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Benjamin Marshall

Birth1785 - Haugh, Near Greasbrough, Yorkshire, England
Death01/07/1844 - Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, England
MotherElizabeth Guest
FatherWilliam Marshall

Born in Haugh, Near Greasbrough, Yorkshire, England on 1785 to William Marshall and Elizabeth Guest. Benjamin Marshall married Philadelphia Carr and had 11 children. He passed away on 01/07/1844 in Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, England.

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William Marshall
1748 - 1832
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Elizabeth Guest
1756 - 1822
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Philadelphia Carr
1786 - 1849
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Samuel Marshall
1811 - 1866
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Ann Marshall
1829 - 1885
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Susan Marshall
1826 - Unknown
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Amelia Marshall
1825 - Unknown
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Benjamin Marshall
1827 - Unknown
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George Marshall
1813 - 1872
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Robert Marshall
1817 - Unknown
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Charles Marshall
1808 - 1867
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Sarah Marshall
1815 - 1867
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Elizabeth Marshall
1807 - Unknown
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William Marshall
1820 - 1886

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