Benjamin Simons

Birth10 September 1737 - Middleburg Plantation, Huger, St. Thomas and St Denis Parish, Berkeley, South Carolina, British America

Death7 December 1789 - St Tho St Denis, Berkeley, South Carolina, USA

MotherAnn Keating

FatherBenjamin Simons, 5GG

Born in Middleburg Plantation, Huger, St. Thomas and St Denis Parish, Berkeley, South Carolina, British America on 10 September 1737 to Benjamin Simons, 5GG and Ann Keating. Benjamin Simons married Catherine W. Chicken and had 7 children. He passed away on 7 December 1789 in St Tho St Denis, Berkeley, South Carolina, USA.

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Parents

Benjamin Simons, 5Gg
1713 - 1772

Ann Keating
1718 - 1754

Spouse(s)

Catherine W. Chicken
1741 - 1820

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Sarah Lydia Simons
1782 - 1834

Edward Simons
1770 - 1773

Catherine Simons
1773 - 1800

Mary Simons
1777 - 1832

Lydia Child Simons
1768 - 1774

Mary Simmons
1758 - 1856

Benjamin Simons
1766 - 1771

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