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Phebe Williams

Birth20 Oct 1731 - Whitemarsh, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
DeathAbt. 1770 - Goshen, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA
MotherElizabeth Maulsby
FatherReese Williams

Born in Whitemarsh, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 20 Oct 1731 to Reese Williams and Elizabeth Maulsby. Phebe Williams married John H (Edgemont tavern) Hoopes and had 6 children. She passed away on Abt. 1770 in Goshen, Chester County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Reese Williams
1686 - 1748
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Elizabeth Maulsby
1694 - 1759
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John H (Edgemont Tavern) Hoopes
1733 - 1792
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Elizabeth Hoopes
1760 - 1848
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Daniel Hoopes
1756 - 1829
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Abraham Hoopes
1755 - 1807
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Phebe Hoopes
1762 - 1790
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John Hoopes
1758 - 1812
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Sarah Hoopes
1767 - 1852

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