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Benjamin Odgers

Birth5 January 1717 - St Anthony in Roseland, Cornwall, England
Death1787 - st anthony in roseland Cornwall, England
MotherBlanch Charity Paddy
FatherJames Odgers

Born in St Anthony in Roseland, Cornwall, England on 5 January 1717 to James Odgers and Blanch Charity Paddy. Benjamin Odgers married Margaret Paddy and had 10 children. He passed away on 1787 in st anthony in roseland Cornwall, England.

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James Odgers
1692 - 1733
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Blanch Charity Paddy
1691 - 1736
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Margaret Paddy
1716 - 1802
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Bryant Odgers
1740 - 1838
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Charity Odgers
1747 - 1803
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Margeret Odgers
1742 - 1807
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Benjamin Hodgers
1753 - Unknown
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Samuel Paddy Odgers
1756 - 1833
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Susanna Odgers
1744 - 1799
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Honour Odgers
1750 - 1828
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Jane Odgers
1738 - Unknown
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Harriet Odgers
1749 - Unknown
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John Odgers
1756 - Unknown

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