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|Benjamin Family In America Two |David Michael Benjamin |
|Updated November 23, 2010 |15501 Bruce B Downs Blvd |
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|I started my family tree 15 years ago asking relatives about themselves and their family members, researching census records on microfiche in libraries, reading |
|Benjamin family books, and surfing the Internet. Here's my story and I'm sticking to it: |
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