VII. EPHRAIM3, b. 24th 2nd mo. 1656, m. ELIZABETH BARRON, and resided at Groton, Mass., and had 3 ch.

1. Abigail, b. 6 Mar., 1687.

2. Elizabeth, b. 18 Nov., 1690, m. at Groton, 16 Feb., 1713-14, Samuel Winter, of Killingly, Conn.

3. Ephraim, Fr.4, b. 7 May 1699.

No. 4.

SARGEANT THOMAS PHILBRICK2 (Thos1) 1624-1700, and his wife, ANNE (KNAPP) had b. in Hampton

I. MARY3, b. 11 Sept. 1651.

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

m

III. JONATHAN3 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 ABNER5 and JONATHAN grandsons of his brother, SAMUEL PHILBRICK3.

(9.) IV. SAMUEL3, 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, b. 1684, m. Abigail

and died at Hampton, 15 Feb., 1747-8, leaving 5 ch. and several gr. ch. His will is dated 28 March, 1747.

2. John, b. 1689.

3. Mary', b. 1694.

V. ELIZABETH3, b. 1667, d. an infant.

THOMAS PHILBRICK2, m. (2) on the 22d 7th mo., 1669, Mrs. HanNAH WHITE, (dau. of Edward and Ann) FRENCH.

(10.) VI. WILLIAM3 b. 27th 4th mo. 1670, m. 10 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. JANE3, m. 17 Aug. 1700 JOSEPH CRAM.

VIII. HANNAH3.

No. 5.

CAPT. JAMES PHILBRICK3 (Jas.2, Thos.1), 1650–1723, mariner of Hampton, and his w. HANNAH (PERKINS) had b. in H.

I. HANNAH1, b. 30th 2d mo. 1676, m. 26 July, 1693, STEPHEN (son of William) 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.

d. in Parsonsfield, Me.

7. Zadoc, bapt. June, 1707, m Sarah

res. Greenland and Epping,

and d. in Brentwood, 1733.

8. Amy, bapt. Dec. 1710, m. Dec. 1731, Jacob Sanborn, of Hampton Falls.

9. Abigail, bapt. June, 1712, m. 1733, Abraham Tilton.

10. Mary, bapt. Jan., 1715, m. Oct. 1736, Fn. 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.] [E. P.

II. DANIEL1, b. 19th 12th mo. 1678.

III. JONATHAN1, b. 10th 9th mo., 1680, m. MARY the church in Hampton, Nov. 1709.

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who joined

IV. SARAH1, b. 11 June, 1682, m. (1) Aug. 8. 1701, Ens. JOHN SANBORN4 (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. Benjamin, 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. 1 Apr. 1710, farmer, m., June 1733, Lydia Gordon of Exeter, and died in Brentwood in 1786.

7. Lieut. Eben, b. 4 Mar. 1712, m. 1 May, 1735, Ruth (dau. Jn.) Sanborn, and d. at North Hampton, 9 April, 1794.] [E. P.

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, m. Capt. Joseph Gilman of Newmarket.

II. John, b. 1721, m. Sarak Gilman. His will was proved in 1785.

12. Hannah, b. 1723, m. Dea. Stephen Dudley of Gilmanton, had 8 ch.

13. James, b. 1724, m Eleanor.

14. Mary, b. 1726, m. William Mead, of Exeter.

(11.) V. EBENEZER1, b. 29 Oct. 1683, m.

BETHIA MOUL

TON, and had 4 ch. In Nov. 1743, he moved to Rye. His will was proved 31 Dec. 1760.

VI. APPHIA, b. 8 Apr. 1685, was helpless in 1722, d. unm. 1759,

ae. 73.

VII. ISAAC1, b. 5 Aug. 1688, m. 20 Oct. 1719, MARY PALMER, b. in Hampton, and had.

1. Jonathan3, b. abt. 1720. 2. Hannah, b.

(12.) 3. Daniel3, 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. JAMES1, b. abt. 1679, m. SARAH, bapt. Hampton, 19 Oct. 1701. [Jas. P―k., a weaver in New Castle, deeded to Richard Sanborn, a "grant of land in the West division of Hampton," Jan. 6, 1703.]

Children,

1. Hannah3 b. 1701.

2. Mary, b. 1702.

3. Rachel, b. May, 1704.

4. Benjamin', b. 29 Sept. 1706, farmer 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, James Philbrick, of Hampton, probably Capt. James Philbrick3.*

IX. ABIGAIL b. 25 June, 1692, m. 7 Jan. 1712, THOS. (son of Robert) HAINES, b 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. JOSEPH1, b. 5. (dau. of John) DEARBORN, b.

Feb. 1694, m. (1) 4 Dec. 1717, ANN 1695, who d. 1 Aug. 1718. He m.

*NOTE. One Benjamin Philbrick3 m. Ann and had bapt. in Kingston, the place where he attended worship, 11 Aug 1728, 7 ch. viz.: 1. Joseph; 2, Daniel; 3, Mary; 4, Abigail; 5, David; 6, Benjamin; 7, Peniel, with their mother Ann Philbrick. On the 30th Feb. 1734, Benjamin Philbrick was bapt. He lived late in life in Hampstead. [This family may have come from Kensington where some families resided whose connections are unknown.]

One James Philbrick was b. in Hampstead, 29 Nov. 1739 (I suppose) a son of Benjamin above named. He m, (1) Eunice, (dau. of Moses) Hale, and settled in Rindge, and had 20 children. He was an active and useful man. Owing to the difficulty in tracing this family, their records are placed in the numbers of unconnected families. See No. 138-140.

(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. NATHAN1, b. 19 Aug. 1697, blacksmith, d. 23 Apr., 1794, ae. 96 and 8 mos. Hem. 30 Oct. 1721, DORCAS (dau. of James) JOHNSON, res. in Hampton and Rye, had

1. Mary b. 25 Jan. 1723.

2. Jonathan, b. 13 Oct. 1725, a mariner, taken by the French. (14.) 3. Benjamin3, 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. [See Runnels' History of Sanbornton.]

XII. MARY4, b. 1701, d. 1721.

No. 6.

THOMAS PHILBRICK3, (Jas.2, THOS.1) 1659-1712, 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. JEREMIAH4, b. 21 Sept. 1684, m.

in 1721.

d. in Kingston

IV. ELIZABETH1, b. 17 Oct. 1686, m. ABRAM BRADLEY, of Haverhill, Mass., and had

1. Jonathan, b. 1717, m. 1738, Susanna Folsom, in Kingston, and had 4 ch.

2. Samuel, b. 1721, m. Mary (dau. of John) Folsom of Kingston, and had

1.) Hon. John Bradley of Concord.

3. Elizabeth, m. Josiah Folsom of Kingston, and Haverhill, Mass., had eight daughters and one son.

V. TIMOTHY4, b. 14 May, 1688, d. 1711, s. p.

VI. ANN, b. 12 March, 1691, m. 1 Jan., 1716, STEPHEN BERRY of Rochester.

VII. MEHETABLE4. b. 26 Mar., 1693, m. 29 Apr., 1712, Capt. DANIEL LADD, of Kingston, and had

1. Mehitable3. 2. Elizabeth". 3. Anna3.

4. Hannah3. 5. Mary3, b.,

1722. 6. Daniel3, b. 1725. 7. Stephen3. 8. Joanna3, b. 1735. 9. John, b. 21 Oct., 1737.

VIII. SAMUEL, b. 1695, d. Nov. 1711.

(15.) IX. JEDEDIAH1, 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, JR., b. 1704, d. 1704.

No. 7.

JOSEPH PHILBRICK3, [or Philbrook] (Jas.2, Thos.',) 16621755, mariner, of Hampton and Rye, living near where the Farragut Ho. stands, and his w. TRIPHENA (MARSTON), had b. in Hampton:

I. JOSEPH1, b. 1686, d. an infant.

II. JOSEPH1, 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. E. 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. SABINA1, b. 1691, m. 14 Jan. 1713, ABRAHAM 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. ANN4, b. 13 Jan. 1694.

(17.) VI. EPHRAIM4, b. 12 Aug. 1696, m. MARTHA, b. Jan., 1702, (dau. Henry* and Elis. Gilman) WADLEIGH, of Hampton. He settled, a blacksmith, in Exeter, had 6 ch., and d. 1747, leaving much land.

VII. HESTER1, b. 2 May 1699.

VIII. PHEBE1, b. 9 June 1701, M. DANIEL MOULTON.

*" Elizabeth Gilman, b. Exeter, 16 Aug. 1661, who m. 3 Dec. 1693, Henry Wadleigh, was dau. of John and Elis. (Treworthy) Gilman, who came from England in 1638, with his father, John, and grand-father, Edward Gilman.”