Phillip DeBusk b. Yes, date unknown d. Yes, date unknown: All Of Us Cousins

Phillip DeBusk

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Name Phillip DeBusk

Birth Yes, date unknown

Gender Male

Death Yes, date unknown

Siblings 4 brothers

	1. Ira Elijah DeBusk b. 10 Sep 1890 ▻ Lenice Greer, m. 23 Dec 1915
	2. Andrew DeBusk b. 20 Dec 1892 d. 16 Jun 1965 (Age 72 years) ▻ Susan Isabelle Widener
	3. Berton Fitzhugh DeBusk b. 4 Dec 1894 ▻ Rosa Caroline Simcox, m. 5 Nov 1915
	4. Ellis Farber DeBusk b. 12 Jun 1903 d. 28 Oct 1979 (Age 76 years) ▻ Lillian Holley, m. 23 Oct 1924

Half-siblings 3 half brothers and 4 half sisters (family of Elijah DeBusk and Emeline Widener)

	1. Sarah Eleanor DeBusk b. 11 Jan 1880, Wideners Valley, Washington, Virginia d. 13 Mar 1959, Washingtion, Virginia (Age 79 years) ▻ William Columbus Widener, m. 1 Sep 1901
	2. William Walter DeBusk b. 1873, Washington County, Virginia d. 4 Feb 1958 (Age 85 years) ▻ Ellen Widener, m. 26 Jul 1894
	3. Mary Jane DeBusk b. 1876 ▻ Andrew Jackson Bishop, m. 9 Jul 1901
	4. Charles H. DeBusk b. 1882
	5. Clinton Conley DeBusk b. 1885 d. 5 May 1969 (Age 84 years) ▻ Mollie Harmon
	6. Flora E. DeBusk b. 15 Jul 1886 d. 28 Feb 1912 (Age 25 years) ▻ Eugene Haskell Widener
	7. Eunice Minerva DeBusk b. 1879, Washington County, Virginia d. 8 Mar 1956, Widener's Valley, Virginia (Age 77 years) ▻ Joel Madison Widener, m. 9 Apr 1895

Half-siblings 1 half brother and 2 half sisters (family of Isaac Wilson and Minerva Widener)

	1. Floyd Wilson b. Yes, date unknown d. Yes, date unknown ▻ Crockett
	2. Sophia Wilson b. Yes, date unknown d. Yes, date unknown ▻ David Blackburn
	3. Hattie Mae Wilson b. 2 Aug 1884 ▻ Joe William Wright, m. 20 Aug 1902

Person ID I4826 My Genealogy

Last Modified 19 Feb 2022

Father	Elijah DeBusk b. 1 Feb 1852 d. 10 Apr 1908 (Age 56 years)
Mother	Minerva Widener b. 09 May 1859 d. 28 Sep 1935 (Age 76 years)
Marriage	Feb 1887
Family ID	F1577	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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Phillip DeBusk