| b ca 1365 | Richard Ryppeley, [Oxford]Appointed prebiter of St. Peter le Bailey church, Oxford, 11 October 1394. Oxford Historical Society, 1896. |
| b 1520 | William Ripley, [unknown]Star Chamber Proceedings. Plaintiff: William Ripley. Defendants: Thomas Mery, William Mayhew, John Goderd, Hamond Parker, Symond Flexmer, and Raynold his man. PLACE OR SUBJECT: Riot, etc. COUNTY: Stafford. Covering dates: 22/04/1509-28/01/1547. Held by The National Archives, Kew. http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/displaycataloguedetails.asp?CATLN=6&CATID=4877740#summary |
| b ca 1600 | Andrew RipleyCited in 'The Early Engineers': "The cause of the last breach was by reason of a wet time when the haven was full of water, and then a high spring tide, when both the waters met underneath in the loose sand. On the 8th of March, 1630, one Andrew Ripley that was put in earnest to look to Brading Haven by Sir Bevis Thelwall, came in post to my house in Newport to inform me that the sea had made a breach in the said haven near the easternmost end. I demanded of him what the charge might be to stop it out; he told me he thought 40s., whereupon I bid him go thither and get workmen against the next day morning, and some carts, and I would pay them their wages; but the sea the next day came so forcibly in that there was no meddling of it, for Ripley went up presently to London to Sir Bevis Thelwall himself, to have him come down and take some further course; but within four days after the sea had won so much on the haven, and made the breach so wide and deep, that on the 15th of March when I came thither to see it I knew not well what to judge of it, for whereas at the first £5 would have stopped it out, now." http://gerald-massey.org.uk/smiles/c_brindley_2.htm |
| b ca 1600 | Thomas RipleyUnder-baker. Servant of Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland. Noted in household accounts. RHS Camden 3rd ser. vol. xciii p 160. |
| b ca 1622 | Richard RiplyCommander of the barque 'Boneta', bound for Jamaica, April 1679. [Source unknown] |
| b ca 1791 | Henry Ripley, Yorkshire1841 Census |
| b ca 1801 | Henry Ripley, YorkshireWood-turner. 1841 Census |
| b 1813 | Henry William Ripley, BradfordMarried Susan Milligan. [http://www.bradfordhistorical.org.uk/milligan.html#tree3]. From Wikipedia: Sir Henry William Ripley, 1st Baronet (23 April 1813--9 November 1882), was a British businessman, philanthropist and Liberal Party politician who switched to the Conservative Party. Sir Henry William Ripley's new house, Bedstone Court c1900. Ripley became a principal partner in Edward Ripley and Son, an important dyeing company based at Bowling Dyeworks, Bowling, Bradford established by his grandfather in about 1806. In 1836 he married Susan Milligan of 'Acacia', Rawdon. West Yorkshire where he was living in 1881 with his family and a household of thirteen servants. In the late 1870s he bought an estate at Bedstone, Shropshire and in about 1882-4 he built a new mansion house Bedstone Court in Shropshire which became the family seat. |
| b ca 1816 | Henry Ripley, YorkshireDyer. 1841 Census |
| b ca 1834 | Henry Ripley, Yorkshire1841 Census |
| b ca 1835 | Henry Ripley, Yorkshire1841 Census |
| b ca 1838 | Henry Ripley, Yorkshire1841 Census |
