Benjamin was a "Collector" by occupation. He served in the War of 1812 during July and August 1814, for which service his wife Sarah later received a pension.
He married Sarah in Caroline County, Virginia in November 1835. They had at least eleven children: Henry, Edward, Susan, Virginia, James, Betty, Anna Maria, William, twins Hunter and Sallie, and Anna.
Benjamin died of "Paralysis", per Cemetery records, and is buried in his wife's plot.
He married Sarah in Caroline County, Virginia in November 1835. They had at least eleven children: Henry, Edward, Susan, Virginia, James, Betty, Anna Maria, William, twins Hunter and Sallie, and Anna.
Benjamin died of "Paralysis", per Cemetery records, and is buried in his wife's plot.
Benjamin was a "Collector" by occupation. He served in the War of 1812 during July and August 1814, for which service his wife Sarah later received a pension.
He married Sarah in Caroline County, Virginia in November 1835. They had at least eleven children: Henry, Edward, Susan, Virginia, James, Betty, Anna Maria, William, twins Hunter and Sallie, and Anna.
Benjamin died of "Paralysis", per Cemetery records, and is buried in his wife's plot.
He married Sarah in Caroline County, Virginia in November 1835. They had at least eleven children: Henry, Edward, Susan, Virginia, James, Betty, Anna Maria, William, twins Hunter and Sallie, and Anna.
Benjamin died of "Paralysis", per Cemetery records, and is buried in his wife's plot.
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