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Revision as of 13:21, 30 October 2008
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- 1 John Phillips was the uncle of one of our most famous citizens, John M. Phillips. As this is written not much is known about John Phillips except what is below. John Phillips' mansion existed on what is now Hornaday Road and was demolished around 1905 to make way for the developement of Phillip Manor. Phillips Manor Plan was designed by John M. Phillips.
- 2 Phillips Section of Southside Cemetary in Carrick
- 3 Headstone of wife fo John Phillips' Eliza Rossiter. Headstone located in the Phillips Section of Southside Cemetary in Carrick
- 4 Daughter of John Phillips
- 5 Possibly one of John Phillips' or John M. Phillips' grandchildren?
- 6 Not much is known of the Phillips' children but here is a report of one of his daughters' elopement. Note that no first name of his daughter is included in this New York Times article. Since this was in a New York newspaper, one can assume that Mr. Phillips was a very important industrialist in Pittsburgh and nationally.
John Phillips was the uncle of one of our most famous citizens, John M. Phillips. As this is written not much is known about John Phillips except what is below. John Phillips' mansion existed on what is now Hornaday Road and was demolished around 1905 to make way for the developement of Phillip Manor. Phillips Manor Plan was designed by John M. Phillips.
Phillips Section of Southside Cemetary in Carrick
Headstone of wife fo John Phillips' Eliza Rossiter. Headstone located in the Phillips Section of Southside Cemetary in Carrick
Daughter of John Phillips
Possibly one of John Phillips' or John M. Phillips' grandchildren?
Not much is known of the Phillips' children but here is a report of one of his daughters' elopement. Note that no first name of his daughter is included in this New York Times article. Since this was in a New York newspaper, one can assume that Mr. Phillips was a very important industrialist in Pittsburgh and nationally.
