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Benjamin Ephraim Mark Malone

Birth29 Jul 1740 - Virginia, United States
Death1785 - Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United States
MotherCatherine Collyer
FatherEdmund Malone (PGx7GF)r

Born in Virginia, United States on 29 Jul 1740 to Edmund Malone (PGx7GF)r and Catherine Collyer. Benjamin Ephraim Mark Malone married Susannah Wyannie and had 8 children. He passed away on 1785 in Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina, United States.

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Parents
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Edmund Malone (Pgx7gf)r
1704 - 1774
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Catherine Collyer
1718 - 1823
Spouse(s)
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Susannah Wyannie
1748 - 1835
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Wyannie Lavinia Malone 04Ggm
1770 - 1816
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Ephraim Malone
1765 - 1812
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David Malone
1785 - 1800
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Sarah ? Malone
1779 - 1800
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Walter Malone
1768 - 1785
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Thomas W. Sr. Malone
1773 - Unknown
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Thomas W Malone
1776 - Unknown
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Benjamin Malone
Unknown - Unknown

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