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Benjamin Franklin Thomas

Birth14 Nov 1874 - Warrior, Jeffereson, Alabama, USA
Death4 Jun 1947 - Warren, Jefferson, Alabama
MotherMartha Jane Rouse
FatherJohn D. Thomas

Born in Warrior, Jeffereson, Alabama, USA on 14 Nov 1874 to John D. Thomas and Martha Jane Rouse. Benjamin Franklin Thomas married Elizabeth Alma Knobloch and had 6 children. He passed away on 4 Jun 1947 in Warren, Jefferson, Alabama.

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John D. Thomas
1841 - 1903
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Martha Jane Rouse
1845 - 1911
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Elizabeth Alma Knobloch
1878 - 1946
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Benjamin Franklin Thomas
1909 - 1956
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Martha Mae Thomas
1901 - 1978
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Louise K. Thomas
1908 - Unknown
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John Edward Thomas
1905 - 1958
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Julia Etta Thomas
1902 - 1903
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Edith E Thomas
1916 - 2011

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