[Conjecture] EP is the right age - however, [Philbrick 10] makes no connection at all for EP one way or the other.

[1383] Ann --

[Philbrick 10] Born c1622. JP was a mariner; he and his wife Ann had in Hampton (1647-1668) Bethia, Capt James Jr, Apphia, Esther, Thomas Jr, Sarah, Joseph, Elizabeth, and Mehetable.

[NEHGR 108:258] Lieutenant JP, drowned 16 Nov 1674.

[2765] Elizabeth Knopp

	bp. 8 July 1593	Bures St Mary, Co Suffolk	[NEHGR 147:327]
	d. 19 February 1663/4	Hampton NH	[Philbrick 7]

[NEHGR 147:327] EK married T Filbrick (Philbrick)

[Philbrick 7] TP supposed to have come from England c1630 and settled in Watertown Mass. He is said to have been a mariner in early like and master of a vessel before coming to NE from Lincolnshire. In Watertown in 1636. In 1645-6 TP sold his estate in Watertown to Isaac Stearns and in 1650/1 had moved to Hampton. In 1661, he bought from John Moulton land adjoing the farms of his sons James and son-in-law John Cass. TP made his will in March 1664 and calls himself very aged.

[NEHGR 108:257-8] As TF Jr. he was sworn as a juryman (capitol pledge with homage at a Bures court 5 October 18 James I (1620). He occurs iin the Bures manor court rolls in 12 October 1631, when he was amerced 3/4 as a tenant of the manor for a defult. He came to NE about 1635 and was a proprietor at Watertown Mass in 1636. In January 1545/6 he sold his property in Watertown and joined his sons in Hampton. In 1655 he was a culler of staves. His will, dated 12 march 1663/4 was proved 8 October 1667. In it he calls himself `aged' and names several grandchildren. 8 children.

[5529] Elizabeth --

d. 1619

Bures, Co Suffolk

[NEHGR 108:257]

[NEHGR 108:257] He is probably the TF who occurs at Bures in 26 Elizabeth (1593/4), and was amerced on 2 June, 38 Elizabeth (1596) at a view of frankpledge at the Bures manor court. On 26 October, 6 James (1608) he was a sercher of cloth at Bures. 10 children from 1575/6 to 1598