son of Capt. Dennis & Mary Benent
aged 50 years 1 month & 21 days
[Edmond Bement was a private in the Enfield Company of Militia which responded to the "Lexington Alarm". He never married. (Source: Bement Chronicles in America, 1928, p. 63) His will, made July 21, 1798, probated April 19, 1799, left property to the following: to his sisters, Prudence Bement; Mary, wife of Captain Richard Abbe; Tryphena, wife of Jonathan Parsons; and to his brother, Dennis Bement.]
aged 50 years 1 month & 21 days
[Edmond Bement was a private in the Enfield Company of Militia which responded to the "Lexington Alarm". He never married. (Source: Bement Chronicles in America, 1928, p. 63) His will, made July 21, 1798, probated April 19, 1799, left property to the following: to his sisters, Prudence Bement; Mary, wife of Captain Richard Abbe; Tryphena, wife of Jonathan Parsons; and to his brother, Dennis Bement.]
son of Capt. Dennis & Mary Benent
aged 50 years 1 month & 21 days
[Edmond Bement was a private in the Enfield Company of Militia which responded to the "Lexington Alarm". He never married. (Source: Bement Chronicles in America, 1928, p. 63) His will, made July 21, 1798, probated April 19, 1799, left property to the following: to his sisters, Prudence Bement; Mary, wife of Captain Richard Abbe; Tryphena, wife of Jonathan Parsons; and to his brother, Dennis Bement.]
aged 50 years 1 month & 21 days
[Edmond Bement was a private in the Enfield Company of Militia which responded to the "Lexington Alarm". He never married. (Source: Bement Chronicles in America, 1928, p. 63) His will, made July 21, 1798, probated April 19, 1799, left property to the following: to his sisters, Prudence Bement; Mary, wife of Captain Richard Abbe; Tryphena, wife of Jonathan Parsons; and to his brother, Dennis Bement.]
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