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Phebe Linton

Birth05 May 1814 - St. George, Charlotte County, NB, Canada
Death12 Mar 1880 - New Brunswick, Canada
MotherEunice Greenlaw
FatherAaron Linton

Born in St. George, Charlotte County, NB, Canada on 05 May 1814 to Aaron Linton and Eunice Greenlaw. Phebe Linton married John Newton Seelye and had 11 children. She passed away on 12 Mar 1880 in New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Aaron Linton
1771 - 1826
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Eunice Greenlaw
1781 - 1863
Spouse(s)
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John Newton Seelye
1818 - 1874
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Charles Robt Reed
Unknown - 1838
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Sophia M. Seelye
1844 - 1913
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Amanda Seelye
1847 - 1930
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Margaret Seelye
1841 - 1865
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Harriet Seelye
1857 - 1935
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Joanna B. Seelye
1849 - Unknown
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Stewart Haliburton Seelye
1850 - 1927
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Charlotte Reed
1836 - Unknown
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Margaret Levina Seeley
1845 - 1926
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John N. Seelye
1854 - 1854
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Alberton Seelye
1851 - Unknown
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Phoebe Ann Reed
1832 - 1901

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