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Benjamin Johns

Birth11 October 1704 - Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death31 Jan 1760 - Bolton, Tolland, Connecticut, USA
MotherJane Hugh
FatherStephen Johns

Born in Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States on 11 October 1704 to Stephen Johns and Jane Hugh. Benjamin Johns married Mary Allis Johns and had 14 children. He passed away on 31 Jan 1760 in Bolton, Tolland, Connecticut, USA.

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Parents
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Stephen Johns
1678 - 1736
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Jane Hugh
1668 - 1749
Spouse(s)
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Mary Allis Johns
1709 - 1751
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Stephen Johns
1734 - 1805
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Naomi Johns
1740 - 1831
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Daniel Johns
1736 - 1799
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Phebe A Johns
1742 - Unknown
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Mary Johns Smith
1730 - 1761
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Lt. Solomon Johns
1751 - 1786
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Sarah Johns
1748 - 1750
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Solomon Johns
1746 - 1750
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Benjamin Johns
1731 - 1761
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Elizabeth Johns
1752 - 1812
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Thomas Johns
1745 - 1818
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Benjamin Johns
1731 - 1817
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Jerusha Johns
Unknown - Unknown
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Phebe Johns
Unknown - 1750

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