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Phoebe Killin

Birth20 July 1850 - Clackamas, Clackamas, Oregon, United States
Death8 January 1917 - North Plains, Washington, Oregon, United States
MotherFrances Ulam
FatherJohn Killin

Born in Clackamas, Clackamas, Oregon, United States on 20 July 1850 to John Killin and Frances Ulam. Phoebe Killin married George Washington Morgan and had 10 children. She passed away on 8 January 1917 in North Plains, Washington, Oregon, United States.

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Parents
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John Killin
1793 - 1867
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Frances Ulam
1813 - 1909
Spouse(s)
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George Washington Morgan
1840 - 1924
Children Show all
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Mary Francis Morgan
1866 - 1940
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Thomas Walter Morgan
1877 - 1932
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William David Morgan
1879 - 1931
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James Frederick Morgan
1871 - 1946
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Minnie Rae Morgan
1888 - 1971
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Ella Mae Morgan
1890 - 1970
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John W Morgan
1868 - 1939
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Elmer Ellis Morgan
1883 - 1957
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John Edward Morgan
1868 - 1943
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Josephine Minerva "Josie" Morgan
1876 - 1949

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