My sixth great-grandfather.
Born: 1720 or 1725 in Stafford, Virginia, Colonial America
Died: 9 February 1792 in Greenville Co., South Carolina
Father: Robert Benson
Mother: Frances Prou
Siblings:
Charles Benson, 1723
Catherine Benson, c.1727
Enoch Benson, c.1729
John Benson, c.1731
James Benson, c.1733 (Apparently, James lived to be 105 years old.)
Zachary Benson, c.1735
Married: Elizabeth Berry Thomason (or Thompson)
Children:
Thomasina Benson, c.1750
Benjamin Benson, c.1752
Sarah Benson, c.1754
Enoch Benson, c.1756
Francis Benson, c.1758
William Benson, c.1759
Robert Benson, 1762
Zachariah Benson, 1764
Joshua Benson, 1766
George Benson, c.1767
Mary Benson, c.1768
Clarissa Benson, c.1772
Elizabeth Benson, c.1777
According to the Daughters of the American Revolution, Prue furnished supplies during the war.
Elizabeth Berry Thomason (1729 - 1813)
Born: c. 1729 in Grayson, Virginia, Colonial America
Died: 17 June 1813 in Greenville, Greenville Co., South Carolina
Father: Enoch Bradley Berry, Sr.
Mother: Dulcebella "Dully" Drucilla Bunbury
Siblings:
Winifred Berry, 1727
William Berry, 1728
Thomas Berry, 1729
Elizabeth Berry, 1729
James Berry, 1731
Dulcibella Berry, 1732
I have some questions about this family. Ancestry.com has completely different parents for Prou. According to them, Prou's parents were Thomas Benson, born in 1690, and Sarah?, and their children were Charles, Prou, John, and Enoch. I can't be sure, but I think my information is better and others on Geni.com agree with me. If I ever find out otherwise, I'll update this.
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