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Benjamin Botner

Birth15 MAY 1830 - Owsley Co., Ky. or Hundington, VA
Death29 Nov 1927 - Wild Dog, Owsley, Kentucky, USA
MotherElizabeth Nunley
FatherJames Botner

Born in Owsley Co., Ky. or Hundington, VA on 15 MAY 1830 to James Botner and Elizabeth Nunley. Benjamin Botner had 9 children. He passed away on 29 Nov 1927 in Wild Dog, Owsley, Kentucky, USA.

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James Botner
1786 - 1880
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Elizabeth Nunley
1807 - Unknown
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John Beutner
1870 - 1961
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Hiram Botner
1873 - 1928
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Vivva Botner
1877 - 1913
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Robert "Boss" Botner
1879 - 1912
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William Botner
1868 - 1886
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Amanda Ellen Botner
1882 - 1956
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Margaret Botner
Unknown - Unknown
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Bourgoine Botner
1884 - 1930
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Ellen Frances Botner
1867 - 1906

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