Cragin, Benjamin Esq.
Birth Name | Cragin, Benjamin Esq. |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | 75 years, 9 months, 11 days |
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Birth | 1740-07-08 | Acton, Middlesex, MA |
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Birth recorded at First Congregational Church |
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Death | 1816-04-19 | Mason Village (now Greenville), Hillsborough, NH |
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Cragin, John Benjamin | 1701-03-25 | 1794-01-28 | |
Mother | Barker, Judeth | 1701-11-07 | 1762-12-26 | |
Brother | Cragin, John Benjamin | 1729-01-08 | 1797-05-01 | |
Sister | Cragin, Judith | 1730-12-17 | 1752-11-16 | |
Sister | Cragin, Mary | 1733-06-21 | 1769-03-20 | |
Brother | Cragin, Joseph | 1735-01-28 | 1820-06-08 | |
Sister | Cragin, Dorothy | 1738-01-03 | 1813-11-21 | |
Cragin, Benjamin Esq. | 1740-07-08 | 1816-04-19 | ||
Brother | Cragin, Francis Sr. | 1741/2-03-02 (Julian) | 1826-08-26 | |
Sister | Cragin, Anna | 1741/2-03-02 (Julian) | ||
Brother | Cragin, Timothy | 1745-09-28 | 1763 |
Families
  |   | Family of Cragin, Benjamin Esq. and Robbins, Mercy | ||||||||||||||||||
Married | Wife | Robbins, Mercy ( * 1744/5-03-01 (Julian) + 1820-04-20 ) | ||||||||||||||||||
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June Godley records their marriage as 2 May 1766, but theChelmsford Vital records record it as 27 November 1766. |
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Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Cragin, Benjamin | 1767-05-04 | 1804-01-25 |
Cragin, Sarah | 1769-12-13 | |
Cragin, Aaron | 1772-04-16 | 1849-02-13 |
Cragin, Moses Sr. | 1778-12-04 | 1804-04-00 |
Cragin, Simeon | 1787-01-04 | 1858-09-21 |
Narrative
Benjamin was among the first settlers of Temple, NH where all ofhis children were born. He was one of the town's leadingcitizens. He lived there from 1766 until 1816 when he and hiswife moved to Mason Village, NH to live with their son, DeaconSimeon Cragin. His farm in Temple was about 1 1/4 miles north ofthe Temple meeting house, on the road to Peterborough.Benjamin was chosen "selectman" of Temple and later served asrepresentative to Concord, NH, "to help lay a permanent plan orsystem of government". In 1769 he was chosen "Highway Surveyor",and was chairman of a committee formed to build a meeting housein 1770. He and his brother, Francis, each gave a lamb to helpdefray the expenses of the meeting house. He and his nephew,Stephen, each contributed 50 cents toward "somethiing toornament the pulpit in the meeting house"; the most that anyonegave was one dollar.
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