Porter Benjamin S 1837 1906
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Census 1900: Watertown city Ward 6, Jefferson, NY
married to Angeline 2nd spouse
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Benjamin S. Porter died Monday afternoon at No. 72 Mill street He was born in Leray about sixty-nine years ago and for many years lived on a farm near Sanfords Corners. About seventeen years ago he removed to this city. Besides his
wife he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Frank Puffer of Syracuse and Mrs. Benjamin Sharp of Black River, and one son, Frank Porter of Black River. The funeral was held from his late home at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon and burial made at
San fords Corners.
Watertown herald Nov 03, 1906
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Census 1900: Watertown city Ward 6, Jefferson, NY
married to Angeline 2nd spouse
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Benjamin S. Porter died Monday afternoon at No. 72 Mill street He was born in Leray about sixty-nine years ago and for many years lived on a farm near Sanfords Corners. About seventeen years ago he removed to this city. Besides his
wife he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Frank Puffer of Syracuse and Mrs. Benjamin Sharp of Black River, and one son, Frank Porter of Black River. The funeral was held from his late home at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon and burial made at
San fords Corners.
Watertown herald Nov 03, 1906
Porter Benjamin S 1837 1906
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Census 1900: Watertown city Ward 6, Jefferson, NY
married to Angeline 2nd spouse
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Benjamin S. Porter died Monday afternoon at No. 72 Mill street He was born in Leray about sixty-nine years ago and for many years lived on a farm near Sanfords Corners. About seventeen years ago he removed to this city. Besides his
wife he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Frank Puffer of Syracuse and Mrs. Benjamin Sharp of Black River, and one son, Frank Porter of Black River. The funeral was held from his late home at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon and burial made at
San fords Corners.
Watertown herald Nov 03, 1906
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Census 1900: Watertown city Ward 6, Jefferson, NY
married to Angeline 2nd spouse
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Benjamin S. Porter died Monday afternoon at No. 72 Mill street He was born in Leray about sixty-nine years ago and for many years lived on a farm near Sanfords Corners. About seventeen years ago he removed to this city. Besides his
wife he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Frank Puffer of Syracuse and Mrs. Benjamin Sharp of Black River, and one son, Frank Porter of Black River. The funeral was held from his late home at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon and burial made at
San fords Corners.
Watertown herald Nov 03, 1906
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