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Benjamin Brown

Birth1736 - Great Glemham, Suffolk, , England
Death1811 - Great Glemham, Suffolk, England
MotherDorcas Cackamole
FatherPeter Packard

Born in Great Glemham, Suffolk, , England on 1736 to Peter Packard and Dorcas Cackamole. Benjamin Brown married Elizabeth Martin and had 15 children. He passed away on 1811 in Great Glemham, Suffolk, England.

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Peter Packard
1703 - 1757
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Dorcas Cackamole
1712 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Martin
1739 - 1842
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Mary Packard
1765 - 1793
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Joseph Packard
1771 - 1841
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Elizabeth Packard
1766 - 1853
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James Packard
1785 - 1835
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Sarah Packard
1774 - 1854
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William Packard
1783 - 1859
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Rebecca Packard
1780 - 1842
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Peter Packard
1768 - 1856
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Thomas Packard
1787 - 1872
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Rachael Packard Brown
1778 - 1853
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William Packard
1770 - 1770
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Thomas Packard
1778 - 1787
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George Packard
1786 - 1861
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Elizabeth Packard
1805 - 1878
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John Harrison Packard
1779 - 1859

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