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Benjamin Ludden

Birth4 Jan 1719 - Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA
DeathMay 23 1789 - Chesterfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts
MotherSarah Randall
FatherBenjamin Ludden

Born in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA on 4 Jan 1719 to Benjamin Ludden and Sarah Randall. Benjamin Ludden married Esther Capen and had 12 children. He passed away on May 23 1789 in Chesterfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts.

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Benjamin Ludden
1680 - 1752
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Sarah Randall
1680 - 1732
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Esther Capen
1727 - 1808
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Esther Ludden
1746 - 1749
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Asa Ludden
1750 - 1825
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Eunice Ludden
1767 - Unknown
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Milcah Ludden
1765 - Unknown
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Anna Ludden
1748 - Unknown
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Elisha Ludden
1773 - Unknown
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Eli Ludden
1753 - 1775
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Daniel Ludden
1755 - 1758
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Daniel Ludden
1759 - Unknown
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Ruth Ludden
1761 - 1783
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Eunice Ludden
1763 - 1766
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Bezar Ludden
Unknown - 1815

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