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Phebe Swecker

Birth1811 - Crabbottom Section, Pendlton county, Virginia, United States
Death16 Apr 1855 - Gridley, McLean, Illinois
MotherElizabeth Wolfe
FatherBenjamin Swecker

Born in Crabbottom Section, Pendlton county, Virginia, United States on 1811 to Benjamin Swecker and Elizabeth Wolfe. Phebe Swecker married John Luckey and had 8 children. She passed away on 16 Apr 1855 in Gridley, McLean, Illinois.

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Parents
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Benjamin Swecker
1791 - 1875
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Elizabeth Wolfe
1794 - 1871
Spouse(s)
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John Luckey
1811 - 1869
Children Show all
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Isaac Luckey
1843 - 1920
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Louisa Luckey
1841 - 1892
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John S. Luckey
1839 - 1875
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Phoebe Jane Luckey
1846 - 1870
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Levi L Luckey
1836 - Unknown
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Mary C. Luckey
1838 - 1920
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Sarah S Luckey
1848 - Unknown
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Ambrose B Lucky
1854 - Unknown

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