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Catherine Benoit

BirthSeptember 1855 - Nova Scotia, Canada
Death27 Oct 1933 - Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States of America
MotherMartine Landry
FatherCharles Bennett (Benoit)

Born in Nova Scotia, Canada on September 1855 to Charles Bennett (Benoit) and Martine Landry. Catherine Benoit married Edward J DeYoung and had 9 children. She passed away on 27 Oct 1933 in Braintree, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, United States of America.

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Parents
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Charles Bennett (Benoit)
1819 - 1913
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Martine Landry
1828 - 1907
Spouse(s)
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Edward J Deyoung
1843 - 1932
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Robert Deyoung
1883 - 1951
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Margaret Deyoung
1876 - Unknown
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Lillian E Dwyer
1892 - 1954
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Agnes Deyoung
1888 - 1980
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Edward Joseph Deyoung
1897 - 1967
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John Stephen Deyoung
1874 - 1935
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Anne Adele Deyoung
1890 - Unknown
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Martha Deyoung
1886 - 1937
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Charles Mickal Deyoung
1885 - 1951

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