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BENJAMIN Potter

Birth15 Apr 1712 - Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, United States
Death22 Sep 1774 - Charlestown, Washington Co., Rhode Island, United States
MotherMary Brownell
FatherWilliam Potter

Born in Dartmouth, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, United States on 15 Apr 1712 to William Potter and Mary Brownell. BENJAMIN Potter married Mary Manchester Brightman and had 12 children. He passed away on 22 Sep 1774 in Charlestown, Washington Co., Rhode Island, United States.

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Parents
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William Potter
1689 - 1777
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Mary Brownell
1691 - 1770
Spouse(s)
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Mary Manchester Brightman
1711 - 1767
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Smitton Potter
1736 - 1825
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Zilpha Potter
1767 - 1810
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Elijah Potter
1743 - 1793
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Patience Potter
1749 - 1803
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Jane Potter
1744 - Unknown
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Atson Potter
1745 - 1785
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Nathaniel Potter
1736 - 1825
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Alice Potter
1739 - Unknown
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Mary Potter
1755 - 1814
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Atson Potter
1743 - 1785
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Patience Potter
1733 - 1803
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Mary Potter
1741 - Unknown

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