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Phoebe Stevens

Birth29 Aug 1760 - Goffstown, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States
Death28 JUN 1828 - Farmington, ME
MotherAbigail Johnson
FatherBenjamin Stevens

Born in Goffstown, Hillsborough, New Hampshire, United States on 29 Aug 1760 to Benjamin Stevens and Abigail Johnson. Phoebe Stevens married Nathan Hawes and had 10 children. She passed away on 28 JUN 1828 in Farmington, ME.

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Parents
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Benjamin Stevens
1721 - 1811
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Abigail Johnson
1722 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Nathan Hawes
1760 - 1845
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Nathan Richardson Hawes
1791 - 1879
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Mary Hawes
1789 - Unknown
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Hannah Kimball Hawes
1786 - 1872
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Stephen Johnson Hawes
1784 - 1865
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Abigail Hawes
1783 - 1870
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Joseph Hawes
1793 - 1886
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John Hawes
1797 - 1884
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Belinda Hawes
1808 - 1900
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David Hawes
1798 - 1877
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Benjamin Stevens Hawes
1795 - 1817

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