Benjamin Bratt (Bradt/Brott in many records) was buried in Ash Center Cemetery the same year it was established.
Benjamin was a Private in the War of 1812 serving under Capt. Roger's NY Militia.
Married: 14 Nov 1807
Enlisted: 08 Sep 1814
Discharged: 22 Nov 1814
Received Bounty Land (#57080 and #85430)and a pension for his service.
His Widow Mary and 16 other family members are buried in Riverside Cemetery located in Vassar, Michigan.
Benjamin was a Private in the War of 1812 serving under Capt. Roger's NY Militia.
Married: 14 Nov 1807
Enlisted: 08 Sep 1814
Discharged: 22 Nov 1814
Received Bounty Land (#57080 and #85430)and a pension for his service.
His Widow Mary and 16 other family members are buried in Riverside Cemetery located in Vassar, Michigan.
Benjamin Bratt (Bradt/Brott in many records) was buried in Ash Center Cemetery the same year it was established.
Benjamin was a Private in the War of 1812 serving under Capt. Roger's NY Militia.
Married: 14 Nov 1807
Enlisted: 08 Sep 1814
Discharged: 22 Nov 1814
Received Bounty Land (#57080 and #85430)and a pension for his service.
His Widow Mary and 16 other family members are buried in Riverside Cemetery located in Vassar, Michigan.
Benjamin was a Private in the War of 1812 serving under Capt. Roger's NY Militia.
Married: 14 Nov 1807
Enlisted: 08 Sep 1814
Discharged: 22 Nov 1814
Received Bounty Land (#57080 and #85430)and a pension for his service.
His Widow Mary and 16 other family members are buried in Riverside Cemetery located in Vassar, Michigan.
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