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Phoebe Stone

Birth20 Jul 1873 - Logan County, West Virginia, USA
Death15 Dec 1949 - Chauncey, Logan, West Virginia
MotherLevicy "Vicy" McCoy
FatherAnderson Anse Stone

Born in Logan County, West Virginia, USA on 20 Jul 1873 to Anderson Anse Stone and Levicy "Vicy" McCoy. Phoebe Stone married William Gilman and had 12 children. She passed away on 15 Dec 1949 in Chauncey, Logan, West Virginia.

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Parents
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Anderson Anse Stone
1850 - 1877
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Levicy "Vicy" Mccoy
1844 - 1917
Spouse(s)
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William Gilman
1873 - 1954
Children Show all
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Lewis Gillman
1908 - 1985
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Betty Gillman
1898 - 1959
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Matilda Gillman
1906 - 1931
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Lon Gillman
1902 - 1968
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Vicie Lou Gillman
1896 - 1983
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Roxie Gillman
1913 - 1987
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Charley Gillman
1900 - 1982
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Martha Lee Gillman
1915 - 1987
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Minnie Gillman
1904 - Unknown
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Elmer Gillman
1919 - Unknown
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Brookie Gillman
1922 - Unknown
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Oma Elise Gillman
1912 - 1997

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