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Benjamin Herring

Birth1750 - Duplin, North Carolina, United States
Death7 Aug 1815 - Duplin County, North Carolina, USA
MotherSarah Whitfield
FatherDaniel Herren

Born in Duplin, North Carolina, United States on 1750 to Daniel Herren and Sarah Whitfield. Benjamin Herring married Mary SHOTWELL and had 11 children. He passed away on 7 Aug 1815 in Duplin County, North Carolina, USA.

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Daniel Herren
1696 - 1785
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Sarah Whitfield
1730 - 1770
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Mary Shotwell
1759 - 1856
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Herring
1795 - 1860
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Luke Herring
1796 - Unknown
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Susan H Herring
1790 - 1872
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Benjamin C "Benajah" Herring
1799 - 1859
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Mary Herring
1784 - 1850
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Daniel Herring
1782 - 1839
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Joseph Herring
1795 - 1861
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Thomas Herring
1788 - Unknown
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William Herring
1802 - 1860
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Benjamin Herring
1783 - 1844
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Susan Elizabeth Herring
1786 - 1870

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