George Phillip
RHEEL
(b.
5 April 1854
,
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA
d.
22 October 1921
,
Newton, Massachusetts, USA
)
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George Phillip RHEEL was born 5 April 1854 in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, USA
George Phillip RHEEL was the child of George RHEEL and Mary Eve BOSE (BOOS)Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
George Phillip married Minna Ernestine "Minnie Alice" THEINERT 12 November 1879 in Enfield, Massachusetts, USA* . The couple had (at least) 6 children.
Minna Ernestine "Minnie Alice" THEINERT was born 6 October 1861 in North Adams, Massachusetts, USA. Minna Ernestine "Minnie Alice" died 28 March 1903 in Newton, Massachusetts, USA. Minna Ernestine "Minnie Alice" was the child of August Karl THEUNERT (THEINERT) and Johanna Ernestine WALTHER.
George Phillip married (2) Ellen Elizabeth HOGARTH 17 September 1907 in Watertown, Massachusetts, USA . Ellen Elizabeth HOGARTH was born 15 October 1867 in Bradford, Yorkshire, Ripleyville, England. Ellen Elizabeth died 31 May 1949 in Newton, Massachusetts, USA.
George Phillip RHEEL died 22 October 1921 in Newton, Massachusetts, USA.
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George Phillip RHEEL was a carder.
George Phillip RHEEL was a carder.
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