| Name |
Benjamin Crane [immigrant]40 |
| Birth |
ca 1630, England42 |
| Death |
31 May 1691, Wethersfield, Conn.42 |
| Occupation |
Tanner63 |
| Father |
John Crane [immigrant] (<1600-) |
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| Marriage |
23 Apr 1655, Wethersfield, Conn.42 |
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| Notes for Benjamin Crane [immigrant] |
| On 15 May 1653 he testified at Flushing that he had lived at Dedham for 9 years with Mr. Joseph Clark and one year at Dorchester with Mr. Howard. The first record of Benjamin in Wethersfield, Conn., appears in the court records of March 1655. On 24 Feb 1656 he was granted a 2.5 acre home lot in Wethersfield, and on 14 Sep 1664 he purchased "John Dickenson's West Field" about a mile south of Wethersfield on the Middletown road where he located his home and the tanneries that were to become known as "Old Crane Tannery Place."63 |
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