Whipple Database
Database of the Whipple One-Name Study (WONS)
Julia Lee
1789 - 1837 (47 years)-
Name Julia Lee Birth 16 Dec 1789 Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Gender Female Death 7 Oct 1837 Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Burial North Burial Ground, North Main Street, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Person ID I56323 Whipple Descendants Last Modified 3 Jun 2012
Father William Lee Mother Abby Kinnicut Marriage 17 Apr 1785 Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Family ID F25663 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family David Whipple, b. Abt 5 Dec 1771, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island d. 24 Sep 1858, Providence, Providence, Rhode Island (Age ~ 86 years) Marriage 10 Dec 1824 Providence, Providence, Rhode Island Family ID F25662 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Headstones Gravestone of Julia (Lee) Whipple
To the Memory
of
Mrs. Julia Lee Whipple
consort of
Mr. David Whipple, and daughter of the late
William Lee, Esq.
She died Oct. 7, AD 1837,
aged 47
Tender, virtuous and elevated in affection
pure in motive, devoutly pious,
and practically good;
death was to her no terror,
but only a passport to immortal life.
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Notes - !SOURCE: Email from N. Combs to the Whipple Website, 2 Nov 2001. Cites North Burial Ground, Providence, Rhode Island: Old Section 1700-1848; Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850. Gives marriage 10 Dec 1823.
!SOURCE: Email from Tina Starke (email hidden) to the Whipple Website, 3 Jun 2012. Tina writes:Stumbled across your website while doing a search on Julia Lee Whipple. I have her sampler, stitched in 1799 in Providence. “Julia Lee’s sampler wrought at nine years of age Providence July 2 1799”. The typed note on the back says:
Julia Lee was born in Providence, Rhode Island on December 16, 1789. She was the daughter of William Lee and Abby Kinnicut Lee; they were married in Providence on April 17, 1785. Her siblings were:
- Polly, b. May 3, 1788
- Lydia Cushing b. Jan. 6, 1792; died Mar 2, 1795
- William b. Apr. 19, 1794
Julia married David Whipple on Dec. 10, 1824 at the Beneficent Congregational Church in Providence. She was David Whipple’s second wife. She was almost 35 at the time of her marriage, so it seems unlikely that she had children; certainly we have found no record of any. The Whipples were among the first settlers of Rhode Island (hand-written note)
An interesting footnote: a Julia Ann Kinnicut (Julia Lee’s mother’s maiden name was Kinnicut) made a sampler at Miss Balch’s school in Providence sometime around 1820.
Sources:
- Vital Records of Rhode Island, 1636-1850, Vols, 2, 3, 7
- Kruger, Glee, New England Samplers to 1840, Sturbridge, Mass, 1978
- Census of Rhode Island
- !SOURCE: Email from N. Combs to the Whipple Website, 2 Nov 2001. Cites North Burial Ground, Providence, Rhode Island: Old Section 1700-1848; Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850. Gives marriage 10 Dec 1823.