Phebe Harlow
Wife of Edward Stephens Jr. of Plymouth, where she was born in 1728 to William Harlow Jr. and Mercy Rider, and probably the mother of Phebe (Stephens) Ellis. Her parents were probably second cousins, so she probably descended twice from Robert Bartlett and Mary Warren of the Anne (1623), and through them from Richard Warren of the Mayflower.
Life
- 1728Born
- c. 1746Married Edward Stephensc. 1746/7, Plymouth, Massachusetts
By Rev. Nathaniel Leonard, in his return of marriages: "Edwd. STEPHENS Jr. & Phebe HARLOW both of Plymo." Davis has "m., 1747, Phebe, d. of William Harlow."
documentedprobable
Family
- Father
- William Harlowdocumentedproven
Sources
- Plymouth, Massachusetts, town vital records
- Reasoning:
research/warren/Warren_Line_Research.md
- Mother
- Mercy Riderdocumentedproven
Sources
- Plymouth, Massachusetts, town vital records
- Reasoning:
research/warren/Warren_Line_Research.md
- Spouse
Pedigree
Notes
Wife of Edward Stephens Jr. of Plymouth, married there about 1746/7 by Rev. Nathaniel Leonard, and mother of Phebe (Stephens) Ellis. Her parents were second cousins, so she descends twice from Robert Bartlett and Mary Warren (Anne, 1623), and so from Richard Warren of the Mayflower: through Rebecca (Bartlett) Harlow on her father’s side and Sarah (Bartlett) Rider on her mother’s.
She was born in the year her father gained full title to the Harlow Old Fort House, 119 Sandwich Street (Davis, from deeds), so she probably grew up there. No record says so.
Open questions
- Her death date is not in the research.
Mollie's typescript
Mollie's chart gives her marriage to Edward Stevens in 1747 and their twelve children, among them Phebe, who married George Ellis.
Married 1747 Edward Stevens Children: Edward b 1748 William b 1752 Sylvanus b John Samuel Lemuel Benjamin Jatheus Sally PHEBE
p. 32 →
Checked against the records
- PossiblePhebe Stevens was the daughter of Edward Stevens and Phebe Harlow
Probable. No record names her parents. Davis (1899) lists "Phebe, m. George Ellis" among Edward Stephens's children; his estate sold its farm to George Ellis; and in 1805 her children quitclaimed land near Seth Harlow's homestead, with a right in Harlow's Cedar Swamp, "from our Mother Phebe Ellis Decd who was formerly Phebe Stephens".
Read it in the book, p. 32 → - UnlikelyPhebe Harlow and Edward Stephens lived at Carver
Edward Stephens Jr. was buried on Burial Hill, Plymouth, in 1788, and the farm his estate sold to George Ellis was in Plymouth. Carver was set off from Plympton only in 1790. Their son Edward was "of Carver" when he married in 1802, which may be where the idea came from.
Read it in the book, p. 45 →
Connections
- In her ancestry
- 14 notable connections →
Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Phebe's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to her.