(Previous bio moved to his son [Memorial 241647492])
"About seven of the clock in the evening, he was taken up dead near Daniel Newhall's dore, and it was thought by the jury that he fell of his horse and that was a means of his death his soul by his temple was beat in, Feb. 8, 1750-1" - The Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 9, p. 34
"About seven of the clock in the evening, he was taken up dead near Daniel Newhall's dore, and it was thought by the jury that he fell of his horse and that was a means of his death his soul by his temple was beat in, Feb. 8, 1750-1" - The Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 9, p. 34
(Previous bio moved to his son [Memorial 241647492])
"About seven of the clock in the evening, he was taken up dead near Daniel Newhall's dore, and it was thought by the jury that he fell of his horse and that was a means of his death his soul by his temple was beat in, Feb. 8, 1750-1" - The Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 9, p. 34
"About seven of the clock in the evening, he was taken up dead near Daniel Newhall's dore, and it was thought by the jury that he fell of his horse and that was a means of his death his soul by his temple was beat in, Feb. 8, 1750-1" - The Essex Antiquarian, Vol. 9, p. 34
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Here Lyes Buried
the Body of Capt
Benjamin Blaney
Who Departed this Life
Feb'ry ye 8th Anno Domini
1750/1 Aged 51 Years
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