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Alice Phillips

Birth1666 - Zennor, Cornwall, England
Death30 Sep 1731 - Towednack, Cornwall, England
MotherJane Rowe
FatherFrancis John Phillips

Born in Zennor, Cornwall, England on 1666 to Francis John Phillips and Jane Rowe. Alice Phillips married Martin Trewhella and had 12 children. She passed away on 30 Sep 1731 in Towednack, Cornwall, England.

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Parents
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Francis John Phillips
1627 - 1697
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Jane Rowe
1627 - 1681
Spouse(s)
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Martin Trewhella
1660 - 1727
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Martin Trewhella
1695 - 1763
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Catherine Trewhella
1708 - 1788
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Alice Trewhella
1697 - 1759
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Mary Trewhella
1691 - 1778
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Christopher Trewhella
1702 - 1779
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Thomas Trewelae
1690 - 1763
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William Trewhella
1689 - 1694
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Jane Trewhella
1700 - 1763
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Martin Trewhella
1694 - 1694
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Catherine Trewhella
1705 - 1705
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Dorothy Trewhella
1690 - 1714
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Catherine Trewhella
1694 - 1732

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