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