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Benjamin Singleton Young

Birth1790 - Kentucky, United States
Death21 June 1845 - Kentucky USA
MotherSarah Hunt 5th GGM
FatherWilliam Young

Born in Kentucky, United States on 1790 to William Young and Sarah Hunt 5th GGM. Benjamin Singleton Young married Frances Wickliffe and had 13 children. He passed away on 21 June 1845 in Kentucky USA.

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Parents
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William Young
1744 - 1833
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Sarah Hunt 5Th Ggm
1769 - 1857
Spouse(s)
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Frances Wickliffe
1790 - 1819
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Elizabeth "Betsey" Young 4Th Ggm
1785 - 1856
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Fanny W.2 Young
1819 - 1843
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Bryan Z Young
1816 - Unknown
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Agnes R. Young
1826 - 1878
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J Marianne "Mary" Young
1833 - Unknown
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Benjamin C. Young
1832 - Unknown
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John S Young
1822 - 1884
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Robert H. Young
1835 - 1878
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William H Young
1824 - Unknown
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Nancy B. Young
1818 - 1878
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Elizabeth B. Young
1827 - 1894
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Sally S Young
1814 - Unknown
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Benjamin S Young
1805 - 1838
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Elizabeth Vance
1806 - 1875

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