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Benjamin Noah

Birth1839 - Henage Lane St James Duke Place London
DeathApr-May-Jun 1918 - Hackney London
MotherAbigail Unknown
FatherSolomon Noah

Born in Henage Lane St James Duke Place London on 1839 to Solomon Noah and Abigail Unknown. Benjamin Noah married Margaret Crispin and had 8 children. He passed away on Apr-May-Jun 1918 in Hackney London.

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Parents
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Solomon Noah
1817 - 1862
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Abigail Unknown
1808 - 1873
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Crispin
1884 - 1952
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Mary Ann Gardner
1847 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Eleanor Noah
1911 - 1950
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Solomon John Aka Solly Noah
1907 - 1993
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Benjamin George Noah
1905 - 1991
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Francis Mary Ann Noah
1904 - 1971
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Matilda Rose Noah
1912 - 1962
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William Noah
1868 - Unknown
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Moss Noah
1916 - 1980
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Charles Joseph Noah
1918 - 1987

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