Mary Phile

Mary F Phile, age 89, Braintree, MA View Details

Cities: Braintree MA, Rockland MA Possible Relatives: Beth A Goldberg, Catherine A Pantano, Constantin Pantano

Marie E Phile, age 58, Shamokin, PA View Details

Cities: Shamokin PA, Reading PA, Mohnton PA Possible Relatives: Kenneth L Phile, Sabrina M Phile

Marion C Phile, age 88, Drums, PA View Details

Cities: Drums PA

Danielle Marie Phile, age 43, Wapwallopen, PA View Details

Cities: Wapwallopen PA, Wilkes Barre PA, Edwardsville PA Possible Relatives: Amy A Pearce, Norman G Pearce, Stephen E Pearce

Linda M Phile, age 69, Aiken, SC View Details

Cities: Aiken SC, Macungie PA, Reading PA Possible Relatives: George T Phile, Mark A Phile

Paula Marie Phile, age 63, Denver, PA View Details

Cities: Denver PA, Ephrata PA

Marion C Phile, age 88, Drums, PA View Details

Locations: Drums PA

Linda M Phile, age 69, Aiken, SC View Details

Locations: Aiken SC, Macungie PA, Reading PA Possible Relatives: George T Phile, Mark A Phile

Paula Marie Phile, age 63, Denver, PA View Details

Locations: Denver PA, Ephrata PA

Mary Anne Phile, age 58, Atwater, OH View Details

Locations: Atwater OH, Ravenna OH Possible Relatives: Sandra K King, Kelley J Perin

Marie E Phile, age 58, Shamokin, PA View Details

Locations: Shamokin PA, Reading PA, Mohnton PA Possible Relatives: Kenneth L Phile, Sabrina M Phile

Danielle Marie Phile, age 43, Wapwallopen, PA View Details

Locations: Wapwallopen PA, Wilkes Barre PA, Edwardsville PA Possible Relatives: Amy A Pearce, Norman G Pearce

Mary Philadelphia Merrifield

Mary Philadelphia Merrifield was a British writer on art and fashion. She later became an algologist.

Mary Phillips Riis

Mary Phillips Riis was an American philanthropist, widow of Danish-American reformer and journalist Jacob Riis.

Mary Phillips (suffragette)

Mary Elizabeth Phillips was an English suffragette, feminist and socialist. She was the longest prison serving suffragette. She worked for Christabel Pankhurst but was sacked; she then worked for Sylvread more...ia Pankhurst as Mary Pederson or Mary Paterson. In later life she supported women's and children's organisations.read less...

Mary Philbrook

Mary Philbrook (1872-1958) was the first female attorney in New Jersey, and the first female to be admitted to the bar association in New Jersey. The New Jersey Supreme Court initially refused Philbroread more...ok's petition in 1894 on the grounds that no other woman in the state had ever sought admission to the bar. Supporting the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association, she lobbied in the New Jersey legislature to allow women to practice law. She was finally admitted to the bar in 1895. She used her legal training for the advancement of women's rights, the social settlement movement in Jersey City, and the gender-free writing of the New Jersey Constitution of 1947. As a result, she is known as a prominent New Jersey woman in the fight for equal rightsread less...

Mary Phifer McKenzie House

The Mary Phifer McKenzie House, now the Sweetwater Branch Inn Bed and Breakfast, is an historic house located at 617 East University Avenue in Gainesville, Florida. It was added to the National Registread more...er of Historic Places in 1982.read less...

Mary Phillips

Mary Phillips may refer to:Mary Walker Phillips (1923–2007), American artist, author and teacher Mary Elizabeth Phillips, United States District Judge Mary Elizabeth Phillips (physician) (1875–195read more...6), first woman from Cardiff University to qualify as a medical doctor Mary Louise Phillips, neuropsychiatry researcher at the University of Pittsburgh Mary Phillips (suffragette) (1880–1969), English suffragette, feminist and socialist Mary G. Phillips (1903–1980), superintendent of the United States Army Nurse Corps Mary Catherine Phillips, American consumer advocateread less...