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Eva Mcclintock

BirthFebruary 28, 1903 - Somerset County, Pennsylvania
Death10 Oct 1964 - Somerset, Somerset, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherSadie McClintock
FatherCaleb McClintock

Born in Somerset County, Pennsylvania on February 28, 1903 to Caleb McClintock and Sadie McClintock. Eva Mcclintock married John Edward Phillippi and had 6 children. She passed away on 10 Oct 1964 in Somerset, Somerset, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Caleb Mcclintock
1880 - 1936
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Sadie Mcclintock
1882 - 1971
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John Edward Phillippi
1898 - 1968
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Elva Irene Phillippi
1926 - 2012
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Elroy Phillippi
1921 - 1926
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Paul Phillippi
1931 - 1931
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Willard F. Phillippi
1924 - 1970
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Thelma Phillippi
1924 - 1986
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Hilda L Phillippi
1928 - Unknown

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