Benjamin
Whitman
Born in Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Ancestors 
Son of Nicholas Whitman
and Mary (Cary) Whitman
Brother of
Thomas Whitman [half], John Whitman [half], Josiah Whitman [half], David Whitman [half], Jonathan Whitman [half], Seth Whitman [half], Eleazer Whitman, Mary Whitman [half], William Whitman [half], Josiah Whitman [half], Sarah (Whitman) Alden [half], Abigail Whitman [half], Nicholas Whitman [half], Susannah Whitman [half] and Ebenezer Whitman [half]
Died
at age 4
in Bridgewater, Massachusetts
Profile last modified
| Created 19 Feb 2014
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Biography
Benjamin Whitman died young.
Benjamin Whitman was born in 1719 and died in 1724.
Sources
- North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000, Book Title: John Cary : the Plymouth Pilgrim, Pg 65
- Massachusetts Vital Records
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