Benjamin
FENN
Born
abt. 1612
,
Stewkley, Buckinghamshire, England
Died
14 September 1672
,
Milford, Connecticut Colony
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Born: abt. 1612 in Stewkley, Buckinghamshire, England
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Benjamin married Sarah BALDWIN abt. 1638 in Milford, New Haven Colony . The couple had (at least) 2 children.
Sarah BALDWIN was born 22 April 1621 in Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England. Sarah died 29 April 1663 in Milford, Connecticut Colony.
Benjamin FENN died 14 September 1672 in Milford, Connecticut Colony.
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Benjamin FENN married Sarah BALDWIN
Marriage date: abt. 1638
Marriage place: Milford, New Haven Colony
Sarah BALDWINMarriage date: abt. 1638
Marriage place: Milford, New Haven Colony
Children of Benjamin FENN and Sarah BALDWIN
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1645 Birth of ChildSarah FENN was born April 1645, Milford, Connecticut, USA
1650 Birth of ChildMartha FENN was born 7 July 1650, Milford, Connecticut, USA
1663 Death of Spouse/PartnerSarah BALDWIN died 29 April 1663, Milford, Connecticut, USA
1669 Marriage of ChildMartha FENN married 14 March 1669, Milford, Connecticut Colony to Samuel NEWTON
Death — 167214 September 1672
Milford, Connecticut Colony
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