Phibrick and Philbrook Families.

THOMAS PHILBRICK,* or PHILBROOK is supposed to have come from England in 1630, or not much later, and settled in Watertown, Mass. He is said to have been a mariner in early life, and to have been master of a vessel before he emigrated from Lincolnshire in England. There is no doubt that he and his family were settled in Watertown in 1636. Bond says "His homestead was on the N. W. comer of Belmont and Lexington Streets. Probably he was of that company that came over in 1630."History of Watertown, p.909.
In 1639, the second summer after the settlement of Hampton, N. H., JOHN (son of Thomas) PHILBRICK moved to Hampton, and his younger brother, Thomas, soon followed him. We are told that "The first settlers of Hampton were attracted to the place by the fishing, the fowling, the best of clams, and the salt marshes, almost ready for the scythe." In 1645-6, Thomas Philbrick, Sen., a grantee of eight lots, sold
his estate in Watertown to Isaac Stearns, and in 1650 or '51 he had removed to Hampton, where his elder sons lived. In 1661 he bought of John Moulton, land joining the farms of his son James and his son in law, John Cass. His wife, Elizabeth, died, 12 mo. 19, 1663, and in March, 1664, when he made his will, he calls himself "very aged." He d. in 1667.
No.1.

THOMAS PHILBRICK 1 and his wife ELIZABETH had born in England:
(2.) I. JAMES 2, in 1644 a mariner of Hampton, who [m. (1) JANE, (dau. of Thomas) ROBERTS of Dover]? He m. (2) ANN ROBERTS, her sister and had 10 ch. He inherited the homestead in Hampton, and was an active and useful citizen. "In 1670, he was chosen with others to run the Exeter line." In 1671, he had a grant of lot 52, 40 acres in the south of Hampton, called "The new plantation" (now Seabrook). He was drowned in the Hampton River, near the mouth of Cole's Creek, 16 Nov. 1674. His widow m. 8 July, 1678, WILLIAM MASTIN. "Feb.10 th, 1692-3 Ann Mastin, alias Philbrook, and James Philbrook [her son] all of Hampton," deeded to "Thomas Philbrook of Hampton, his share, in the estate of his father, James Philbrook deceased."Signed, Philbrook.
(3.) II. JOHN 2 who m. ANN [PALMER]? by whom he had 7 ch. In 1636 he was a proprietor in Watertown, but in the summer of 1639 he settled in Hampton and received a land grant there. A house lot of five acres was granted to him in 1640. On the 20th, 8th Mo., 1657, he was drowned with his wife and daughter, Sarah, and five others. They were in a little sloop, on a shopping excursion to Boston by the easiest route. Hampton records say: "The sad hand of God upon eight persons, going in a vessel by sea, from Hampton to Boston, who were all swallowed up in the Osian, soon after they went out the harbor." Among the names recorded are "John Philbrick and Ann his wife, and Sarah their daughter, - all drowned, 20th, 8th Mo., 165 7."
(4.) III. THOMAS 2 b. in England in 1624, m. (I) in 1647 ANNE (dau of Deacon William) KNAPP, Sen.* of Watertown, Mass. and about 165 I, settled on land in the part of Hampton now Seabrook, most of which has remained in the possession of his posterity for near 240 years. His wife, Ann d, 17 May, 1667, leaving 4 ch.; and he m. (2) on the 22nd, 7th Mo., 1669, HANNAH (wid. of Jn.) White of Haverhill, Mass., and dau. of Edward and Ann French of ampton, by whom he had 3 ch. He was elected to different offices; was Deacon, Nov. 1669; was selectman of Hampton 5 years, and in 1693 representative. He died24 Nov. 1700, ae. 76.
IV. ELIZASETH, m. (i) 1642 THOMAS (s. of AquiIa) Chase who died 1652, leaving
1. Thomas (Chase) b. 1643, d. 23 Oct 1714
2. Joseph, b. 1645, d 12 Jan 1718, ae 53
3.Isaac b, 1647, m. Mary Perkins, and d. 1727
4. James, b. 1649, m. Eliza Green. 5.Abraham, b. 1651, "slaine in ye wares in 1676."
She m. (2) Oct 26, 1654, E. P. Garland, and had
6.John (Garland), b. 1655
7.Jacob., b 1656
8. Peter, b. 1659.

E. P. Garland d. 4 Jan. 1661, and she m. (3) Feb. 19, 1664 [or 1674] JUDGE HENRY ROBEY. She d. 11 Feb. 1677.

V. HANNAH was living and named in the will of her father in March 1664.
VI. MARY m. (i) abt. 1648, EDWARD 2 (s. of Robert ) TUCK of Hampton, who had
1. Edward (Tuck), b. 1649, d. young . 2. Dea. John, b. 1651-2, who m., 1678, Bethia Hobhs, and had 16 ch.
He was prosperous in business, and filled important offices in Hampton. His father d. 6 Apr. 1652, and his mother in. (2) JAMES WALL, a widower living near her, and had
3. Mary (Wall) b 8 Jan.1656, who m. John Marston.
4. Hannah, b. 17 Mar. 1658, m. Benjamin Moulton.
JAMES WALL d. 3 Oct. 1659. His widow lived till 1699, 40 years after his death.
VII. MARTHA 2 b. [Watertown]? 1633, m. (i) 1657, JOHN CASS,
and had I. John (Cass). 2. Samuel, b. 13 July, 1659, m. Mary Sanborn. 3. Ebenezer. 4. Jonathan. 5. Abigail. 6. Mercy. 7. Mary.
Gen. LEWIS (s. Jonathan) CASS, b. in Exeter in 1782 was one of her descendants She m. (2) WILLIAM LYONS of Rowley, Mass.

No.2
JAMES PHILERICK 2 (Thomas 1) 1622 ?-I674. Mariner, and his wife, ANN, had b. in Hampton:
I. BETHIA 3 m. 24 Apr. 1677, CALEB (s. Isaac) PERKINS of Hampton, and had
I. Rhoda, b 1677, who rn. 24 May, 1700, Elias 4 (s. Jn 3) Philbrook, and had 7 ch. (See No. 8-iii.).

(5.) II. CAPT . JAMES, JR. b. 13 July 165 1, a mariner of Hampton, m. there 4 Dec. 1674, HANNAH (dau. of Isaac) PERKINS, b. 14 Feb. 1656, d. 13 May 1739. They resided on the homestead, and had
8 sons and 3 daughters. His will is dated 14 July 1722.
III. APPHIA, b. 19 Mar. 1655, m. 3 Dec. 1674, TIMOTHY HILLIARD, and had
I. Benjamin (Hilliard), b.1681. 2. Apphia, b. 1686. 3. Mary, b. 1688.
IV. ESTHER (Hester) b. 1 Mar., 1657, m. (1) JOSEPH BEARD of Oyster River (Durham) who d. 1704. She m. (2) on 22 Nov., 1705, SYLVANUS NOCK of Dover, his second wife. He d. in 1716.
(6.) V. THOMAS JR. b. 14 March, 1659, cordwainer, m. 14 Apr., 1681, MEHITABLE (dau. of Dalton) AYERS, and settled in Hampton. In 1694 he was a grantee of Kingstown. In 1702, he sold his house and lot, some 5 acres, to Samuel Chapman, Jr., late of Ipswich, and removed to Kingstown, where he d. 1 Jan. 1712.

Though an energetic man, respected and honored by his fellow citizens, he failed to accumulate property. In his efforts to open a new settlement upon the frontiers, he with many others suffered and
lost much by the attacks of the ruthless savages. He had 10 children.

VI. SARAH 3,.b. 14, 12 mo. (Feb.)1660-61.

(7.) VII. JOSEPH, b. 1 Oct. 1663, a mariner, m. 1685-6, TRIPHENA, (dau. of Wlliam and Rebecca) MARSTON, of Hampton, b. 28 Dec.1663, who d. in 1729, in her 66th year. About 1714 he removed to
Rye, where he d. 47. Nov. 1755, ae. 92. He had 9 ch.
VIII. ELIZABETH, b. 24 July 1666.
IX. MEHITABLE, b. 19 July 1668, is said to have m. TIMOTHY HILLIARD after the death of Apphia, her sister.

No.3.

JOHN PHILEROOK 2 (Thomas) d. 1657, and his w. ANN [PALMER]? had b. in Hampton.

(8.) 1. JOHN 3 b. abt. 1648, after the death of his father, was adopted by his grandfather, THOMAS 1, who left by will a legacy to him. He m. (1) 28 12th mo. 1667, PRUDENCE (dau. of William) SWAIN, b. 29 Dec., 1654, and d. [1717]? She had 4 ch. He m. (2) in 1722, SABINA ______ and d. 1737, ae. 89, leaving her a widow. Though left an orphan at an early age, and uneducated, he became a successfiil
farmer, settling in the part of Portsmouth now Greenland, before 1685
PRUDENCE PHILBROOK was in 1706, an original member of the church then organized in Greenland.
II. HANNAH; b. 26 Sept. 1651, m. (i) JOSEPH WALKER, of Portsmouth. (2) 29 Jul. 1686, Jn. Seavey.
III. MARTHA, b. 26th Sept. 1651, m. JOHN BRACKETT
IV. SARAH, drowned 20th 8th mo. 1657, with her parents.
V. MARY, m. 30 Dec. 1669 JACOB (s. of Isaac) PERKINS of Hampton and had 5 ch.
1. Isaac, b. 18 Dcc. 1671. 2. Isaac, b. 24 Dec. 1674. 3. Alice 4. Mary, b. 1678. 5. Benjamin, b. 12 Aug., 1693.

VI. ABIGAIL, b. 8th 9th mo., 1654.

VII. EPHRAIM 3, b. 24th 2nd mo. 1656, m. ELIZABETH BARRON, and resided at Groton, Mass., and had 3 ch.
I. Abigail 4, b. 6 Mar., 1687.
2. Elizabeth 4, b. 18 Nov., 1690, m. at Groton, 16 Feb., 1713-14, Sarnuel Winter, of Killingly, Conn.
3. Ephraim, Jr. .4, b. 7 May 1699.

No.4.
SARGEANT THOMAS PHILERICK 2 (Thos 1) 1624-I 700, and his wife, ANNE (KNAPP) had b. in Hampton
I. MARY 3, b. 11 Sept. 1651.

II. [BETHIA3, b. 16th 10 th mo., 1654]?

III. JONATHAN 3. b. 4th 5th mo., 1657, m. a 'widow, SHAW; had no ch. He inherited the homestead, and at his death, 1747, ae. 90, left it to ABNER 5 and JONATHAN 5 grandsons of his brother, SAMUEL
PHILBRICK 3.

(9.) IV. SAMUEL 3, b. 19th 3d mo., 1660, m. JANE ______ and d. at Salisbury, Mass., now Seabrook, N. H., 22d 2d mo. 1694, ae. 34. He left Jane, a widow, guardian of 3 ch.,
I. Thomas 4, b. 1684, m. Abigai______ , and died at Hampton, 15 Feb., 1747-8, leaving 5 ch. and several gr. ch. His will is dated 28 March, 1747.
2. John 4, b. 1689.
3. Mary 4, b. 1694.
V. ELIZABETH 3, b. 1667, d. an infant.

THOMAS PHILERICK 2, m. (2) on the 22d 7th mo., 1669, MRS. HANNAH WHITE, (dau. of Edward and Ann) FRENCH.

(10.) VI. WILLIAM 3 b. 27th 4th mo. 1670,m.1'0 Oct., 1689, MARY, (dau. of Walter) NEAL, of Greenland parish, in Portsmouth. In 1694, or earlier, he had settled there. In 1695 he was constable.
He and his wife united with the church in Greenland when it was organized in July 1706. They had 7 ch.

VII. JANE 3, m. 17 Aug. 1700 JOSEPH CRAM.

VIII. HANNAH 3.

No.5.
CAPT. JAMES PHILBRICK 3 (Jas.2, Thos 1), 1650-1723, marriner of Hampton, and his w. HANNAH (PERKINS) had b. in H.

I. HANNAH 4, b. 30 th 2d mo. 1676, m. 26 July, 1693, STEPHEN (son of Willliam) SANBORN, b. 4 Sep. 1671, and had
1. Stephen (Sanborn), b. 1 May, 1694, m. 10 Nov. 1720, Ruth Leavitt, b. 1693, d. 1776. He d. 1778.
2. James, b. 20 June, 1697, m. (1) Oct. 1727, Sarah Towle, (2) 1757, Esther Shaw.
3. Anne, bapt. Sept. 1699, m. July, 1721 Moses Chandler, of Andover, Mass.
4.Hannah, b. 23 June, 1701, m. Nov. 1720, William Hays, of Dover, N. H.
5.Phebe, b. 20 June. 1703, m. Nov. 1725, Elisha Prescott.
6.Abiather, b. 25 Feb., 1705, m. - - res. Greenland and Epping, d. in Parsonsfield, Me.
7 Zadoc. bapt. June, 1707, m Sarah -, and d. in Breotwood, 1733.
8.Amy, bapt. Dec. 1710, m. Dec. 1731, Jacob Sanborn, of Hampton Falls.
9.Abigail, bapt. June, 1712, m. 1733, Abraham Tilton.
10Mary, bapt. Jan., 1715, m. Oct. 1736, Jn. Mason, and d. in Hampton, 25 Oct., 1778.
11.Jonathan, b. 16 Mar. 1718, m. Priscilla Bryant, and d. 13 Feb., 1804, had 9 ch.)

II DANIEL 4, b. 19th 12th mo. 1678.

III JONATHAN 4, b. 10th 9th mo., 168o, m. MARY -, who joinied the church in Hampton, Nov. 1709.

IV SARAH 4, b. 11 June, 1682, m.(1) Aug. 8. 1701, Ens. JOHN SANBORN 4 (Rich. 3, Jn 2) of No. Hampton, b. Nov. 1681, who d. 3 Sept. 1727, ae. 47. She m. (2) abt. 1731, Lt. THOMAS RAWLINS, of
Stratham, with whom she lived 27 years. At her death, 30 May, 1761, ae. 79 years, her descendants had been 239, of whom 182 were living. Her ch. born in North Hampton, were
1,. Deacon Daniel (Sanborn) b. 17 Feb. 1702, m. 14, Jan., 1725, Catherine Rollins, and d. 1787.
2. Beniamin, b. 8 Nov., 1703, m. Elisabeth Gilman of Exeter, who m (2) a Folsom of Exeter.
3. Phebe, 6 b. Feb. 1706, m N. Pease of Exeter.
4 Richard, (twin) b. 29 May 1708, blacksmith in Epping, m. Pierson, and d.Jan., 1764.
5. Nathan, (twin) b. 29 May 1708, m. 16, Dec., 1731, Elizabeth Pierson, sister to Richard's wife, and d. 1760.
6. Elisha, b. I Apr. 1710, farmer, m., June 1733, Lydia Gordon of Exeter, and died in Brentwood in 1786.
7. Lieut. Eben, b. 4 Mar. 1712, m. I May, 1735, Ruth (dau. Jo.) Sanborn, and d. at North Hampton, 9 April, 1794

8. Sarah, b. 1714, m. (1) Ford, (2) Matthias Weeks, of Greenland, and had a large family, 9 ch.
9. Abigail, b. 1716, m. - Merrill.
10. Ruth, b. 1719, in. Capt. Joseph Gilman of Newmarket.
11. John b. 1721, m. Sarah Gilman. His will was proved in 1785.
12. Hannah, b. 1723, m. Dea. Stephen Dndley of Gilinanton, had 8 ch.
13.James, b. 1724,. m Eleanor.
14. Mary, b. 1726, m. William Mead, of Exeter.

(11.) V. Ebenezer 4, b. 29 Oct. 1683, m. ______BETHIA MOULTON and had 4 ch. In Nov. 1743, he moved to Rye. His will was proved 31 Dec. 1760.

VI Apphia 4, b. 8 Apr. 1685, was helpless in 1722, d. unm. 1759, ae. 73.
VII ISAAC 4, b. 5 Aug. 1688, m. 20 Oct. 1719, MARY PALMER, b.in Hampton and had
1. Jonathan 5, b. abt. 1720.
2. Hannah 5, b.
(12.) 3. Daniel, b. 21 Aug. 1726, a joiner in Hampton, m. Margaret Ayres of Portsmouth, and d. 28 Feb. 1804. She was b. 25 Dec. 1728, and d. 10 Oct., 1810. They were m. 23 Nov. 1752, and had 8 ch.
VIII. JAMES 4, b. abt. 1679 m. SARAII --, bapt. Hampton, 19 Oct 1701
Children, -
1. Hannah 5 b. 1701.
2. Mary 5, b. 1702.
3. Rachel 5 , b. May, 1704.
4. Benjamin 5, b. 29 Sept. 1706, farlner in Haverhill and Plaistow, the part now Atkinson, who was a proprietor of Hampstead, and removed there, or to Chester. In 1727, Benjamin Philbrick, of Haverhill,
Mass., farmer, sold to Benjamin Dow land in Hampton which he had received from the estate of his grandfather, Jarnes Philbrick, of Hampton, probab1y Capt. James Philbrick 3

IX. ARIGAIL 4 b. 25 June, 1692, m. 7 Jan. 1712, Thomas. (son of Robert) HAINES, h Falmouth, Me., 1685-90. res. in Hampton, had Malachi (Haines). She d. 26 Jan. 1716, ae 24 yrs., and her husband. m. Abigail COLE, of Hampton, and had 7 more ch. b. 1718- 1735.

(13 ) X. Dea. Joseph 4, b. 5. Feb. 1694, m. (1) 4 Dec. 1717, ANN (dau. of John) DEARBORN, b. 1695, who d. 1 Aug. 1718. He m.

(2) 26 Nov. 1719, ELIZABETH (dau. of James) PERKINS, b. 1693-4, who d. 26 March 1736, leaving 3 ch. He m. (3) 18 Nov. 1736, SARAH (dau. of John) NAY, who had 10 ch. He d. 20 Dec. 1761, ae. 67.
XI. NATHAN 4, b. 19 Aug. 1697, blacksmith, d. 23 Apr., 1794, ae. 96 and 8 mos. He m. 30 Oct. 1721, DORCAS (dau. of James) JOHNSON
1. Mary b. 25 Jan. 1723.
2. Jonathan 5, b. 13 Oct. 1725, a mariner, taken by the French.
(14.) 3. Benjamin 5, b. abt. 1727, m. 15 Dec. 1751, Sarah (dau. of Shubael)Page of Hampton, b. 12 Apr., 1734, settled at Little River, Hampton, and had 7 enterprising sons, who settled in Sanbornton, where he d. 23 Jan 1808 She d. 19 July, 1831, ae. 97.
XII. MARY 4, b. 1701, d. 1721.

No.6.
THOMAS PHILBRICK 3, (Jas. 2, THOS 1') 1659-I 712, of Hampton and Kingston, cordwainer, and his wife, MEHITABLE (AYRES) had b. in Hampton:
I. A daughter in 1681. II. A son, in 1683, both d. young.
III. JEREMIAH 4, b. 21 Sept. 1684, m. -- d. in Kingston in 1721.
IV. ELIZABETH 4, b. 17 Oct. 1686, m. ABRAM BRADLEY, of Haverhill, Mass., and had
I. Jonathan, b. 1717, m. 1738, Sasanna Folsom, in Kingston, and had
4 ch.
2. Samuel, bh. 1721, m. Mary (dau. of John) Folsom , of Kingston, and
had
I.) Hon. John Bradley of Concord.
3. Elizabeth, m. Josiah Folsom of Kingston, and Haverhill, Mass., had
eight daughters and one son.

V. TIMOTHY 4 b. 14 May, 1688, d. 1711, s. p.
VI. ANN 4, b. 12 March, 1691, rn. I Jan., 1716, STEPHEN BERRY of Rochester.
VII.MEHETABLE 4. b. 26 Mar, 1693, m. 29 Apr, 1712, Capt. DANIEL LADD, of Kingston, and had

I. Mehitable 5. 2. Elizabeth 5. 3. Anna 5. 4. Hannah 5. 5. Mary 5, b., 1722. 6. Daniel5, b. 1725. 7. Stephen 5. S. Joanna 5, b. 1735. 9. John 5, b. 21 Oct., 1737.
VIII. SAMUEL 4 b. 1695, d. Nov. 1711.

(15.) IX. JEDEDIAH 4, b. 9. Aug., 1700, m. 25 Aug. 1721, MARY TAYLOR. He was a prominent man of business, in Kingston, was a surveyor of land, and aided in running the boundary lines of new
townships. "He was Justice of the Peace, Captain of the town, Town Clerk, a representative to the Legislature, Deacon of the church, and in many respects a very useful and worthy leader of [religious] society." He had 10 ch. and d. 20 March, 1754, much lamented.
X. THOMAS 4, JR., b. 1704, d. 1704.

No.7.

JOSEPH PHILBRICK 3, [or Philbrook] (Jas.2, Thos.1,) 1662- 1755, mariner, of Hampton and Rye, living near where the Farragut Ho. stands, and his w. TRIPHENA (MARSTON) had b. in
Hampton:
I. JOSEPH 4, b. 1686, d. an infant.
II.JOSEPH 4, b. 19 Feb. 1688. [A Joseph Philbrook m. 26 Nov. 1719 Elizabeth, (dau. Jas. and Leah) PERKINS, b. 1693-4, and d.26 Mar. 1736, leaving in Hampton 3 children. F. P.]
(16.) III. Capt. ZECHARIAH4, b. 11 Mar. 1690, m. MARY - In 1719, a mariner, in Newburyport, then a farmer in Hampton Falls, and had 7 ch.
IV. SABINA 4,b. 1691, m. 14 Jan. 1713, APRAHAM LIBBEY, and had 7 ch., one of whom, SARAH, m. PENUEL, (son of Sam'l) CHAPMAN, of Greenland. [Another, MARY, m. JONTH., (bro. of Penuel
CHAPMAN, and had dau. SABINA, and a son, Anthony, who d. early]?
V. ANN 4, b. 13 Jan. 1694.
(17.) VI EPHRAIM 4, b. 12 Aug. 1696, m. MARTHA, b. Jan., 1702, (dau. Henry * and Elis. Gilman) WADLEIGH, of Hampton. He settIed, a blacksmith, in Exeter, had 6 ch., and d. 1747, leaving much
land.
VII. HESTER 4, b. 2 May 1699.

VIII. PHEBE 4, b. 9 June 1701, m. DANIEL MOULTON.

(18.) IX. J0SEs 4, b. 5 Nov. 1703, blacksmith, m. 4 Jan. 1727, Abigail (dau. Wm.) LOCKE, who d. 12 Aug. 1783, ae. 77. They had 8 ch. He was an active business man and dealt much in lands. He d. 24 Mar. 1757 ae 54
X.ELIZA 4, (or Elizabeth) b. 8 Dec. 1706.

No.8.
JOHN PHILEROOK 3 (Jn.2, Thos.1,) 1648-1737, farmer, and his w. PRUDENCE (Swain) had born in Hampton and in Greenland:
1. JOHN, JR. ,4, b. 22d, 12th mo. 1668, who m. ______, and had ch. b. in Greenland
1. Susanna ,5, bapt. 1713.
2, John 5, bapt. 1715, living in 1737, [perhaps father of a family in Kensington].
3. _______-

JOHN 4 was not taxed in Greenland after 1716, and died before his father's will was made in 1737.
II. SUSANNA 4. In 1737, had m. JOSHUA BERRY of Greenlarid, who, with her bro. Elias, administered on her father's estate. In 1722 JOSHUA Berry's w. was ABIAH, and JONATHAN Berry and wife, SUSANNA, had 5 children.
1. John, bapt. 1719. 2. Jonth., bapt. 1720. In 1722, 3. Hannah. 4. 1724, Annah. 5. 1726, Timothy.

(19.) III. ELIAS 4, b. 168o, m. (1) 21 May 1700, RHODA (dau. Caleb) PERKINS, b. 24 June 1677, who had 7 ch. and d. about 1720. Jn 1715 both joined the church in Greenland, and had 6 ch. baptized. On the 2d of Jan. 1722-3, Elias m. (2) PENELOPE PHILBRICK, who is called in the will of JAMES PIIILBRICK 3, his "daughter- in-law," in 1722. He d. suddenly, 23 Nov. 1747 ae 67
IV. HANNAH 4, b. 14 Apr. 1687.

No.9.
THOMAS PHILBRICK 4, (Sarn'1 3, Thos.2, Thos 1'), [1684?- 1748], and his w. (ABIGAIL), had b. in Hanipton:
(20.) I. ABNER 5, b. 21 Jan. 1708, farmer and teacher, m. (1) Nov.10. 1731, MEHITABLE (dau. Jonth.,) STEWART, b. 1716, who had 8 ch., and d. 1770, ae. 54. She was a Presbyterian, and he a

Friend; but only one of their children adopted his faith. He m.(2) in Dec. 1771, Mrs. HANNAH GOVE, (dau. of Samuel Worthen) of Plaistow, who d. Dec., 1801, ae. 90. He d. 2 May 1790, ae. 82.*
(21.) II. JOHN 5, b. 26 May, 1712, m. 26 Dec. 1734, JUDITH, (dau. of Enoch) SANBORN, b. 8 Jan., 1715. He had 6 ch. and died in Hampton Falls, 16 Feb., 1748. His will is dated 11 Feb., 1747, and proved 27 Apr. 1748.
III. JANE 5, b. 20 May, 1715, m. EBENEZER KNOWLTON of Seabrook, a blacksmith, and had
I. Anna, 6 who m. Elisha Brown, of Seabrook.
2. A son, who m. Mary Green, and went to Pittsfield and is said to have had Eben Knowlton, of Cornville, Me., once a member of Congress.

(22.) IV. Elder JONATHAN 5, b. 14 June, 1718, m. (i) - - rem. to Newbury, Mass., where she d. childless. He m. (2) BEULAH HARDY, and rem. to Weare, N. H. They had 7 ch. He d. July 1804; she d. Aug. 1823, ae 92.
V. ANNA 5, b. 28 Feb. 1720, m. 19 Nov. 1738, EBENEZER SHAW of Hampton, and had
1. Thomas 6 of Maine.
2. Hilllard
3. A daughter, wife of Deacon Lamprey of Hampton.

No.10.

WILLIAM PHILBROK (Thos 3, Thos 1) 1670-1714, Farmer, and his wife MARY (NEAL) had b. in Hampton and Greenland
(23.) I WALTER 4, b. 10 Nov., 1690, m. ELiZABETH (dau. of Robert) TUFTON,& had 6 ch. and d. 1732. He was a blacksmith and a gunsmith, and dealt much in real estate'. His widow m. (2) Rev.
WILLIAM ALLEN, of Greenland.

(23 a.) II. JONATHAN 4, b. abt. 1694, m. ELIZABETH [Mary Springer]? E. P. Mary S. may have been a second wife. He joined the church in Greenland in 1721, was a shipwright, a farmer and a very
enterprising man. In 1728 he sold his property in Greenland, and
rem. to Arundel, York County, Me. and then to Saco. [in 1743, he rem. to Long Reach, on the Kennebec and hmlt a garrison house which sheltered four families in the Indian wars. He and his sons built vessels there. Their shipyard was near the spot where the Custom House in Bath now stands.] E. P
III. MARY 4, b. 20 May, 1702, [m. JAMES WHIDDEN] E. P.
IV. SAMUEL 4, m. and in 1713 lived in Greenland.
V. OLIVE 4. VI. ABIGAIL 4. VII. SARAH4

No.11.
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EBENEZER PHILBRICK 4 (Jas.3 , Jas 2, Thos.1) 1683-I 760, of Hampton and Rye, and his wife BETHIA (MOULTON) had b. in Hampton
(24.) I. JAMES 5, b. 2 June, 1714, m. ELIZABETH (or Sarah) RAND of Rye and had 13 children. He is supposed to have married twice, (1) ELIZABETH, (2) SARAH. James 5, went to Deerfield in 1770, and in 1795 he sold to his son, Nathan, a joiner of Deerfield, thatch ground in Rye, [d. Deerfield, 15 Apr., 1796.]
II. RUTH 5, bapt. 13 Oct. 1717, m. RAND, and. d. before Jan., 1755, leaving a dau. Ruth (Rand).
III. BETHIA 5, b. 8 June 1719; in 1755 not m.
IV. EBENEZER 5, b. 27 May, 1721, m. 12 March, 1747, HANNAH MOULTON, and was in 1750, a cordwainer in Rye. At that date he bought 88 acres of land in Epsom. [He is said to have moved to Sheepscot, Me.

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