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Benjamin Heath

Birthabt 1795-1798 - Warren County, Georgia
DeathNot Available - Talbot County, Georgia
MotherDollie "Doll" Heath
FatherJoseph Heath

Born in Warren County, Georgia on abt 1795-1798 to Joseph Heath and Dollie "Doll" Heath. Benjamin Heath married Catherine "Kitty" Heath and had 14 children. He passed away in Talbot County, Georgia.

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Parents
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Joseph Heath
1771 - 1840
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Dollie "Doll" Heath
1765 - 1876
Spouse(s)
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Catherine "Kitty" Heath
1803 - Unknown
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William Heath
1825 - 1900
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Benjamin "Ben" Heath
1835 - Unknown
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Rachael Heath
1829 - Unknown
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Randall Heath
1824 - Unknown
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Caroline Heath Pennock
1843 - 1901
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Samuel "Sam" Mason Heath
1848 - 1925
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Mitchell Mason Heath
1845 - 1911
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Franklin Heath
1824 - Unknown
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Madison Heath
1856 - Unknown
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Hamelton Heath
1862 - Unknown
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Martha Heath
1825 - Unknown
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Nancy Heath
1860 - Unknown
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Margaret Heath
1864 - Unknown
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Munroe Heath
1858 - Unknown

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