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Nathaniel Phillips

Birth5 July 1749 - Bellingham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States of America
Death01 Feb 1812 - Not Available
MotherSusanna Hawes
FatherCaleb Phillips

Born in Bellingham, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States of America on 5 July 1749 to Caleb Phillips and Susanna Hawes. Nathaniel Phillips married Sarah Easterbrooks and had 6 children. He passed away on 01 Feb 1812.

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Caleb Phillips
1705 - 1793
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Susanna Hawes
1707 - 1781
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Sarah Easterbrooks
1752 - 1838
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Rebecca Phillips
1774 - 1846
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Nathaniel Phillips
1776 - Unknown
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Samuel Phillips
1779 - Unknown
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John Phillips
1784 - Unknown
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Thomas Phillips
1771 - Unknown
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Salle Phillips
1782 - Unknown

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