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John T Phillips

Birth08/22/1873 - Arkansas
Death02 May 1935 - Strong, Union, Arkansas, United States
MotherMary Elizabeth Sanford
FatherElijah Franklin Phillips

Born in Arkansas on 08/22/1873 to Elijah Franklin Phillips and Mary Elizabeth Sanford. John T Phillips married Martha Ann Mattie Dunn and had 12 children. He passed away on 02 May 1935 in Strong, Union, Arkansas, United States.

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Parents
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Elijah Franklin Phillips
1852 - 1918
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Mary Elizabeth Sanford
1854 - 1900
Spouse(s)
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Martha Ann Mattie Dunn
1886 - 1952
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Minnie Alice Christine Phillips
1901 - 1989
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Levy Thomas Phillips
1908 - 1972
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Orville Blanton Phillips
1908 - Unknown
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Ivey Franklin Phillips
1897 - 1970
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Mildred Averill Phillips
1910 - 1966
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Elmer Phillips
1904 - 1993
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Dewey Chester Phillips
1898 - 1974
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Gracie Phillips
1900 - 1983
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May Phillips
1896 - 1965
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Lillie Lee Phillips
1898 - 1981
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Maudie Phillips
1909 - Unknown
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Ewen Phillips
1906 - Unknown

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