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Benjamin Case

Birth1721 - Southold, Suffolk, New York
Death4 Dec 1776 - Lyme, New London, Connecticut
MotherMary Overton
FatherBenjamin Case

Born in Southold, Suffolk, New York on 1721 to Benjamin Case and Mary Overton. Benjamin Case married Esther Homan and had 14 children. He passed away on 4 Dec 1776 in Lyme, New London, Connecticut.

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Parents
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Benjamin Case
1692 - 1774
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Mary Overton
1689 - 1752
Spouse(s)
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Esther Homan
1725 - 1768
Children Show all
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Gershom T Case
1747 - 1838
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Ichabod Case
1760 - 1810
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Gilbert Case
1766 - 1788
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Daniel Case
1762 - 1762
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David Case
1768 - Unknown
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Abigail Case
1725 - 1752
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Benjamin Case
1744 - 1828
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Jemima Case
Unknown - 1745
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Mehitable Case
1743 - 1808
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Esther Case
1756 - Unknown
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Henry Case
1744 - 1814
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Joseph Case
1746 - 1775
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Frances Case
1764 - 1845
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Mary Case
1758 - Unknown

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