School Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254878 National Archives Film T9-0878 Page 143A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Jesse VAN RIPER Self M S W 55 NY
Occ: Boatman Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
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Census Place: Brooklyn, Kings, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254856 National Archives Film T9-0856 Page 5A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
James VAN RIPER Self M M W 52 NY
Occ: Piano Maker Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Susan VAN RIPER Wife F M W 55 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: CT
Jessie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 23 NY
Occ: Maker Of Suits Fa: NY Mo: NY
George C. VAN RIPER Son M S W 22 NY
Occ: Piano Maker Fa: NY Mo: NY
James VAN RIPER Son M S W 20 NY
Occ: Drug Store Fa: NY Mo: NY
———————————————————————————————————-
Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254894 National Archives Film T9-0894 Page 129B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Bernard VAN RIPER Self M M W 50 NJ
Occ: Clothing Man’Fg Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Annie VAN RIPER Wife F M W 45 NJ
Occ: Keeps House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Bridget CARROLL Other F S W 23 IRE
Occ: Domestic Servant Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Jennie CARROLL Other F S W 21 IRE
Occ: Domestic Servant Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
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Census Place: 19th Ward, District 13, New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254896 National Archives Film T9-0896 Page 260C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Jeremiah VAN REPER Self M M W 49 NJ
Occ: House Builder Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Jane VAN REPER Wife F M W 47 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Jer. VAN REPER Son M S W 20 NY
Occ: Letter Carrier Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Jane VAN REPER Dau F S W 20 NY
Occ: Home Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Ann ADAMS MotherL F W W 81 NY
Occ: Home
———————————————————————————————————
Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254869 National Archives Film T9-0869 Page 377D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Mary VAN RIPER Self F W W 49 NY
Occ: Seamstress Fa: NY Mo: NY
Chas. VAN RIPER Son M S W 21 NY
Occ: Undertakers Assistant Fa: NY Mo: NY
Wm. GARDENER Other M S W 25 NY
Occ: Theatrical Business Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254894 National Archives Film T9-0894 Page 20C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Christopher VAN RIPER Self M M W 48 NY
Occ: Engineer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Elizabeth VAN RIPER Wife F M W 34 NY
Occ: Keeps House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Lyda VAN RIPER Dau F S W 11 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
Georgie VAN RIPER Son M S W 7 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Willie VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 NJ
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Middletown, Richmond, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254923 National Archives Film T9-0923 Page 148B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Henry S. VAN RIPER Self M M W 48 NY
Occ: Retail Grocer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Mary VAN RIPER Wife F M W 44 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG
Nettie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 24 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
Harry VAN RIPER Son M S W 22 NY
Occ: Clerk In Store Fa: NY Mo: NY
Clara VAN RIPER Dau F S W 19 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
John J. MOFFATT SonL M W 23 NY
Occ: Clerk In Office Fa: NY Mo: NY
Lucy D. MOFFATT Dau F W 22 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Long Island, Queens, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254918 National Archives Film T9-0918 Page 30D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Isaacc VAN RIPER Self M M W 48 NY
Occ: Mason & Builder Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Deborah VAN RIPER Wife F M W 45 NJ
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
George VAN RIPER Son M S W 22 NY
Occ: Dealer In Butter & Eggs Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Laura VAN RIPER Dau F S W 15 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Edwin VAN RIPER Son M S W 13 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Alfred VAN RIPER Son M S W 9 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Irene VAN RIPER Dau F S W 7 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NJ
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254877 National Archives Film T9-0877 Page 558D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Thos. G. VAN RIPER Self M M W 48 NY
Occ: Engineer For A Cotten Press Fa: NY Mo: NY
Elizabeth VAN RIPER Wife F M W 29 IRE
Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Elizabeth F. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 7 CAN
Occ: Attending School Fa: NY Mo: IRE
William David VAN RIPER Son M S W 2 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: IRE
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254877 National Archives Film T9-0877 Page 389C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Chas. VAN RIPER Self M M B 47 NY
Occ: Kalsominer Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Eliza VAN RIPER Wife F M B 43 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Elizabeth R. VAN RIPER Dau F S B 4 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254877 National Archives Film T9-0877 Page 498A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Clark VAN RIPER Self M M W 47 NY
Occ: Pencilcan Maker Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Jane VAN RIPER Wife F M W 42 NY
Occ: Keeps House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Walter VAN RIPER Son M S W 19 NJ
Occ: Iceman Fa: NY Mo: NY
Peter VAN RIPER Son M S W 17 NJ
Occ: Driver Fa: NY Mo: NY
Albirt VAN RIPER Son M S W 14 NJ
Occ: Errand Boy Fa: NY Mo: NY
Clara VAN RIPER Dau F S W 11 NJ
Occ: School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ida VAN RIPER Dau F S W 3 NJ
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: E.D. 241, New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254877 National Archives Film T9-0877 Page 41A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
S. Jacob VAN RIPER Self M M W 47 NY
Occ: Police Officer Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
E. Sarah VAN RIPER Wife F M W 40 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ella VAN RIPER Dau F S W 17 NY
Occ: Wks In Milliner Fa: NY Mo: NY
George VAN RIPER Son M S W 14 NY
Occ: Attends School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Charles VAN RIPER Son M S W 8 NY
Occ: Attends School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Edna VAN RIPER Dau F S W 5 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Gravesend, Kings, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254857 National Archives Film T9-0857 Page 328C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
James VAN RYPER Self M M W 46 NY
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Catharine VAN RYPER Wife F M W 41 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
John VAN RYPER Son M S W 20 NY
Occ: Laborer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Sarah G. VAN RYPER Dau F S W 22 NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
William H. VAN RYPER Son M S W 14 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ella May VAN RYPER Dau F S W 5 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Thomas VAN RYPER Father M W W 77 NJ
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Thomas VAN RYPER Brother M S W 33 NY
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NJ Mo: N
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254892 National Archives Film T9-0892 Page 312A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Mary VAN RIPER Self F W W 46 NJ
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Annie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 21 NJ
Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Charles P. SEYMONS SonL M M W 32 NY
Occ: Iron Worker Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENG
Saprina SEYMONS Dau F M W 26 NJ
Occ: At Home Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Augusta EGERT Other F S W 19 HANOVER
Occ: Servant Fa: HANOVER Mo: HANOVER
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Census Place: 22nd Ward, District 18, New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254889 National Archives Film T9-0889 Page 310A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
George VAN RIPER Self M S W 45 NY
Occ: Watchman Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Castleton, Richmond, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254923 National Archives Film T9-0923 Page 9B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Jane VAN RIPER Self F W W 45 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ella VAN RIPER Dau F S W 22 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Lydia VAN RIPER Dau F S W 19 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
William VAN RIPER Son M S W 16 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
James VAN RIPER Son M S W 14 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Margaret VAN RIPER Dau F S W 11 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Isabella VAN RIPER Dau F S W 9 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Henry VAN RIPER Son M S W 6 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Brooklyn, Kings, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254855 National Archives Film T9-0855 Page 219A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John VAN RIPER Self M M W 45 NY
Occ: Carpenter Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Francies VAN RIPER Wife F M W 37 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: NY
Allice VAN RIPER Dau F S W 13 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Geneva VAN RIPER Dau F S W 10 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Fridrick VAN RIPER Son M S W 4M NY
Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254871 National Archives Film T9-0871 Page 538C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John RIPER Self M M W 45 GER
Fa: GER Mo: GER
Catharine RIPER Wife F M W 37 IRE
Fa: IRE Mo: IRE
Mary RIPER Dau F S W 8 NY
Fa: GER Mo: IRE
John H. RIPER Son M S W 7 NY
Fa: GER Mo: IRE
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Census Place: 22nd Ward, District 4, Brooklyn, Kings, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254855 National Archives Film T9-0855 Page 136B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
James M. VAN RIPER Self M M W 40 NY
Occ: Livery Stable Fa: NY Mo: NY
Kate VAN RIPER Wife F M W 31 GRAVES END L. I. NY
Occ: House Keeper Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Sadie VAN RIPER Dau F S W 8 NJ
Fa: ENGLAND Mo: MA
Anna M. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 5 BROOKLYN NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
William H. VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Long Island, Queens, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254918 National Archives Film T9-0918 Page 41D
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
John VAN RIPER Self M M W 39 NY
Occ: Mason & Plasterer Fa: NY Mo: NY
Sarah VAN RIPER Wife F M W 37 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ellwood VAN RIPER Son M S W 10 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Newland VAN RIPER Son M S W 7 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: NY
Ida GRAHAM Other F S W 25 CA
Occ: School Teacher Fa: NC Mo: NC
Florence GRAHAM Other F S W 23 CA
Occ: School Teacher Fa: NC Mo: NC
Mary GRAHAM Other F S W 20 GA
Occ: School Teacher Fa: NC Mo: NC
Mary CAVANAGH Other F W W 45 IRE
Occ: Servant Fa: IRE Mo: IR
—————————————————————————————————————————-
Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254899 National Archives Film T9-0899 Page 205C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Charles VAN RIPER Self M M W 38 NJ
Occ: Hardware Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Augusta VAN RIPER Wife F M W 28 NY
Occ: Keeps House Fa: NY Mo: NY
Emily VAN RIPER Dau F S W 10 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Phoebe A. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 8 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Laura VAN RIPER Dau F S W 6 NY
Occ: At School Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Charles VAN RIPER Son M S W 4 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Frank VAN RIPER Son M S W 2 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Mary A. VAN RIPER Dau F S W 8M NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Louisa WEISSMATH Other F S W 19 NY
Occ: Servant Fa: GER Mo: GER
Eugene WALTER Other M S W 22 NY
Occ: Clerk Fa: NY Mo: NY
——————————————————————————————————–
Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254877 National Archives Film T9-0877 Page 584C
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Abraham VAN RIPER Self M M W 37 NJ
Occ: Furniture M Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Annie VAN RIPER Wife F M W 26 NY
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ
Wm. F. VAN RIPER Son M S W 3 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NY
Ben F. VAN RIPER Son M S W 2 NY
Fa: NJ Mo: NY
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Census Place: New York, New York, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254874 National Archives Film T9-0874 Page 430B
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Cornelius VAN RIPER Self M M W 34 NY
Occ: Cracker Packer Fa: HANOVER Mo: IRE
Rebecca VAN RIPER Wife F M W 27 NY
Occ: Keeps House Fa: VT Mo: NY
Virginia VAN RIPER Dau F S W 7 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Albert VAN RIPER Son M S W 5 NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
Con. VAN RIPER Son M S W 4M NY
Fa: NY Mo: NY
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Census Place: Long Island, Queens, New York
Source: FHL Film 1254918 National Archives Film T9-0918 Page 33A
Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace
Frank VAN RIPER Self M M W 24 NY
Occ: Plasterer Fa: NY Mo: NJ
Ester VAN RIPER Wife F M W 23 NJ
Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: NY
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Self-head of house
Marr- M-married
W-widow
S-single
12/25/2001

 

 

Abraham Van Riper – Godwinville, NJ

The following is from Passaic County Historical Society Web Site by Annita Zalenski—geocities.com/pchslc Abraham Van Riper was a life long resident and gave a speech. Ridgewood is in Bergen County,NJ

The Naming of Godwinville
(In 1828)
(Ridgewood, NJ)
by Edward Graf

Reprinted from Short Sketches on Passaic County History, 1935,
byEdward Graf, Treasurer PCHS

The ceremony of naming this village, in Bergen County about four miles north of Paterson,
was performed in the following manner. On the morning of January first, 1828, the persons
particularly interested in the cotton industries, established at that time in the neighborhood,
proceeded from Paterson with a number of friends to that place where they met a number of
its inhabitants assembled on the same occasion, who had prepared a splendid Liberty pole.
This pole was borne to the corner of the road, near the store of David Lydacker by the
unanimous assistance of the company present. After being decorated by an elegant Gilded
Liberty Cap, presented by General Abraham Godwin, at the signal given by a discharge
from a six-pounder, it was raised amidst the cheers of the surrounding multitude. The flag
of the United States, also presented as above, was then hoisted to the top of the pole under
a discharge of canon and cheering of the assembled citizens. After this they formed and
marched to the new cotton factory of Messrs, Munn and Whitehead, where an excellent
collation was provided by the proprietors of the respective cotton establishments in the
vicinity, of which the whole party partook, and fared most sumptuously.

Abraham Van Rypen, one of the oldest inhabitants then addressed his neighbors in the
following words:

Friends and fellow citizens – as one of the oldest residents of
this neighborhood, I take the liberty on this occasion of
welcoming among us the gentlemen who have availed
themselves of our water powers and established manufacturies,
destined, I trust and at no very far distant day, to make them
rich and happy – give employment to the industrious and clothe
and feed the needy. Already do we see and feel the good effects
of their genius and enterprise. Out property has risen in value,
our recently vacant houses have become tenanted, and many
new ones erected and erecting, giving to what was, as it were
yesterday a wilderness, the appearance of a thriving village.
Permit me therefore to give it a name whereby it may be
perpetuated and handed down to posterity.

In commemoration of one of the few that now remain of that

worthy band, who breasted the storm of war in defense of our
liberties and independence, and which enable us at this day to
sit down under our own vine and fig tree, and to enjoy
uninterruptedly such happy festivity as we have on the present
occasion the pleasure of partaking and to testify our respect for
the Revolutionary Patriot whose company we now have the
pleasure to enjoy; I propose to you for this place the name of
Godwinville.

The above was received with unabounded applause and General Godwin being present
made the following brief reply:

Fellow citizens, with sentiments of unfeigned gratitude, I rise
to tender to you my sincere acknowledgement for the flattering
compliments you have paid me, and the honor conferred in
selecting my name, in preference to any other, wherewith to
perpetuate your village. My sincere wish is, that it may be a
rising prosperous and happy one and that its general
characteristic may be that of industry and honesty, and genuine
republican principles and by pursuing strictly the last three
qualifications, I have no doubt of your obtaining the former
ones; and that it may be the case with each and all of you,
permit me to reiterate my ardent solicitude.

This reply was also received with marked approbation. The company then again formed
procession and returned to the Pole and after appending to the same in handsomely painted
letters the newly acquired name of the village, it being about sunset, the flag was lowered
until another discharge of cannon and the company retired to their respective places of
abode, apparently well pleased with the proceedings of the day.
04/09/2001

 

 

DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH,BROOKDALE

STONE HOUSE PLAINS DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH,BROOKDALE,BLOOMFIELD,N.J.
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Attention! Read as follows:
“F: Van Riper, Abraham – M: Van Winkle, Pryntje”
“Ch: Sarah – Born: Oct. 18, 1812 – Bapt: Jan. 1, 1813”
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FATHER, MOTHER, CHILD, BIRTH, BAPT.

Van Riper, Abraham Van Winkle, Pryntje
Sarah Oct 18, 1812 Jan 1, 1813

Van Riper, Isaac Bush, Rachel
Hannah Mar 26, 1811 Jun 24, 1811

Van Riper, Jacob Bush, Marytje
Lydia Aug 4, 1811 Sep 29, 1811

Van Riper, Jacob Bush, Mary
Ellen Dec 26, 1813 May 1, 1814

Van Riper, Jacob Bush,
Mary Jacob Jul 16,1809 Aug
6, 1809

Van Riper, Jacob Riggs, Rebecca
Garrit Jan 5, 1811 May 5, 1811

Van Riper, Phillip King,
Leah Eliza Jane Nov 1, 1811
Dec 1, 1811

Van Riper, Phillip King,
Lydia John Broadbury Mar 20, 1814 Apr 17,
1814

Van Riper, Richard Mandeville, Eve
Helena Jan 28, 1809 Nov 21, 1811

Van Riper, Derick Mandeville, Eva
Abraham Feb 20, 1802 Mar 7, 1802

Van Riper, Richard Mandeville, Eva
Herman Mar 24, 1804 Jun 3, 1804

Van Riper, Richard Mandeville, Eva
Yellis Sep 2, 1806 Oct 5, 1806

Van Riper, Richard Toers, Helena
Jacob Speer Sep 10, 1804 Oct 7, 1804

Van Riper, Richard Toers,
Lena Mary Nov 23,
1806 Dec 7, 1806

Garrabrantz, John A. Van Riper, Anna
Abraham Jan 29, 1808 Mar 6, 1808

Garrabrantz, John Van Riper, Anna
Jane Jun 25, 1809 Aug 6, 1809

Steymets, John Van Riper, Ann
Peter Feb 11, 1814 Apr 17, 1814

Garrabrantz, Christopher Van Riper, Rachel
Elizabeth Jan 26, 1811 Apr 14, 1811

Garrabrantz, Christopher Van Riper, Rachel
Harriot Jan 26, 1813 May 2, 1813

Garrabrantz, John A. Van Riper, Anna
Margaret Sep 30, 1813 Nov 7, 1813

Riker, Jacob Van Riper,
Catherine Annaatje Jul 20, 1804 Sep 2,
1804

Riker, Jacob Van Riper,
Catherine Abraham Jul 18, 1806 Sep
7, 1806

Roome, Abijah Van Riper,
Marytje George Feb 1, 1813
Apr 18, 1813

Speer, Joost Van Riper,
Elizabeth Abraham May 4, 1814 May
29, 1814

Van Giesen, Isaac Van Riper,
Aaltje Martin Luther Apr 27, 1804 Jul 1,
1804

Van Giesen, John Van Riper,
Mary Jane Mar 3,
1802 Apr 4, 1802

Van Giesen, Rynier Van Riper,
Aaltje Mary Dec 8,
1801 Feb 7, 1802

Van Giesen, Rynier C. Van Riper,
Matje Cornelius Jul 20, 1804
Sep 2, 1804

Van Giesen, Rynier C. Van Ryper, Matje
Daniel Jan 18, 1807 Mar 1, 1807

 

 

Another Van Riper House, Passaic, NJ 1960

Stately homes razed in ’60s for Route 21

Monday, September 30, 2002

By MAURO MAGARELLI
Herald News

Succumbing to their daily commute, most drivers on Route 21 are
unaware of the discarded
history that they are driving over.

However, it’s not their fault.

Apart from the occasional smokestack or church spire poking
through the horizon, the city of
Passaic seems neatly tucked away underneath the state highway.
There is no evidence of the
Passaic Home and Orphan Asylum that once housed unfortunate
children, the Armory that
commemorated the city’s fallen or the countless colonial
homesteads that once stood on River
Drive, the highway’s predecessor.

“Today, that whole area (River Drive) would have been subject
to gentrification, young
professionals would lovingly restore all those beautiful
brownstones by the river,” said Passaic
County Historian Edward A. Smyk.

One prime example would have been the stately Van
Inderstine-Richard Ludlow House, once
located at the corner of Van Houten and River Drive.

Built in 1762 by George Van Inderstine, it was occupied by
Richard Ludlow, a sawmill operator
and a general store and dock owner during the Revolutionary
War.

Back in the days when Passaic was known as Acquackanonk,
farmers from Great Notch would
send timbers down river to Ludlow’s mill, where it would be
processed and sent off to Perth
Amboy to sell. The farmers would later drink away their profits
at Ludlow’s General Store.

According to the legendary, but sometimes fallible, Passaic
historian William W. Scott, Ludlow
was one of the prestigious local residents who met Washington
as he retreated past the bridge at
Acquackanonk. After the Revolution, the Ludlow home was sold
and passed through a list of
familiar Passaic County names, including Van Houten, Rettger,
Terhune, Kistler and finally Van
Scheik. Mrs. Joseph Van Scheik told the Herald News in 1966
that she loved anything old, but
this house could be made beautiful.

“But then the highway came along, so I didn’t bother,” said Van
Scheik.

The Passaic County Historical Society tried to persuade the
state to realign the highway, but the
request fell on deaf ears. “Our heritage in Passaic County is
constantly subjected to progress in
the form of growling bulldozers and voracious development,”
said Smyk.

Another pre-Revolutionary home that survived British raids, but
not the growling bulldozers,
was the Van Riper House, once bearing the address of 638 River
Drive.

Nearly 250 years ago, Harmen Van Riper built the old stone
house on his property that
stretched between present-day Brook and Van Houten avenues.

A classic example of a Dutch-style house with a sweeping
roofline, the Van Riper home was last
known as Arthur’s Restaurant, a roadhouse nicknamed the “oldest
gin mill in Passaic.”

Down the road from the Van Riper estate was the mysterious
Alden home.

Built in 1716, when River Drive was known as King’s Highway, a
family of ministers owned the
home until Levi Alden purchased it shortly before the Civil
War. Alden, a tanner from New
York State, was reportedly a direct descendant of John Alden,
one of the leaders of the
Plymouth Colony and the inspiration for the John Alden
character in Longfellow’s poem “The
Courtship of Miles Standish.”

After his death, Alden left the home to his children, a
bachelor son, James, and two unmarried
daughters, Elizabeth and Mabel Blanche. For more than 70 years,
the family lived secluded from
neighbors in the old brick house on River Road near Brook
Avenue.

On July 12, 1934, the Herald News interviewed James Alden in
the mansion, which was
described as untouched since the days of the Civil War.

“Some people like to go to the movies and so-called
entertainments, but I like nothing better than
to stay home to read and think. You know, when one starts
getting old, he wants more time to
think,” Alden told the Herald News.

By 1947, all the Alden children had stopped thinking for good,
and less than 20 years later, their
childhood home was razed to make way for Route 21.

Torn down like the others was the Steinmetz-Sip-Muth Home, also
once located on Passaic’s
doomed River Drive. Built by Christophel Steinmetz in the early
1700s, it was sold to the Sip
family between 1750 and 1762. Helmagh Sip owned the house
during the Revolutionary War,
when the British raided it, like other residences.

Condemned to demolition in May 1966, the brownstone from the
Steimetz-Sip-Muth Home
was salvaged for use in the construction of the plantation
house on the Dey Mansion property
in Wayne.

Built to resemble the Doremus House in Towaco, a section of
Montville, the plantation house
may be one of the few vestiges of historic River Drive.

Other River Drive relics can be found in Bergen County.
According to Passaic City Historian
Mark S. Auerbach, materials from some of the old homes were
also salvaged by the
Meadowlands Museum on 91 Crane Ave., Rutherford.

“Some of the beautiful old woodwork was saved from the houses
on 21 and is being used in our
‘homespun exhibit’ which mimics a cooking fireplace from the
late 18th century,” said Jackie
Bunker-Lohrenz, director of the Meadowlands Museum.

Reach Mauro Magarelli at (973) 569-7100 or
magarelli@northjersey.com.

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BROOKLYN INFORMATION

Some Van Riper information found on the following Web Site-http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Bklyn.Info.Page.html

BROOKLYN INFORMATION

1840-41 BrooklynDirectory
VAN RIPER,Garrett, superintendent stream rope walk, Graham n Myrtle VAN RIPER,John, carpenter, 100 Orange

Brooklyn Blue Book Marriage 1929
VAN RIPER – FAY : Miss Katherine Adele FAY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. FAY, to Mr. Kenneth Ernest VAN RIPER, Church of the Ascension, June 7 1928.

Curtin’s Long Island Directory of 1868/9
Van Riper Isaac plasterer,Jackson Ave n Third h. Tthird n
Central Ave
Van Riper John plasterer,Jackson Ave n Third h. Fourth n
Jackson Ave
Van Riper I.&.J. plasterers,plain&ornamental Jackson Ave n Third

Curtesy of NYC-ROOTS
“Marilyn”
THE GANGS OF NEW YORK – 1829 – Early 1900s

Riper, Albert Spouse : Walker, Elisabeth
Date/Year of Marriage : 1870
Location : Manhattan
County : New York
*Certificate Number : 3230

Riper, Van Silas Spouse : Rief, Kate
Date/Year of Marriage : 1870
Location : Manhattan
County : New York
*Certificate Number : 4978

 

 

William Nelson (History of Paterson & Passaic, 1901) 6/6 – APPENDIX

Some of Lea Simmons genealogy

Page 177 

SIMMONS 

 

(3) Peter Simmons was b. May 29, 1728, and is understood to have been 
a native of England.  About the middle of the last century he settled at 
Flushing Long Island, opposite to Kip’s Bay, and there he married 
Rachel Kip (b. Jan. 12, 1737-8), July 30, 1756; she died Sept. 17, 1804, 
aged 67 years, 3 months and five days; one of her sisters. Sally, married 

 

Abraham Cadmus, and lived at Belleville; another, Leah, mar- 
ried Richard Leaycraft.  Peter Simmons was a seafaring man, captain 
of the food ship Henri IV.  Being away most of the time he established 
his wife with her uncle, Stephen Bassett, who had a tannery on a small 
run of spring water flowing into the Passaic river, a short distance 
above the site of the present Dundee dam, Bassett was of French Hu- 
guenot descent: he formerly had a tannery and a tap room in New 
York.  On his farm at Wesel were born the sixteen children of Peter 
Simmons. In a storm in the English channel, Peter was washed over- 
board and drowned, July 5, 1787.

 

Second Generation

 

Peter Simmons and Rachel Kip had children:

 

I. Leah, b.  Jan. 2, 1757; m. Gerrit Van  Riper. Sept. 25, 1777.(1)  Her 
children are mentioned above.(177b e-mailed 10-14-2001 part 29)

 

II. Peter, b. April 23, 1758; m. Margaret Westervelt, Sept. 20, 1797; 
d. May 25, 1836.  She was b. July 22, 1774, dau. of John Westervelt, of 
Wagaraw, who lived near the Bergen county end of the Wagaraw 
bridge; he was a soldier in the Revolution; she died March 21,1832, 
aged 57 years, 7 months, 30 days.  Peter bought from the Vreelands a 
farm of fifty acres on the west side of the Wesel road, next to the pres- 
ent Alyea farm;  the farm originally occupied by Hendrick Jansen 
Spier was next south of Crooks avenue; the Simmons farm came next. 
On this farm all his children were born and brought up. He also owned 
a large tract of land on the east side of Peckamin river, which he sold 
in 1798 or earlier.(2)  Peter had a shop in a small red frame building, 
about 14×18 feet. one story high, with attic, which stood with its gable 
end toward the Wesel road, near his house. In this modest edifice he 
carried on harness-making and shoe-making.  Back of the shop, near a 
spring, was his tan-vat, where he tanned his own leather.  His neigh- 
bors were welcome to its privileges, also, and were wont to throw in 
their hides for tanning once a year, at which time only the vat was 
cleaned out, the hides being always allowed to remain for a twelve- 
month.  Among the many young men brought up to the leather busi- 
ness by Peter Simmons may be mentioned Garret Cadmus, David 
Alyea, Richard Bush, Richard Stagg, John Post (part of the time: he 
was a son of John H. Post, of Revolutionary note), and Philip Van 
Bussum, who afterwards kept tavern (the Franklin House) on Main 
street, Paterson.  In the summer Peter would devote as much time as 
possible to his farm and garden.  The care of his younger brothers and 
sisters fell upon him, so that his life was spent in arduous toil, and at 
its close he had little to leave to his children save the reputation of an 
honest, intelligent, well-meaning man, a devoted father, and a good 
neighbor.  Daring the Revolution he was once taken prisoner by 
the British, but owing to his perfect familiarity with the country soon 
made his escape. For half a century after the war it was his custom to 
have his friends and neighbors assemble at his house in the Fall, about 
“killing time,” when “the times that tried men’s souls” would be re- 
called, with many a personal reminiscence of perilous adventure by field 
or Hood in the heroic endeavor to secure a country’s liberty.  John 
Paulding, of English Neighborhood, whose uncle, of the same name, 
was one of Andre’s captors, was a regular attendant at these gatherings, 
trudging to and fro the whole distance on foot. The party invariably 
broke up with the chorus: 
“Here’s a health to John Paulding, 
And let the health go ‘round!” 
A bill of Peter Simmons, for making and repairing shoes and harness, 
1793-96, is given in the Van Houten Manuscripts, p. 89.

 

III. Sarah, b. July 10, 1759; d. March 3, 1760.

 

IV. John, b. Feb. 11,1761; d. July 17, 1765.

 

V. Stephen Bassett, b. July 5, 1762; m.——; d. at Communipaw. 
Ch., Jane, m. William Ludlum, jun. 
_____

 

(1) See p. 170b. 
(2) Essex County Transcribed Deeds, B, 14. 

 


 

Page 178a

 

VI. Michael, b. Jan. 8, 1764: be was a fisherman, livinig at Com- 
munipaw, where he died, leaving a number of children.

 

VII. John, b. Dec. 2, 1766; he was a hatter by trade; married— 
Jones, at Warwick, N. Y., and had a number of children,  He went to 
the Genessee country, where he died.

 

VIII. Sarah, b. Feb. 4, 1768 : m. James Wilbur, in New York, July 8, 
1801 : d. in New York, leaving several children.

 

IX. Susanna, b. Aug. 8, 1769: m. David Berdan in New York, and 
died there.

 

X. William, b. Oct. 20, 1771, m. Jane Young, in New York, June 
5, 1796: d. in New York, leaving children.

 

XI. Mary, b. Dec. 7, 1773; m.  Cornelius Westervelt,son of John 
Westervelt, of Wagaraw.  Cornelius was a stone mason by trade, and 
lived and died at Wesel; Issue: 1. Mary, d. unm.: 2. Susan: 3. Rachel, 
d. unm.

 

XII. Rachel, b. Nov. 17, 1775; m.  John Bloodgood, of New York; 
she had a large family.

 

XIII. Henry, b. Dec. 9, 1777; m. Marritje Van Riper.  Some ac- 
count of his desceadants is givin on Page 171a.  He was a very hospita- 
ble man, and used co invite all of his relatives to visit him on New 
Year’s Day.  At one time he counted one hundred and twenty seven 
cousins, second cousins, nephews and nieces, all living.  A majority of 
them married within the family.

 

XIV. James, b. Nov. 26,1779; m. Jannetje Van Riper, sister of Mary. 
(See page 171a.)

 

XV. Abraham, b. Nov. 26, 1779; m.  Elizabeth Kellogg, of New 
York.

 

XVI. Elizabeth, b. Feb. 28, 1782; m. William Ludlum, sen. , from 
Flushing, L. 1. 

Third Generation,

 

Peter Simmons, jun., and Margaret Westervelt had children:

 

I. Rachel, b. March 3, 1801: d. Oct. 8, 1853, unm.

 

II. Elizabeth.b. Aug. 20,1803; m. Cornelius P. Vreeland, June 23, 
1827: d. Sept. 2, 1852, s. p.

 

III. Sarah, b. March 28, 1806:  she was accidentally killed by falling 
down stairs in her brother’s house, in Passaic, Nov. 18, 1877;  she was 
unm.

IV. Mary Ann, b. Dec. 1, 1809; m. Samuel Kinsey, a blacksmith, of 
Paterson; d. Nov. 9,1865.  Children;  1. Peter, b. Feb. 8, 1842; 2. Ed- 
ward, killed at the Hackensack bridge: 3. Henry, d. unm 

V. Henry, b. July 8, 1815; m. Sarah Shelp Van Wagoner, Dec. 
15, 1844.  She was b. Aug. 26, 1819, dau. of Levi Shelp and Jane Van 
Wagoner (dau, of Jacob Edsall, of English Neighborhood, Bergen 
county), wid. of Hermanus Van Wagoner; in her infancy, Sarah Shelp 
was adopted by Mrs. Sarah Van Wagoner (Saertje Jurians), wid. of 
Roelof and mother of Hermanus Van Wagoner (see p. 88), and who 
lived in the old Van Wagoner house, still standing on the River road, at 
the corner of Gregory avenue, opposite the draw-bridge at Passaic; 
Sarah Shelp Van Wagoner, the wife of Henry P. Simmons, d. Aug. 5, 
1887.  Henry Peter Simmons is one of the best-known men in this part 
of New Jersey, and no man in this region has preserved such a store of 
reminiscence and anecdote of men and events in by-gone days in Old 
Acquackanonk, particularly of all that relates to the old Dutch families. 
For half a century or more he has been looked up to as an authority on


 

Page 178b

 

all questions of family and local history.   Born and brought up on  the 
Wesel road, in a neighborhood where the Dutch was the language of 
the home, he is himself one of the most characteristic specimens of the 
sturdy old Dutch stock that in  former days possessed the land hereabout. 
At the age of thirteean years he left his father’s humble home to make 
his own way in the world, and thereafter never returned to that home 
save as a visitor, nor did he ever cost his falher a penny for his support. 
For four years he served as a, clerk in Peter Jackson’s country store— 
“where you might buy anything, from a needle to a haystack,” was its 
owner’s boast”-at Acquackanonk, or Paterson Landing about where 
the Mansion House hotel now stands in Passaic.  In winter, when the 
river was frozen up and navigation suspended, he spent the time in 
Jackson’s store at Pompton.  In 1832, with his entire fortune of ten 
shillings in his pocket, he went to New York, entering the service of 
Jeremiah Meserole, who died thirty days later; then of John, and then 
of Abraham—three brothers who dealt in ship-stores at 191-2-3 South 
street, and who were largely interested in charcoal vessels and coasters. 
Through the excellence of his book-keeping, and his unremitting devo- 
tion to the interests of his employers, he was gradually so favored by 
them that before he was twenty-one he was part-owner in one or more 
of their vessels, and in the course of time was given one-sixth of the 
profits of the entire business.  In 1846, he bought from John Speer, a 
shoemaker, son of Hans Speer, on Crooks avenue near the Wesel road, 
a house and fourteen acres of land on Main avenue, opporite the present 
main Erie station at Passaic.for $2,600, borrowing the last $5 to make 
up the purchase price. In 1848, on the death of the Meseroles, with 
whom he had been associated, he withdrew from the concern, drawing 
out $10,000 as his share of the profits, and took up his residence on the 
property just mentioned, where he has lived ever since, enlarging the 
house from lime to time.  He subsequently added to his possessions, 
and although he has sold a greal deal of his land he still owns fifty acres 
in the very heart of Passaic, which he has been improving and develop- 
ing for nearly half a century—his chief pleasure in life.  In this 
agreeable occupation he has set out nearly 2,000 shade trees.  He 
was called to fill various offices in Acquackanonk before Passaic was 
set off from  the old township, and for ten years–1852-57, 1878-83, 
sat in the county courts as one of the lay Judges.  He now enjoys a re- 
markably vigorous old age, and is as strong a friend and as sturdy a 
combatant as be was half a century ago. Issue:

 

i.  Sarah  Louisa,   b.   Nov.  26,  1848,  m.  Nov.   18,  1875,  Edwin  J. 
Howe, M. D., son of John M. Howe, M. D,, of Passaic; she lives with 
her husband in Newark, where be is a practising physician.

 

ii.  William Henry, b. Dec. 26, 1850; d. Aug. 20, 1852 

iii Jane Elizabeth, b. May 29, 1853: m. William H. Gillen, Aug. 12, 
1875! he was for many years chief clerk of Brown Brothers, bankers, in 
New York; he d. in New York, in 1893. Ch., Margaretta Westervelt, b. 
Sept. 8,1884.

 

iv. Henrietta, b. Dec. 3, 1854.

v. Mary Eliza, b. Dec. 15, 1856; m. Jacob Francis Hadley, M. D., 
of New York, May 5, 1887: he practised medicine in Passaic for some 
years, but since 1893 has been a surgeon on the Paris and other great 
ocean steamers.  Ch., Henry Peter Simmons, b. Aug. 20, 1894.

 

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SECOND REFORMED CHURCH PATERSON, NJ MARRIAGES

SECOND REFORMED CHURCH
AT
PATERSON, NJ

MARRIAGES
1828 – 1896
VAN RIPER’S

Jan. 20, 1830 John HUFFMAN, Leah VAN RIPER

May 5, 1832 John VAN RIPER Jr., Sally VAN WINKLE

Feb. 24, 1842 James VAN RIPER, of Paramus, to Margaret HOGENCAMP, of Preakness

Dec. 1, 1842 Henry VAN RIPER, of New York, Hester Ann HOPPER, of Small Lotts

Dec. 4, 1845 Issac G. SPEAKER, Cornelia VAN RIPER

Aug. 16, 1846 James VAN RIPER, Elizabeth BERDAN, both of Preakness

May 22, 1851Richard VAN RIPER to Mary Ellen POST, both of Manchester.

Jan. 20, 1858 Andrew VAN RIPER to Rachel PRINE, both of Wayne.

May 5, 1864 Stephen S. VAN RIPER to Jane ZABRISKIE, both of Saddle River.

Jan. 3, 1866 Garret V. K. DEMAREST, of Acquacknonk to Anna M. VAN RIPER.

Feb. 5, 1872 Jacob H. VAN RIPER to Isabella F. CRAWFORD.

Oct. 23, 1878 Edo VAN RIPER to Anna HOPPER, both of Saddle River.

April 30, 1885 John BUNSON to Mrs. Carrie VAN RIPER.

03/18/2001

 

 

1860 Van Riper census,Saddle River,Union,Lodi Twp.,N.J.

Saddle River Twp. included today’s towns of Ridgewood(Godwin), Glen Rock, Fair Lawn, Paramus, Saddle Brook (formely what was left of Saddle River Twp.), Garfield, and Elmwood Park (East Paterson)

1860
VAN RIPER

New Jersey
Bergen County
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Saddle River Twp., P.O. Godwinville-(now called Ridgewood)
page 308, sheet 6, image 6, June 28
M653-roll 683

35-40
Jane Van Riper-35-F-W-$6,000-$800-b.NJ
(wife of Jeremiah)
Stephen Van Riper-19-M-W-apprentice carpenter-b.NJ
Catherine Van Riper-17-F-W-b.NJ
Susan Van Riper-12-F-W-b.NJ
Cezan Bell-70-M-B-slave-cannot read or write-b.NJ
————————————————————————
Saddle River Twp.-P.O. Godwin
Page:309,sheet 07 , image 07, June 27
M653-roll 683

39-46
John Van Riper-36-M-W-farmer-$10,000-$5,000-b.N.J..
Maria Van Riper-30-F-W-b.N.J..
Georgiana Van Riper-9-F-W-attending school-b.N.J..
Vreeland Van Riper-6-M-W-attending school-b.N.J..
Lewis Van Riper-4-M-W-attending school-b.N.J..
Maria Dean-36-F-W-servant-b.N.J..
————————————————
Saddle River Twp.-P.O. Godwin
Page 311, sheet 09, image 09, June 29
M653-roll 683

54-62
John N. Van Riper-45-M-W-farmer-$9,000-$700-b.N.J..
Elizabeth Van Riper-30-F-W-b.N.J..
Maria Van Riper-22-F-W-school-b.N.J..
Sarah Van Riper-12-F-W-attending school-b.N.J..
Elizabeth Van Riper-10-F-W-attending School-b.N.J..
—————————————————————————————
Saddle River Twp.-P.O. Godwin
Page:312b, sheet10, image10, June 25
M653-roll 683

59-69
Stephen Van Riper-66-M-W-farmer-$10,000-$5,000-bN.J..
Sophia Van Riper-60-F-W-b.N.J..
Stephen Van Riper-28-M-W-farmer-b.N.J..
Nicholas Van Riper-18-M-W-farmer-b.N.J..
Catherine Van Riper-15-F-W-b.N.J..
Anthony JACKSON-25-M-B-farm laborer-cannot read or write-b.N.J..
———————————————————————————————–
Saddle River Twp.-P.O. Godwin
Page:312, sheet 10, image 10, June 25
M653-roll 683

64-74
Cornelius Van Riper-37-M-W-farmer-$8,000-$5,-000-b.N.J..
Catherine Van Riper-35-F-W-b.N.J..
Clara Van Riper-15-F-W-b.N.J..
Edo Van Riper -5-M-W-b.N.J..
———————————————-
Saddle River Twp.-P.O. Godwin
Page:313, Sheet 11, image 11, June 29
M653-roll 683

65-76
George Van Riper-28-M-W-farmer-$8,000-$11,500-b.N.J..
Catherine Van Riper-24-F-W-b.N.J..
Henry Van Riper-1-M-W-b.N.J..
John Hines-23-M-W-farm laborer-b.Ireland
Jane Westervelt-16-F-W-servant-b.N.J..
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Union Twp., P.O. Carlstadt
(asst. marshall taking the census for
Union and Lodi was Jacob Van Riper)
page 781, Sheet 5, image 479, June 12
M653-roll 683

Garret Van Riper-66-M-W-$9,270-$225-b.N.J..
Albert T. Turhune-33-M-W-farmer-$4,000-$974-b.N.J..
Ellen A. Turhune-31-F-W-b.N.J..
Garret Turhane-7-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Leah Terhune-5-F-W-b.N.J..
Jane Turhune-11mths.-F-W-b.N.J..
——————————————————————-
Union Twp., P.O. Carlstadt
page 778, sheet 2, image 476, June 7
M653-roll 683

8-10
Albert F. Ackerman-41-M-W-farmer-$3,400-$12,283-b.N.J..
C. Jemima Ackerman-33-F-W-b.N.J..
Anna H. Ackerman-7-F-W-at school-b.N.J..
Cornelius Ackerman-5-M-W-b.N.J..
Ellen Griffin-20-F-W-$150-Ireland
Jacob G. Van Riper-41-M-W-Ast. Marshall-$2,500-$4,000-b.N.J..
Gertrude Van Riper-15-F-W-b.N.J..
Henry Sheabold-20-M-W-blacksmith-b.England
————————————————————————-
Union Twp., P.O. Carlstadt
page 795, image 493, Sheet 19, June 18
M653-roll 683

101-118
Alexander Turner-31-M-W-ship carpenter-$200-b.N.J..
Ann E. Turner-26-F-W-b.N.J..
Kevin G. Turner-4-M-W-b.N.J..
George W. Turner-2-M-W-b.N.J..
Mary Van Riper-74-F-W-$1000-b.N.J..
Mary Hart-16-F-W-servant-Ireland
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Lodi Twp., P.O. Carlstadt
page 811, image 509, sheet 37, July 12
M653-roll 683

178-206
Peter Van Riper-32-M-W-farmer-$5,700-$1,202-b.N.Y..
Amilia Van Riper-27-F-W-Scotland
John M. Van Riper-8-M-W-at school-b.N.Y..
Maria L. Van Riper-7-b.N.Y..
Maggie Van Riper-5-F-W-b.N.Y..
Ida A. Van Riper-2-F-W-b.N.Y..
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Lodi Twp., P.O. Carlstadt
page 816-sheet 36 ,image 514, July 13
M653-roll 683

204-233
James Van Riper-39-M-W-farmer-
Claressa Van Riper-37-F-W-
Garret Van Riper-15-M-W-at school-b.N.J..
Sophia Van Riper-13-F-W-at school-b.N.J..
Jane Van Riper-11-F-W-at school-b.N.J..
Rachel Van Riper-8-F-W-b.N.J..
Abraham Van Riper-5-M-W-b.N.J..
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5/23/2004

 

 

VAN RIPER FAMILY HOMESTEAD, Clifton NJ

Richfield section of CLIFTON, New Jersey.

The Van Riper family Homestead (also known as the Abraham or The Philip Van
Riper House) began as a small unit built by Jurian Tomassen for his son, Thomas.
The oldest section of the house was built in 1693. Harmen Tomassen Van Riper, the
direct lineage ancestoral grandfather of Harry LeRue Van Riper, bought the house
from his older brother. Harmen’s son, Abraham Van Riper, inherited the house
upon Harmen’s death. Abraham enlarged the house but only lived there part-time,
having owned other properties with homes. At the age of 90,
Abraham divided his property among his children. His second child, Philip,
acquired the homestead and the surrounding farmlands. Harry LeRue Van Riper
was born in this house on April 21,1881. The home remained in The Van Riper
Family until Amy Elizabeth Post Van Riper sold the house in 1909. The house was
still standing in the 1960’s and was/is located on Broad Street in Richfield, New
Jersey. Richfield is a part of the City of Clifton (Passaic County). The facade of the
house was rennovated in the 1890’s with the porch and bay window being added.
9/30/2002

 

 

1850 Van Riper,census,Penn. and Virginia

Pennsylvania and Virginia

Pennsylvania
Conneaut Twp., Erie County
page 470a, image 40, Jan. 9, M432-roll768

318-320
James Van Riper-31-M-W-cabinet maker-b.N.Y..
Almina Van Riper-31-F-W-b.Pa..
George Van Riper-4-M-W-b.Pa..
Michael Van Riper-2-M-W-b.Pa..
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Pennsylvania
Leidy Twp., Clinton County
page 96b, image 121, Oct. 26

49-49
Frederick Steward-51-M-W-farmer-b.N.J..
Catherine Steward-44-F-W-b.Pa..
Elizabeth Van Riper-23-F-W-b.N.Y..
====================================
Virginia
unknown twp., Fairfax County
page 154b- image 91- Oct. 1

706-706
Jacob Van Riper-26-M-W-laborer-$150-b.N.Y..
Sarah J. Van Riper-23-F-W-b.N.Y..
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5/10/2004

 

 

VAN RIPER INFORMATION FROM PATERSON NEWSPAPERS

Passaic County,New Jersey,
Information from Passaic County Historical Society
1820’s to 1890’s

PATERSON GARDIAN
Sophia,wife of Stephen Van Riper,0of Small Lots, died 12-16-1868-68yrs.
Henry H. Snyder of Paterson to Catherine Jane Van Riper of
Godwinville(Ridgewood) 2-20-1867.
Mary Van Riper, relict of Jacob B. Van Riper, 4-21-1867,77y-4m-10d at Preakness.

George P. Van Riper to Lottie C. Beardsley, only daughter of John Beardsley of
Paterson ,6-12-1867.
Julia Ann,wife of George I. Van Riper, 40 Elm St. ,died 8-6-1867, 37y-0m-17d.
John Aldrege Hoxie of Mystic Conn. to Mary E. Van Riper 11-20-1867.
Richard R. Van Riper to Charlotte Panton 2-14-1867.
Henry Van Riper to E. Tillie Allen, 4-15-1863.
James Van Riper to Tillie Brain, 10-10-1863.
Wm. James Cadmus of Jersey City to Caroline Van Riper of Paterson , 11-10-1862.
P. Meyers Van Riper to Hannah, dau. of Anthony Brown at Franklin, 9-26-1861.
Wm. D. Berdan of Preakness to Eliza Jane dau. of Henry Van Riper of Totowa,
12-24-1860.
John N. Van Riper of Slaughterdam(Fair Lawn), to Eliz., dau. of Wm. Ward of
Campgaw 10-25-1859.
Andrew Van Riper to Rachel Perrine all of Preakness(Wayne), 1-20-1858.
Jacob Van Riper of Preakness d. 12-1-1856, 70y.
Anthony ,husband of Lucinda Van Riper d. 1-28-1897, 75y..
Cornelius Van Reyper d. 12-30-1894, 59y.
John B. Van Riper ,d. 11-7-1895, 82y.
Uriah J. Van Riper of Preakness(Wayne) d. Feb.-19-1879.,66y-4m-22d.
Annie, wife of Alfred S. Van Riper, 42 Mechanic St. , Nov. 2, 1877, 29y-7m-16d.
Edo Van Riper to Anna Hopper, dau. of John A. Hopper ,both of Saddle River,
10-23-1878.
Maria Van Riper,at the residend of her Son T. Henry Van Riper,76 Marshall St.,d.
Jan. 23, 1876, aged this day 86y..
Christina, widow of Cornelius G. Van Riper,d. Mar. 27, 1874, 73y. at Passaic.
Ann ,widow of the late P.V.H. Van Riper and daughter of Wm. Brown, d. June 19,
1874, 55y..
Mrs. Elizabeth,widow of George H. Van Riper,and mother of John C. and Henry P.
Van Riper,d. July 18,1874,52y,9 High St..
Mary Ann,wife of John H. Van Riper,34 Olive St.,d. July 26,1874, 38y-4m..
Margaret,widow of Richard Van Reyper,201 Ellison St.,d. Nov. 10, 1874,
71y,8m,16d..
Margaret , widow of Adrian Van Reyper,at Stone House
Plains(Brookdale,Bloomfield),d. Nov. 10,1874,54y..
Adrian Van Riper at Centerville(Clifton), d. Feb. 1, 1873, 74y.
J.H. Van Riper to Miss Bell S. Crawford , all of Paterson, Feb. 5, 1872.
John B. Van Riper of Centerville,NJ,to Maria,oldest daughter of Peter Sloat of
Paterson,Oct. 10, 1872.
Uriah Van Riper, 88y. ,d. Sept. 24, 1871, Dutch Reformed Church , Passaic.
Merenius Van Riper, d. May 4,1871, 72y., 43 Washington St..
Stephen Van Riper-d. Feb. 10,1870, 76y-6m-20d…
Mrs. Annie Van Riper 123 Broadway ,d. April 10,1870, 83y..
Robert S. Elliott to Jennie E. Van Riper,all of Passaic ,Sept. 14,1870.
John Berdan of Small Lots ( glen Rock & part of Fair lawn) to Clara Van Riper
Nov. 1870.
Peter V.H. Van Riper (Peter Van Houten Van Riper) d. Oct. 13,1869, 52y-1m-1d
Margaret (Van Riper) widow of Adrian R. Van Houten d. Dec. 31,1869, 75y..
Richard Van Riper of Paterson, to Miss Helen Bennett of Missouri, Feb. 17,
1868.
George Van Riper, d. Sept 6,1868 ,36y..

11/2/2003
George Van Riper
Fair Lawn,NJ
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PATERSON PRESS

Paterson Press

Julia, widow of Richard Van Riper at Haledon, d. Dec. 28, 1893, 46y-4m-17d..
John H. Van Riper ,husband of Emily Roome, d. Oct. 19, 1893, 43y-0m-9d..
Adrianna,wife if Cornelius Van Riper,M.D.,d Dec. 9, 1893.no age given.
Anna Banta, widow of John B. Van Riper,d. Feb. 6,1892, 74y..
Maria Sloat,wife of John B. Van Riper, at Athenia (Clifton), d.July 29,1892,
62y..
Helen Van Reyper, widow of Peter Van Winkle, d. Mar. 21, 1891 in N.Y.C.,
91y-5m-28d..
Caroline ,widow of P.H. Van Riper,d. Dec. 12, 1891, 51y..
Catherine Van Riper Dec. 4,1891, 88y.
Clarissa, relict of George Van Riper,Mar. 5, 1887, 94y..
Fannie Bush, widow of Garret Van Riper,d May 4, 1887, 96y..
Clarissa ,widow of Abraham Van Riper, d. Mar. 5, 1887 Passaic, 71y..
Abraham Van Riper at West Pascack,(Bergen Co.),d Feb. 19, 1886, 61y..
John Van Riper, d. April 5, 1885, 54y..
George I. Van Riper , d. Feb. 8,1884, 58y..
Leah,widow of Anthony Van Riper,d. Sept. 19, 1884, 67y-5m-27d..
John G. Van Riper, d. Jan. 4, 1883, 59y..
Andrew Van Riper, d. Sept. 17, 1882, 47y..
Thomas H. Van Riper, d. Nov. 11, 1882, 53y-10-m11d..
Bridget, wife of Andrew Van Riper ,Haledon, d. Feb. 28, 1879, 69y-5m-0d..
Cornelius G. Van Riper,at Passaic, d. Feb. 12, 1868, 75y..
Sarah S.(Scudder) Van Riper, wife of Jacob Van Riper , at Stone House Plains, d.
April 3, 1868, 65y-7m-23d..
Garret V.R. Demarest of Passaic to Hannah M. Van Riper of Paterson ,Jan. 3,
1866.
Cornelius Van Riper, M.D., to Anna ,daughter of John N. Terhune , Dundee
Lake,(Saddle River Twp.) Sept. 19, 1866.
Margaret, wife of Richard Van Riper, d. Oct. 11, 1866, 38y.,at Hamburgh Ave..
Isaac H. Van Riper, Bloomfield Rd., d. Oct. 13, 1866, 64y..
Alfred B. Crane ,to Margaret A. Van Riper, Mar. 1,1864, all of Paterson.
Jacob J. Van Riper,d. Feb. 12, 1876, 46y-6m-0d, at residence of James Close.
Cath. Jane ,wife of Cornelius Van Riper, at Dundee Lake,(Saddle River
Twp.)d.Nov. 14, 1875,50y-7m-20d..
Gertrude Van Houten,wife of John B. Van Riper, d. Jan. 6 1870, 53y-8m-27d,
Centerville(Aquackononk)(Clifton).
Frank Berry,to Emma E. Van Riper,all of Paterson,Dec. 9, 1870.
11/3/2003
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PATERSON DAILY REGISTER

Jacob B. Van Riper Esq. at Preakness, d.12-1-1856, 58 Y.
Jerry Van Riper d 1-4-1857, 27 Y.
Mrs. Agnes Van Riper, wife of Garret H. Van Riper, at Pascack,d. Feb. 16,1859.
Jacob Van Riper to Miss Ellen Osborn, both of Lodi ,Sept. 10,1859.
Cornelius B. Van Riper, of Boiling Springs(Rutherford),to Carolina Van
Saun,daughter of
Albert J. Van Saun, Nov. 22, 1859 at Hackensack.
Peter H. Westervelt to Annie Van Riper of Pascack,Jan. 25,1860.
Stephen S. Van Riper to Jane Zabriskie, both of Bergen County,Mar. 3, 1864.
Harmon I. Van Riper,d. May 21,1860, 31y..
Catherine, wife of Cornelius J. Van Riper, of Red Mills(Arcola,Paramus), d.Oct.
9,1860, 57y..
Peter Van Riper to Ellen Acker, all of Hohokus, Nov. 6,1864.
Christopher Van Riper, d. 1856, 64y..
John Van Riper,to Mary Ann Denike ,all of Paterson, July 5, 1856.
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PATERSON CHRONICLE

Mrs. Mary Van Riper of Stone House Plains at the house of her father,Garret
Merseles
of Preakness, d. July 12,1823, 22y.
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PATERSON INTELLIGENCER

John A. Van Riper to Miss Maria Van Blarcom both of Paterson,NJ 12-18-1828.
John Van Riper to Sally Van Winkle in Paterson 5-5-1832.
Maria Van Riper of N.Y. to James C. Blauvelt at Aquackanonk 8-17-1833.
Henry Van Riper to Miss Hannah Garabrant both of Paterson 8-10-1839.
Peter Van Riper to Ann,daughter of Wm. Brown,Esq. both of
Paterson,NJ,12-29-1839.
Maria Van Riper to Elias Vreeland 3-4-1840.
Jared Van Riper to Jane Van Blarcom both of Paterson 12-17-1840.
James Van Riper of Pamamus to Margaret daughter of Wm. Hogencamp Esq.
of Preakness 12-24-1841.
J. Van Riper of Bergen to M Garrabrants of Aquackanonk at the Notch 11-12-1842.
Richard Van Riper to Sarah Van Houten both of Manchester 12-3-1842.
Henry Van Riper of N.Y. to Hester Ann Hopper of Small Lots 12-1-1842.
At Sicamack ,Bergen Co. Margaret m. of Jas. Van Riper and daughter
Wm. S. Hogencamp d. 5-12-1842 at 19y.
Cornnelia Van Riper to Isaac G. Speakers both of Manchester 12-4-45.
Cornelius Van Riper to Mary Ann Ryder in N.Y.C. 5-13-1846
Cornelius Kip to Leah Ann, daughter of J.B. Van Riper at Preakness 11-19-1846.
Mary Van Riper to Peter J. Fredericks both of NY 3-27-1851.
Garrabrant Van Riper of Newark to Sarah S. daughter of Wm. Healey of Paterson
12-18-1854.
Mary Elizabeth Van Riper of Paterson to Jacob S. Snyder of Goffle Hill
6-14-1852.
Mary E. Van Riper to Wm. H. Crane 7-15-1855
Hana Van Riper d. 8-2-1855 65y.
Christopher Van Riper 3-28-1856 65y.
John Van Riper to Mary Ann Denike both of Paterson 8-5-1856
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PATERSON MORNING CALL

PATERSON MORNING CALL

Mary, wife of Cornelius Van Riper, 84 Wills St.,d. Jan. 12,1881, 42y-9m-13d..
Andrew Van Riper of Haledon, d. May 23,1881, 72y-1m-8d..
Margaretta A. Van Riper, wife of John Van Horne Van Reyper, Jersey City Heights,
d. June 16,1881.
Forest Van Riper,22y., d. Oct. 10,1881,from H.P. Ackerman Temple & Heights.
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Preakness-(lower and upper) part of Wayne ,Passaic County,N.J.
Notch-part of Clifton, Passaic County,N.J.
Richfield-part of Clifton.
Athenia- part of Clifton.
Acquackononk-included Clifton,Passaic and part of Paterson,Passaic County,
and at one time in Essex County.
Passaic City-part of Acquackononk.
Dundee Lake-East Paterson now Elmwood Park and formely
in Saddle River Twp.,Bergen County.
East Passaic-part of Dundee Lake,East Paterson,now Elmwood Park.
Aquackanonk-Clifton and Passaic ,Passaic Co. NJ.
Boiling Springs-Rutherford,Brgen County,NJ.
Bergen County at one time included Bergen,Bayone,and North Bergen,
now in Hudson County.
Bergen-Jersey City.
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Van Riper Families of U.S.A. genealogy Web Sites
RiperInfo (no www)
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Riper families of Holland and Europe
ripernet.johnriper.nl

 

 

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PART PART V

JAMES VAN RIPER
(1831—1898)

James, the second son of Richard and Mary Van Riper and a
member of the seventh generation of the family, was born March 16, 1831
in New York City. At the age of twenty-six years, James married a
neighborhood sweetheart, nineteen year old Mary Frazier, who lived at
292 Henry Street in Lower Manhattan, New York City. James lived at
284 Henry Street at the time of his marriage to Mary which took place
on June 24, 1858 in the Norfolk Street Baptist Church located on the
east side of Lower Manhattan, New York City. The Rev. Doctor Thomas
Armitage officiated at the wedding.

Following their marriage, James and Mary lived at 8 Cannon Street
in Lower Manhattan and subsequently moved to 17 Scammel Street
within a few blocks of the shipbuilding yards fronting on the East River.

James and Mary Frazier Van Riper had five children, to wit:

1. Richard Frazier, b. April 11, 1860
2. James Henry, b. November 29, 1863
3. Martha Elizabeth, b. July 22, 1866
4. Theodore, b. August 22, 1870
5. Mary, b. February 17, 1879

During the years 1860 to 1870 inclusive, James was associated with
his father, Richard, and brother; Jacob in the trucking buisness. James
was also an expert cabinet maker.

Subsequent to the year 1870, James and his family moved to
Brooklyn, New York taking up his residence at 734 DeKalb Avenue.
After moving to “Brooklyn, James was employed at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard which was located in Brooklyn, New York along the shore
of Wallabout Bay, an arm of the East River, opposite Corlear’s Hook,
Manhattan Boro.

James’ death in March, 1898, at the age of sixty-years followed
that of his wife, Mary, by less than four months. Both were buried in
the family plot at the Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York.

James’ brother, Jacob, died January 24, 1899 at the age of
seventy-two years and was buried in the Green-Wood Cemetery. At the
time of his death, Jacob resided at 11 Pulaski Street in Brooklyn, New York.

RICHARD VAN RIPER
(1860—1938)

Richard, the first son of James and Mary Frazier Van Riper, was
born in Lower Manhattan, New York City, April II, 1860. He represented
the eighth generation of the Van Riper family in America. He was educated
in the public schools of New York City and at the age of nineteen, he
married Martha Elizabeth Griffith, a sixteen year old daughter of Welch
parents. They had seven children, three of whom died in infancy and one,
Mildred May, died when slightly less than eight years old. The other
three listed below, lived to adulthood, married and had families:

Richard Warren, b. April 15, 1887
Ethel Louise, b. December 25, 1889
Harold Griffith, b. October 8, 1891-d.Aug. 12,1973.
After his marriage, Richard settled in South Fourth Street in the
Williarmsburg section of Brooklyn, New York. About the middle of the
1890’s, Richard moved to 185 Patchen Avenue in Brooklyn and lived
there with his family until about 1925 when he moved to Freeport, Long
Island, New York. There he and his wife lived until their deaths.

For most of his active business career, Richard was a partner in the
firm of Reeves and Van Riper, importer of teas and coffee, with office and
warehouse at 25 Water Street, in Lower Manhattan, New York City.
Associated with Reeves and Van Riper in the import business was
Herbert L. Doane who had married Josephine Van Riper, daughter of
Jacob, a brother of Richard’s father, James.

Richard’s wife, Martha Elizabeth, was the daughter of Samuel
Harris Griffith and Sarah Amelia Jones Griffith. Samuel was born in
South Wales and Sarah Amelia was born in North Wales. Samuel served
in the United States Navy as a First Class Fireman and was discharged
from the U. S. Receiving Ship, North Carolina, and from the naval
service September 25, 1862. Whenever Samuel sang, the neighborhood
listened. Both of Martha Elizabeth’s parents were buried in the New
York Bay Cemetery in the township of Bergen, Hudson County, New
Jersey, Plot #612, Section K north, located between Hawthorne and
Cypress Avenues.

During their residency at 185 Patchen Avenue, the Van Riper family
were members of the St. Stephens Episcopal Church.

About the year 1900, Richard Van Riper was a member of the
Brooklyn Board of Education.

During the late 1890’s and early 1900’s Richard Van Riper was well
known in Republican political circles in the 25th Ward, Brooklyn, New
York.

Along about the year 1909, Richard built a summer residence at Blue
Point, Long Island, New York and he continued to sojourn there with
his family during the summer seasons enjoying the fishing, sailing and
bathing until about the year 1920 when he sold the place.

Richard died December 17, 1938 and the interment was in the
family plot at the Cypress Hill Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York. The
location of the plot is as follows: NE 1/4 87, Section 17, Rear Right Corner.
Martha Elizabeth died nearly two years after her husband’s death,
on November 4, 1940 and her body was interred in the family plot at
the Cypress Hills Cemetery.

 

 

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PART PART IV

RICHARD VAN RIPER
(1790—1873)

Of the sixth generation of the Van Riper family was Richard
Van Riper, son of Jacob and Marietje (Mary) Vreeland Van Riper.
Richard was born in Preakness,(Wayne), New Jersey, October II, 1790.

Richard was about twelve years old when his father, Jacob moved
to New York City to engage in the trucking business.

About the year 1811, Richard married and he and his wife, Mary,
had four children.
1. Mary Ann, b. May 10, 1812
2. Jacob, b. 1827
3. Elizabeth Jane, b. Nov. 20, 1828
4. James, b. March 16,1831

The parents of Richard’s wife, Mary, were born in Orange County,
New York.

During the year 1814, Richard joined his father, Jacob, in the
trucking business. By the year 1820, Richard was operating in the area
of Cherry Street along the eastside of Lower Manhattan. During the thirty-
four year period from 1836 to 1870, Richard’s base of operation for
his trucking business was at Scammel and Henry Street on the eastside
of Lower Manhattan south of the present Williamsburg Bridge, and
within easy access of the wharves and piers and shipbuilding yards
along the East River waterfront. His son, Jacob, joined him in the
business during the year 1854-55 and at that time Richard was sixty-four
years old. Six years later Richard’s second son, James, became associated
with his father and brother in the trucking business.

Richard and his two sons, Jacob and James, remained in the
trucking business on the eastside of Lower Manhattan through the year
1870. At that time, Richard lived at 284 Henry Street, New York City,
and continued to do so until his death on May 21, 1873 at the age
of eighty-two years, six month and twenty-one days. Richard’s body was
interred in the family plot in Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.
Richard’s wife, Mary, died three years previous to Richard’s death
at the age of seventy-seven years, five month and twenty-eight days.
At the time of Mary’s death, she was living with her husband at 15
Scammel Street in Manhattan Borough, New York City. Mary’s body
was buried in the family plot in Green-Wood Cemetery.

By his will, dated April 10, 1873, Richard left his entire estate
to his surviving children — James, Jacob and Mary Ann Rodman — and
to the children of his deceased daughter Elizabeth Jane Joralemon. The
will designated his granddaughter, Mary Elizabeth Fackner, to be the
guardian of the children of Elizabeth Jane Joralemon.
Elizabeth Jane Joralemon had died September 20, 1868 at the age of
thirty-nine years, ten months. At the time of her death she was living
in Belleville, New Jersey. She was buried in theVan Riper plot in the
Green-Wood Cemetery.

Mary Elizabeth Fackner was the daughter of Joseph and Mary Ann
Van Riper Rodman and she married Edward Fackner at the age of
twenty-seven years on October 28, 1872 in New York City. Mary
Elizabeth died August 9, 1873 within three months after the death of
her grandfather, Richard Van Riper. Her death followed immediately
after the birth of her son, who died at birth and whose body was interred
in the Van Riper plot in the Green-Wood Cemetery.

Mary Ann Van Riper Rodman died a widow on May 29, 1896 at
the age of eighty-four years. Her place of residency at the time of her
death was 663 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. She was buried
in the Van Riper plot in the Green-Wood Cemetery.

NEW YORK CITY IN THE 1800’S

When Jacob Van Riper moved to New York City from Preakness,
New Jersey during the year 1802, the population of New York City
totaled only about 60,000 which was almost entirely concentrated
around the tip of Lower Manhattan, from the Battery north to Chambers
Street and from the Hudson River east to what is now Rutgers Street
North of Chambers Street, along the Hudson River waterfront, there
was a marginal development of residences reaching to a few blocks above
Provost Street (now Franklin Street).

The early 1800’s were particularly severe epidemic years and this
was due to lack of any form of sanitation and a completely inadequate
water supply. Yellow fever struck the city and took a vicious toll. The
plagues drove some of the populace to outlying areas, expanding the
limits of the city to the north.

Under the leadership of Mayor DeWitt Clinton (1803 to 1815),
the city grew rapidly and prospered. The first public school classes
were started in 1806 “for the education of such poor children as do not
belong to or are not provided for by any religious society”.

Robert Fulton’s first successful steamboat, the Clermont, was launched
in 1807 and this was followed by the use of steamboats in the ferry service.

Shipping was becoming New York’s all important industry, although
the war of 1812 with Great Britain brought a halt to foreign commerce
and the city’s port activities came to a standstill. With the coming of
peace, in December of 1814, American shipping became alive once more
and by 1825, New York’s imports alone were almost three times those of
Philadelphia and Boston.

The Erie Canal connecting the Hudson River with the Great Lakes
was opened to traffic in 1825, providing an economical water route
for the transport of freight from upstate and the west to New York City.
Here the freight was transferred to ocean going vessels destined for
overseas and costal ports.

Shipbuilding was one of New York’s major industries. By 1815
shipbuilding yards were established along the East River waterfront from
Scammel Street around the bend of Corlear’s Hook and up as far as
Tenth Street — about a mile in all.

South Street and nearby Water and Front Streets were the center
of the city’s shipping activity. Here was located not only the offices of
the ship owners and merchants, but also all the allied businessmen.
Packets and regular cargo vessels tied up at the wharves along South
Street and it was an impressive sight to see the solid line of tall-masted
ships with their bowsprits projecting high over the street.

Broadway was the city’s most important thoroughfare. By 1830,
Broadway became a crowded, bustling street and was lined with shops
to a point well above Canal Street. Its broad flagstone sidewalks served
the dense pedestrian traffic. The street paved with cobblestones was
jammed with horsedrawn vehicles, including carts, drays, buses, hackney-
coaches (the taxis of the day) and an assortment of private vehicles.

Several leading hotels were located in the city; the old-time but
respectable City Hall Hotel near Trinity Church; the American Hotel
at Barclay Street and the Astor House, opposite City Hall Park.

In 1835, a great fire broke out destroying almost all of the city
below Wall Street, including the early Dutch residences. The catastrophe
was followed by the depression of 1837, which lasted for about two
years and which proved to be especially disastrous to the city. By this
time, the population numbered over 200,000 and the residential center
had moved as far north as Union Square, where Bowery Road and
Broadway met.

The Croton Aqueduct, begun in 1837 and finished in 1842, was
one of the great engineering achievements of the mid-nineteenth century
and it provided New York for the first time with an adequate water supply.

The age of steam arrived with dramatic suddenness. Two trans-
atlantic steamships arrived in New York April 22 & 23, 1838; the
“Sirius” (nineteen days out of Cork) and the almost twice as large
“Great Western” (142 days out of Bristol).

A radical change in steamship design was taking place about this
time. The old wooden hulled “side-wheeler” with its immense paddle
wheels admidship was slowly being supplanted by a vessel with a hull
built entirely of iron and driven by screw propellers.

By 1850, New York City had become a metropolis, boasting
splendid hotels and theaters and costly magnificent stores. It was by then
the publishing and cultural center of the United States. The people flocked
to Castle Gardens to see and hear P. T. Barnum’s amazing new European
import, Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale.

In 1853, New Yorkers had their first (and the world’s second)
World’s Fair, which was housed in the newly constructed Crystal Palace.
In 1856, the northern fringe of the thriving metropolis lay to the
south of Central Park and the city’s population exceeded 500,000.
During the Civil War, the policy of conscription permitted draft
deferment through the payment of $300 and this gave rise to the people’s
claim that the War was “a rich man’s war and a poor man’s fight”. An
ugly and disastrous draft riot resulted. Hundreds were killed and
$2,000,000 in property had been destroyed.

In 1870, the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge was started and
thirteen years later, on May 24, 1883, the bridge was completed and
opened to traffic. It was acclaimed as a triumph of modern engineering
and acknowledged to be one of the wonders of the world. A trolley line
soon crossed the Bridge and Brooklyn’s identity as a separate city gradually
diminished. In 1898, Brooklyn was combined with the other four boroughs
(Manhattan, The Bronx, Queens and Richmond) to form the City of
Greater New York.

A steam-drawn Ninth Avenue “El” had been put into operation
back in 1870 and other “Els” had followed.

New York City has been called a “Melting Pot” for the reason
that it has always been an immigrant’s city. During the latter part of the
1800’s and the beginning of the 1900’s huge numbers of Europeans
crossed the Atlantic Ocean, past the Statue of Liberty on Bedloe’s Island
in Upper New York Bay to enter the gate of the Emigration Landing
Depot on Ellis Island, inspiring Emma Lazarus to write:

“Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shores
Send those, the homeless tempest-tossed to me,
I lift up my lamp beside the golden door!”

 

 

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PART III

JACOB VAN RIPER
(1765—1835)

Jacob, a member of the fifth generation of the Van Riper family
on American soil was the second son of Richard (Dirck) and Elizabet
Meek (Elizabeth Mead) Van Riper. Jacob was born on the “Old Van-
Riper place” in Upper Preakness, New Jersey, January 2, 1765. When
he was about twenty-five years of age, he married Marietje (Mary)
Vreeland on December 19,1789.

We interrupt Jacob’s history at this point to recite a few facts
about some of Jacob’s brothers and sisters. Uriah, Jacob’s older brother
was born March 26, 1763 and on February 12, 1786 married Mary
(Polly) Berdan. Uriah settled on the farm occupied by the Andrew P
Hopper family, which was originally Berdan territory. Uriah’s daughter,
Elizabeth, married Peter DeWitt, son of the Rev. P. DeWitt of Ponds.
Uriah J. Van Riper, grandson of the first Uriah, was the father of Mary
Anna, Mrs. Andrew P. Hopper and of Sarah Elizabeth, Mrs. C. H.
Post of Lower Preakness. Richard, Jacob’s younger brother, was born
March 4, 1777 and he married Elizabeth Van Orden. Their oldest daughter
Martha married Peter Perrine, the latter couple were the parents of Rachel,
Mrs. Andrew H. Van Riper of Preakness. Their son, Richard Van Riper
Perrine was a lieutenant in the Union Army during the Civil War.

Now to continue with the history of our Jacob. Jacob and his wife
Elizabeth, lived in Preakness for about thirteen years after their marriage.
During that time, Jacob bought a tract of twenty-two acres on Singack
brook from Roel of Van Houten and Annaatje, his wife of Preakness
for 200 pounds New York money.The land was pobably mill property
which Jacob wished to improve further, as on October 28, 1791 he
mortgaged the premises for 160 pounds New York money to his father
and Michael Vreeland, his father-in-law (see Bergen County Transcribed
Deeds A 592).

The children of Jacob and Marietje (Vreeland) Van Riper were:
1. Gerritje, b. November 27, 1793, died in infancy.
2. Gerretye, b. April 25, 1797
3. Elizabet, b. August 31, 1799
4. Richard, b. October 11, 1790
5. Henry, b. subsequent to 1815
The first four children were born in Preakness, New Jersey and
the last one, Henry, in New York City.

About the year 1802, when Jacob was 37 years old, he and his
family moved to New York City, where he became engaged in the trucking
business. His livery stable was located in the Leonard Avenue-Hudson
Street area, on the west side of Lower Manhattan within easy access of
the Hudson (North) River wharves and docks.

Jacob’s place of residence was on Provost Street (now Franklin
Street). He continued to live in that neighborhood until his death in 1835.
A sketch made about 1820 showed a view of Provost Street near West
Broadway. The street was lined on both sides with houses built of rough
stone and mostly two stories high, including a basement and an attic
lighted by dormer windows. A stoop with railings led to the first floor
entrance, while access to the basement floor was provided by a walkway
at ground level. Flagstones were used for the sidewalks and the street
appeared to paved with cobblestones.

Drawings of street scenes of the early 1800’s in New York City
showed the typical rig used by carmen (truckmen) for transporting goods.
It consisted of a two-wheeled horse-drawn cart with a platform in front.
The carmen (truckmen) generally wore the uniform of their trade, a white
canvas smock and they usually drove the carts standing with one foot on
the platform and the other on a shaft.

When about twenty-four years old, Richard joined his father, Jacob,
in the trucking business, but by the year 1820, Richard was operating in
the area of Cherry Street along the eastside of Lower Manhattan. Jacob
continued trucking on the westside of Manhattan until his death on
October 13, 1835 at the age of seventy years. At the time of his death,
Jacob was living at 161 Franklin Street on the westside of Lower
Manhattan. Jacob’s body was first buried in a New York cemetery and on
April 4, 1868 his Body was removed from New York to the family plot,
Lot 11766, Sec. 74, in the Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.

Jacob’s will, dated June 29, 1835, gave all of his estate to his wife,
Mary, except that the sum of $100 was to be given, subject to his wife’s
consent, to each of Jacob’s sons — Richard and Henry. The $100 was
not to be paid to “my son Henry until he arrived at the age of twenty-one
years and then on condition that he demeans himself as a moral and good
person which is to be determined by my Executors”. The will further
provided that “in case of marriage or death of my wife then my personal
estate to be divided equally among my children”. The Executors named
in the will were Jacob’s wife, Mary, and Jacob’s son, Richard. The
witnesses to the will were Rensselaer TenBroeck, 162 Franklin Street,
New York; John S. Rutan, 156 Franklin Street, New York and Stephen
G. Terhum, 73 Sullivan Street, New York.

Jacob’s widow, Mary died about the year 1858 and at the time
of her death she resided at 161 Franklin Street in Lower Manhattan, New
York City. Her place of burial is not known.

Mary, Jacob’s widow, was the daughter of Michael Hartman Vreeland
and his first wife, Gerritje Vreeland. Michael had four children by his
first marriage and four children by his second marriage to Lena Vreeland.
He lived in a stone house in Paterson, New Jersey between the Boulevard
and the Passaic River. In that house his children were born and there he
died in May, 1804. He had a tannery on the brook running through his
lands. He was a substantial land-owner and a man of means. In his will
(dated January 14, 1804) he described himself as of Wesel in Essex
County, New Jersey. His surviving wife, Lena, and his eight children
shared in his estate. To Mary Van Riper, he left two silver table spoons
which had belonged to her deceased mother, Gerritje. The will further
provided that his son, Hartman, was to pay Mary, wife of Jacob Van Riper,
$100 seven years after the death or remarriage of his wife, Lena Vreeland.
The will also bequeathed to one of his sons, a negro man, Sam, and to a
daughter, Jane, a little negro wench named Jealles, aged about two
months and to his three youngest sons, a little negro boy, Harry, aged
seven years, and lastly to his son, Nicholas, a bay colt.