The seventh child of John Washington Phillips by his second wife, Malinda Parlee Hildebrand Lawson was born 5 Nov 1889 in Dallas County, MO. He grew up on the place close to London Smoke School. He married Nancy Smith 31 Dec 1907 at Buffalo, Missouri. She was the daughter of John D. Smith and Margaret Evans and was born 2 May 1892 near Long Lane.
Seberry and Nancy had a place within a mile east of Laly and Everett Sweaney's farm. All the children from both families went to Shady Grove School. Times were hard during the depression years. They raised garden for the table and Seberry did trapping.
Later,when some of the children were married and moved to California, Seberry and Nancy moved there too. Seberry died 18 Sept 1976 at Modesto, CA and Nancy died 8 June 1968 at Salida, CA. They are both buried at Lakewood Memorial Park, in Stanislaus County near Modesto, CA.
They had eight children: Alva Lee, Lester Lloyd, Orville Hugh, Robert Paul, Naomi Nurean, Doris Geneva, Donald Wesley, and a baby daughter who was born and died the same day: 28 Jan 1932. She is buried at Graham Cemetery in Dallas County.
Taken from "The Abraham Phillips Research" by Judith McClung.
Seberry and Nancy had a place within a mile east of Laly and Everett Sweaney's farm. All the children from both families went to Shady Grove School. Times were hard during the depression years. They raised garden for the table and Seberry did trapping.
Later,when some of the children were married and moved to California, Seberry and Nancy moved there too. Seberry died 18 Sept 1976 at Modesto, CA and Nancy died 8 June 1968 at Salida, CA. They are both buried at Lakewood Memorial Park, in Stanislaus County near Modesto, CA.
They had eight children: Alva Lee, Lester Lloyd, Orville Hugh, Robert Paul, Naomi Nurean, Doris Geneva, Donald Wesley, and a baby daughter who was born and died the same day: 28 Jan 1932. She is buried at Graham Cemetery in Dallas County.
Taken from "The Abraham Phillips Research" by Judith McClung.
The seventh child of John Washington Phillips by his second wife, Malinda Parlee Hildebrand Lawson was born 5 Nov 1889 in Dallas County, MO. He grew up on the place close to London Smoke School. He married Nancy Smith 31 Dec 1907 at Buffalo, Missouri. She was the daughter of John D. Smith and Margaret Evans and was born 2 May 1892 near Long Lane.
Seberry and Nancy had a place within a mile east of Laly and Everett Sweaney's farm. All the children from both families went to Shady Grove School. Times were hard during the depression years. They raised garden for the table and Seberry did trapping.
Later,when some of the children were married and moved to California, Seberry and Nancy moved there too. Seberry died 18 Sept 1976 at Modesto, CA and Nancy died 8 June 1968 at Salida, CA. They are both buried at Lakewood Memorial Park, in Stanislaus County near Modesto, CA.
They had eight children: Alva Lee, Lester Lloyd, Orville Hugh, Robert Paul, Naomi Nurean, Doris Geneva, Donald Wesley, and a baby daughter who was born and died the same day: 28 Jan 1932. She is buried at Graham Cemetery in Dallas County.
Taken from "The Abraham Phillips Research" by Judith McClung.
Seberry and Nancy had a place within a mile east of Laly and Everett Sweaney's farm. All the children from both families went to Shady Grove School. Times were hard during the depression years. They raised garden for the table and Seberry did trapping.
Later,when some of the children were married and moved to California, Seberry and Nancy moved there too. Seberry died 18 Sept 1976 at Modesto, CA and Nancy died 8 June 1968 at Salida, CA. They are both buried at Lakewood Memorial Park, in Stanislaus County near Modesto, CA.
They had eight children: Alva Lee, Lester Lloyd, Orville Hugh, Robert Paul, Naomi Nurean, Doris Geneva, Donald Wesley, and a baby daughter who was born and died the same day: 28 Jan 1932. She is buried at Graham Cemetery in Dallas County.
Taken from "The Abraham Phillips Research" by Judith McClung.
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