Here is another illustrious family and their history being saved on the Peninsula, that is overflowing with computer experts, and not one of them is helping me – or anyone – preserve THE HISTORY that will be swallowed up by Heritage Plan 2025, that is going after ALL WHITE HISTORY. Why – is the question? I suspect Historic Societies have been targeted – for years! I demand Genentech fund me , or – get out of Oregon! Go back to Belmont – and clean up the mess you made of my family history!
I suspect cities that are being eye-balled by BIG TECH begin a cleansing of their Citizens, to make them look pliable, docile, and plump. They want Bubble-Blots and not – BOHEMIANS – who might nail a message to a stick and stand in front of their Monoliths. Consider The Time Machine. I’m going to send George and SOS and have him come to Belmont and save Weena!
“George! You have been drafted – by the future – where you are a Super Hero, who jumps in a river to save Weena. You are a Bohemian Browman – to the max!:
John Presco
George Whipple, the Eyebrows Man, is a journalist, lawyer, philanthropist and farmer. A true renissance man to say the least. The New York Times have refered to him as an NYC Celebrity. George is an Ivy League educated powerful employment attorney by day, and a fierce yet likable, society reporter hitting all the hottest red carpets by night. Mr. Whipple has also been reconigized for his philathropic contributions to Putnam County NY civic, environmental and historic preservation movements.
The Whipple-Hull Family of San Carlos
Posted on July 13, 2024 by Royal Rosamond Press
William Whipple
Eureka! I just discovered one of my kin was the Mayor of San Carlos. The father of Asa Hull, was William Whipple Hull, a early pioneer of san Carlos that was named Phelpsville at one time. Sir Isaac Hull was the Captain of the U.S.S. Constitution – that sails through the Golden Gate past Black Point, where my kin Jessie Benton Fremont held a salon that Mark Twain attended.
Offshore of San Carlos, Captain Hull gives a canon salute to William Whipple Hull who is kin to Signer William Whipple! This is the first linage of a Signer I have encountered in the history of California. Let us hear a canon salute to Carl Janke, Founder of Belmont! The name San Carlos should be changed to…
Whippleville!
Happy Fourth of July – my beloved ancestors!
John Presco
President: Royal Rosamond Press
U.S.S. Constitution of NATO
George Carroll Whipple, III[1][2] (born December 7, 1954) is an American lawyer, reporter, and photographer. He is on the board of directors of the law firm Epstein Becker Green and an entertainment and lifestyle commentator for “Whipple’s World” on NY1 News.[1][3]
Biography
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Whipple was born to George Carroll Whipple Jr., an advertising and publishing executive and Joe Ann Feeley.[4][5] Through his father, he is a descendant of John Whipple, an early settler of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Senator Daniel Webster, founding father William Whipple, and signers of the United States Declaration of Independence Charles Carroll of Carrollton and Stephen Hopkins.[6][7] His sister is conservationist Allison Whipple Rockefeller, daughter-in-law of Rodman Rockefeller, a son of former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller.
Whipple ran campaign for town supervisor of his hometown, Kent, New York, as a 14-year old.[8] He graduated from The Choate School and received his B.A. from Columbia College and J.D. from Columbia Law School.[9] He was president of the secret society St. Anthony Hall at Columbia.[9][10] He also studied at St Peter’s College, Oxford and New York University.[3]
Whipple started his career as Cravath, Swaine & Moore. He left the law firm in 1987 and became a freelance photographer. He shot for The New York Times Magazine and Town and Country, and Playboy.[9] He then joined Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in 1994 and rose to the head of the employment law group before joining Credit Suisse and became the managing director and chairman of Credit Suisse’s global human resources, executive compensation and employment law group.[11] He joined Epstein Becker Green in 2015.[12]
In 1994, Whipple also became a correspondent for NY1 and began making twice-weekly celebrity reports.[9]
Personal life
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Whipple is known for his eyebrows and was called the “eyebrow man” by The New York Times.[9][12] He is a New York society fixture and helped organize the “New Four Hundred Ball” on February 19, 1986, at Park Avenue Armory.[13][14]
In 1987, Whipple married Kit Tobin, daughter of San Francisco Chronicle director Michael de Young Tobin and great-granddaughter of San Francisco newspaperman M. H. de Young, benefactor of De Young Museum.[15][16][17] He later became engaged to Lisa Woodward, widow of banking heir William Woodward III, grandson of William Woodward Sr. and son of William Woodward Jr.[18][19] He married Victoria Meltzer in 2016.[20][21]
He was impersonated by Darrell Hammond on Saturday Night Live in 1996.[22]
Willard Whipple
Bay Area Pioneer and Entrepreneur
[Note: This article—written by Weldon Whipple—first appeared in the Whipple Blog as “Who Is Willard Whipple?” on 19 May 2021.]
In 2010 I posted this photo of the Whipple Avenue exit in Redwood City California. At the time I wondered who the Whipple might be. Might it be Amiel Weeks Whipple, I wondered? He was an early explorer and surveyor of the American southwest.
Whipple Avenue exit in Redwood City
Then, recently Tim Whipple of Woodside, California, posted the following photo to the Whipple Website Facebook page. It mentions two lumber mills established by Willard Whipple.
Tim also noted that “Willard’s first mill was built on the site now occupied by the Phleger Estate. The current occupant of that historic landmark is Gordon Moore, the founder of Intel.”
A Wikipedia article entitled “Phleger Estate” has this to say about Willard Whipple:
Willard Whipple was one of many area lumbermen who dragged logs to the port at Redwood City. His Whipple’s Mill Road has come to be known as Whipple Avenue. He was a Union sympathizer in the Civil War and named the creek on which his mills operated West Union Creek. Whipple built his steam-powered Upper Mill in late 1852 at the site of today’s Phleger House (now occupied by Gordon and Betty Moore) on the Phleger Estate.
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