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Phoebe-Ann Dickenson

Birth1816 - New York
Death08 Oct 1883 - Durham Conn US
MotherSophia Bailey- Cochran
FatherSophia Bailey- Cochran

Born in New York on 1816 to Sophia Bailey- Cochran and Sophia Bailey- Cochran. Phoebe-Ann Dickenson married Daniel Bailey and had 8 children. She passed away on 08 Oct 1883 in Durham Conn US.

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Parents
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Sophia Bailey- Cochran
1790 - Unknown
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Sophia Bailey- Cochran
1790 - Unknown
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Daniel Bailey
1812 - 1888
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Julia Adelle Bailey
1853 - 1945
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Samuel C. Bailey
1839 - Unknown
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Daniel Bailey
1855 - Unknown
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Ann Amelia Bailey
1860 - Unknown
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Edwin C Bailey
1837 - 1917
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Emily Bailey
1855 - Unknown
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Albert Bailey
1848 - Unknown
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Frederick Bailey
1857 - Unknown

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