Donald C. Wilkey's compiled genealogy shows her given name as "Phyllis". Others spell it "Phillis".
She is buried in the Morse Plantation Cemetery, Oak Hill, Granville County, North Carolina, USA.
Aside from mention of her in her husband's estate paperwork, no contemporary documentation in regard to her can be found as of 17 Jun 2020. Intra-family disputes held up final settlement of her husband's estate for several years after his death in 1788.
Morse Samuel S - will of 04 Feb 1788 - transcribed by Paula C Dye and shared via Ancestry.com .
Morse, Samuel (Jr.) estate - Granville County, North Carolina, Estate Records; North Carolina Probate Court (Granville County); Probate Place: Granville, North Carolina - viewed on Ancestry.com .
↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 13 June 2020), memorial page for Phillis Rochester Morse (1750–Oct 1822), Find a Grave Memorial no. 113459231, citing Edgefield Village Cemetery, Edgefield, Edgefield County, South Carolina, USA ; Maintained by J B Williams & T Slaydon Williams (contributor 47696685) .
Wilkey, Donald C - GEDCOM file wilkey_peterkin.ged.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Phillis by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Phillis:
~0.39%Randy Quick :
AncestryDNA, GEDmatch A985556[compare], yourDNAportal RANdb5b1058, Ancestry member rlquick73
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, GEDmatch HE7016916[compare], yourDNAportal RANdb5b1058, FTDNA kit #159815
Rochester-217 and Rochester-10 appear to represent the same person because: Rochester-217 and Rochester-10 appear to be the same person. They are both married to the SAME Samuel Moss aka Samuel Morse. They have children with the same first names, and the 2 last names. While there could be 2 people named Phyllis Rochester married to Samuels, I seriously doubt that they would have children with the exact same names. This looks like a case where the divergence of the spelling of the last name caused a problem. They need investigating, and merging, and the children merged - or the husband needs separating into 2 people, and the children assigned to the correct father.
Rochester-217 and Rochester-10 appear to be the same person. They are both married to the SAME Samuel Moss aka Samuel Morse. They have children with the same first names, and the 2 last names. While there could be 2 people named Phyllis Rochester married to Samuels, I seriously doubt that they would have children with the exact same names. This looks like a case where the divergence of the spelling of the last name caused a problem. They need investigating, and merging, and the children merged - or the husband needs separating into 2 people, and the children assigned to the correct father.
Rochester-217 and Rochester-10 appear to be the same person. They are both married to the SAME Samuel Moss aka Samuel Morse. They have children with the same first names, and the 2 last names. While there could be 2 people named Phyllis Rochester married to Samuels, I seriously doubt that they would have children with the exact same names. This looks like a case where the divergence of the spelling of the last name caused a problem. They need investigating, and merging, and the children merged - or the husband needs separating into 2 people, and the children assigned to the correct father.