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Mehitable (GOULD) PHILLIPS, West Virginia

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Mehitable (GOULD) PHILLIPS, West Virginia

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01/01/2001

Mehitable (GOULD) PHILLIPS, West Virginia

Mehitable GOULD PHILLIPS,(1799-1872), Wife of William O. PHILLIPS (1794-1860), Daughter of Aaron GOULD (1757-1826) & Lydia GRAY (1763-1830)
Mehitable was born in Massachusetts, married and died in WV(VA)

Date & Place: in West Virginia USA

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Kay Martin

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03/11/2003

My ancestor, Eunice Gould (1776-1852), m Adam Gardner 13 Mar 1796 in Hampden Co., Mass. Could she have been an aunt of Mehitable?

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Mehitable (Gould) Phillips born 1799

Mehitable (Gould) Phillips was born in 1799. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mehitable (Gould) Phillips.

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