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Benjamin Lesher 1811 — 1862

Born on Jun 16, 1811 to David Samuel Lesher and Elizabeth Schrack Lesher. Benjamin Lesher passed away on 1862, at the age of 50 and was buried in Zion Cemetery in Moraine, OH. Benjamin Lesher was married to Saloma Sarah Kimmel Lesher and had 2 children: George Lesher, David Lesher.

Birth:
Jun 16, 1811
Death:
1862 (aged 50)
Born in:
Pennsylvania
Burial place:
Zion Cemetery
Moraine, OH

Passed away Relatives of Benjamin Lesher

parents

Died 1858
Birth place:
Pennsylvania
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH
Died 1864
Birth place:
Pennsylvania
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH

spouses

1813 — 1879 (aged 66)
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH

children

Died 1855
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH
1842 — 1919 (aged 76)
Birth place:
Ohio
Burial place:
Address:
Ohio State Rte, Arcanum, OH 45304

siblings

1807 — 1850 (aged 42)
Birth place:
Ohio
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH
Died 1894
Burial place:
Address:
Bunker Hill, IN
Benjamin Lesher
Died 1862
1819 — 1910 (aged 91)
Birth place:
Pennsylvania
Burial place:
Address:
4600 Mad River Rd, Kettering, OH 45429
1825 — 1890 (aged 65)
Birth place:
Ohio
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH
1829 — 1911 (aged 81)
Birth place:
Ohio
Burial place:
Address:
Moraine, OH
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1825 — 1890 (aged 65)
Birth place:
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1829 — 1911 (aged 81)
Birth place:
Ohio
Died 1921
Birth place:
Ohio
1867 — 1907 (aged 40)
Birth place:
Ohio
1813 — 1879 (aged 66)
1872 — 1915 (aged 43)
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FAQ

When was Benjamin Lesher born?

Benjamin Lesher was born on June 16, 1811

Where was Benjamin Lesher born?

Benjamin Lesher was born in Berks County, Pennsylvania

When did is Benjamin Lesher pass away?

Benjamin Lesher passed away in 1862

Where is Benjamin Lesher buried?

Benjamin Lesher is interred in Moraine, OH

At what age did Benjamin Lesher pass away?

Benjamin Lesher passed away at the age of 50

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