Olive Bennett

Birth26 Jan 1690 - Birmingham, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States

Death4 Feb 1733 - Thornbury Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherAnn (John Bennett Jr) Brinton - English IMMIGRANT

FatherJohn "Quaker" Bennett Jr - English IMMIGRANT

Born in Birmingham, Chester, Pennsylvania, United States on 26 Jan 1690 to John "Quaker" Bennett Jr - English IMMIGRANT and Ann (John Bennett Jr) Brinton - English IMMIGRANT. Olive Bennett married William Pyle (Quaker) and had 8 children. She passed away on 4 Feb 1733 in Thornbury Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

John "Quaker" Bennett Jr - English Immigrant
1656 - 1709

Ann (John Bennett Jr) Brinton - English Immigrant
1660 - 1719

Spouse(s)

William Pyle (Quaker)
1684 - 1733

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Isaac Pyle
1708 - 1794

Phebe Pyle
1726 - Unknown

Job Pyle
1722 - 1751

John Pyle
1708 - 1771

Ann Pyle
1708 - 1760

Mary Pyle
1714 - 1782

Olive Pyle (Quaker)
1717 - 1785

William Pyle
1719 - 1795

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