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Benjamin Stratton

Birth1665 - East Hampton, Livingston, New York, United States
Death14 Sep 1716 - Fairfield, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States
MotherElizabeth Edwards
FatherRichard STRATTON

Born in East Hampton, Livingston, New York, United States on 1665 to Richard STRATTON and Elizabeth Edwards. Benjamin Stratton married Mary Havens Stratton and had 12 children. He passed away on 14 Sep 1716 in Fairfield, Cumberland, New Jersey, United States.

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Richard Stratton
1619 - 1675
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Elizabeth Edwards
1631 - 1705
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Mary Havens Stratton
1679 - 1709
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Benjamin Mark Stratton
1701 - 1759
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William Stratton
1705 - 1759
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Emanuel Stratton
1689 - 1725
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Jonathan Stratton
1708 - 1755
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Abigain Stratton
1699 - Unknown
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Serajah Jeremiah Stratton
1706 - 1758
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Caleb Stratton
1708 - 1786
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Isaac Stratton
1711 - 1753
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David Stratton
1715 - 1764
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Benjamin Mark Stratton
1691 - 1759
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Jonathan Stratton
Unknown - Unknown
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Isaac Stratton
1714 - Unknown

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