Jupp family

[jettejjane]

My Grandmother (dad's side) was a Jupp.  The family came from North Mundham I have  possibly got them back to Henry Jupp b. 1781.  When she married in 1917 she settled in Arundel West Sussex.

In Tortington, Arundel was  a very old pub The White Swan and since 1859 if not before the landlord was a Jupp.  My dad always maintained that the last owner was a distant relative. I remember it from my childhood it was more like a room in someone's house, dad says the beer was always warm, because the bottles were kept above the gas mantles.

The first record of a Jupp in the  pub is William b. 1805 Felpham, then son Joseph b. 1852 Tortington, then Archibald  b 1885 or 1899(known as Juppy and pub was known locally as  Juppy's). He died in 60's and the pub was  bought and changed beyond recognition, still there today.

I would like to see if there is a connection but difficult to know where to start.  Felpham is not too far from North Mundham but far enough for me to doubt.  I did think that maybe William b.1805 could be nephew to Henry Jupp b 1781.  However I don't know if he had any brothers , his parents may or may not be Thomas and Ann Jupp.  There are a lot of Jupps in Sussex and I wonder where Dad got the idea he was related to Arch Jupp.  Maybe just because of the Surname.

What do you wise owls think is it worth a try? Or is it even possible to research?

[lizdb]

Certainly worth a try. And certainly possible.

Just follow the steps of usual research. Start with what you know, go one step at a time and confirm each step from as many sources as you can before assuming it to be correct.

Seems you have already got the Pub Jupps back to William - remember to look at siblings etc on the way too.
I am sure with careful research you can put together a comprehensive Jupp tree and then you will see if the Archie line links in with grannys!

[jettejjane]

Certainly worth a try. And certainly possible.

Just follow the steps of usual research. Start with what you know, go one step at a time and confirm each step from as many sources as you can before assuming it to be correct.

Seems you have already got the Pub Jupps back to William - remember to look at siblings etc on the way too.
I am sure with careful research you can put together a comprehensive Jupp tree and then you will see if the Archie line links in with grannys!

Thanks Liz I am going to give it a try! nothing to lose except my time. But it is worth a go.  My dad always seemed sure he was related. Wish he was here to guide me! He would have loved rootschat! That's him my Avetar , William Jupp Redman, he just loved his Redman/Jupp roots. Was also proud to bear the Jupp surname as his middle name. Wow do I  miss him he died 2007 was best husband, father and grandfather and everyone loved him.

Jane

[jbml]

Sounds to me like you've already got quite a lot to go on there, Jane.

Have you cross-referred what you know with the pubhistory.com website? They may have some stuff that you don't have; and if you have stuff that they don't have they'll be really pleased to hear from you.

Best wishes with your Jupps. As I've mentioned before, I think, it's my wife's family name. We've not yet invested in any certificates or other costly documents for building her family tree yet, so the furthest we've got back in the pure patrilineal line is her great x4 grandfather John Jupp of Slaugham who married Sarah Beeven in Cuckfield on 16 September 1801.

Their only child, so far as I am aware, was my wife's great x3 grandfather John Jupp, who was baptized in Cuckfield on 5 October 1806 and married Hannah Card in Hartfield on 27 May 1833. John was an agricultural labourer and seems to have been fairly peripatetic, as his 6 children are born in all sorts of different places - East Grinstead, Westhampnett and Cuckfield. Their names were Hannah, John, Charles, Thomas, Mary Ann and Abraham.

Their youngest, Abraham, was my wife's great x2 grandfather. He started out as an East Grinstead shoemaker, then moved into London where he became a police officer. He married Mary Lupson, who had been born in Ely, in Camberwell in 1872, and they moved to Ely, then Paddington, then Chatteris. They had a total of 12 children, with wonderful names like Millicent Martha Jupp. Thereafter, the descendants of Abraham Jupp were Fenlanders ...

I don't know if any of this ties in with any of your Jupps; but if it does do please drop me a PM

[jettejjane]

Hi jbml,  no I don't think your wife's Jupps are related, however can't dismiss out of hand. But nothing ties in.  I have learned to my cost Jupp is a very common. Sussex name.

 Pub history is where I got info of Arundel Jupps. I honestly don't think there is a connection to the other Jupps. I am still researching the pub Jupp' s. Can see no obvious link. But who knows. Dad ways thought  Arch Jupp was a distant rellie. I will keep at it.

Jane
 

[sillgen]

jbml
Jupp/Jup/Juppe families in Cuckfield go back a long way.  The earliest burial is Stephen age 4 son of Stephen and Ann in 1608 and his baptism is 1603.   A possible relevant burial for you is John age 84 from the workhouse who died in 1818.

[TERESA denis]

Have a look at Angmering, the Jupp family have been in Sussex from 1500 married into other
long standing family in sussex

If I can help let me no

[jettejjane]

Teresa ,

Thanks am exploring all avenues. But I know my grandmother a Jupp was from family from North Mundham. Her father settled in Litlehampton before her birth 1886. Maybe he moved because of family connections in area. Angmering is close.  As for Jupp's in Arundel who knows. As I said it seems  a common name in Sussex. It is quite a challenge, I will keep at it.

Do you have any connection with Jupp in your tree?

Jane

[TERESA denis]

Yes lots and lots I have gone back on one side of the family 1535 and another side 600
The Jupp married in to most of the old names in sussex. Remember man move with family
to get work, with the Duke of Norfolk Arundel or the Lord of the manor.ie East preston. And family
keep within parish. Keep looking at East preston and Angmering and some also move into Tarring and Broadwater. Promise I will keep you info.  I no the Jupps have most been Farmers and farm Hands

Good Luck

Teresa