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Benjamin Crain

Birth1740 - Essex County, New Jersey, United States of America
Death02 Nov 1810 - Berkley, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
MotherAbigail Camp
FatherJohn Winthrop Crane

Born in Essex County, New Jersey, United States of America on 1740 to John Winthrop Crane and Abigail Camp. Benjamin Crain married Tryphena Hathaway and had 13 children. He passed away on 02 Nov 1810 in Berkley, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.

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Parents
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John Winthrop Crane
1695 - 1776
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Abigail Camp
1700 - 1744
Spouse(s)
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Tryphena Hathaway
1745 - 1812
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Wealthy Crane
1766 - 1852
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Tryphena Crane
1768 - 1849
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Henry Crane
1774 - 1856
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Rebekah Crane
1789 - 1859
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Nathaniel Crane
1770 - 1825
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Celia Crane
1781 - 1842
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Anna Crane
1764 - 1801
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Benjamin Crane
1772 - 1788
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Abi Crane
1779 - 1865
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James Crane
1791 - 1825
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Phebe Crane
1776 - 1855
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Lydia Williams Crane
1786 - 1864
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Hannah Crane
1783 - 1825

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