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Phebe Dickinson

BirthNov 1702 - Glastonbury, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Death1778 - Not Available
MotherMary Loveland
FatherThomas Dickinson

Born in Glastonbury, Hartford, Connecticut, USA on Nov 1702 to Thomas Dickinson and Mary Loveland. Phebe Dickinson married Abraham (Chamberlain) Skinner and had 11 children. She passed away on 1778.

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Parents
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Thomas Dickinson
1668 - 1717
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Mary Loveland
1671 - 1728
Spouse(s)
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Abraham (Chamberlain) Skinner
1700 - 1778
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Abraham Skinner
1731 - 1790
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Sarah Skinner
1734 - 1741
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Rebecca Rubena Skinner
1739 - Unknown
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Thomas Skinner
1736 - Unknown
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Phebe Skinner
1727 - Unknown
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Zerviah Skinner
1729 - Unknown
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Zuriah (Dickinson) Skinner
1729 - Unknown
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Abraham Skinner, Capt.
1755 - 1826
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William Skinner
1725 - 1823
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Joseph Skinner
1723 - 1775
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Phebe Skinner
1753 - 1844

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