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Phebe Marshall

Birth20 Jun 1753 - Concord Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death23 Aug 1822 - Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA
MotherEdith Newlin
FatherThomas Marshall

Born in Concord Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA on 20 Jun 1753 to Thomas Marshall and Edith Newlin. Phebe Marshall married Barnabas Coffin and had 13 children. He passed away on 23 Aug 1822 in Deep River, Guilford County, North Carolina, USA.

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Parents
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Thomas Marshall
1727 - 1759
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Edith Newlin
1736 - 1800
Spouse(s)
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Barnabas Coffin
1751 - 1815
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Barnabas Coffin
1751 - 1815
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Stephen Coffin
Unknown - Unknown
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Huldah Coffin
1776 - Unknown
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Stephen Coffin
1794 - Unknown
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Obed Coffin
1778 - 1781
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Barnabas Coffin
1785 - 1823
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Priscilla Coffin
1796 - 1866
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Phebe Starbuck Coffin/hunt
1783 - 1860
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Obed Coffin
1778 - Unknown
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Huldah Coffin
1776 - 1857
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Joseph Coffin Of Deep River
1774 - 1859
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Joseph Coffin
1774 - Unknown
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Abel Coffin
1780 - 1862
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Elizabeth Coffin
1788 - 1872

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