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Phebe Poor

Birth24 June 1754 - Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death13 Apr 1819 - Andover, Oxford, Maine, USA
MotherPhebe Varnum
FatherBenjamin POOR

Born in Andover, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 24 June 1754 to Benjamin POOR and Phebe Varnum. Phebe Poor married John Farrington and had 12 children. She passed away on 13 Apr 1819 in Andover, Oxford, Maine, USA.

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Parents
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Benjamin Poor
1727 - 1823
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Phebe Varnum
1731 - 1804
Spouse(s)
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John Farrington
1754 - 1802
Children Show all
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Mary "Polly" Farrington
1777 - 1859
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Phebe Varnum Farrington
1781 - 1848
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Jacob Farrington
1786 - 1857
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John Farrington
1779 - 1840
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Elizabeth 'Betsey' Putnam Farrington
1783 - 1866
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Benjamin Farrington
1793 - 1863
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Philander Farrington
1792 - Unknown
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Martha Farrington
1787 - 1870
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Debbe Farrington
1795 - Unknown
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Sophia Farrington
1790 - 1860
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James Farrington
1796 - 1866
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Sarah "Sally" Farrington
1785 - 1876

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