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Annis Phillips

Birth17 Jul 1783 - Marion, Marion, South Carolina, United States
Death9 Sep 1863 - Marion, Marion, South Carolina, United States
MotherElizabeth Hannah Kirton
FatherJohn "Jockey" Phillips

Born in Marion, Marion, South Carolina, United States on 17 Jul 1783 to John "Jockey" Phillips and Elizabeth Hannah Kirton. Annis Phillips married William Baker and had 8 children. She passed away on 9 Sep 1863 in Marion, Marion, South Carolina, United States.

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John "Jockey" Phillips
1740 - 1812
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Elizabeth Hannah Kirton
1740 - 1804
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William Baker
1776 - 1833
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Abraham Giles
1780 - 1805
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Martha Caroline Baker
1822 - 1854
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Elizabeth Susan Baker
1816 - 1850
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Ann Elizabeth Baker
1811 - 1848
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James Robert M Baker
1818 - 1850
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William J Baker
1825 - 1876
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Mary Jane Baker
1805 - 1848
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Jeanette Baker
Unknown - 1835
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Hugh Giles
1804 - 1866

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