History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 559.
[Bourbon County]    [Clintonville Precinct]

JOHN STIPP, farmer, P. O. Clintonville.  The ancestors of Mr. Stipp, like
those of many others of the section of Kentucky were Virginians.  His
grandfather was Michael Stipp; his father was Frederick Stipp, who
emigrated from Virginia and settled near Strode's Station, in Clark County,
at quite an early day, where he married Mary, the daughter of William
Clinkinbeard.  On April 22, 1817, their son John was born.  Receiving the
rudiments of a common education, he began life as a farmer, which pursuit
he still follows with gratifying success.  He now owns 104 acres of good
land, having given to each of his children 70 acres.  Mr. Stipp was
united in marriage with Miss Martha Schooler, daughter of Benj. Schooler,
of Clark, in 1834, by whom he has had four children: Wm. C., Isaac,
Benjamin, and Mary C., now the wife of H. C. Weathers.  He is a Deacon
and leading member of the Clintonville Christian Church.  In politics
he affiliates with the Democrats.

Stipp Clinkinbeard Schooler Weathers
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Clark-KY VA

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