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Benjamin Truitt

Birth1689 - Accomac, Accomack, Virginia, USA
DeathMAR 1773 - Cedar Creek, Sussex, Delaware, USA
MotherRachel Truitt
FatherJob Truitt

Born in Accomac, Accomack, Virginia, USA on 1689 to Job Truitt and Rachel Truitt. Benjamin Truitt married Edith Brown and had 8 children. He passed away on MAR 1773 in Cedar Creek, Sussex, Delaware, USA.

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Job Truitt
1657 - 1730
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Rachel Truitt
1661 - 1729
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Edith Brown
1693 - 1773
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Edith Truitt
1727 - 1773
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Elijah Truitt
1721 - 1773
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The Elder Joseph Truitt
1732 - 1777
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Benjamin 'Long' Truitt
1725 - 1794
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John Truitt
1720 - 1784
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Rachel Truitt
1725 - 1773
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George Truitt
1723 - 1773
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Elizabeth Truitt
1709 - Unknown

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