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Thomas Phillips

Birth29 Aug 1692 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death4 Apr 1751 - Northampton, North Carolina, United States
MotherMary Kimball
FatherEdward Phillips

Born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States on 29 Aug 1692 to Edward Phillips and Mary Kimball. Thomas Phillips married Eleanor Mary (Sutton) Phillips 537 and had 12 children. He passed away on 4 Apr 1751 in Northampton, North Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Edward Phillips
1647 - 1704
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Mary Kimball
1658 - 1737
Spouse(s)
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Eleanor Mary (Sutton) Phillips 537
1707 - 1730
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Reuben Phillips
1720 - 1800
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William Arthur Phillips
1712 - 1780
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Thomas Phillips
1723 - 1792
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Solomon Phillips
1740 - Unknown
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Samuel Phillips
1741 - 1822
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Jonathan Phillips
1725 - 1735
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William Phillips
1731 - 1797
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Silence Phillips
1731 - 1735
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Sarah Phillips
1733 - 1778
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Rachael Phillips
1729 - 1762
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Mark Phillips
1725 - 1762
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Patience Phillips
Unknown - Unknown

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