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	Peter Hobart Ripley Ahnentafel Report
		John died on 3 feb 1683/1684; he was 51.
		John died in Hingham, MA in Sep 1693; he was 63.
		John died in Massachusetts aft 1688; he was 42.
	users.rcn.com /phripley/gene/pedigree/AT01/AT01_011.htm (303 words)

	John Ripley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Ripley was a Scottish recipient of the Victoria Cross, the highest and most prestigious award for gallantry in the face of the enemy that can be awarded to British and Commonwealth forces.
		He was 47 years old, and a Corporal in the 1st Bn., The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders), British Army during the First World War when the following deed took place for which he was awarded the VC.
		On 9 May 1915 at Rue du Bois, France, Corporal Ripley led his section on the right of the platoon in the assault and was the first man of the battalion to climb the enemy's parapet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Ripley (255 words)

	Page 95
		John's father died at the age of 43, in June of 1736, and his mother Sarah, remarried to John Pratt, in September of 1737.
		John most probably traveled by ship on this journey, possibly working on the ship to pay his way, as it is doubtful that he had any money at the age of 16.
		John later moved to New York State, probably between June 1775 when his daughter Jane was married in Warwick, Rhode Island and before 1777 when his son Asa became a militia volunteer in the Revolutionary War, from New Canaan in 1777.
	www.ripleygenealogy.com /Page_95.html (678 words)

	Semper Fidelis Saves a Life
		Ripley's original liver had been ruined by a rare genetic disease as well as by a case of Hepatitis B that he believes he contracted in Vietnam.
		John Ripley was shot in the side by a North Vietnamese soldier and during two tours of duty was pierced with so much shrapnel that doctors found metal fragments in his body as recently as last year.
		Ripley was urged to keep the flags in his room until he leaves the hospital.
	www.thefontman.com /john_ripley.html (3872 words)

	Rips Homepage at www.ripsplace.net - Rip's Genealogy
		Joshua Ripley was born on 22 Jun 1729.
		Ebenezer Ripley was born on 27 Jun 1729 and died on 11 Jun 1811.
		John Ripley was born on 31 Mar 1738 and died on 27 Jan 1823.
	www.ripsplace.net /ripley_pafg04.asp (336 words)

	Welcome to Character Development at USNA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Col Ripley was next assigned to the U.S. Naval Academy where he served as Senior Marine and Director, Division of English and History from 1984-1987.
		Col Ripley’s heroic action at the Dong Ha bridge was selected as a single act to memorialize the actions of all Naval Academy graduates during the entire Vietnam War.
		In June 1999, Colonel Ripley was selected by the Marine Corps to serve as the Director of Marine Corps History and Museums and Director of the Marine Corps Historical Center.
	www.usna.edu /CharacterDevelopment/Capstone/Bios/ColRipley.html (1117 words)

	John Ripley
		Topeka businessman John Ripley was well known not only for the prosperous laundry business, but also for his hobbies.
		John's interests included photography and early 20th century music, but his favorite pastime was collecting lantern slides.
		Many of John's slides have been used by network television shows and featured by Morath in his touring show, "An Evening at the Turn of the Century." The John W. Ripley Award fund, established in 1999 at the Kansas Historical Society, offers grants to local organizations for producing historical publications.
	www.kshs.org /portraits/ripley_john.htm (334 words)

	George Ripley
		George Ripley (1802-1880), minister of the Purchase Street Church in Boston, 1826-41, was a central figure in the Transcendentalist movement of the 1830s and 40s, a founder in 1841 of the Brook Farm commune, and later one of America's most prominent literary reviewers and critics.
		As Ripley's description indicates, the underlying assumption of the experiment, and of Fourierist philosophy, was that work necessary to support a community could be distributed in such a way as to match people's tasks with their individual desires and ability to do them.
		Ripley wrote extensively for the Christian Examiner during his Purchase Street Church ministry, and many of his essays there, especially "Schleiermacher as a Theologian," Christian Examiner 20 (1836); and "Martineau's Rationale of Religious Inquiry," Christian Examiner 21 (1836); were influential in the emergence of the Transcendentalist movement.
	www.uua.org /uuhs/duub/articles/georgeripley.html (1476 words)

	MMSA:
		John Ripley, who now operates Ripley Farms in Vermontville, Mi, was a high school senior in 1975.
		John says he will always burn wood for the tradition and the quality of the syrup flavor.
		John attributes his "sugarin' fever" to loving a 'traditional old fashioned art' that few are involved with.
	www.mi-maplesyrup.com /Members/Newsletters/mem_nl_2000_1spring_5ripleys.htm (412 words)

	Ancestors of Alana, Alyssa, and Ryan John Ripley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		John Ripley, as a boy of 12, accompanied his father, William Ripley (Planter of the Commonwealth), to America in August of 1642 or 1643.
		JOHN Ripley, Hingham, elder son of William, born in England married Elizabeth eldest daughter of Reverend Peter Hobart, was made freeman in 1656, and died soon after date of his will, January 1684, in which he names children only, John, born 2 March 1657; also was father to Joshua, Jeremiah, Josiah, Peter, and Hezekiah.
		John married Elizabeth Hobart, daughter of Peter Hobart M.A., Reverend and Elizabeth Ibrook, on 3 Feb 1654 in Hingham, Plymouth, Massachusetts.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~westxan/6979.htm (427 words)

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		Ripley was facing death from a transportation problem.
		John Ripley was shot in the side by a North Viet
		Ripley was urged to keep the flags in his room until he leaves
	www.nickfessler.com /Wisdom/Colonel_Ripley_USMC.html (1552 words)

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		RIPLEY No. She was with me. I put her in her stasis tube -- We launched when the -- ABBOT You were the only living thing found aboard that vessel.
		Ripley lays on her side on the floor with her head resting near the hole in the floor.
		RIPLEY But you -- Ripley tries to stand - to go after him -- She can't sit up -- feels like a rib might be cracked.
	www.scifiscripts.com /scripts/alien3_fasano.txt (15723 words)

	Stephen Waterhouse Ripley, 5th West Virginia Cavalry, Civil War (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		JOHN RIPLEY, born December 20, 1834, is listed as a 3d Sergeant in Captain Ratcliff’s Company of Ohio County 4th Militia during the Civil War.
		Dear Son We received yours of the 3rd on the 8th, with part of it written on the 26th August, and we was truly glad to hear that you was well and in such good spirits amidst such awful sights as you no doubt witnessed.
		Wm Binns son John enlisted and went down to Vicksburgh and took the measles and died there they are all well there but Wm soon got tired it was too lonesome for him.
	www.lindapages.com /5wvc/5wvc-ripley.htm (2700 words)

	"The 7 Brothers From McNairy Co
		This John Morrow (John The Elder) is the only one in 1830 TN whose "wife" and his ages exactly match the ages from the 1840 Ripley Co. MO census.
		The 1830 TN John Morrows were copied from a complete printed copy of the census in the Fayetteville, Arkansas library.
		Given the ages of the male and the eldest female inhabitants of the 1840 Ripley Co. MO census this is really the only John Morrow household out of 12 in 1830 TN which matches the age distributions.
	www.tomorrowdigital.com /trmorrownet/7bro.html (1010 words)

	A Maine Family's History - Davis / McDowell - Ripley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Amer Gen IV: Ripley, William (1600-56) from Eng in the "Diligent" ca 1638, settled at Hingham MA; admitted freeman 1642 married 2nd 1654 Elizabeth _____ (d 1660) widow of Thomas Thaxler of Hingham; she m 3rd 1657-8 John Dwight of Dedham.
		JOHN, Hingham, brother of the preceding, was admitted freeman 1655; m dau of Rev. Peter Hobart, and had 6 sons, John, Joshua, Jeremiah, Josiah, Peter and Hezekiah.
		WILLIAM, father of the preceding, came from Hingham Eng with his wife, sons Abraham and John and 2 daus and settled at Hingham MA in 1638; was adm freeman 1641 and d 7/20/1656.
	www.calaisalumni.org /Maine/1ripley.htm (820 words)

	COL John W. Ripley, USMC (Ret.), Class of 1962 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Ripley would have preferred to use electrical blasting caps and wire, but none were to be found, only the old-fashioned percussion caps and primer cord.
		While Ripley was again risking his life crawling around underneath the Dong Ha Bridge setting up the backup charges, Smock ran a couple of boxes of TNT down to the smaller bridge and ran back again.
		Ripley was making desperate calls for artillery support when a barrage of mortar fire raked the area, signaling an all-out attack.
	www.usna.com /WhatsNew/2004/Ripley/Ripley.htm (3930 words)

	The Official Stuart Cummings Ripley Web Site
		Three years later Ripley's eye-witness experiences led to his first book, a fictional account of the Battle of Carrizal, in which thirty-five Americans were killed or captured by the Mexican Army.
		In 1917, Ripley went to Palestine to report on General Edmund Allenby's capture of Jerusalem from the Turks, and where Ripley became acquainted with T.E. Lawrence, the enigmatic British warrior who often dressed in Arab garb and who was often called Lawrence of Arabia.
		Ripley, denying he was a party member, nevertheless named some of his associates of the period, which produced enmity on the part of many of his friends who accused him of betrayal.
	donswaim.com /ripley-bio_1.htm (1286 words)

	John Ripley Forbes; established nature museums for children; 93 \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		John Ripley Forbes, a naturalist, conservationist and educator whose genius for persuading complete strangers to give him things – be they cold cash or gently used polar bears – helped him plant hundreds of nature museums for children in more than 30 states, died Aug. 26 in Atlanta.
		John Ripley Forbes was born Aug. 25, 1913, in Chelsea, Mass., and was raised in Massachusetts and Stamford, Conn. His father, an Episcopal minister, was an amateur naturalist, and John, as a boy, was enthralled by the nature walks they took together.
		After John mounted birds and other specimens for display in the family attic, Hornaday was invited for a tour.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20060909/news_1m9forbes.html (750 words)

	WorldNetDaily: The Easter Offensive and the bridge at Dong Ha
		As fate would have it, Capt. John Ripley was the covan (the Vietnamese name "co-van" for U.S. Marine Corps advisers means "trusted friend") that day about to enter the arena.
		While John Ripley's actions on Easter Sunday of 1972 would make him a legend among his brother covans and professional contemporaries, he was at least evenly matched with the man who led the Soi Bien.
		John Ripley cannot describe their brief, final exchange without pausing to acknowledge his own emotions.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=34046 (2284 words)

	Ripley Ancestors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Ripley, who was 70 years of age, was found dead while sitting in a chair in the kitchen of her home at 330 Hohman St. this morning at seven o'clock by her daughter, Miss Dorothy Ripley, It is believed that Mrs.
		Ripley, who had been ill for two years and had been the victim of apoplexy, while leaning over to light the stove had met with another seizure which was fatal.
		John Waterhouse, born February 18, 1823 in Burnsall, Yorkshire, England; died April 8, 1882 in Wheeling, W Va; married Elizabeth Hardcastle May 12, 1844 in Burnsall, Yorkshire, England.
	www.bandwidth.net /ripfam/ripley.htm (2644 words)

	John Ripley - Premiere Motivational Speakers Bureau
		Colonel John W. Ripley is a revered Marine Corps legend, one of the most decorated Marines of the Vietnam War and an acclaimed authority on performance under extreme adversity.
		Ripley, a U.S. Marine combat commander, who also commanded the British Royal Marine Commandos in combat, single-handedly blew up the Dong Ha bridge in Vietnam, thus blunting the largest North Vietnamese Army offensive (the 1972 Easter Offensive) of the Vietnam War.
		His heroic action at Dong Ha Bridge was chosen to memorialize and symbolize the entire history of all Naval Academy graduates who fought in that war, dramatized by a diorama in the Academy's memorial hall entitled "Ripley at the Bridge." He is the subject of dozen...
	premierespeakers.com /john_ripley (174 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Ripley's Game [2003]: DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Ripley's Game is a well-appointed star vehicle in which the slippery protagonist of The Talented Mr Ripley returns in another deadly guise.
		Ripley is slick and smart, but maybe he has he met his nemesis in the uncouth and crude Reeves, who has made it perfectly obvious that he's out for blood.
		Ripley's Game is certainly not a great movie, but it's one of the best of the series and it's certainly the most exciting.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00009P9XX (2021 words)

	`Coriolanus' on Stage in England and America, 1609-1994 by Brian Parker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		John Ripley's study of Coriolanus is a solidly documented, well-organized, clearly written, and valuably original addition to Shakespearean scholarship.
		Ripley is well aware of these problems and strikes a reasonable balance between historical and interpretative imperatives, though I could spare some of the detail about eighteenth century adaptations by writers inferior to Shakespeare to make room for some of the brilliant modern productions not covered by Ripley's rubric.
		Sometimes it leads Ripley to deny that a production had political importance when manifestly one was intended: Kemble's `aestheticizing,' for example, distorted Shakespeare's complexity in order to glamourize established authority in a deliberate reaction against the French Revolution.
	www.utpjournals.com /product/utq/691/america55.html (642 words)

	U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation Communities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		John’s combat exploits, courage, and leadership examples under intense enemy fire are awe inspiring. In October 1966, John reported to the 3
		Most Naval Academy graduates are familiar with the diorama that graces the left-side entrance to Memorial Hall inside Bancroft Hall. This diorama depicts John Ripley’s courageous action at the Dong Ha bridge in commemoration of the performance and sacrifice of all Naval Academy graduates during the Vietnam War.
		Throughout John Ripley’s active service, he was engaged in combat at the platoon, company, battalion, and division level.
	www.usna.com /Communities/ClassInfoCtr/ClassHandbook/AppendixE.htm (427 words)

	[PAEE] Fw: Nature's Guardian John Ripley Forbes Dies At 93
		John Ripley Forbes came to Hutchinson, Kansas in about 1973 to give advice on turning an old employee recreation area into a nature study area.
		By HOLLY CRENSHAW The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Published on: 08/29/06 John Ripley Forbes' starry-eyed reverence for the natural world never dimmed.
		Much of his legacy was accomplished through two organizations he founded - the Natural Science for Youth Foundation and the Southeast Land Preservation Trust, which he started in 1976 to safeguard quickly disappearing green space.
	www.actionpa.org /pipermail/paee_actionpa.org/2006-August/000399.html (1018 words)

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		Putting all the aforementioned Ripley's and their movements in a simple diagram, we can see their movements.
		Thus after 8 generations in America and a major move by only two of those Ripley's, a journey that took 199 years, covering about 1,000 miles, was finally over and a new story was beginning.
		Charles Ripley and his wife Diana had arrived and were about to start a long line of Ripley's, that now spans the Nation from shore to shore.
	www.ripleygenealogy.com /Page_97.html (104 words)

	Ripley Roots Genealogy/Sullivan line
		JOHN PATRICK4 RIPLEY (HONORA3 SULLIVAN, PATRICK2, JEREMIAH1) was born 1904, and died 1964.
		WILLIAM RAYMOND4 RIPLEY (HONORA3 SULLIVAN, PATRICK2, JEREMIAH1) was born December 09, 1908 in Eppards Point Twp, Livingston Co., Illinois, and died July 13, 1977 in Livingston Co., Illinois.
		RAYMOND RALPH5 RIPLEY (WILLIAM RAYMOND4, HONORA3 SULLIVAN, PATRICK2, JEREMIAH1) was born February 28, 1935 in Pontiac, Livingston Co., Illinois, and died April 14, 1986 in Peoria, Illinois.
	www.thinkpint.com /ripleyroots/sul_gene.html (1258 words)

	Ripley Family Crest
		Thus the original bearers of the surname lived in the area that was defined by a strip of land by the forest.
		First found in Yorkshire where they were seated from early times and their first records appeared on the census rolls taken by the ancient Kings of Britain to determine the rate of taxation of their subjects.
		In the Ripley coat of arms as in all coat of arms the crest is only one element of the full armorial achievement.
	www.houseofnames.com /xq/asp.fc/qx/ripley-family-crest.htm (679 words)

	'Semper Fidelis' saves a life (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		That's when the Ripleys understood that the delivery of the liver, from a 16-year-old gunshot victim in Philadelphia to the dying veteran in Washington, would take too long if left in the hospital's hands.
		Tom Ripley was in my TBS Company, and we had the priviledge to meet Col Ripley...a true American hero...
		John Ripley is the former head of a local college.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/news/734341/posts (2230 words)

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