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James Silas Phillips

Birth8 July 1874 - Alabama
Death18 February 1958 - Marengo, Alabama
MotherEloise "Ella" Felton Herron
FatherBenjamin Price "Borgy" Phillips

Born in Alabama on 8 July 1874 to Benjamin Price "Borgy" Phillips and Eloise "Ella" Felton Herron. James Silas Phillips married Anna Pharr and had 6 children. He passed away on 18 February 1958 in Marengo, Alabama.

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Parents
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Benjamin Price "Borgy" Phillips
1828 - 1866
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Eloise "Ella" Felton Herron
1846 - 1938
Spouse(s)
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Anna Pharr
1874 - 1957
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Johnnie Phillips Thomas
1915 - 2009
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Cecil Ervin Phillips
1906 - 1986
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Emmie F Phillips
1909 - 1986
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Edgar M Phillips
1898 - 1975
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Robert G. Phillips
1903 - 1946
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Mary I Philipps
1912 - 1990

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