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Benjamin Thwing

Birth4/14/1686 - Boston, Essex, Massachusetts, USA
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherElizabeth Lawson
FatherEdward 7ggf Thwing/Tyng

Born in Boston, Essex, Massachusetts, USA on 4/14/1686 to Edward 7ggf Thwing/Tyng and Elizabeth Lawson. Benjamin Thwing married Bathsheba Payson and had 7 children.

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Parents
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Edward 7Ggf Thwing/tyng
1652 - 1707
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Elizabeth Lawson
1656 - 1699
Spouse(s)
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Bathsheba Payson
1691 - Unknown
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Bathsheba Payson (Pason)
1672 - 1683
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Benjamin Thwing
1686 - Unknown
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Bathsheba Thwing
1725 - 1792
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William Thwing
1727 - 1727
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Bathsheba Thwing
1723 - 1724
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Hannah Thwing
1721 - Unknown
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Joseph Thwing
1720 - 1720
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Benjamin Thwing
Unknown - Unknown

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