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Benjamin Maple

Birth1696 - Burlington, Middlesex, NJ, USA
Death26 Nov 1777 - Windsor, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States
MotherElizabeth Smith
FatherBenjamin Maple

Born in Burlington, Middlesex, NJ, USA on 1696 to Benjamin Maple and Elizabeth Smith. Benjamin Maple married Sara Clare (Vorhies) Lee and had 11 children. He passed away on 26 Nov 1777 in Windsor, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States.

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Benjamin Maple
1663 - 1727
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Elizabeth Smith
1677 - 1727
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Sara Clare (Vorhies) Lee
1698 - 1777
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David Maple
1730 - 1814
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Mary Maple
1740 - 1777
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Jacob Maple
1735 - 1813
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John Maple
1740 - 1820
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Ann Maple
1745 - 1825
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Benjamin Iii (G5) Maple
1728 - 1785
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Lydia (G5) Maple
1743 - 1835
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Sarah Maple
1748 - 1807
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William David Maple
1738 - 1812
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Homer Stephen Maple
1750 - 1807
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Thomas Lee
Unknown - Unknown

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