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Benjamin Coleman “Buck” Gosney

Birth
Virginia, USA
Death
21 Mar 1840 (aged 74)
Grants Lick, Campbell County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Grants Lick, Campbell County, Kentucky, USA Add to Map
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Benjamin Coleman Gosney was born 21 Feb 1755 in either Frederick or Culpepper Co. Virginia to Henry Gosney and Mary Jane Shelton. Benjamin called"Buck" had close to 14 siblings. Benjamin had a first marriage to Elizabeth Haden 26 Dec 1786 in Campbell, VA. She died bef 2 Mar 1789 (without children). In 1789 he married Sarah Applebee in Culpepper Co. Virginia. They had two sons and one daughter when Sarah died in 1794. He married Margaret Colvin of Culpepper Co.,Virginia on 7 OCT 1795 They were married in Campbell Co. Kentucky where they had moved. They had 14 children together. In his will at the court house in Alexandria, Kentucky he names his wife and all his children. He named his son Oliver Gosney and his son-in-law-, Genethan/Jonathan Hopkins, executors of his estate. The will was dated Feb 16, 1840 and probated in the March 1840 term of court. He was living in Grants Lick, Campbell Co., Kentucky when he died March 21, 1840. Benjamin was a farmer in Campbell Co., and he had a salt mill on the farm he owned and operated.
Benjamin Coleman Gosney was born 21 Feb 1755 in either Frederick or Culpepper Co. Virginia to Henry Gosney and Mary Jane Shelton. Benjamin called"Buck" had close to 14 siblings. Benjamin had a first marriage to Elizabeth Haden 26 Dec 1786 in Campbell, VA. She died bef 2 Mar 1789 (without children). In 1789 he married Sarah Applebee in Culpepper Co. Virginia. They had two sons and one daughter when Sarah died in 1794. He married Margaret Colvin of Culpepper Co.,Virginia on 7 OCT 1795 They were married in Campbell Co. Kentucky where they had moved. They had 14 children together. In his will at the court house in Alexandria, Kentucky he names his wife and all his children. He named his son Oliver Gosney and his son-in-law-, Genethan/Jonathan Hopkins, executors of his estate. The will was dated Feb 16, 1840 and probated in the March 1840 term of court. He was living in Grants Lick, Campbell Co., Kentucky when he died March 21, 1840. Benjamin was a farmer in Campbell Co., and he had a salt mill on the farm he owned and operated.


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