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Benjamin Bromhead

Birth31 January 1705 - Thurlby By Newark,Lincoln,England
Death21 Jan 1782 - Thurlby, Lincolnshire, England
MotherAnne Eyre
FatherEdward Bromhead

Born in Thurlby By Newark,Lincoln,England on 31 January 1705 to Edward Bromhead and Anne Eyre. Benjamin Bromhead married Margaret BOARDMAN and had 11 children. He passed away on 21 Jan 1782 in Thurlby, Lincolnshire, England.

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Edward Bromhead
1665 - Unknown
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Anne Eyre
1676 - 1718
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Margaret Boardman
1700 - 1787
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Capt John Bromhead
1742 - 1818
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Bordman Bromhead
1728 - 1804
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Rev. Edward Bromhead
1746 - 1835
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Benjamin Bromhead
1730 - 1803
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Anne Bromhead
1731 - 1802
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Henry Bromhead
1739 - Unknown
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Vertue Bromhead
1736 - 1736
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Vertue Bromhead
1727 - 1730
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Edmund Bromhead
1726 - Unknown
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Eyre Bromhead
1749 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Bromhead
1741 - 1741

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