Jaqueta Goodman Brock married Ted Payne. This is his Mother's family line.
Descendants of Jacob Grieb
Generation No. 1
JACOB GRIEB was born in Germany, and died 1801 in Pennsylvania. He married ELIZABETH ULRICH.
Notes for JACOB GRIEB:
Jacob Grieb lived in Germany near the sea. According to oral tradition, Jacob, a cooper by trade, may have killed a college student who slipped into his shop through a narrow opening. As a cooper, he had a long, heavy knife with a cord attached. He usually threw this knife into whichever pole he wanted for making hoops and pulled it to him. He threw his knife and may have killed a student.
The ship, Brigantine Richard and Elizabeth was sailing for America and he slipped aboard unnoticed until the ship was at sea. He arrived in America on September 28, 1733, at the age of 21. Jacob married a German woman, Elizabeth Ulrich and had a family. It is likely that Jacob heard the preaching of the Dunkers who stressed "Thou Shall Not Kill". Perhaps his conscience troubled him and he sought pardon by entering the church.
In 1765, Jacob and his family joined the settlement of Dunkards at Franktown, Pennsylvania (seven miles southwest of Altoona, Pa) Jacob had 150 acres in Lancaster Co. Pa. in 1743 and by 1776 had 700 acres in Bedford County, Franktown Township, Pa. After the American Revolution the land around Franktown became higher priced. The Dunkards moved to the rich, level woods of Ohio, settling in the Miami Valley , west and north of Dayton, Ohio during 1798-1800. Jacob did not move to Ohio but died in Pennsylvania in 1801. The original will was translated from German into English by L.W. Shultz.
Children of JACOB GRIEB and ELIZABETH ULRICH are:
i. JACOB GRIPE, b. 1746, Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1805, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ii. JOHN GRIPE, b. 1744; d. 1814; m. ELIZABETH RENCH.
iii. ELIZABETH GRIPE, b. 1748; m. (1) MICHAEL FETTERS; m. (2) SIMON MASON.
iv. SUSANNAH GRIPE, b. 1750; d. 1818, Montgomery County, Ohio; m. CHRISTIAN SNIVELY.
v. DANIEL GRIPE, b. 1754; d. 1825; m. BARBARA REPOGLE.
vi. MARY GRIPE, b. 1758; d. 1786; m. JOHN WISE.
Notes for MARY GRIPE:
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Her name was Phoebe Moses and she was born in Darke County, Ohio in 1860 and she could shoot the head off a running quail when she was twelve years old.
Once, at the invitation of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, she knocked the ashes off a cigaret he was holding in his mouth.
When she out-shot the great exhibition marksman, Frank Butler, he fell in love with her and they were ideally happy the rest of their long lives.
She could handle a rifle or a six-gun with an artistry unsurpassed by that of any human being before her time or, probably, since. And when she appeared with Sitting Bull and other notables in Colonel Cody's Wild West Show, she thrilled your father and mother -- not as Phoebe Anne Oakley Moses but as "Little Sure Shot," the immortal Annie Oakley.
Annie Oakley, the poor back-country orphan girl who made her way to world-wide fame, was the very spirit of personal independence. That spirit is just as much alive in our generation as it was in hers. It is among the great assets of our people -- and our nation. And it is one very great reason why our country's Savings Bonds are perhaps the finest investment in the world today.
vii. SAMUEL GRIPE, b. 1760; d. 1845; m. CATHERINE NESBITT.
viii. HANNAH GRIPE, b. 1769; d. 1827; m. DANIEL MARTIN.
Generation No. 1
JACOB GRIEB was born in Germany, and died 1801 in Pennsylvania. He married ELIZABETH ULRICH.
Notes for JACOB GRIEB:
Jacob Grieb lived in Germany near the sea. According to oral tradition, Jacob, a cooper by trade, may have killed a college student who slipped into his shop through a narrow opening. As a cooper, he had a long, heavy knife with a cord attached. He usually threw this knife into whichever pole he wanted for making hoops and pulled it to him. He threw his knife and may have killed a student.
The ship, Brigantine Richard and Elizabeth was sailing for America and he slipped aboard unnoticed until the ship was at sea. He arrived in America on September 28, 1733, at the age of 21. Jacob married a German woman, Elizabeth Ulrich and had a family. It is likely that Jacob heard the preaching of the Dunkers who stressed "Thou Shall Not Kill". Perhaps his conscience troubled him and he sought pardon by entering the church.
In 1765, Jacob and his family joined the settlement of Dunkards at Franktown, Pennsylvania (seven miles southwest of Altoona, Pa) Jacob had 150 acres in Lancaster Co. Pa. in 1743 and by 1776 had 700 acres in Bedford County, Franktown Township, Pa. After the American Revolution the land around Franktown became higher priced. The Dunkards moved to the rich, level woods of Ohio, settling in the Miami Valley , west and north of Dayton, Ohio during 1798-1800. Jacob did not move to Ohio but died in Pennsylvania in 1801. The original will was translated from German into English by L.W. Shultz.
Children of JACOB GRIEB and ELIZABETH ULRICH are:
i. JACOB GRIPE, b. 1746, Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1805, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ii. JOHN GRIPE, b. 1744; d. 1814; m. ELIZABETH RENCH.
iii. ELIZABETH GRIPE, b. 1748; m. (1) MICHAEL FETTERS; m. (2) SIMON MASON.
iv. SUSANNAH GRIPE, b. 1750; d. 1818, Montgomery County, Ohio; m. CHRISTIAN SNIVELY.
v. DANIEL GRIPE, b. 1754; d. 1825; m. BARBARA REPOGLE.
vi. MARY GRIPE, b. 1758; d. 1786; m. JOHN WISE.
Notes for MARY GRIPE:
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Her name was Phoebe Moses and she was born in Darke County, Ohio in 1860 and she could shoot the head off a running quail when she was twelve years old.
Once, at the invitation of Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, she knocked the ashes off a cigaret he was holding in his mouth.
When she out-shot the great exhibition marksman, Frank Butler, he fell in love with her and they were ideally happy the rest of their long lives.
She could handle a rifle or a six-gun with an artistry unsurpassed by that of any human being before her time or, probably, since. And when she appeared with Sitting Bull and other notables in Colonel Cody's Wild West Show, she thrilled your father and mother -- not as Phoebe Anne Oakley Moses but as "Little Sure Shot," the immortal Annie Oakley.
Annie Oakley, the poor back-country orphan girl who made her way to world-wide fame, was the very spirit of personal independence. That spirit is just as much alive in our generation as it was in hers. It is among the great assets of our people -- and our nation. And it is one very great reason why our country's Savings Bonds are perhaps the finest investment in the world today.
vii. SAMUEL GRIPE, b. 1760; d. 1845; m. CATHERINE NESBITT.
viii. HANNAH GRIPE, b. 1769; d. 1827; m. DANIEL MARTIN.
Generation No. 2
JACOB GRIPE (JACOB GRIEB) was born 1746 in Pennsylvania, and died Abt. 1805 in Montgomery County, Ohio. He married BARBARA SHIDLER, daughter of GEORGE SHIDLER.
Children of JACOB GRIPE and BARBARA SHIDLER are:
i. DANIEL CRIPE, b. May 06, 1772, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
ii. JACOB CRIPE, b. May 14, 1767; d. November 01, 1865, Elkhart County, Indiana; m. MAGDALENA.
iii. SAMUEL CRIPE, b. 1774; d. 1848, Wayne County, Indiana; m. SUSANNAH NOFFSINGER.
iv. JOHN CRIPE, b. 1775; m. CATHERINE STUTZMAN.
JACOB GRIPE (JACOB GRIEB) was born 1746 in Pennsylvania, and died Abt. 1805 in Montgomery County, Ohio. He married BARBARA SHIDLER, daughter of GEORGE SHIDLER.
Children of JACOB GRIPE and BARBARA SHIDLER are:
i. DANIEL CRIPE, b. May 06, 1772, Altoona, Pennsylvania.
ii. JACOB CRIPE, b. May 14, 1767; d. November 01, 1865, Elkhart County, Indiana; m. MAGDALENA.
iii. SAMUEL CRIPE, b. 1774; d. 1848, Wayne County, Indiana; m. SUSANNAH NOFFSINGER.
iv. JOHN CRIPE, b. 1775; m. CATHERINE STUTZMAN.
Generation No. 3
DANIEL CRIPE (JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB)was born May 06, 1772 in Altoona, Pennsylvania. He married MAGDALENA MILLER. She was born May 24, 1770 in Washington County, Maryland.
Daniel Cripe was born May 6, 1772 in Altoona, Pennsylvania. In the spring of 1830, he acquired land on the Elkhart Prairie, two miles south of Goshen, Indiana. There he built a cabin. He returned to Montgomery County, Ohio to persuade his family to come to St. Joseph County, Indiana. Among those to accompany him were his son, Samuel and family, Martin Weybright and family, and Jacob Studebaker and family. With the help of neighbors, Daniel constructed a plow with a wooden mouldboard. Tradition states he was the first settler to plow a furrow on the Elkhart Prairie.
Daniel began to preach to pioneer families preaching in German. The Elkhart Church was organized in 1830 and located just southwest of Goshen. Daniel Cripe was the first elder and minister. Daniel died December 10, 1859 and Magdalena on May 25, 1842. Their bodies were moved to the West Goshen Cemetery on May 28, 1961.
Children of DANIEL CRIPE and MAGDALENA MILLER are:
i. SAMUEL CRIPE, b. October 16, 1799, Hamilton County, Ohio; d. June 22, 1862, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
ii. POLLY CRIPE, b. 1797; d. 1868; m. JOHN PIPPENGER.
iii. BENJAMIN CRIPE, b. 1801; d. 1855; m. HANNAH ULLERY.
iv. JOHN CRIPE, b. 1802; d. 1886; m. POLLY CRIPE.
v. DANIEL CRIPE, b. 1805; d. 1885; m. SARAH ULLERY.
vi. EMANUEL CRIPE, b. 1806; d. 1893; m. CATHERINE MIKESELL.
vii. ELIZABETH CRIPE, b. 1808; d. 1840; m. CHRISTIAN STOUDER.
viii. SUSAN CRIPE, b. February 05, 1810; m. (1) JOSEPH STOUDER; m. (2) JOHN W. BAKER.
ix. CATHERINE CRIPE, b. 1812; d. 1888; m. DAVID MIKESELL.
DANIEL CRIPE (JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB)was born May 06, 1772 in Altoona, Pennsylvania. He married MAGDALENA MILLER. She was born May 24, 1770 in Washington County, Maryland.
Daniel Cripe was born May 6, 1772 in Altoona, Pennsylvania. In the spring of 1830, he acquired land on the Elkhart Prairie, two miles south of Goshen, Indiana. There he built a cabin. He returned to Montgomery County, Ohio to persuade his family to come to St. Joseph County, Indiana. Among those to accompany him were his son, Samuel and family, Martin Weybright and family, and Jacob Studebaker and family. With the help of neighbors, Daniel constructed a plow with a wooden mouldboard. Tradition states he was the first settler to plow a furrow on the Elkhart Prairie.
Daniel began to preach to pioneer families preaching in German. The Elkhart Church was organized in 1830 and located just southwest of Goshen. Daniel Cripe was the first elder and minister. Daniel died December 10, 1859 and Magdalena on May 25, 1842. Their bodies were moved to the West Goshen Cemetery on May 28, 1961.
Children of DANIEL CRIPE and MAGDALENA MILLER are:
i. SAMUEL CRIPE, b. October 16, 1799, Hamilton County, Ohio; d. June 22, 1862, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
ii. POLLY CRIPE, b. 1797; d. 1868; m. JOHN PIPPENGER.
iii. BENJAMIN CRIPE, b. 1801; d. 1855; m. HANNAH ULLERY.
iv. JOHN CRIPE, b. 1802; d. 1886; m. POLLY CRIPE.
v. DANIEL CRIPE, b. 1805; d. 1885; m. SARAH ULLERY.
vi. EMANUEL CRIPE, b. 1806; d. 1893; m. CATHERINE MIKESELL.
vii. ELIZABETH CRIPE, b. 1808; d. 1840; m. CHRISTIAN STOUDER.
viii. SUSAN CRIPE, b. February 05, 1810; m. (1) JOSEPH STOUDER; m. (2) JOHN W. BAKER.
ix. CATHERINE CRIPE, b. 1812; d. 1888; m. DAVID MIKESELL.
Generation No. 4
SAMUEL CRIPE (DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born October 16, 1799 in Hamilton County, Ohio, and died June 22, 1862 in Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana. He married SUSANNAH MIKESELL 1825 in Montgomery County, Ohio, daughter of JOSEPH MIKESELL and CATHERINE CRIPE. She was born May 30, 1804 in Montgomery County, Ohio, and died 1882 in Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
Notes for SAMUEL CRIPE:
Samuel Cripe was born in 1799 in Hamilton County, Ohio. His first wife was Esther Cripe, born in 1799 in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. Three sons were born to them. Esther died in 1823 and was buried in Montgomery County, Ohio.
Samuel's second wife was Susannah Mikesell, who was born in Montgomery County, Ohio in 1804. She was the daughter of Joseph and Catherine Cripe Mikesell. Fourteen children were born from this union.
Samuel came to Elkhart County, Indiana in 1829 and purchased a tract of timberland near Goshen, Indiana. He also secured land from the Government, enabling him to give eighty acre tracts to each of his seventeen children. In Samuel's last will and testament dated March 31, 1862 he provided for his wife Susanna. Samuel died in 1862 and Susan in 1882. Both are buried in West Goshen Cemetery, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana
Children of SAMUEL CRIPE and SUSANNAH MIKESELL are:
i. JOSEPH M. CRIPE, b. 1825, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ii. DAVID M. CRIPE, b. 1827, Montgomery County, Ohio.
iii. EMANUEL F. CRIPE, b. 1829, Montgomery County, Ohio.
iv. LEVI M. CRIPE, b. 1831.
v. NOAH M. CRIPE, b. September 12, 1832, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. March 05, 1911, Elkhart County, Indiana.
vi. AARON CRIPE, b. 1835.
vii. SOLOMON CRIPE, b. 1836, Elkhart County, Indiana.
viii. CATHERINE CRIPE, b. April 04, 1838, Elkhart County, Indiana.
ix. MAGDALENA CRIPE, b. April 06, 1840, Elkhart County, Indiana.
x. TOBIAS CRIPE, b. 1841, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. 1923, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana; m. BARBARA BURKETT, 1862, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana; b. 1845; d. 1931, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
xi. SUSAN CRIPE, b. 1843, Elkhart County, Indiana.
Generation No. 5
NOAH M. CRIPE (SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born September 12, 1832 in Elkhart County, Indiana, and died March 05, 1911 in Elkhart County, Indiana. He married REBECCA BAKER 1855 in Elkhart County, Indiana. She was born 1833 in Elkhart County, Indiana, and died October 17, 1913 in Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
Notes for NOAH M. CRIPE:
Noah Cripe was born on September 12, 1832, the son of a pioneer settler, reared in agricultural pursuits and engaged in family most of his life. Noah married Rebecca Baker on November 3, 1853. Her parents were among the early settlers of Elkhart County, Indiana. Noah died March 5, 1911 and Rebecca on October 17, 1913.
Children of NOAH CRIPE and REBECCA BAKER are:
i. JOEL B. CRIPE, b. May 11, 1872, Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. May 13, 1958, Berrien County, Michigan.
ii. CATHERINE CRIPE, b. August 17, 1855; d. July 16, 1921; m. JONAS FARMWALD.
iii. ELIZABETH CRIPE, b. 1856; d. 1945; m. EMANUEL HOSTETLER.
iv. BARBARA CRIPE, b. July 07, 1858; d. September 04, 1942; m. ALBERT EATON.
v. FRANKLIN CRIPE, b. August 31, 1860; d. February 10, 1936; m. CLARISSA SELF.
vi. JOHN B. CRIPE, b. January 15, 1863; d. December 28, 1942; m. DELLA CARR.
vii. MARY CRIPE, b. June 05, 1864; d. 1962.
viii. JESSE CRIPE, b. February 1870; d. 1962; m. ELLEN BARTHOLMEW.
ix. SUSANNA CRIPE, b. November 17, 1867; d. May 14, 1957; m. GEORGE RILEY.
x. MAGGIE CRIPE, b. 1872; d. 1962; m. JOHN HESS.
xi. EMANUEL CRIPE, b. 1874; d. March 27, 1901.
Generation No. 6
JOEL B. CRIPE (NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB)was born May 11, 1872 in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana, and died May 13, 1958 in Berrien County, Michigan. He married MINERVA "MINNIE" ROGERS. She was born November 08, 1872 in Berrien County, Michigan, and died May 14, 1955.
Notes for JOEL B. CRIPE:
Noah Cripe was born on September 12, 1832, the son of a pioneer settler, reared in agricultural pursuits and engaged in family most of his life. Noah married Rebecca Baker on November 3, 1853. Her parents were among the early settlers of Elkhart County, Indiana. Noah died March 5, 1911 and Rebecca on October 17, 1913. JOEL B. CRIPE: More About Burial: Grand Jct., Van Buren County, Michigan
Child of JOEL CRIPE and MINERVA ROGERS is:
i. BERT OTTO CRIPE, b. January 26, 1891, Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. June 27, 1985, Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan.
Generation No. 7
BERT OTTO CRIPE (JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born January 26, 1891 in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana, and died June 27, 1985 in Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan. He married FRANCES MATILDA SMALL June 01, 1912 in Berrien County, Michigan, daughter of WILLIAM SMALL and ELIZABETH BOYD. She was born August 09, 1889 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, and died November 1963 in Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan. BERT OTTO CRIPE and FRANCES MATILDA SMALL: Burial: Bridgeton Cemetery, Newango County, Michigan, Row #14
Children of BERT CRIPE and FRANCES SMALL are:
i. GRACE MINNIE CRIPE, b. March 30, 1924; d. July 29, 2003, Galien, Michigan.
ii. BERT RICHARD CRIPE.
iii. MARGARET CRIPE.
iv. ROBERT CRIPE.
v. DONALD CRIPE.
vi. DOROTHY D. CRIPE.
vii. JACK CRIPE.
viii. MARY CRIPE.
ix. CLAIRE JESSE CRIPE, b. March 02, 1931, Niles, Michigan; d. December 14, 2003, Big Rapids, Michigan.
Generation No. 8
GRACE MINNIE CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born March 30, 1924, and died July 29, 2003 in Galien, Michigan. She married CHARLES EDWARD "TED" PAYNE, son of ROY PAYNE. He was born November 06, 1923, and died December 24, 2006 in Galien, Michigan.
Children of GRACE CRIPE and CHARLES PAYNE are:
i. MARILYN PAYNE.
ii. REX PAYNE.
iii. CONNIE PAYNE.
iv. TED PAYNE, m. JAQUETA JEAN GOODMAN, 1983
v. LINDA PAYNE.
SAMUEL CRIPE (DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born October 16, 1799 in Hamilton County, Ohio, and died June 22, 1862 in Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana. He married SUSANNAH MIKESELL 1825 in Montgomery County, Ohio, daughter of JOSEPH MIKESELL and CATHERINE CRIPE. She was born May 30, 1804 in Montgomery County, Ohio, and died 1882 in Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
Notes for SAMUEL CRIPE:
Samuel Cripe was born in 1799 in Hamilton County, Ohio. His first wife was Esther Cripe, born in 1799 in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania. Three sons were born to them. Esther died in 1823 and was buried in Montgomery County, Ohio.
Samuel's second wife was Susannah Mikesell, who was born in Montgomery County, Ohio in 1804. She was the daughter of Joseph and Catherine Cripe Mikesell. Fourteen children were born from this union.
Samuel came to Elkhart County, Indiana in 1829 and purchased a tract of timberland near Goshen, Indiana. He also secured land from the Government, enabling him to give eighty acre tracts to each of his seventeen children. In Samuel's last will and testament dated March 31, 1862 he provided for his wife Susanna. Samuel died in 1862 and Susan in 1882. Both are buried in West Goshen Cemetery, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana
Children of SAMUEL CRIPE and SUSANNAH MIKESELL are:
i. JOSEPH M. CRIPE, b. 1825, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ii. DAVID M. CRIPE, b. 1827, Montgomery County, Ohio.
iii. EMANUEL F. CRIPE, b. 1829, Montgomery County, Ohio.
iv. LEVI M. CRIPE, b. 1831.
v. NOAH M. CRIPE, b. September 12, 1832, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. March 05, 1911, Elkhart County, Indiana.
vi. AARON CRIPE, b. 1835.
vii. SOLOMON CRIPE, b. 1836, Elkhart County, Indiana.
viii. CATHERINE CRIPE, b. April 04, 1838, Elkhart County, Indiana.
ix. MAGDALENA CRIPE, b. April 06, 1840, Elkhart County, Indiana.
x. TOBIAS CRIPE, b. 1841, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. 1923, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana; m. BARBARA BURKETT, 1862, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana; b. 1845; d. 1931, Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
xi. SUSAN CRIPE, b. 1843, Elkhart County, Indiana.
Generation No. 5
NOAH M. CRIPE (SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born September 12, 1832 in Elkhart County, Indiana, and died March 05, 1911 in Elkhart County, Indiana. He married REBECCA BAKER 1855 in Elkhart County, Indiana. She was born 1833 in Elkhart County, Indiana, and died October 17, 1913 in Elkhart, Elkhart County, Indiana.
Notes for NOAH M. CRIPE:
Noah Cripe was born on September 12, 1832, the son of a pioneer settler, reared in agricultural pursuits and engaged in family most of his life. Noah married Rebecca Baker on November 3, 1853. Her parents were among the early settlers of Elkhart County, Indiana. Noah died March 5, 1911 and Rebecca on October 17, 1913.
Children of NOAH CRIPE and REBECCA BAKER are:
i. JOEL B. CRIPE, b. May 11, 1872, Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. May 13, 1958, Berrien County, Michigan.
ii. CATHERINE CRIPE, b. August 17, 1855; d. July 16, 1921; m. JONAS FARMWALD.
iii. ELIZABETH CRIPE, b. 1856; d. 1945; m. EMANUEL HOSTETLER.
iv. BARBARA CRIPE, b. July 07, 1858; d. September 04, 1942; m. ALBERT EATON.
v. FRANKLIN CRIPE, b. August 31, 1860; d. February 10, 1936; m. CLARISSA SELF.
vi. JOHN B. CRIPE, b. January 15, 1863; d. December 28, 1942; m. DELLA CARR.
vii. MARY CRIPE, b. June 05, 1864; d. 1962.
viii. JESSE CRIPE, b. February 1870; d. 1962; m. ELLEN BARTHOLMEW.
ix. SUSANNA CRIPE, b. November 17, 1867; d. May 14, 1957; m. GEORGE RILEY.
x. MAGGIE CRIPE, b. 1872; d. 1962; m. JOHN HESS.
xi. EMANUEL CRIPE, b. 1874; d. March 27, 1901.
Generation No. 6
JOEL B. CRIPE (NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB)was born May 11, 1872 in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana, and died May 13, 1958 in Berrien County, Michigan. He married MINERVA "MINNIE" ROGERS. She was born November 08, 1872 in Berrien County, Michigan, and died May 14, 1955.
Notes for JOEL B. CRIPE:
Noah Cripe was born on September 12, 1832, the son of a pioneer settler, reared in agricultural pursuits and engaged in family most of his life. Noah married Rebecca Baker on November 3, 1853. Her parents were among the early settlers of Elkhart County, Indiana. Noah died March 5, 1911 and Rebecca on October 17, 1913. JOEL B. CRIPE: More About Burial: Grand Jct., Van Buren County, Michigan
Child of JOEL CRIPE and MINERVA ROGERS is:
i. BERT OTTO CRIPE, b. January 26, 1891, Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana; d. June 27, 1985, Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan.
Generation No. 7
BERT OTTO CRIPE (JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born January 26, 1891 in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana, and died June 27, 1985 in Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan. He married FRANCES MATILDA SMALL June 01, 1912 in Berrien County, Michigan, daughter of WILLIAM SMALL and ELIZABETH BOYD. She was born August 09, 1889 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, and died November 1963 in Muskegon, Muskegon County, Michigan. BERT OTTO CRIPE and FRANCES MATILDA SMALL: Burial: Bridgeton Cemetery, Newango County, Michigan, Row #14
Children of BERT CRIPE and FRANCES SMALL are:
i. GRACE MINNIE CRIPE, b. March 30, 1924; d. July 29, 2003, Galien, Michigan.
ii. BERT RICHARD CRIPE.
iii. MARGARET CRIPE.
iv. ROBERT CRIPE.
v. DONALD CRIPE.
vi. DOROTHY D. CRIPE.
vii. JACK CRIPE.
viii. MARY CRIPE.
ix. CLAIRE JESSE CRIPE, b. March 02, 1931, Niles, Michigan; d. December 14, 2003, Big Rapids, Michigan.
Generation No. 8
GRACE MINNIE CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) was born March 30, 1924, and died July 29, 2003 in Galien, Michigan. She married CHARLES EDWARD "TED" PAYNE, son of ROY PAYNE. He was born November 06, 1923, and died December 24, 2006 in Galien, Michigan.
Children of GRACE CRIPE and CHARLES PAYNE are:
i. MARILYN PAYNE.
ii. REX PAYNE.
iii. CONNIE PAYNE.
iv. TED PAYNE, m. JAQUETA JEAN GOODMAN, 1983
v. LINDA PAYNE.
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BERT RICHARD CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) He married MARLEITA BRINER.
Child of BERT CRIPE and MARLEITA BRINER is:
i. EVELYN MARIE CRIPE.
ROBERT CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) He married EVELYN ROELDACKIE.
Children of ROBERT CRIPE and EVELYN ROELDACKIE are:
i. JAMES CRIPE.
ii. VIRGINIA CRIPE.
DOROTHY D. CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) She married RAYMOND EVANS.
Children of DOROTHY CRIPE and RAYMOND EVANS are:
i. RAY EVANS.
ii. DONALD EVANS.
iii. MARIE EVANS.
MARY CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) She married ROBERT BRUITT.
Children of MARY CRIPE and ROBERT BRUITT are:
i. ROBERT BRUITT.
ii. DAVID BRUITT.
iii. MARSHA BRUITT.
iv. KEITH BRUITT.
v. BARRY BRUITT.
vi. JEFF BRUITT.
Child of BERT CRIPE and MARLEITA BRINER is:
i. EVELYN MARIE CRIPE.
ROBERT CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) He married EVELYN ROELDACKIE.
Children of ROBERT CRIPE and EVELYN ROELDACKIE are:
i. JAMES CRIPE.
ii. VIRGINIA CRIPE.
DOROTHY D. CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) She married RAYMOND EVANS.
Children of DOROTHY CRIPE and RAYMOND EVANS are:
i. RAY EVANS.
ii. DONALD EVANS.
iii. MARIE EVANS.
MARY CRIPE (BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB) She married ROBERT BRUITT.
Children of MARY CRIPE and ROBERT BRUITT are:
i. ROBERT BRUITT.
ii. DAVID BRUITT.
iii. MARSHA BRUITT.
iv. KEITH BRUITT.
v. BARRY BRUITT.
vi. JEFF BRUITT.
Generation No. 9
Ted "Teddy" Payne
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TED L. PAYNE (GRACE CRIPE, BERT OTTO, JOEL B., NOAH M., SAMUEL, DANIEL, JACOB GRIPE, JACOB GRIEB), born November 3, 1949 in Niles, Michigan; died May 23, 2012 in Galien, Michigan. Married JAQUETA GOODMAN BROCK.
Child of TED PAYNE and JAQUETA GOODMAN BROCK is: i. BRIAN KEITH PAYNE |
Obituary for TED PAYNE:
Published in South Bend Tribune on May 23, 2012
GALIEN - Ted L. Payne, 62, of Galien, Michigan, died Monday afternoon, May 21, 2012, at his home surrounded by his family. Ted was born November 3, 1949, in Niles, Michigan, to Charles E. "Ted" and Grace (Cripe) Payne. He was raised on the family farm and continued to farm his entire life. Family was important to him and he was affectionately known as "Uncle Teddy." Ted enjoyed supporting and encouraging his family at the Berrien County Youth Fair each year. He loved life and spending time with friends. Survivors include his sons, Darin (Marci) Payne of Phoenix and Brian Payne of Galien; grandsons, Aaron and Drew; sisters, Marilyn Legault of Galien, Connie (Dan) Baber of Buchanan, Michigan, Linda Payne of Damon, Texas, LuAnn (Jerry) Woodrick of Galien and Christine Payne of Niles; brother, Rex Payne of Luddington, Michigan; his many nieces and nephews; and his loving friend and companion, Jean Cheevers. Celebration of Life graveside services will be held at 11:30 am on Friday, May 25, 2012, at Galien Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2:00 until 8:00 pm on Thursday at Ted's boyhood home, Broadview Farm, 17042 Cleveland Avenue, Galien, Michigan. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice at Home, 4025 Health Park Lane, Saint Joseph, MI 49085; or to the Berrien County Youth Fair, P.O. Box 7, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. Pobocik Funeral Home in Three Oaks, MI, is serving the family.
Published in South Bend Tribune on May 23, 2012
GALIEN - Ted L. Payne, 62, of Galien, Michigan, died Monday afternoon, May 21, 2012, at his home surrounded by his family. Ted was born November 3, 1949, in Niles, Michigan, to Charles E. "Ted" and Grace (Cripe) Payne. He was raised on the family farm and continued to farm his entire life. Family was important to him and he was affectionately known as "Uncle Teddy." Ted enjoyed supporting and encouraging his family at the Berrien County Youth Fair each year. He loved life and spending time with friends. Survivors include his sons, Darin (Marci) Payne of Phoenix and Brian Payne of Galien; grandsons, Aaron and Drew; sisters, Marilyn Legault of Galien, Connie (Dan) Baber of Buchanan, Michigan, Linda Payne of Damon, Texas, LuAnn (Jerry) Woodrick of Galien and Christine Payne of Niles; brother, Rex Payne of Luddington, Michigan; his many nieces and nephews; and his loving friend and companion, Jean Cheevers. Celebration of Life graveside services will be held at 11:30 am on Friday, May 25, 2012, at Galien Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2:00 until 8:00 pm on Thursday at Ted's boyhood home, Broadview Farm, 17042 Cleveland Avenue, Galien, Michigan. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Hospice at Home, 4025 Health Park Lane, Saint Joseph, MI 49085; or to the Berrien County Youth Fair, P.O. Box 7, Berrien Springs, MI 49103. Pobocik Funeral Home in Three Oaks, MI, is serving the family.
