The daughter of John & Jemima (Hurlburt) Blackman, she married James Benedict, Jr. on May 8, 1740.
After her father's death in 1732, Mary chose Ephraim Jackson to be her guardian. In 1761, Mary & James Benedict conveyed their rights to a homelot that belonged to her father to Nathaniel Whitehead.
The Genealogy of the Benedicts of America by Henry Benedict, states that Rev. James Benedict, Jr. & his first first wife are buried in the Old Baptist Cemetery in Warwick, NY and there are no tombstones remaining.
After her father's death in 1732, Mary chose Ephraim Jackson to be her guardian. In 1761, Mary & James Benedict conveyed their rights to a homelot that belonged to her father to Nathaniel Whitehead.
The Genealogy of the Benedicts of America by Henry Benedict, states that Rev. James Benedict, Jr. & his first first wife are buried in the Old Baptist Cemetery in Warwick, NY and there are no tombstones remaining.
The daughter of John & Jemima (Hurlburt) Blackman, she married James Benedict, Jr. on May 8, 1740.
After her father's death in 1732, Mary chose Ephraim Jackson to be her guardian. In 1761, Mary & James Benedict conveyed their rights to a homelot that belonged to her father to Nathaniel Whitehead.
The Genealogy of the Benedicts of America by Henry Benedict, states that Rev. James Benedict, Jr. & his first first wife are buried in the Old Baptist Cemetery in Warwick, NY and there are no tombstones remaining.
After her father's death in 1732, Mary chose Ephraim Jackson to be her guardian. In 1761, Mary & James Benedict conveyed their rights to a homelot that belonged to her father to Nathaniel Whitehead.
The Genealogy of the Benedicts of America by Henry Benedict, states that Rev. James Benedict, Jr. & his first first wife are buried in the Old Baptist Cemetery in Warwick, NY and there are no tombstones remaining.
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