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Note: Ohio Deaths, 1908-1953 for Issac Conrad Whipple
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* * Search Collection * About this Collection Name �tab�Issac Conrad Whipple
Titles & Terms �tab�
Death Date �tab�24 May 1927
Death Place �tab�Archbold, Fulton, Ohio
Birth Date �tab�04 Mar 1838
Estimated Birth Year �tab�
Birthplace �tab�New York
Death Age �tab�89 years 2 months 20 days
Gender �tab�Male
Marital Status �tab�Widowed
Race or Color �tab�Caucasian
Street Address �tab�
Occupation �tab�Laborer
Residence �tab�
Burial Date �tab�27 May 1927
Burial Place �tab�Wauseon, Cemetery
Cemetery Name �tab�
Spouse's Name �tab�Marguret Whipple
Father's Name �tab�Abraham Whipple
Father's Title & Terms �tab�
Father's Birthplace �tab�New York
Mother's Name �tab�Catherine Smith
Mother's Titles & Terms �tab�
Mother's Birthplace �tab�New York
Film Number �tab�1984848
Digital Folder Number �tab�4022004
Image Number �tab�3372
Certificate Number �tab�fn 28805
Was employed as a general jobber in early life and later became a farmer.
From "Douglas L. Whipple"
Isaac moved to northwestern Ohio about 1858 from Delaware
County New York. He was served during the Civil War. Not
sure if he was drafted or enlisted. He was wounded during the
battle of Atlanta and was discharged shortly thereafter.
Believe his wounds were only miner. He received a proclamation
from President Abrham Lincoln for his service during the war.
I've never heard that he did anything special during the war. ???
He returned to northwestern Ohio and married Margaret Catherine
Falkner. If you read any of the history of Fulton or Williams
county, Margartet's father (John Peter) was prominent in the
settlement of this area of the country. Margartet was born in
Baden Germany on May 27, 1843. Her parent's names are John Peter
Falkner and Margaret Loutermilch. Isaac and Margaret were married
in North Morenci, Mich. on Oct 23, 1864.
Shortly after they were married, he and Margaret moved back
to Delaware County New York. They lived in or near Clovesville
were the first of their 3 children were born. These are
Abraham Lincoln Whipple - b) Setember 15, 1865
Caroline Bertha Whipple - b) December 13, 1866
Charles A. Whipple - b) January 26, 1868
Soon after Charles's birth they moved back to nortwestern
Ohio and settled near Elmira, Ohio. Isaac bought 80 acres
and farmed. He did not have the 80 acres long and swapped it
for 180 acres (I believe, this info can be found in the historical
records for Fulton and Williams County.).
Here 7 more children were born. They are
John Peter - b) October 18. 1869
Idella (Ida) Jane - b) August 9, 1871
George Walter - b) September 8, 1872
Willie A. - b) 30 May 1874 & d) September 4, 1874
Albert (Bert) A. - b)6 August 1875
Mary Ann - b) 21 September 1877
Margaret Carrie - b) 19 February 1880
I provided Willie's death date for many do not know of
him. He died a few months after being born. Most references
I've seen of Isaac and Margaret fail to mention him.
Abraham (Abe) Lincoln Whipple was named after his father and
the president of the U.S. I have been told by a descendant of
Abe's that Isaac received his proclamation from the President,
was impressed by him and so named his son Abraham. I don't know
for sure. Also, and I think just as important, Abe was probably
named after Isaac's father.
Isaac started a Family Bible. Isaac so stated that the Bible was
to be given to the eldest child upon his death. When that child died,
it was to go to the eldest living child at that time. Meaning,
the last living child would inherit theBible and it was theirs to
do with as they wished.
This infuriated Abe. He thought since he was the eldest it
should be his. Abe did inherit all of Isaac's Civil War memoribilia.
This includes Isaac's rifle, a sword and the proclamation. Today
all of these items (and I believe a few more) belong to Abe's
great-grandson, Mike who lives in Atlanta, Ga. Abe, started his own
Family Bible as a result of not inheriting the one Isaac started.
John Peter Whipple (4th eldest child) out-lived all of his bothers
and sisters. He died July 16, 1955. He is my great grandfather.
And I remember him very well even tbough I was 5 when he died.
Grandpa John stated that the eldest Whipple of his descendants to
carry on the family name (thus the eldest male with a last name
of Whipple) was to receive the Family Bible. My dad was the one.
Actually, after my great grandfather died, his eldest child, Marie
had the Bible for many years and mantained and kept it up to date.
When she died, my dad at last received it.
Since your ISP is fulton-net.com, I presume you live in Fulton County.
If you do and have never noticed, look at the Oblisk in front of the
County Courthouse building in Wauseon. On it is the
names of the people who where from that area who served in the Civil War.
On it will be Isaac's name. Also, another Whipple by the name of
Basil(?) is also recorded.
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