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John Tulle Phillips

Birth17 AUG 1775 - Orange, North Carolina, United States
Death15 Oct 1836 - Aldridge Creek, Person, North Carolina, United States
MotherFrances Diannah Avery
FatherJohn Phillips

Born in Orange, North Carolina, United States on 17 AUG 1775 to John Phillips and Frances Diannah Avery. John Tulle Phillips married Nancy "Cooper" Cuper and had 6 children. He passed away on 15 Oct 1836 in Aldridge Creek, Person, North Carolina, United States.

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John Phillips
1735 - 1801
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Frances Diannah Avery
1740 - 1778
Spouse(s)
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Nancy "Cooper" Cuper
1779 - 1811
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Nancy Cuper
1779 - 1881
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Susan Farmer-phillips
1795 - 1864
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7 Jesse Walter Phillips
1811 - 1881
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John R. Jr., Phillips
1807 - 1882
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Ann Boone Phillips
1825 - 1898
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Sophia Phillips
1818 - 1885
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Sarah Tapley Phillips
1813 - 1888
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Stephen Phillips
1810 - 1880

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