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Benjamin Workman

Birth10 September 1825 - Kentucky
Death16 April 1876 - Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States
MotherHannah Bilyeu
FatherBenjamin Ephraim Workman

Born in Kentucky on 10 September 1825 to Benjamin Ephraim Workman and Hannah Bilyeu. Benjamin Workman had 8 children. He passed away on 16 April 1876 in Kansas City, Wyandotte, Kansas, United States.

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Benjamin Ephraim Workman
1785 - 1838
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Hannah Bilyeu
1787 - 1849
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Rebecca A Workman
1846 - 1915
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Elmira Ella J Workman
1852 - 1921
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David Workman
1848 - Unknown
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Sherman D. Wortman
1865 - 1921
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Benjamin Wortman
1861 - 1942
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Jacob Hiram Wortman
1856 - 1895
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Minerva E. Minnie Wortman Brink
1858 - Unknown
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Martha J. Workman
1863 - 1955

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