Benjamin Rackley Deane was ninth child born to Zebulon Deane and Mary Rackley. Benjamin's mother died when he was a few years old. His father remarried and had two more children.
Benjamin married Betsey Alden of Turner in 1836. They resided on River Road in Leeds, very near Freeman's Landing.
The couple had nine children born from 1837 to 1855. Of these, three of their children died young. Their two sons, Truman and Volney never married. Their daughters Mary, Martha and Elvira married but had no surviving children. Emma had two children.
Benjamin's son Truman lived in his parents' house until his death. The house is now gone, but the cellar hole is still there.
Benjamin married Betsey Alden of Turner in 1836. They resided on River Road in Leeds, very near Freeman's Landing.
The couple had nine children born from 1837 to 1855. Of these, three of their children died young. Their two sons, Truman and Volney never married. Their daughters Mary, Martha and Elvira married but had no surviving children. Emma had two children.
Benjamin's son Truman lived in his parents' house until his death. The house is now gone, but the cellar hole is still there.
Benjamin Rackley Deane was ninth child born to Zebulon Deane and Mary Rackley. Benjamin's mother died when he was a few years old. His father remarried and had two more children.
Benjamin married Betsey Alden of Turner in 1836. They resided on River Road in Leeds, very near Freeman's Landing.
The couple had nine children born from 1837 to 1855. Of these, three of their children died young. Their two sons, Truman and Volney never married. Their daughters Mary, Martha and Elvira married but had no surviving children. Emma had two children.
Benjamin's son Truman lived in his parents' house until his death. The house is now gone, but the cellar hole is still there.
Benjamin married Betsey Alden of Turner in 1836. They resided on River Road in Leeds, very near Freeman's Landing.
The couple had nine children born from 1837 to 1855. Of these, three of their children died young. Their two sons, Truman and Volney never married. Their daughters Mary, Martha and Elvira married but had no surviving children. Emma had two children.
Benjamin's son Truman lived in his parents' house until his death. The house is now gone, but the cellar hole is still there.
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