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Benjamin King

Birth25 March 1722 - Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Death2 NOV 1777 - Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherElizabeth Flagg
FatherPeter Rice King

Born in Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA on 25 March 1722 to Peter Rice King and Elizabeth Flagg. Benjamin King married Susan Taylor and had 12 children. He passed away on 2 NOV 1777 in Townsend, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Peter Rice King
1695 - 1739
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Elizabeth Flagg
1699 - 1722
Spouse(s)
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Susan Taylor
1728 - 1819
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Sarah Taylor
1722 - 1777
Children Show all
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Sarah King
1754 - 1837
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Benjamin James King
1749 - 1801
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Silence King
1759 - 1815
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Samuel King
1763 - 1816
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Samuel King
1748 - 1748
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Elizabeth King
1746 - 1803
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Ebenezer King
1768 - 1809
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Mary King
1760 - 1814
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Elizabeth King
1757 - 1826
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Sarah King
1746 - 1752
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Elizabeth King
1752 - 1752
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Samuel King
1763 - 1816

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