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Benjamin CRANE

Birth1 Mar 1656 - Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
Death13 Oct 1721 - Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
MotherMary Baker
FatherHENRY 1620 Crane

Born in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA on 1 Mar 1656 to HENRY 1620 Crane and Mary Baker. Benjamin CRANE married Mary PECKHAM and had 7 children. He passed away on 13 Oct 1721 in Dighton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA.

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Henry 1620 Crane
1620 - 1709
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Mary Baker
Unknown - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Mary Peckham
1690 - 1741
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Mary Chapman
1665 - 1687
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Elizabeth Vose
Unknown - 1688
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Martha Boardman
1666 - 1743
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Hannah Leonard
1671 - 1760
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Benjamin Crane
1716 - 1742
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Mary (Marcy) Crane
1721 - 1780
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Tabitha Crane
1715 - 1797
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Seth Crane
1719 - 1765
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Benjamin Crane
1690 - 1693
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Isaac Crane
1692 - 1712
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Ziporah Crane
1688 - 1769

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