PHILBRICK / PHILBROOK Documents

The Philbrick & Philbrook Research Group



Scanned Images of some very old and fragile documents.

The documents below have been named the BEGA COLLECTION, for future reference.
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Document [circa 1748?] listing children of John PHILBRICK and Judith Sanborn, married 26 Dec 1734.

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Deed: Caleb Morey to Jonathan PHILBRICK and John Deane, 7 April 1778.

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Quitclaim document: Samuel Dennett to Jonathan PHILBRICK, 25 May 1805.

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Page from 1812 ledger listing acreage and lots and ages of children.

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Probate
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Last Will & Testament of Jonathan PHILBRICK, 17 Feb 1817.

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Court of Probate document, Portland, Maine to
Sarah PHILBRICK, August 1821.

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Probate
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Court of Probate document, Standish, Maine, to
Sarah PHILBRICK, 28 August 1821.

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Deed: Joseph Noble and Eleazor Wyer to Sarah PHILBRICK, Cumberland Co., Maine, 10 Aug 1830.

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Letter from 29 Dec 1835: "The Origin and Descent from Grandfather Philbrick" written by Thomas Shaw, son of Ebenezer Shaw and Anna Philbrick (1720/21-1804)

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TRANSCRIPTION #2 [with notes and additional data].

 

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Quitclaim deed, Cumberland Co., Maine: Miriam Higgins to John PHILBRICK, 12 May 1854.

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Document from 1863 [apparently] which seems to say that Thomas1 came to America in 1630 with Sir Richard Saltonstall.  It also includes a partial list of the descendants of  Thomas1. The source of this document is unknown.

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Letter dated 24 July 1863, Seabrook, written by John PHILBRICK [1791-1884] the grandson of Abner PHILBRICK. It was written to John Hasty PHILBRICK [1815-1872], his 2nd cousin, once removed.  It has much genealogical information tracing the branches to Thomas the Emigrant, plus information about the Wisconsin branch and the change of spelling of the name from PHILBRICK to PHILBROOK.

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Letter dated 29 July 1863, a reply to the letter of 24 July 1863 [above]. This letter was written by John Hasty PHILBRICK, who was a Senator in the State Legislature of Maine, and calls himself an antiquarian.  Very interesting with lots of information.

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Document dated 1864 listing the descendants of Jonathon & Sarah PHILBRICK, plus some Hasty families.

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The document below was acquired in August 2012 by Robert W. Philbrook.  It appears to be a land sale and mentions several key things:  "Joseph Dow" - "John Dow" - "Salisbury" and a partial date of "One Thousand Six Hundred..." (the rest is torn off and lost.)  It is signed by Thomas Philbrick Sen.

 We have only 3 "Thomas Philbricks" living in the late 1600s.  Thomas the Emigrant; his son Thomas Philbrick (Jr.) and Thomas Philbrick son of James Philbrick and grandson of Thomas Philbrick (the Emigrant).  We have the signature of Thomas Philbrick3 (son of James) and the signature for sure does not match.  We assume, because the signature is "Thomas Philbrick Sen" it is referring to Thomas Philbrick2 who would have been the "Senior" after his father's death about 1667.

The writing is difficult to read and a portion of the original document is missing, including the part dating when in the 1600s this is.  We can see the word "February" at the bottom right but no year or day that we can tell.  We can not read what it says under Thomas' signature. Maybe you or others can help transcribe it.  Whenever we have a decent transcription, we will publish it here.

Below are several different versions of the same document, each modified with PhotoShop.  It is assumed that some will be easier to read than others.  Click an image to see a larger version.
 

Original
Negative of Original
Enhanced
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Greyscale
Negative of Greyscale
Black and White
Negative of Black and White

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