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Phebe Ayer

Birth15 May 1732 - Franklin (New London), Connecticut, USA
Death1773 - Connecticut, United States
MotherAbigail Hartshorn
FatherTimothy Ayers

Born in Franklin (New London), Connecticut, USA on 15 May 1732 to Timothy Ayers and Abigail Hartshorn. Phebe Ayer married Ebenezer Lathrop and had 9 children. She passed away on 1773 in Connecticut, United States.

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Parents
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Timothy Ayers
1698 - 1771
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Abigail Hartshorn
1705 - 1789
Spouse(s)
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Ebenezer Lathrop
1732 - 1806
Children Show all
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Lucretia Lathrop
1763 - 1851
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Mary Lathrop
1761 - Unknown
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Seth Lathrop
1771 - 1849
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James Lathrop
1759 - Unknown
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Phebe Lathrop
1767 - 1789
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Esther Lathrop
1765 - 1846
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Elizabeth Lathrop
1768 - Unknown
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John Lothropp
1773 - 1862
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John Lathrop
1773 - Unknown

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