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     George Philhower was born at Germany.¹

     Jerg (Philip) came from Germany and arrived in Philadelphia on 16 Sep 1748 on the ship Paliena.
     NOTE: The ship is probably the Patience (Captain John Brown). There is a list of men with ages (List A, the Captain's List) and a list of foreigners without ages (List C, The signers of the Oath of Abjuration). On the first list is Phillip Filhawer, 24; and on the second Jerg Pilipps Wulhauer. Most likely is that he went by Philip, but in German fashion signed with his full name.
     Phillip supposedly had a brother George, who went to Virginia, but it unclear, whether this is true.^1,2,3,4
     Jurg Phillipp Wulhauer (George Philip Philhower) arrived in Philadelphia from the Netherlands in 1748 and gave Germany as his place of birth. Family tradition relates, he met his bride to be, Ann Maria (Mary) while emigrating to the U.S. After settling in Huntington County, New Jersey, Philip went back to Philadelphia for his bride; they married before 1753. (From: "Genealogy of the Philhower family," by Florence Elizabeth Philhower (Mrs. James M. O'Grady.)⁵)
     His son George moved to Virginia.² Name variation: George Wuhlhauer.¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,2

     Isaac Philhower married Rebecca Melick.¹

     He married either a Hart or a Cramer (acc. to Germans in NJ) or Elizabeth Hart (acc. to WikiTree), and went to Ohio in 1817. He had seven or eight children.^2,3

     Jacob Philhower married Elizabeth Apgar, daughter of Peter A Apgar.^1,2

     Jacob Philhower married Mary Dunham, daughter of Peter F Dunham.

     Did Jacob and Philip marry the same woman?

     Jesse Philhower was born in 1823. He (1) married Elizabeth Trimmer, daughter of David Trimmer.¹ Jesse Philhower (2) married Sarah Hoffman, daughter of Samuel Hoffman.¹

     John Philhower (1) married Rachel Sutton, daughter of John Sutton.² John Philhower (2) married Polly Lyon.^1,2

     John Philhower lived at Mountainville, Hunterdon County, NJ.¹

     John Philhower married Barbara Apgar.¹

     Margaret Philhower married Anthony Herzog.¹

     Married name: Herzog.

     Mary Philhower married Adam Apgar, son of Jacob Apgar.¹

     Married name: Apgar.

     Mary Philhower married Adam Tiger.¹

     Married name: Tiger.

     Peter Philhower was born in 1772.^1,2 He married Elizabeth Hotrum.^1,2 Peter Philhower died on 1 April 1858.^1,2

     Peter Philhower and Elizabeth had at least nine children.²

     Peter J Philhower married Elizabeth Apgar.¹

     Peter J Philhower married Elizabeth Apgar, daughter of Nicholas Apgar.¹

     Philip Philhower was born in 1724.³ He married Mary (?) at Mountainville, Hunterdon County, NJ.¹

     Jerg (Philip) came from Germany and arrived in Philadelphia on 16 Sep 1748 on the ship Paliena.
     NOTE: The ship is probably the Patience (Captain John Brown). There is a list of men with ages (List A, the Captain's List) and a list of foreigners without ages (List C, The signers of the Oath of Abjuration). On the first list is Phillip Filhawer, 24; and on the second Jerg Pilipps Wulhauer. Most likely is that he went by Philip, but in German fashion signed with his full name.
     Phillip supposedly had a brother George, who went to Virginia, but it unclear, whether this is true.^1,2,3,4 Philip Philhower and Mary lived in 1750 at Hunterdon County, NJ.¹
     Jurg Phillipp Wulhauer (George Philip Philhower) arrived in Philadelphia from the Netherlands in 1748 and gave Germany as his place of birth. Family tradition relates, he met his bride to be, Ann Maria (Mary) while emigrating to the U.S. After settling in Huntington County, New Jersey, Philip went back to Philadelphia for his bride; they married before 1753. (From: "Genealogy of the Philhower family," by Florence Elizabeth Philhower (Mrs. James M. O'Grady.)⁵)

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,6

     Philip Philhower married Barbara Teats, daughter of Jacob Teats and Elizabeth Bird, on 19 April 1817.^1,2

     Philip Philhower married Mary Dunham.¹

     Did Jacob and Philip marry the same woman?

     Polly Philhower was born in 1771.³ She married Peter Sutton.^1,2 Polly Philhower died on 1 August 1858.¹

     Married name: Sutton.

     Rachel Philhower married Casper Apgar, son of Casper Apgar.¹

     Married name: Apgar.

     Richard Philhower (1) married Maria Rowe.¹ Richard Philhower (2) married Ellen Bird.¹

     Susan Philhower married Harman Hoffman.¹

     Married name: Hoffman.

     William Philhower married Catharine Apgar.^1,2

     William Philhower married Elizabeth Felver.¹

     Adolphus Phillipse was baptized on 15 November 1665 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johan Hardenbroeck, Abel Hardenbroeck, and Ursel Hardenbroeck; father Frederick Philipszen, mother Margriet Hardenbroeck.)^1,3,4 He died in January 1750 unmarried.²

     Annetje Philipse married Volckert Dircks.²

     They lived in Bushwick and moved to Somerset County, NJ around 1703.² Married name: Dircks.

     Annetje Phillipse was from N. Yorck when she married.³ She was baptized on 27 November 1667 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Hardenbroeck and Maria Hardenbroeck; father Fredrick Philipszen, mother Margriet Hardenbroeck.)^1,4,5 She married Phillip French Jr. on 6 July 1694 at New York City (DRC.)^1,6,7 (with license. He was Mr. Philip French, jm from London; she Anna Philips, jd from N. Yorck, both living here; reg. In July 1694.)³ Annetje Phillipse died before 15 November 1751.²

     Married name: French.

     Frederick Phillipse was from Bolswaert when he married.⁴ He was baptized on 8 March 1627 at Bolsward, Friesland, The Netherlands, (father Phillippus Douwes, mother not listed.)^3,5 He (1) married Margrieta Hardenbrook, daughter of Adolph Hardenbrook and Maria Caterberg, at New York City (DRC.)^6,4,7 (Banns on 28 October 1662. He was Fredrick Philipszen, from Bolswaert; she Margariet Hardenbroeck, wid. of Pieter Rudolphs.)^6,1 Frederick Phillipse (2) married Catharina Van Cortlandt, daughter of Oloff Stevense Van Cortlandt and Ann Lockermans, on 30 November 1692 at New York City (DRC.)^8,9,1,2 (with license. He was Mr Fredrick Philipszen wid. of Margariet Hardens; she Catherina Van Corlant, wid. of John Der Val, both living here; reg. On 30 November 1692.)⁸ Frederick Phillipse died before 9 December 1702.¹⁰

     He was listed in the NYDC member list of 1686 as "Hr. Frederick Philipszen" (member #231, name #293.)¹¹ Frederick Phillipse made a will on 26 October 1700. It was proved 9 Dec 1702. He mentions his grandson Frederick Flipse, son of his late son Philip; his son Adolphus Flypse; his eldest daughter Eva, wife of Jacobus Van Cortlandt; daughter Annatje, wife of Philip French, and her son Philip French; his wife Catherine Flipse. Executors: son Adolphus and son-in-law Jacobus Van Cortlandt.^12,10

     Ina Philips was born on 1 August 1868 at Nyack, Rockland County, NY.¹ She died in 1954.¹

     Philip Phillipse was baptized on 18 March 1663 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Abel Hardenbroeck and his wife; father Frederick Philipszen, mother Margareta Hardenbroeck.)^1,3,4 He married Maria Sparks, daughter of Governor Sparks of Barbadoes, on 6 November 1694 at Barbados.^2,5 Philip Phillipse died before 24 September 1698.²

     Rombout Phillipse was baptized on 9 January 1670 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Belitje Hardenbroeck; father Fredrick Philipszen, mother Magariet Hardenbroeck.)^1,3,4 He died before 1700 without issue, as he is not named in his father's will.⁵