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Benjamin Burrows

Birth24 Sept 1815 - Kent County, Delaware
Death12 Sept 1886 - Sumner County, Kansas
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Born in Kent County, Delaware on 24 Sept 1815. Benjamin Burrows married Sarah Ann Covey and had 14 children. He passed away on 12 Sept 1886 in Sumner County, Kansas.

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Sarah Ann Covey
1821 - 1869
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Eliza J Jaynes
1847 - Unknown
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James William Burrows
1849 - 1892
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Benedict A. Burrows
1848 - 1867
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Susan Jane Burrows
1845 - 1938
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Laura Mabel Burrows
1876 - 1886
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Tilghman D Burrows
1872 - Unknown
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Benjamin G Burrows
1883 - 1886
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Louisa Lydia Burrows
1863 - 1960
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Lewis Ross Burrows
1866 - 1934
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Joseph Burrows
1856 - 1943
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Abner Vine Burrows
1858 - 1934
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John J Burrows
1853 - 1882
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William R Burrows
1850 - 1936
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Sylvester Burrows
1856 - 1925
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Luther Morgan Burrows
1854 - 1926

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