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Benjamin Workman

Birth26 Jan 1849 - Marshall, West Virginia, USA
Death09 Oct 1931 - London, Madison, Ohio, USA
MotherNarcissus Worley
FatherLewis Doss Workman

Born in Marshall, West Virginia, USA on 26 Jan 1849 to Lewis Doss Workman and Narcissus Worley. Benjamin Workman married Ellen Richardson and had 6 children. He passed away on 09 Oct 1931 in London, Madison, Ohio, USA.

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Lewis Doss Workman
1816 - 1901
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Narcissus Worley
1822 - 1916
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Ellen Richardson
1851 - Unknown
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Ross Earle Workman
1881 - 1981
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Eva May Dean Workman
1885 - 1936
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Maggie Workman
1874 - 1924
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Vernie Wilson Workman
1872 - Unknown
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Maggie E Workman Kollars
1876 - 1964
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Vernie Wilson Workman
1872 - Unknown

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