Thomas Philbrick and Mehitable Ayers were married on April 14, 1681 in Kingston, NH.
1676: Timothy Hilliard his guardian.
1691 He was a grantee of Kingstown.
1692/3, 10 Feb: Ann Mastin, alias Philbrook, and James Philbrook, all of Hampton, deeded to Thomas Philbrook of Hampton his share in the estate of his father, James Philbrook deceased.
1694 Selectman of Hampton, NH.
1694 A grantee of Kingstown.
1700 A Hampton constable.
1702: Sold his house and lot, some 5 acres to Samuel Chapman Jr., late of Ipswich.
1702 Removed to Kingstown. In his efforts to open a new settlement upon the frontiers, he with many others suffered and lost much by the attacks of the Indians.
1712 June 6, The Administration of the estate of Thomas Philbrick of Kingston, Yoeman, granted to his widow Mahitable Philbrick.
Probate records Vol 7, pg 92
1712 September 24, Bond of Mahitable Philbrick, widow, with Lieut. James Philbrick and John Redman as sureties in the sum of 200 pounds, for the administration of the estate of her husband, Thomas Philbrick of Kingston. Witnesses: Joseph Smith and Ephriam Marston.
Children of Thomas Philbrick and Mehitable Ayers who were all born in Kingston, NH:
Daughter Philbrick born January 13, 1681.
Jeremiah Philbrick born September 21, 1684.
Elizabeth Philbrick born October 17, 1686.
Timothy Philbrick born May 12, 1689.
Ann Philbrick born March 14, 1691.
Mehitable Philbrick born March 26, 1693.
Hannah Philbrick born December 19, 1695.
Samuel Philbrick born May 13, 1698.
Jedediah Philbrick born August 9, 1700.
Thomas Philbrick born June 9, 1704.
1676: Timothy Hilliard his guardian.
1691 He was a grantee of Kingstown.
1692/3, 10 Feb: Ann Mastin, alias Philbrook, and James Philbrook, all of Hampton, deeded to Thomas Philbrook of Hampton his share in the estate of his father, James Philbrook deceased.
1694 Selectman of Hampton, NH.
1694 A grantee of Kingstown.
1700 A Hampton constable.
1702: Sold his house and lot, some 5 acres to Samuel Chapman Jr., late of Ipswich.
1702 Removed to Kingstown. In his efforts to open a new settlement upon the frontiers, he with many others suffered and lost much by the attacks of the Indians.
1712 June 6, The Administration of the estate of Thomas Philbrick of Kingston, Yoeman, granted to his widow Mahitable Philbrick.
Probate records Vol 7, pg 92
1712 September 24, Bond of Mahitable Philbrick, widow, with Lieut. James Philbrick and John Redman as sureties in the sum of 200 pounds, for the administration of the estate of her husband, Thomas Philbrick of Kingston. Witnesses: Joseph Smith and Ephriam Marston.
Children of Thomas Philbrick and Mehitable Ayers who were all born in Kingston, NH:
Daughter Philbrick born January 13, 1681.
Jeremiah Philbrick born September 21, 1684.
Elizabeth Philbrick born October 17, 1686.
Timothy Philbrick born May 12, 1689.
Ann Philbrick born March 14, 1691.
Mehitable Philbrick born March 26, 1693.
Hannah Philbrick born December 19, 1695.
Samuel Philbrick born May 13, 1698.
Jedediah Philbrick born August 9, 1700.
Thomas Philbrick born June 9, 1704.
Thomas Philbrick and Mehitable Ayers were married on April 14, 1681 in Kingston, NH.
1676: Timothy Hilliard his guardian.
1691 He was a grantee of Kingstown.
1692/3, 10 Feb: Ann Mastin, alias Philbrook, and James Philbrook, all of Hampton, deeded to Thomas Philbrook of Hampton his share in the estate of his father, James Philbrook deceased.
1694 Selectman of Hampton, NH.
1694 A grantee of Kingstown.
1700 A Hampton constable.
1702: Sold his house and lot, some 5 acres to Samuel Chapman Jr., late of Ipswich.
1702 Removed to Kingstown. In his efforts to open a new settlement upon the frontiers, he with many others suffered and lost much by the attacks of the Indians.
1712 June 6, The Administration of the estate of Thomas Philbrick of Kingston, Yoeman, granted to his widow Mahitable Philbrick.
Probate records Vol 7, pg 92
1712 September 24, Bond of Mahitable Philbrick, widow, with Lieut. James Philbrick and John Redman as sureties in the sum of 200 pounds, for the administration of the estate of her husband, Thomas Philbrick of Kingston. Witnesses: Joseph Smith and Ephriam Marston.
Children of Thomas Philbrick and Mehitable Ayers who were all born in Kingston, NH:
Daughter Philbrick born January 13, 1681.
Jeremiah Philbrick born September 21, 1684.
Elizabeth Philbrick born October 17, 1686.
Timothy Philbrick born May 12, 1689.
Ann Philbrick born March 14, 1691.
Mehitable Philbrick born March 26, 1693.
Hannah Philbrick born December 19, 1695.
Samuel Philbrick born May 13, 1698.
Jedediah Philbrick born August 9, 1700.
Thomas Philbrick born June 9, 1704.
1676: Timothy Hilliard his guardian.
1691 He was a grantee of Kingstown.
1692/3, 10 Feb: Ann Mastin, alias Philbrook, and James Philbrook, all of Hampton, deeded to Thomas Philbrook of Hampton his share in the estate of his father, James Philbrook deceased.
1694 Selectman of Hampton, NH.
1694 A grantee of Kingstown.
1700 A Hampton constable.
1702: Sold his house and lot, some 5 acres to Samuel Chapman Jr., late of Ipswich.
1702 Removed to Kingstown. In his efforts to open a new settlement upon the frontiers, he with many others suffered and lost much by the attacks of the Indians.
1712 June 6, The Administration of the estate of Thomas Philbrick of Kingston, Yoeman, granted to his widow Mahitable Philbrick.
Probate records Vol 7, pg 92
1712 September 24, Bond of Mahitable Philbrick, widow, with Lieut. James Philbrick and John Redman as sureties in the sum of 200 pounds, for the administration of the estate of her husband, Thomas Philbrick of Kingston. Witnesses: Joseph Smith and Ephriam Marston.
Children of Thomas Philbrick and Mehitable Ayers who were all born in Kingston, NH:
Daughter Philbrick born January 13, 1681.
Jeremiah Philbrick born September 21, 1684.
Elizabeth Philbrick born October 17, 1686.
Timothy Philbrick born May 12, 1689.
Ann Philbrick born March 14, 1691.
Mehitable Philbrick born March 26, 1693.
Hannah Philbrick born December 19, 1695.
Samuel Philbrick born May 13, 1698.
Jedediah Philbrick born August 9, 1700.
Thomas Philbrick born June 9, 1704.
