Benjamin
HARRISON
(b.
8 September 1806
,
Vincennes, Knox, Indiana Territory
d.
17 June 1840
,
North Bend, Ohio, USA
)
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Benjamin HARRISON was born 8 September 1806 in Vincennes, Knox, Indiana Territory
Benjamin HARRISON was the child of William Henry HARRISON and Anna Tuthill SYMMESBenjamin HARRISON died 17 June 1840 in North Bend, Ohio, USA.
m. (1) Louisa Smith Bonner, 24 April 1828 in Knox, Indiana
m. (2) Mary Raney, abt. 1830
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8 September 1806
Vincennes, Knox, Indiana Territory
17 June 1840
North Bend, Ohio, USA
He died at the age of 33.
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Prior to 1816 - Indiana Territory
December 11, 1816 - Indiana becomes 19th U.S. state
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