Philip Andrew HORNE b. Abt Aug 1770 d. 13 Nov 1827 Douglas Township, Hants County, Nova Scotia, Canada: McNabs Island Genealogies

Abt 1770 - 1827 (~ 57 years)

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Name	Philip Andrew HORNE [1]
Born	Abt Aug 1770
Gender	Male
Died	13 Nov 1827	Douglas Township, Hants County, Nova Scotia, Canada [2]
	Widow named as Barbara
Person ID	I23	Horne
Last Modified	25 Jun 2023

Father	Jacob Henry HORNE, b. Abt 1728, d. 16 Apr 1821, Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia, Canada (Age ~ 93 years)
Mother	Francoise Anastasie SAVARY, b. Abt 1734, Nova Scotia, Canada , d. 13 Mar 1823, Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada (Age ~ 89 years)
Married	1 Mar 1756	Port Joye, Ile St. Jean [3]
	Now Prince Edward Island
Family ID	F16	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Barbara GEPHARD

Married Abt 1794 Eastern Passage, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada

Children

	1. Andrew Philip HORNE, b. 2 Aug 1799
	2. Margaret Barbary HORNE, d. Abt 1766
	3. Susannah HORNE
	4. John HORNE
	5. Thomas HORNE
	6. Henry HORNE
	7. Phillip G. HORNE
	8. Daniel HORNE
	9. Edward Charles HORNE
	10. Eliza Ann Barbery HORNE
	11. Leonard HORNE
	12. Mary Elizabeth Sophia HORNE
	13. James HORNE
	14. Elizabeth HORNE

Last Modified 25 Jun 2023

Family ID F15 Group Sheet | Family Chart

[S19] Planters and Pioneers, Wright, Esther Clark, (Lancelot Press, Hantsport, Nova Scotia ), p.150.
[S23] MArble, Allan Everett, (Genealogical Association of Nova Scotia, Halifax, NS).
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