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Sign up freeAbraham Philips 1670–1711 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: 2 Oct 1670
Birth Location: Huxham, Devon, England
Death Date: Bef. 15 May 1711
Death Location: Woodbury, Devon, England
Father: Wearen Phillips
Mother: Maria Hawke
Spouse(s): Hannah None
Children(s): Thomas Phillips
The story of Abraham Philips began in 1670 in Huxham, Devon, England. Abraham Philips married Hannah, and had children including Thomas Phillips. Abraham Philips passed away in 1711 in Woodbury, Devon, England.
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Biography
- The story of Abraham Philips began in 1670 in Huxham, Devon, England.
- Abraham Philips married Hannah, and had children including Thomas Phillips.
- Abraham Philips passed away in 1711 in Woodbury, Devon, England.
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Abraham Philips's Ancestors
Abraham Philips's Descendants
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1. Thomas Phillips 1699–1766 m. Anne Horner 1705–1777
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1. Robert (Philips) carpenter 1738–1825 m. Elizabeth (Betty) Critchard 1735–1808
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1. Hannah Phillips 1761–1813 m. Henry Miller 1765–1845
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1. Joseph Miller 1787–1864 m. Elizabeth Nott 1779–1865
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2. William (Mugford) Miller 1817–1890
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3. Henry Miller 1789–1869
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4. Fanny Miller 1801–1874
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Abraham Philips's Timeline
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: 2 Oct 1670
Event Place: Huxham, Devon, England
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Bef. 15 May 1711
Event Place: Woodbury, Devon, England