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James Philipps

Birth1 Aug 1791 - Hampshire, England
Death6 Aug 1862 - Long Creek, Oconee, South Carolina, United States
MotherMartha Terry
FatherThomas Phillips

Born in Hampshire, England on 1 Aug 1791 to Thomas Phillips and Martha Terry. James Philipps married Mary Edwards and had 11 children. He passed away on 6 Aug 1862 in Long Creek, Oconee, South Carolina, United States.

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Thomas Phillips
1761 - 1831
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Martha Terry
1767 - 1796
Spouse(s)
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Mary Edwards
1791 - 1848
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Robert James Phillips
1827 - 1888
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Caroline Amelia Phillips
1833 - Unknown
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Charlotte Phillips
1816 - 1897
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Emma Jane Phillips
1829 - 1880
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William Henry Phillips
1822 - Unknown
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George Phillips
1824 - 1891
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Mary Phillips
1809 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lyme Phillips
1818 - 1878
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Ann Philips
1814 - 1871
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Henry Phillips
1835 - Unknown
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Alfred Phillips
1830 - Unknown

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