Benjamin Crandall Pendleton

Birth11 November 1794 - Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, United States

Death12 March 1877 - Bloomingdale, Du Page, Illinois, United States

MotherNancy Ann Crandall

Father(Major) Joseph Pendleton IV

Born in Westerly, Washington, Rhode Island, United States on 11 November 1794 to (Major) Joseph Pendleton IV and Nancy Ann Crandall. Benjamin Crandall Pendleton had 11 children. He passed away on 12 March 1877 in Bloomingdale, Du Page, Illinois, United States.

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Parents

(Major) Joseph Pendleton Iv
1747 - 1822

Nancy Ann Crandall
1760 - 1803

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Mary J Pendleton
1836 - 1910

Mason Manville Pendleton
1834 - 1905

Ethelinda Davis Pendleton
1823 - 1854

Mercy Langworthy Pendleton
1821 - 1846

Benjamin F Pendleton
1819 - 1892

Henry Langworthy Pendleton
1832 - 1838

Harriet Eliza Pendleton
1825 - 1915

Infant Chld Pendleton
Unknown - Unknown

Samuel Langworthy Pendleton
1829 - 1830

Mary Pendleton
1821 - 1873

Mary J. Goodwin
Unknown - Unknown

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