Mecklenburg County NcArchives Biographies.....Hipp, Stephen 
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Lee Kemp Ramsey noemail@none.com March 3, 2025, 6:10 am

Source: The Long Creek Settlement and the Gum Branch East of the Catawba River
Author: Unknown

Stephen Hipp - Head of household, 1790 U.S. Census: b. ca. 1758, the 
first of seven sons born to Stephen and Ann HIPP(HYP) of German descent 
(HEPP/HUPP); d. ca. 1826, Mecklenburg Co., NC, where he served as a R.S. 
The father obtained a 250 acre NC land grant on Gar Creek just north of 
Long Creek in 1766, being the same land mentioned in the father's will 
dated 25 Aug. 1781, Mecklenburg Co., NC. Stephen HIPP, the son, left 
his will in Mecklenburg Co., NC in 1826, naming his two Johnston 
grandchildren: John JOHNSTON and Peggy R. JOHNSTON. This will was 
submitted in Feb. 1828, but not proven. John JOHNSTON and Margaret/Peggy 
Ramsey JOHNSTON were the children of William and Elizabeth (HIPP) 
JOHNSTON & g.children of John & Peggy (Ramsey) JOHNSTON. This 
Margaret/Peggy Ramsey JOHNSTON, b. ca. 1814 in NC, married Winslow 
MCCREE and after their third of five children they settled in Dallas 
Co., AL. 

Additional Comments:
The above biography taken from:
The Long Creek Settlement and the Gum Branch East of the Catawba River, 
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina: A Genealogical Survey of the 
Neighbors and Allied Families of William and Nancy Ramsey 
The record in its entirety can be seen in the History section of Mecklenburg Co. NC
USGenWeb Archives Project.

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