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Benjamin Harrison

Birthabt 1836 - Butterton, Staffordshire, England
Death18th May.1911 - Staffordshire, United Kingdom
MotherHannah Goldstraw/Goldstrey
FatherJohn Harrison

Born in Butterton, Staffordshire, England on abt 1836 to John Harrison and Hannah Goldstraw/Goldstrey. Benjamin Harrison married Mary Mellor and had 6 children. He passed away on 18th May.1911 in Staffordshire, United Kingdom.

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John Harrison
1816 - Unknown
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Hannah Goldstraw/goldstrey
1816 - Unknown
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Mary Mellor
1834 - 1880
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Hannah Harrison
1857 - 1931
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Thomas Harrison
1860 - 1924
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James Harrison
1864 - 1873
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Mary Ann Harrison
1869 - Unknown
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Sarah Ellen Harrison
1866 - 1866
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Betsey Harrison
1873 - 1943

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