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2013 Tipton Family Association Meeting
The 2013 Tipton Family Association of America meeting will be held 12 October in Burnsville, North Carolina at the Yancey County Public Library. For more info, email an inquiry to this website
TFAA Meeting 6 Oct 2012 A Big Success
Enthusiastic Tiptons and Tipton descendants had a great meeting in Townsend, Tennessee.
William Tipton (1761-1849)
New biographical information for William Tipton in the Sons Catagory
Thomas Tipton (1771-1840/1850)
New biographical information for Thomas Tipton in the Sons Catagory
Benjamin Tipton (1755-1807)
New information for Benjamin in the Sons Catagory
2012 TFAA Meeting
The Tipton Family Association of America will hold its 2012 meeting on October 6th in Townsend, Tennessee. For more information, email an inquiry to this website.
John Tipton, Gentleman
26 May 1772; John Tipton, gentleman, is appointed Justice of the Peace (judge in those times) for newly formed Dunmore County in the Shenandoah Valley of the Crown Colony of Virginia by the King through his royal governor, Lord Dunmore. Thomas Marshall, father of future Supreme Court Justice John Marshall, is appointed Clerk of the Court.
TFAA to show State of Franklin film
The Tipton Family Association of America will host showings of “The Mysterious Lost State of Franklin” produced by Nolichucky Films at the Johnson City, Tennessee Library on October 6th in the Jones Meeting Center. The 30 minute film will be shown at 5pm, 6pm and 7pm. The showings are free and open to the public.
Famous Lawsuit Settled
October 1771, Colonial Court ruled in favor of settlers including John Tipton, George Washington, Jost Hite et al in a lawsuit against Lord Fairfax. The ruling confirmed land titles in the Shenandoah Valley.
Tipton Family Association of America
will meet on October 8th at Rocky Mount Museum in Piney Flats, Tennessee. Registration will begin at 9am in the museum lobby. The program will include a showing of the film “The Mysterious Lost State of Franklin” and presentations by TFAA members. Attendance is free and open to anyone interested in the family’s history and genealogy.
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