In 1622 "daughter Tippinge" was a beneficiary of her mother's will, receiving a silver basin & ewer engraved with her mother's father's arms.
In 1627 Dame Dorothy Tipping was a beneficiary of her husband's will.
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Abstract of the Will of Dame Dorothy Tippinge of Wheatfield (Whitfield), Widow, proved 1637. 2
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- husband Sir George Tippinge deceased
- Doctor Ellis to be preacher
- brother Sir William Burlase
- grandchild Thomas Tippinge
- late servant Humphrey Atherton
- granddaughter Dorothy Tippinge
- daughter Mary Barkely
- bailiff Christopher Riblewhite
- granddaughter Appolina Cotton, 14 years old
- servants Francis Turner, William Coster
- Ann Deavon the daughter of John Deavon
- her shepherd John Tyson
- the poor of Whitfield namely goodwife Deaven, Anthony Burneham
- Witnesses William Tippinge, George Bate, William Steward and John Bristowe
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