-----Original Message----- From: George Horne <ghorne@clinic.net> To: NHROCKING-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKING-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 19, 1999 7:50 PM Subject: Penelope Philbrick >Does anybody know who the Widow Penelope Philbrick who married Elias >Philbrook 2 Jan 1723 was? She was called the daughter in law of James >Philbrick in his will of 1722. >Thanks >George >

Dear Rob Roy, I agree and believe that it was a late bapt. Her father John, Jr. was b. Dec 1668 and died abt 1717 in Greenland. As I have yet to find her mothers name or date of marriage I can only till I find out differently stick with my theory. George -----Original Message----- From: Rob Roy <rroy@earthlink.net> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 19, 1999 7:06 AM Subject: RE: Mehitable Ayers/ Ithamar Berry/Anne(Susanna) Philbrook/Philbrick >Dear George and list, > >I was elated for a moment, then facts stepped in. Being descended from >Ithamar Berry, this has been a genealogical thorn in my side for years. If >Anne/Susanna, daughter of John Philbrook Jr. was baptized in Greenland in >1713, it must have been a late baptism. According to the vital records of >Greenland as well as Getchell, Sylvia Fitts. The Berrys by the Beach. >Newmarket, New Hampshire: Newmarket Press, 1980, their marriage was 19 June >1722. This would make her eleven at the time of her marriage. However the >first child was not born until 1726, so....... > >============================================ >Rob Roy - Dead People Collector >write to: rroy@earthlink.net >Delvey Family Genealogist >http://home.earthlink.net/~rroy/ [home page] >http://genweb.net/Delvee/ [Delvee Family] As >http://genweb.net/RRoy/ [downloadable files] >============================================ > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: George Horne [mailto:ghorne@clinic.net] >> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 1999 9:09 PM >> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Mehitable Ayers/ Ithamar Berry/Anne(Susanna) >> Philbrook/Philbrick >> >> >> Dear Jack and list, >> After reviewing carefully all the information from everyone regarding the >> Philbrick/Philbrook marriages to Joshua/Stephen/Ithamar Berry all who seem >> to have married one of the several Anne Philbrook's available >> have decided >> maybe not certain or proved that: >> 1. Ithamar married Anne/Susanna dau of John Philbrook, Jr. bapt >> Greenland 1713. Logic? Gen Dict of NH & ME by Noyes pg. 545 and 546 >> Unplaced Greenland possible dau of John, Jr. or widow Penelope Philbrick, >> Ann, m. Ithamar Berry other two available Ann's >> would have been 52 and 56 yrs old when Ithamar's last child was born in >> Chester, NH. >> 2. Stephen married Anne dau of Joseph and Tryphena b. Jan 13, 1693/94 >> Hampton, m. Jan 4, 1715/16. Logic: Gen Dict of ME & NH under Philbrick >> Joseph and Tryphena is Ann who may have married Stephen Berry >> whose wife was >> not the daughter of Lt. Thomas Philbrick. In addition Stephen and Anne's >> second child was named Tryphena. >> 3. Joshua married Susanna sister of John Philbrick, Jr and he is named >> in the will of her father 22 Sept 1737. >> >> Note: Gen Dict. of ME & NH Ann b. 14 Mar 1691 dau of Lt >> Thomas Philbrick >> & Mehitable Ayers m. 5 June 1712 Thomas Sleeper. >> >> To: George Sanborn >> Would like to more about Two ann and Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton but >> don't have access to NHGR. >> Thanks again to all >> George >> >> >> ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >> Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. >> To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L >> and the @ in the address. Send only the command. >> Proverb for the millennium: There's no place like http://www.home.com >> >> > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >RootsWeb Mailing Lists Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ >Proverb for the millennium: Give a man (or for that matter, anyone) a >fish and you feed him for a day; teach him to use the Net and he won't >bother you for weeks.

My name is ANSON JOSEPH THURSTON, JR. my Membership no. is 2821. I would like to post a request to see if any-one on this board has any information on ROBERT THURSTON b 1711 in Stratham, NH'. wife's name? He is a son of STEPHEN THURSTON , who was born in Newbury, Ma. and was one of the eariest settlers of Exeter, NH. He is related by marriage to MARY ST. CLAIRE,.ELIZABETH CLIFFORD, PHEBE VESTEY WIGGINS,ELIZABETH FOLSOM, JERIMIAH SEARLE, MINA CHASE, JOHN CARPENTER, AND SARAH JONES according to references I have on the population of Rockingham County, NH. He only had three sons by this unknown woman. One Robert, died in Stratham in 1788 and was a Rev. War Mariner, the next, Samuel, married someone named Mary.who died in Bow, NH around 1800, and James, b 1744 married some-one else whose name I am looking for. Anson J. Thurston, Jr. MMCM (USN)retired Camarillo, Ca. 93010 Jon686JM@aol.com

Dear George and list, I was elated for a moment, then facts stepped in. Being descended from Ithamar Berry, this has been a genealogical thorn in my side for years. If Anne/Susanna, daughter of John Philbrook Jr. was baptized in Greenland in 1713, it must have been a late baptism. According to the vital records of Greenland as well as Getchell, Sylvia Fitts. The Berrys by the Beach. Newmarket, New Hampshire: Newmarket Press, 1980, their marriage was 19 June 1722. This would make her eleven at the time of her marriage. However the first child was not born until 1726, so....... ============================================ Rob Roy - Dead People Collector write to: rroy@earthlink.net Delvey Family Genealogist http://home.earthlink.net/~rroy/ [home page] http://genweb.net/Delvee/ [Delvee Family] As http://genweb.net/RRoy/ [downloadable files] ============================================ > -----Original Message----- > From: George Horne [mailto:ghorne@clinic.net] > Sent: Thursday, March 18, 1999 9:09 PM > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Mehitable Ayers/ Ithamar Berry/Anne(Susanna) > Philbrook/Philbrick > > > Dear Jack and list, > After reviewing carefully all the information from everyone regarding the > Philbrick/Philbrook marriages to Joshua/Stephen/Ithamar Berry all who seem > to have married one of the several Anne Philbrook's available > have decided > maybe not certain or proved that: > 1. Ithamar married Anne/Susanna dau of John Philbrook, Jr. bapt > Greenland 1713. Logic? Gen Dict of NH & ME by Noyes pg. 545 and 546 > Unplaced Greenland possible dau of John, Jr. or widow Penelope Philbrick, > Ann, m. Ithamar Berry other two available Ann's > would have been 52 and 56 yrs old when Ithamar's last child was born in > Chester, NH. > 2. Stephen married Anne dau of Joseph and Tryphena b. Jan 13, 1693/94 > Hampton, m. Jan 4, 1715/16. Logic: Gen Dict of ME & NH under Philbrick > Joseph and Tryphena is Ann who may have married Stephen Berry > whose wife was > not the daughter of Lt. Thomas Philbrick. In addition Stephen and Anne's > second child was named Tryphena. > 3. Joshua married Susanna sister of John Philbrick, Jr and he is named > in the will of her father 22 Sept 1737. > > Note: Gen Dict. of ME & NH Ann b. 14 Mar 1691 dau of Lt > Thomas Philbrick > & Mehitable Ayers m. 5 June 1712 Thomas Sleeper. > > To: George Sanborn > Would like to more about Two ann and Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton but > don't have access to NHGR. > Thanks again to all > George > > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. > To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L > and the @ in the address. Send only the command. > Proverb for the millennium: There's no place like http://www.home.com > >

Could someone tell me what information is contained on birth and wedding certificates from the 1800's? Specifically , I am looking for a birth record for Charles Page from Strafford about 1820 and his wedding certificate to Lucy Tilton in Epping from 1843 , and Lucy's birth from about 1815 . Would they have parents names , addresses , etc. or just list the names involved ? Mahalo-Kevin

Dear George H. and all, The New Hampshire Genealogical Record is the quarterly journal of the New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, and all members receive it. In addition, many libraries (especially those with a good New England genealogy collection) either subscribe to it, or should. Most of the back issues of the journal are still available from the New Hampshire Society of Genealogists, P.O. Box 2316, Concord NH 03302-2316. Single issues cost $5.00 each (postae included), but double issues are $10.00 each (postage included). The issue that has this article, "Two Ann and Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton, New Hampshire" in it is a double issue [January/April 1993]. Hope this helps. George S. George Horne wrote: > Dear Jack and list, > After reviewing carefully all the information from everyone regarding the > Philbrick/Philbrook marriages to Joshua/Stephen/Ithamar Berry all who seem > to have married one of the several Anne Philbrook's available have decided > maybe not certain or proved that: > 1. Ithamar married Anne/Susanna dau of John Philbrook, Jr. bapt > Greenland 1713. Logic? Gen Dict of NH & ME by Noyes pg. 545 and 546 > Unplaced Greenland possible dau of John, Jr. or widow Penelope Philbrick, > Ann, m. Ithamar Berry other two available Ann's > would have been 52 and 56 yrs old when Ithamar's last child was born in > Chester, NH. > 2. Stephen married Anne dau of Joseph and Tryphena b. Jan 13, 1693/94 > Hampton, m. Jan 4, 1715/16. Logic: Gen Dict of ME & NH under Philbrick > Joseph and Tryphena is Ann who may have married Stephen Berry whose wife was > not the daughter of Lt. Thomas Philbrick. In addition Stephen and Anne's > second child was named Tryphena. > 3. Joshua married Susanna sister of John Philbrick, Jr and he is named > in the will of her father 22 Sept 1737. > > Note: Gen Dict. of ME & NH Ann b. 14 Mar 1691 dau of Lt Thomas Philbrick > & Mehitable Ayers m. 5 June 1712 Thomas Sleeper. > > To: George Sanborn > Would like to more about Two ann and Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton but > don't have access to NHGR. > Thanks again to all > George > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. > To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L > and the @ in the address. Send only the command. > Proverb for the millennium: There's no place like http://www.home.com

Dear Jack and list, After reviewing carefully all the information from everyone regarding the Philbrick/Philbrook marriages to Joshua/Stephen/Ithamar Berry all who seem to have married one of the several Anne Philbrook's available have decided maybe not certain or proved that: 1. Ithamar married Anne/Susanna dau of John Philbrook, Jr. bapt Greenland 1713. Logic? Gen Dict of NH & ME by Noyes pg. 545 and 546 Unplaced Greenland possible dau of John, Jr. or widow Penelope Philbrick, Ann, m. Ithamar Berry other two available Ann's would have been 52 and 56 yrs old when Ithamar's last child was born in Chester, NH. 2. Stephen married Anne dau of Joseph and Tryphena b. Jan 13, 1693/94 Hampton, m. Jan 4, 1715/16. Logic: Gen Dict of ME & NH under Philbrick Joseph and Tryphena is Ann who may have married Stephen Berry whose wife was not the daughter of Lt. Thomas Philbrick. In addition Stephen and Anne's second child was named Tryphena. 3. Joshua married Susanna sister of John Philbrick, Jr and he is named in the will of her father 22 Sept 1737. Note: Gen Dict. of ME & NH Ann b. 14 Mar 1691 dau of Lt Thomas Philbrick & Mehitable Ayers m. 5 June 1712 Thomas Sleeper. To: George Sanborn Would like to more about Two ann and Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton but don't have access to NHGR. Thanks again to all George

I find nothing on him in the Kingston VR's by Judith Arseneault. ---------- > Looking for parents or family information on Luther SILLOWAY b 1815 in NH. He > died in Kingston, I believe. His wife was Sarah BEAN b 1823 in Brentwood. > > Any clues? > > Cindy > > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. > To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L > and the @ in the address. Send only the command. > Proverb for the millennium: Don't byte off more than you can view. > >

While searching for my ancestor Nathaniel Neal of Portsmouth, NH who married Abigail YEATON 1807. I found the following: Name: Richard YEATON m. Grace Birth: say 1720 ?New Castle, NH Death: both bef 1806 New Castle, NH Children: Abigail (1786-1860) m. Nathaniel Neale. a mason in 1807, Universalist Church, Portsmouth, NH Grace (fl. 1810) m. John Schelling, a tailor Nancy (fl. 1810) m. John Hall, JR., a truckman Elizabeth (fl. 1810) single in 1810 Barnabas (fl. 1810) m. Philadelphia Comfort (fl. 1810) m. Samuel Hanscom Margaret m. Leonard Serrat, a tailor Notes for Richard YEATON The deed said that Grace was the wife of Ricahrd Yeaton, late of New Castle. The Deed said, Barnabas Yeaton of New Castle, NH, Mariner, and administer of the estate of Grace Yeaton the wife of Richard Yeaton, deceased, has liberty to sell at public auction the real estate of Grace Yeaton as sufficient to raise the sum of $200 to pay debts and demands existing against the Estate, paid by the highest bidder, Leonard Serrat. A tract of land bounded by roads owned by Mr. John Tarlton, southerly by Henry Prescott, Junior, Esq. on the 12th day of Apr 1806 Information comes from “Barnabas Yeaton to Leonard Serrat,” 1811, volume 194 page 345, Rockingham County Courthouse, Exeter, NH. 2. “Leonard Serrat et als to Barnabas Yeaton,” 1811, volume 196, page 155-158, Rockingham County Court House, Exeter, NH. Thomas Bell, the Prescotts, the Serrats, the Schellings, as well as a William and Robert Neal are listed in many deeds for the same area of land. If anyone has any information on this line I would appreciate addition info (gedcoms, etc.) Or on New Castle ca. 1700's-1800's I would like to share If anyone has any information on this line I would appreciate additional info (gedcoms, etc.)

I don't have much on the BEAN family, but I have a little info that might help you. Here is four generations of the ancestral line from Brentwood, Rockingham, NH. I don't have a Silloway in my files. David b.1744 Brentwood, NH m. Abigail Moody David b.1714 Brentwood, NH m. Mary Judkins John b.1688 Exeter, m. Martha Sinclair John McBean b.1633 Strathdeam,Invernesshire, Scotland m.? The Bean and the Seavey line got together in 1825 in NH. I don't know the primary or secondary sources for this info, but if you are interested, Email me privately I will give Email address of the person who gave the info to me. Tom Sevy -----Original Message----- From: Midweek@aol.com <Midweek@aol.com> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 18, 1999 9:47 AM Subject: SILLOWAY - BEAN >Looking for parents or family information on Luther SILLOWAY b 1815 in NH. He >died in Kingston, I believe. His wife was Sarah BEAN b 1823 in Brentwood. > >Any clues? > >Cindy > > >==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== >Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. >To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L >and the @ in the address. Send only the command. >Proverb for the millennium: Don't byte off more than you can view. > >

Looking for parents or family information on Luther SILLOWAY b 1815 in NH. He died in Kingston, I believe. His wife was Sarah BEAN b 1823 in Brentwood. Any clues? Cindy

George, Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, I do not have a copy of the NHGR issue you referenced, and neither does my local library. Do you have any suggestions on where I might find it? Jack W. Ralph -----Original Message----- From: melinde sanborn <melinde-and-george@mediaone.net> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 7:29 PM Subject: Re: Mehitable Ayers/Mehitable Dalton >Hi Bill and List, > >It has been resolved. See Martin E.T. Hollick's article,"Two Ann and >Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton" in the January/April, 1993, issue of The New >Hampshire Genealogical Record. > >George Sanborn > > >Bill Prokasy wrote: > >> Cousins and Colleagues... >> >> Recent discussions of the Philbrick/Marston question prompt the >> following question: >> >> Who married Thomas Philbrick, b. March 14, 1659? Dow says it was >> Mehitable Dalton. GDMNH says it ws Mehitable Ayers. >> >> Has this been resolved, or have I missed something obvious? >> >> Bill

Hi Bill and List, It has been resolved. See Martin E.T. Hollick's article,"Two Ann and Mehitable Philbricks of Hampton" in the January/April, 1993, issue of The New Hampshire Genealogical Record. George Sanborn Bill Prokasy wrote: > Cousins and Colleagues... > > Recent discussions of the Philbrick/Marston question prompt the > following question: > > Who married Thomas Philbrick, b. March 14, 1659? Dow says it was > Mehitable Dalton. GDMNH says it ws Mehitable Ayers. > > Has this been resolved, or have I missed something obvious? > > Bill > -- > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > William F. (Bill) Prokasy > Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm > USGENWEB Methuen: http://www.negia.net/~pwf/ > > ==== NHROCKIN Mailing List ==== > Send messages to the list to the "To" address found above in THIS message. > To send commands (subscribe/unsubscribe), insert -request between the L > and the @ in the address. Send only the command. > Proverb for the millennium: What boots up must come down.

Bill and Interested Parties, According to Chapman (pg. 10, #2 V): "Thomas Jr. [James2, Thomas1] b. 14 March, 1659, cordwainer, m. 14 Apr., 1681, Mehitable (dau. of Dalton) AYRES, 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". I know Chapman has errors, but his info agrees with the GDMNH data, and may give a clue to Dow's info (which wasn't all that perfect either). Anyone have any information that is more definitive? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jack W. Ralph, AKA Nevada Jack of Carson City Proud RootsWeb Donor Owner of BEEDE-L, DAVENPORT-L & PHILBRICK-L Visit Nevada Jack's Place at: http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -----Original Message----- From: Bill Prokasy <wprokasy@arches.uga.edu> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 17, 1999 5:55 PM Subject: Mehitable Ayers/Mehitable Dalton >Cousins and Colleagues... > >Recent discussions of the Philbrick/Marston question prompt the >following question: > >Who married Thomas Philbrick, b. March 14, 1659? Dow says it was >Mehitable Dalton. GDMNH says it ws Mehitable Ayers. > >Has this been resolved, or have I missed something obvious? > >Bill >-- >~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >William F. (Bill) Prokasy

Cousins and Colleagues... Recent discussions of the Philbrick/Marston question prompt the following question: Who married Thomas Philbrick, b. March 14, 1659? Dow says it was Mehitable Dalton. GDMNH says it ws Mehitable Ayers. Has this been resolved, or have I missed something obvious? Bill -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William F. (Bill) Prokasy Genealogy Page: http://www.arches.uga.edu/~wprokasy/home.htm USGENWEB Methuen: http://www.negia.net/~pwf/

Hello to all my fellow researchers!! Particular: Need info on Nancy Foss, b abt 1770, d 14 Jun.,1818: married bef 1792, William Shute Jr., shipbuilder in Newmarket (now Newfields). Seeking parentage of Nancy and date/place of marriage to William. General: Though I have a good deal of info on the Shute family in Newmarket, always interested in adding flesh to the bones. Reference: "Richard Shute of Boston, Massachusetts, 1631-1703 & Selected Progeny" by Alan H. Shute & Clark H. Flint: Heritage Books, Inc., 1955. Had limited printing, no longer available (copy at NEHGS). See p24 For Michael Shute and other pages for subsequent generations. Caution: Be careful using Fitts :"History of Newfields". Like most such local histories of that time period (turn of the century) it has its flaws.

I tired to send this several ways and it would not send??? I am trying again George, I looked in several NH resources I have Hx of Hampton by Dow has Ann not followed further. Torrey's New England Marriages to 1700 doesn't list it. BUT..........the Genealogical Dictionary for NH & ME has listed under John Berry who married Mary Souther three children Nehemiah, Jonathan & Ithamar. Ithamar b 5 mar 1698 is said to have married Anne Philbrick 19 Jun. 1722 and settled in Chester. had 8 children Under Philbrick 5 Joseph who married Tryphena marston is an "Ann b 13 Jan. 1694 who may have married Stephen Berry (13) whose wife was not the daughter of (9)" 9 is Lt. Thomas Philbrick. That Ann b 14 mar 1691 m 5 Jun. 1712 Thomas Sleeper. ****************************************************************** ***************** THIS MAY BE YOUR ANSWER OR AT LEAST A REALLY GOOD LEAD ****************************************************************** ***************** Do you have access to The Gen. Dict of NH & ME BY Noyes. Libby, Davis?? If so at pg 545 (#2) and beg of pg 546 there is an interesting note that gives gets you closer to your answer. I would have missed it because it is not in Bold print. Elias Philbrick m 1st 24 may 1700 then married 2nd widow Penelope Philbrick ( see #2) Abigail b 14 Apr 1687 m Joshua Berry ( 14) who was father's step son if not also his son-in-law Unplaced in Greenland possible dau of john Jr or widow Penelope. Ann, m Ithamar Berry (8) Dorothy m Joshua Perkins. ********* What a mess!! But it gives you some other leads. for Parents. It is something you will need to read yourself!! I am going to be gone most of the day. I hope you have the Gen Dictionary of NH & ME to look at to try and figure that one out!!! I have lots of Hampton NH families and have been reviewing the files of late for a trip to SLC on Apr 4th. Happy Hunting.........jane in N CA Some of my Rockingham Co Families Knowles ( maiden name)+ Leavitt + Marston + Fogg + Smith, David of Stratham, Marston + lots more!! LOST WIVES: Ruth Wentworth of Dover NH supposed wife of John Leavitt 91786-1820) Abigail Newton w/o David Smith m 9 jul 1778 Hampton Falls NH

Nevada Jack wrote: > > Chapman also has an Ann, 6th child of Thomas PHILBRICK and Mehitable > > AYRES (dau. of Dalton AYRES), b. 12 Mar 1691, who married Stephen BERRY > > of Rochester in 1716. Dick Marston responded (in part): > Stephen BERRY and Anne PHILBRICK married in Hampton on 4 Jan 1715/1716. > Sanborn and Sanborn, "Vital Records of Hampton, New Hampshire, to the > End of the Year 1900," (1998), vol. 2, pg. 40. > They had about 4 children in Hampton thereafter. One of them was named > Tryphena. These are also named in the vital records. > > >Joseph Philbrick married Triphena Marston both of Hampton and had ten > > >children born Hampton. The 5th child Ann b. 13 Jan 1694 married who > > >Ithamar Berry??? Then I wrote: > Dow does not answer the question, but they did not marry in Hampton. He > doesn't indicate if she married at all. She certainly would be of the > right age to have been the Ann/Anne who married Stephen. Based on the > name they gave to one of their daughters, it would seem probable that > Stephen's Anne was the daughter of Joseph and Tryphena (MARSTON) > PHILBRICK. Upon looking further at Dow, I see that he claims (pg. 919) that the Ann PHILBRICK who married Stephen BERRY was born on 12 Mar 1691 to Thomas and Mehetabel (DALTON) PHILBRICK. Joseph and Tryphena's Ann was born almost 3 years later, and Dow does not state whether or whom she may have married.. I have no proof, other than the notation above about the names of the children of Stephen and Ann, but I question whether Dow and Chapman (below) were correct as to which Ann Stephen BERRY married. They must have had some reason(s) for that conclusion. Further research?? > > Rev. Jacob Chapman of Exeter says Stephen Berry? > > (NEHGR > > >Vol. 38, 1884 pg. 279) He also indicates that Ann dau of Thomas and > > >Mehitable Ayers Berry b. 12 Mar 1691 m. Stephen Berry? (NEHGR Vol 38, > > 1884 > > >pg. 282. I am sure this is the right marriage. What I need is > > confirmation > > >the Ann 1694 is the Ann who married Ithamar Berry. It looks like I've only managed to muddy the waters further. -- Dick Marston, Marston Manor, [ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1638/ ]; Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb County Coordinator, [ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ ]; Webmaster: Southern California Genealogical Society, [ http://www.scgs@keyconnect.com/ ]; Owner: NHROCKIN mail list (327 subscribers).

Jack W. Ralph wrote: > > George, > > I don't have the answer to your question, but I will try to help. I > have a copy of the book by the Rev. Jacob Chapman and he does not list > an Ithamar BERRY in the index. He *does* show Ann, 5th child of Joseph > PHILBRICK and Triphena MARSTON, b. 13 Jan 1694 (backed up by the Hampton > VR), but there is no mention of a marriage to anyone. What is the > source of your info? An Ithamar was born in Hampton on 5 March 1697/1698 to John and Mary BERRY. Dow, Joseph, "History of Hampton, N.H., 1638-1892," (1893), pg. 600. Sanborn and Sanborn, "Vital Records of Hampton, New Hampshire, to the End of the Year 1900," (1992), vol. 1, pg. 67. Ithamar is not mentioned again in either book. > Chapman also has an Ann, 6th child of Thomas PHILBRICK and Mehitable > AYRES (dau. of Dalton AYRES), b. 12 Mar 1691, who married Stephen BERRY > of Rochester in 1716. Stephen BERRY and Anne PHILBRICK married in Hampton on 4 Jan 1715/1716. Sanborn and Sanborn, "Vital Records of Hampton, New Hampshire, to the End of the Year 1900," (1998), vol. 2, pg. 40. They had about 4 children in Hampton thereafter. One of them was named Tryphena. These are also named in the vital records. > I believe that the two Anns you refer to are two different women. > > Perhaps our host, Dick Marston, will have additional information that I > do not. > > If you are interested in PHILBRICK research, and/or would like to > correspond with other PHILBRICK/PHILBROOK researchers, I would like to > point out that there is a PHILBRICK-L mailing list on RootsWeb. I would > be happy to give you instructions on how to subscribe. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Jack W. Ralph, AKA Nevada Jack of Carson City > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > -----Original Message----- > From: George Horne <ghorne@clinic.net> > To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 5:59 PM > Subject: Philbrick/Marston > > >Joseph Philbrick married Triphena Marston both of Hampton and had ten > >children born Hampton. The 5th child Ann b. 13 Jan 1694 married who > >Ithamar Berry??? Dow does not answer the question, but they did not marry in Hampton. He doesn't indicate if she married at all. She certainly would be of the right age to have been the Ann/Anne who married Stephen. Based on the name they gave to one of their daughters, it would seem probable that Stephen's Anne was the daughter of Joseph and Tryphena (MARSTON) PHILBRICK. > Rev. Jacob Chapman of Exeter says Stephen Berry? > (NEHGR > >Vol. 38, 1884 pg. 279) He also indicates that Ann dau of Thomas and > >Mehitable Ayers Berry b. 12 Mar 1691 m. Stephen Berry? (NEHGR Vol 38, > 1884 > >pg. 282. I am sure this is the right marriage. What I need is > confirmation > >the Ann 1694 is the Ann who married Ithamar Berry. > > > >Thanks > >George > >ghorne@clinic.net Sorry I couldn't be more help on Ithamar. -- Dick Marston, Marston Manor, [ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1638/ ]; Rockingham County, NH, GenWeb County Coordinator, [ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/1706/ ]; Webmaster: Southern California Genealogical Society, [ http://www.scgs@keyconnect.com/ ]; Owner: NHROCKIN mail list (327 subscribers).

George, I don't have the answer to your question, but I will try to help. I have a copy of the book by the Rev. Jacob Chapman and he does not list an Ithamar BERRY in the index. He *does* show Ann, 5th child of Joseph PHILBRICK and Triphena MARSTON, b. 13 Jan 1694 (backed up by the Hampton VR), but there is no mention of a marriage to anyone. What is the source of your info? Chapman also has an Ann, 6th child of Thomas PHILBRICK and Mehitable AYRES (dau. of Dalton AYRES), b. 12 Mar 1691, who married Stephen BERRY of Rochester in 1716. I believe that the two Anns you refer to are two different women. Perhaps our host, Dick Marston, will have additional information that I do not. If you are interested in PHILBRICK research, and/or would like to correspond with other PHILBRICK/PHILBROOK researchers, I would like to point out that there is a PHILBRICK-L mailing list on RootsWeb. I would be happy to give you instructions on how to subscribe. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jack W. Ralph, AKA Nevada Jack of Carson City Proud RootsWeb Donor Owner of BEEDE-L, DAVENPORT-L & PHILBRICK-L Visit Nevada Jack's Place at: http://users.intercomm.com/nvjack ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -----Original Message----- From: George Horne <ghorne@clinic.net> To: NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com <NHROCKIN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 5:59 PM Subject: Philbrick/Marston >Joseph Philbrick married Triphena Marston both of Hampton and had ten >children born Hampton. The 5th child Ann b. 13 Jan 1694 married who >Ithamar Berry??? Rev. Jacob Chapman of Exeter says Stephen Berry? (NEHGR >Vol. 38, 1884 pg. 279) He also indicates that Ann dau of Thomas and >Mehitable Ayers Berry b. 12 Mar 1691 m. Stephen Berry? (NEHGR Vol 38, 1884 >pg. 282. I am sure this is the right marriage. What I need is confirmation >the Ann 1694 is the Ann who married Ithamar Berry. > >Thanks >George >ghorne@clinic.net