Benjamin Willard

Birth13 Nov 1716 - Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America

Death8 Oct 1775 - Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America

MotherMartha Clarke

FatherJoseph Willard

Born in Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America on 13 Nov 1716 to Joseph Willard and Martha Clarke. Benjamin Willard married Sarah Brooks and had 13 children. He passed away on 8 Oct 1775 in Grafton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States of America.

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Parents

Joseph Willard
1692 - 1774

Martha Clarke
1693 - 1794

Spouse(s)

Sarah Brooks
1717 - 1775

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Aaron Willard Clock Maker
1757 - 1844

Simon Willard
1753 - 1848

Joseph Willard
1741 - 1828

Benjamin Willard
1743 - 1803

Eunice Willard
1761 - 1841

Lucy Willard
1759 - 1848

Ephraim Willard
1755 - Unknown

Joshua Willard
1751 - 1831

Solomon Willard
1745 - 1812

Sarah Willard
1740 - 1751

John Willard
1748 - 1812

Samuel Willard
1746 - 1751

Solomon Willard
1744 - 1751

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