Family of Thomas * PHILBRICK and Elizabeth * KNOPP

Husband:	Thomas * PHILBRICK (1584-1667)
Wife:	Elizabeth * KNOPP (1593-1664)
Children:	James PHILBRICK (c. 1619- )
	John PHILBRICK (c. 1621- )
	Mary PHILBRICK (1622- )
	Thomas * PHILBRICK (1623-1700)
	Elizabeth PHILBRICK (c. 1625- )
	Martha PHILBRICK (c. 1627- )
Marriage	1624	England

Husband: Thomas * PHILBRICK

Name:	Thomas * PHILBRICK
Sex:	Male
Father:	-
Mother:	-
Birth	23 Sep 1584	Suffolk, England
Death	4 Oct 1667 (age 83)	Hampton, Rockingham, NH, US

Wife: Elizabeth * KNOPP

Name:	Elizabeth * KNOPP
Sex:	Female
Father:	Nicholas * KNOPP (1521-1604)
Mother:	Alice * HOWLAT (1525- )
Birth	8 Jul 1593	Bures, Suffolk, England
Death	19 Feb 1664 (age 70)	Hampton, Rockingham, NH, US1,2

Child 1: James PHILBRICK

Name:	James PHILBRICK
Sex:	Male
Birth	1619 (est)

Child 2: John PHILBRICK

Name:	John PHILBRICK
Sex:	Male
Birth	1621 (est)

Child 3: Mary PHILBRICK

Name:	Mary PHILBRICK
Sex:	Female
Birth	Jun 1622

Child 4: Thomas * PHILBRICK

Child 5: Elizabeth PHILBRICK

Name:	Elizabeth PHILBRICK
Sex:	Female
Birth	1625 (est)

Child 6: Martha PHILBRICK

Name:	Martha PHILBRICK
Sex:	Female
Birth	1627 (est)

Note on Husband: Thomas * PHILBRICK

Watertown, Mass. proprietor, 1636. He sold house and land Jan. 23, 1645, and removed to Hampton where his son John had been a proprietor since 1640. Covenanted to furnish the town with powder, bullets and match; lawsuit about the matter in 1650.

 

Wife Elizabeth d. 19 (12) 1663. Children, James, John, Thomas, (deposed 11 (2) 1667, ae. about 42 years,) Elizabeth, (m. Thomas Chase,) Mary, (m. Edward Tuck,) Martha, (m. John Cass).

 

Will dated March 12, 1663-4, "very aged"; prob. 8 (8) 1667; mentions children James, Thomas, Elizabeth, Hannah, Mary, Martha; grandchildren John and Hannah Philbrick, James Chase, (son of daughter Elizabeth Garland), and Martha Cass, daughter of daughter Martha. [See Reg. VII, 358, and XXXVIII, 279.]

 

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Thomas Philbrick with his wife and six children emigrated from Linconshire, England, in the ship Arabella in company with Governor Winthrop, Sir Richard Saltonstall and others. Three other ships sailed with them, The Talbot, Ambrose, and Jewel. They arrived in Massachusetts Bay on June 12, 1630 after a tempestuous voyage of seventy-six days. They attempted a settlement where Salem now is but found another place where water was plentiful so they settled there and called it Watertown. ⁸

Sources

1	Henry Fitz-Gilbert Waters, "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register" (NEHGS).

2	"NH Death and Disinterment Records 1754-1947".

3	Edmund West, "Family Data Collection - Births" (Provo, UT 2001).

4	"US and Canada, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500-1900".

5	"MA Applications of Freeman, 1630-1691".

6	"NH Census, 1790-1890".

7	Edmund West, "Family Data Collection - Death" (Generations Network, Inc 2001).

8	Charles Henry Pope, "The Pioneers of Maine and New Hampshire, 1623-1660".