Age 68.
Notes below by cemetery researcher/photographer Jen Snoots:
Per Jenks 93/95 transcription, he died Feb. 15, 1813.
As you can see, there was an attempt to fix his stone, which has failed miserably. We found fragments of it on the ground, which was already swallowing it up, but nothing we could make heads or tails of.
I don't think he was married to Lucy. Here's why...
Benjamin, died 1813, age 68...born c.1745
Lucy, died 1831, age 45...born c. 1786 (and her son Franklin, also here, died 1850, age 31, born c. 1819)
Think probably there was a Benjamin Jr. and that is who Lucy was married to.
I think this Benjamin was married to Elizabeth, whose stone is gone.
Just my thoughts :)
~Jen Snoots
Notes below by cemetery researcher/photographer Jen Snoots:
Per Jenks 93/95 transcription, he died Feb. 15, 1813.
As you can see, there was an attempt to fix his stone, which has failed miserably. We found fragments of it on the ground, which was already swallowing it up, but nothing we could make heads or tails of.
I don't think he was married to Lucy. Here's why...
Benjamin, died 1813, age 68...born c.1745
Lucy, died 1831, age 45...born c. 1786 (and her son Franklin, also here, died 1850, age 31, born c. 1819)
Think probably there was a Benjamin Jr. and that is who Lucy was married to.
I think this Benjamin was married to Elizabeth, whose stone is gone.
Just my thoughts :)
~Jen Snoots
Age 68.
Notes below by cemetery researcher/photographer Jen Snoots:
Per Jenks 93/95 transcription, he died Feb. 15, 1813.
As you can see, there was an attempt to fix his stone, which has failed miserably. We found fragments of it on the ground, which was already swallowing it up, but nothing we could make heads or tails of.
I don't think he was married to Lucy. Here's why...
Benjamin, died 1813, age 68...born c.1745
Lucy, died 1831, age 45...born c. 1786 (and her son Franklin, also here, died 1850, age 31, born c. 1819)
Think probably there was a Benjamin Jr. and that is who Lucy was married to.
I think this Benjamin was married to Elizabeth, whose stone is gone.
Just my thoughts :)
~Jen Snoots
Notes below by cemetery researcher/photographer Jen Snoots:
Per Jenks 93/95 transcription, he died Feb. 15, 1813.
As you can see, there was an attempt to fix his stone, which has failed miserably. We found fragments of it on the ground, which was already swallowing it up, but nothing we could make heads or tails of.
I don't think he was married to Lucy. Here's why...
Benjamin, died 1813, age 68...born c.1745
Lucy, died 1831, age 45...born c. 1786 (and her son Franklin, also here, died 1850, age 31, born c. 1819)
Think probably there was a Benjamin Jr. and that is who Lucy was married to.
I think this Benjamin was married to Elizabeth, whose stone is gone.
Just my thoughts :)
~Jen Snoots
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