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1 Info from the Hawkins Genealogy supplement page 86 170de. Family: F0113
 
2 Mary's maiden name was Parsons. She was a widow when she married Giles. Jane (PARSONS)CONKLIN
 
3 From Brooklyn,NY Daniel ABBOTT
 
4 Also known as Jones? Susan AKERLY
 
5 Occupation: Seaman Info from Susan&Bayard Carmeincke Buel L. ALBIN
 
6 Daniel was a farmer. Daniel ALBIN
 
7 John married Hannah White, daughter of Ebenezer White and Hannah Phillips, about 1699 in Middleboro, Plymouth, Massachusetts.  John ALDEN
 
8 Also shown as Allen Freelove ALLING
 
9 Also shown as Allen Letitia ALLING
 
10 Also shown as Allen Thomas ALLING
 
11 Served with a Corps of Chasseurs and Dragoons raised in New York in 1777 by Lt. Andreas Emmerich.  John ALTHOUSE
 
12 Drowned in Hudson River Martin ARMSTRONG
 
13 Phillip was a painter/handy man Phillip Hayton ARMSTRONG
 
14 Widow when married Charity ARTHUR
 
15 Harry Baker operated a picking plant for his own ducks and contracted to do it for other farmers. Later, he and all the others hauled the ducks live to the plant in low double decked trailers Harry S. BAKER
 
16 Resident of Seaford, NY Thomas BALDWIN
 
17 Husband was either John Ephriam or Jack W. Blanscett Elsie Terry BALLARD
 
18 Stepchild Joshua BARNES
 
19 They were the early settlers of Southampton, NY.

In the name of God, Amen, September 30, 1756. I, JOSHUA BARNES, of the town of Rye, Westchester County, being in good health. I direct all debts to be paid and the charge of settling my estate. I leave to my wife Sarah the use of one of my houses where I live, at her choice, and 1/2 of my barn, and a negro girl, while she remains my widow, or during her life, and then to my son Richard. I leave to my wife all household goods and movables indoors, and after debts and legacies are paid I leave her the rest of movables and 1/3 of the profits of all my lands. I leave to my eldest son John 5 shillings, over and above what I have given him by deed dated March 7, 1749, in full bar of any claim as heir at law. I leave to my son Samuel all that parcel of land whereon he has built and improved, and where he now lives, in Harrison's Purchase, bounded east by the main road, north by land of Walter Fields, being 80 acres, also a cow. I leave to my youngest son Richard all my farm or tract of land whereon I dwell in Harrison's Purchase, in Rye, bounded west by the main road, south and east by John Thomas, north by Nathan Field, containing 90 acres, with house and buildings, Also 20 acres of land, being a part of my lot on the Oblong, No. 19. I leave to my two grandsons Joshua and Samuel, sons of my son, Joshua Barnes, deceased, all that my lot of land in the Oblong No. 19, except 20 acres, To be divided between them when Joshua is of age, and Samuel is to have his choice, "and Richard after them." If both of my grandsons should die, then I leave the same to my sons, John, Samuel, and Richard. When my grandson Joshua is 21 he shall pay to his sister Patience, wife of Absalom Gedney, œ12. and Samuel shall pay to his sister Mary œ12. I leave to my son Richard all my right of lands, divided and undivided, on the Island of Nassau, in New York (Long Island). I leave to my daughters, Elizabeth, wife of Hicks Seaman, Patience, wife of Daniel Halstead, Sarah, wife of Joshua Hatfield, and Mary, wife of Isaac Birdsell, each 20 shillings, and with what they have already received to be in full of all claims.I make my wife Sarah and my sons Samuel and Richard executors.
 		Joshua BARNES
 
20 Stepchild Mary BARNES
 
21 Stepchild Richard BARNES
 
22 Stepchild Samuel BARNES
 
23 Stepchild Sarah BARNES
 
24 Also shown as Barton, Hempstead, NY. Of French descnt.  Sarah BARTOE
 
25 French descent. Residents of Little Egg Harbor, NJ Sarah BARTOE
 
26 Shown also as Mercy Mary BEDELL
 
27 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Carol BEER
 
28 They had three stillborn sons Edwin Carlton BELLOWS
 
29 Never married. Was a Dr. Emma Louise BELLOWS
 
30 From Wilton, Connecticut, son of Harvey & Martha E. Sterling Frederick H. BENDIENT
 
31 U.S. Judge Charles L. BENEDICT
 
32 Admiral. Son of Commodore  Ellecott Kennedy BENHAM
 
33 Commodore T. J. BENHAM
 
34 Died at 2 years Doris BENJAMIN
 
35 1860 Census - Living in Islip, Suffolk Co., NY with wife Rosalie (24), and children: Anna (7), Mary E. (4), and a male infant (7/12).

1870 Census - Living in Islip (39), with wife Frances R. (36), and children: Annie R. (17), Mary E. (14), Gilbert (7), Charles (4), Herbert J. (2). All born in NY.

King is living next door to sister Betsy in the 1880 census. This census lists his wife Rachel and children: Gilbert (17), Charles (15), and Harry (21).

1910 Census - Living in Sayville, Suffolk Co., NY (79), with wife Rachel G. (71). Everyone born in NY. They have been married 35 years, with 2 children, 1 still alive. He is a Boatman/Sailor.

According to the LDS site on the Internet, Prosper's wife was - Frances Rosella Havens. I also notice that Frances died in 1879. Rachel must be Prosper's second wife. Which means the children all belong to Frances.

I found Prosper's obituary in the 13 June 1913 edition of the Suffolk County News. He died at his home in Sayville, at age 83. He is listed as "Capt". It says he was born in Flanders and came to Sayville early in life and lived at the corner of Main Street and Greeley Avenue. It says he was married twice, and is survived by son Gilbert from his first wife, who at the time lived in California, his current wife - Rachel Green of Sayville, and son Harry R. Benjamin.

I found the head stones of son Herbert J. and daughter Anna R. at Union Cemetery in Sayville, NY. They are listed as son/daughter of P.K. and F.R. Benjamin.

Marriage is reported in "The Republican Watchman", for a Capt Prosper K. Benjamin and Rachel Green, in Sayville. The only problem is that the marriage date is listed as 8 Dec 1875. I believe it should be 8 Dec 1880. The document I found was an indexed transcript of Marriages from that newspaper, and so it is subject to mistakes. I believe this is one of them.
 		Prosper King BENJAMIN
 
36 Something is wrong here. Elizabeth Terry would be too old to have some of these children. Either Richard was married a second time, and some of the children are from a second marriage, or maybe the youngest children belong to son Richard. One source says Richard was born in MA. Richard Sr. moved to Long Island form Mass. around 1645, so it is possible that Richard was born in Mass.

The following is the 1698 census for Southold, regarding this family:

Richard, Eliza, Anna, John, Richard junjr, Jonathan, David, Joshua, Joseph (130-138)
This is Richard-2 (Richard-1) Benjamin and his wife, Elizabeth (__). Torrey match: "Benjamin, Richard (1646-1730) & Elizabeth __?__; b 1681; Southold, LI. Based on the first born of 1681, these kids should all be under 19.

Death recorded in the Salmon Records - "Richard Benjamin, age 85" on 29 Sep 1730.

I do not see son William here at all. Plus there appears to be a daughter Anna that I am missing. I believe that William is the son of Richard's brother Simeon, since I see a William in the 1698 census living with Simeon's widow. My information does not appear to be very accurate, compared to the 1698 census.

I also found a source that lists another daughter named Alethea, born around 1702, and married to a John Howell in 1725. It also lists her mother as Elizabeth Terry Benjamin. There must be something wrong with her year of birth. But based upon information on her siblings, and parents, she could not have been born much later than 1657, which would still put her age at 45 when Alethea was born.

I found a death listing in the Salmon Records for a James Benjamin on 6 April 1707/1708. He is not listed as anyone's son, so I assume he must be an adult, so was probably born before 1685. I do not have this person in my database, but he could be a son of this Richard Benjamin.
 		Richard BENJAMIN
 
37 One source has Lidia's last name as Brown Lidia BENNETT
 
38 Unmarried Anne BILLOPP
 
39 He was a Colonel Christopher BILLOPP
 
40 Died of yellow fever John W. BILLOPP
 
41 Assumed that surname in accordance with a provision in the will of his mother's father, by which he inherited Bentley Manor on Staten Island. After his death most of the children reassumed the name Farmer Thomas BILLOPP
 
42 Harry Bisgood abandon Fanny without notice, and with four young children.
Some years later he was located in South Dakota, an old, poor, sickly, lonely man.
He died and was buried there. 		Harry BISGOOD
 
43 West Hampton, Ny Gaston BISHOP
 
44 Widow of William Blydenburgh Mary Arthur BLYDENBURGH
 
45 Had 1 son Amy Avis BOGART
 
46 Had 2 daughters Hannah Etta BOGART
 
47 Had 2 sons Keturah BOGART
 
48 Sergeant in the 127th New York Volunteers during the Civil War Horatio N. BOOTH
 
49 Page 560.--JONAH BOWER. In the name of God, Amen, the 9 May, 1709. I, Jonah Bower, of the town of Southampton, in the Co., of Suffolk. I leave to my eldest son, Daniel Bower, nine acres of land south of Joseph Hildreth's adjoining to the Woodruffs' land; Also my tract of land which I had of Aaron Burnett, adjoining to Mr. Jonah Fordham's land on the west; Also my one half of my right in a close near the water mill, lying with my brother, Isaac Bower, and not yet divided; Also one half of my meadow at Ketchaponack, Accobouk, and in Sebonack divisions; Also my three acre close of land in Cooper's neck, adjoining upon the north side of the land of Jonathan Raynor; Also a €100 right of Commonage throughout the bounds of Southampton. I leave to my son, Jonah Bower, my house and buildings and right in the barn, and my home lot adjoining thereto; Also my three acres in Cooper's neck lying northward of the land of Caleb Gilbert, And my meadow in Jeremiah Jaggers close next the beach, in First neck pond, And one half of my right in a close near the Watermill, and the other half of my meadow and upland in Ketchaponack, Accobouk, and Sebonack divisions; Also €100 right of Commonage throughout the bounds of Southampton. I leave to my sons Stephen and Ebenezer, and my two daughters Mehitabel and Hannah, €6 each when of age. My son Ezekiel is to have a maintenance, decent and comely, during his life, but if he shall be capable when of age to maintain himself, then he shall have €6. I leave to my wife, Ruth Bower, the use of my dwelling house, and one third of my lands and meadows, and I make her sole executor.

Dated May 9, 1708. Witnesses, Samuel Johnes, Josiah Howell, Dorcas Howell. Proved, November 17, 1709.  		Jonah BOWERS
 
50 Everett died unmarried. Everett P. BROWN
 

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