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Benjamin Chamberlain

Birth1701 - Hatfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts
Death5 May 1750 - Colchester, New London, Connecticut
MotherMercy Dickinson
FatherJoseph Chamberlain

Born in Hatfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts on 1701 to Joseph Chamberlain and Mercy Dickinson. Benjamin Chamberlain married Hannah Wyatt- and had 9 children. He passed away on 5 May 1750 in Colchester, New London, Connecticut.

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Joseph Chamberlain
1655 - 1721
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Mercy Dickinson
1668 - 1735
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Hannah Wyatt-
1703 - 1769
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Oliver Chamberlin
1738 - 1821
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Benjamin Chamberlain
1744 - 1813
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Wyatt Chamberlain
1728 - 1760
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Elijah Chamberlain
1740 - 1757
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Hannah Chamberlain
1735 - 1740
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Ann Chamberlin
1746 - 1750
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Benjamin Chamberlin
1731 - 1731
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Oliver Chamberlin
1737 - 1737
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Benjamin Chamberlain
1733 - 1740

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