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Benjamin Field Clawson

Birth17 Aug 1848 - Bound Brook, Somerset, New Jersey
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherPhoebe Ann Field
FatherJohn Vermule Clanson

Born in Bound Brook, Somerset, New Jersey on 17 Aug 1848 to John Vermule Clanson and Phoebe Ann Field. Benjamin Field Clawson had 9 children.

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John Vermule Clanson
1816 - Unknown
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Phoebe Ann Field
1821 - Unknown
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Albenia Clawson
1894 - Unknown
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Katheyne Fisher Clawson
1887 - Unknown
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Rebecca Clawson
1885 - 1984
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Benjamin M Clawson
1875 - Unknown
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Jennie W Clawson
1880 - 1968
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Mary Clawson
1877 - Unknown
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Katie Clawson
1888 - Unknown
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Alba Clawson
1892 - Unknown
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Jeasice S Clawson
1880 - Unknown

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