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Benjamin Ellis

Birth12 JUN 1700 - Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
Death06 Jun 1755 - Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA
MotherSarah Bourne
FatherMordecai Ellis (DNA)

Born in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States on 12 JUN 1700 to Mordecai Ellis (DNA) and Sarah Bourne. Benjamin Ellis married Hannah Gibbs and had 10 children. He passed away on 06 Jun 1755 in Lebanon, New London, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Mordecai Ellis (Dna)
1650 - 1710
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Sarah Bourne
1663 - 1716
Spouse(s)
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Hannah Gibbs
1701 - 1770
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Sarah Ellis
1728 - 1800
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Hannah Ellis
1726 - Unknown
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Joseph Ellis
1734 - 1808
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Susannah Ellis
1736 - 1825
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Nathaniel Ellis
1742 - 1742
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Freeman Ellis
1738 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Ellis
1746 - 1746
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Benjamin Ellis
1724 - 1732
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Un Named Child
1727 - 1728
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Betsy Ellis
1746 - 1830

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