Abner Bent

Birth22 Sep 1780 - Rutland, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States

Death12 Jul 1834 - Marion, Ohio, USA

MotherMary Carter

FatherSilas Bent- involved in Boston Tea Party, Lieutenant Colonel of Massachusetts Militia

Born in Rutland, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States on 22 Sep 1780 to Silas Bent- involved in Boston Tea Party, Lieutenant Colonel of Massachusetts Militia and Mary Carter. Abner Bent married Elizabeth WILLIAMS and had 13 children. He passed away on 12 Jul 1834 in Marion, Ohio, USA.

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Parents

Silas Bent- Involved In Boston Tea Party, Lieutenant Colonel Of Massachusetts Militia
1744 - 1818

Mary Carter
1747 - 1831

Spouse(s)

Elizabeth Williams
1780 - 1807

Elizabeth Dille Dilley
1796 - 1854

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Elijah Williams Bent
1804 - 1837

Lincoln Goodale Bent
1818 - 1877

Sarah Bent
1806 - 1859

Dorcas Bent
1820 - 1907

Nahum W. Bent
1802 - 1824

Susan Elizabeth Bent
1823 - 1874

Henry Clay Bent
1825 - 1825

Cornelius Bent
1824 - Unknown

Roena C. Bent
1832 - Unknown

Abner Bent
1828 - 1828

Augusta Bent
1826 - 1876

Silas Bent
Unknown - Unknown

William H. Bent
1824 - Unknown

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