In later life Benedict became a yachtsman and was Commodore of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. He owned several yachts and sailed in South America, the Bahamas and the West Indies. He had been ill for more than a year when he died on November 23, 1920 at his estate home on Indian Harbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.
In 1859, he married Sarah C. Hart, daughter of Lucius Hart of New York. Their children were Frederick Hart Benedict, who was killed in an automobile accident near West Point; Martha, who married Ramsay Turnbull, of Bernardsville, NJ; Helen Ripley, who married Thomas Hastings, of Westbury NY; and Louise Adele Benedict, who in 1904 married, and later (1925) divorced Clifford B. Harmon; Louise was the life partner of artist Hildreth Meiere.
In later life Benedict became a yachtsman and was Commodore of the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club. He owned several yachts and sailed in South America, the Bahamas and the West Indies. He had been ill for more than a year when he died on November 23, 1920 at his estate home on Indian Harbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.
In 1859, he married Sarah C. Hart, daughter of Lucius Hart of New York. Their children were Frederick Hart Benedict, who was killed in an automobile accident near West Point; Martha, who married Ramsay Turnbull, of Bernardsville, NJ; Helen Ripley, who married Thomas Hastings, of Westbury NY; and Louise Adele Benedict, who in 1904 married, and later (1925) divorced Clifford B. Harmon; Louise was the life partner of artist Hildreth Meiere.
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