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]

ISAAC V. STIPP, farmer; P. O. Clintonville; born March 24, 1846, in this
precinct, upon the farm he now owns; son of John Stipp, native of this
county; born April, 1817; son of Frederick, a native of Virginia, whose
father was Michael Stipp.  The Stipp family are among the pioneer families
that came to settle in Kentucky at an early day, their first arrival to
the State being about the year 1789.  The subject of these lines was
brought up to farming, it being the vocation of his progenitors.  In 1854
he removed, with his parents to Clark County, where he remained until
1876, when he came to Bourbon, where he has since remained.  Feb. 4th,
1880, he married Rebecca Ella, daughter of Robert A. Hopkins, of this
county; has one child, Lida, born Nov. 15, 1881.  His farm consists of
148 acres.  His church membership is with the Reformed Church at
Clintonville.

Stipp Hopkins
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Clark-KY VA

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