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Persoonlijke gegevens Benjamin Buffington 

• Hij is geboren op 2 februari 1730 in Upland (Chester County), Chester County, Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.Bronnen 1, 2
• Woonachtig:
• in het jaar 1798: Dauphin, Pennsylvania, United States.Bron 3
• in het jaar 1800: Upper Paxton, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.
• in het jaar 1810: Upper Paxton, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.
• op 25 november 1795: Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
• in het jaar 1773: Strausburg, Lancaster County.
• in het jaar 1768: Strausburg, Lancaster County.
• Hij is overleden op 11 februari 1814 in Lykens, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, USA, hij was toen 84 jaar oud.Bronnen 1, 2
• Hij is begraven in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, Verenigde Staten.Bronnen 1, 2
• Een kind van Thomas Buffington en Mary Harlan

Gezin van Benjamin Buffington

Hij heeft/had een relatie met Mary Mercy Trisdel Frizzell.

Kind(eren):

1. Benjamin Buffington  1759-1830 

Notities over Benjamin Buffington

Son - http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6632340

http://woodswell.com/family/genealogy/p140.htm

Our Benjamin Buffington married Mary Mercy Frisdell (or Frissell) and there's a record of that. Here it is:
Historical Society of Delaware, "The Records of Holy Trinity Old Swede's Church, Wilmington, Del., From 1697 to 1773: Translated From the Original Swedish by Horace Burr, With an Abstract of the English Records From 1773 to 1810," Papers of the Historical Society of Delaware, Issue 9 Pg. 701.
[Under heading of 1755, for November]:
"29. Benjamin Buffington and Mercy Frisdell"
Note that the spelling here is "Frisdell." I am unsure where the Frissell came from, but for now, I'm using Frisdell from now on unless that's proven wrong.
I cannot find any proof of when Mary Mercy Frisdell Buffington died. It may have been somewhere around 1776-1777, or even as late as 1780. It APPEARs that Benjamin married again to Anna Catherine Shupp (or Schupp). She was the widow of Rev. soldier Albrecht Deibler and already had several children. The thing is, there is no proof of the marriage other than the widow Deibler showing up in court regarding her late husband's estate with a new husband whose name was Benjamin Buffington. Was this our Benjamin Buffington? I don't know for sure. I haven't seen this court document about Mrs. Deibler and her husband's estate to see if it really identifies B Buffington as her husband. I've just heard about it. I would like to see it. Even if it is our B Buffington and she married him around 1776 or 1777, that would mean that only the last two of B Buffington's kids had her as their mother. Those last two are Elizabeth and John, born around 1788 according to my file, but I don't have proof of their birth years and that needs researched further. The next youngest to them was Levi Buffington, who is my ancestor, and he was born in 1770. No way in hell is is his mother Anna Catherine Shupp Deibler unless she was a bigamist. The lady I am corresponding with claimed that ALL of B Buffington's kids were also Anna Catherine's, and I believe that's hogwash. Lastly, it was John E Buffington (1799-1867, grandson of Benjamin through his son, Elias) who married Susanna Artz. Elias Buffington (son of Ben) married Elizabeth Kissinger. Elizabeth was John E's mother.

Son - http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6632340
http://trees.ancestry.com/view/Military.aspx?tid=1857394&pid=-963775839&vid=fa811f52-0ae0-41a1-9bbe-5d10308612e6

BUFFINGTON, BENJAMIN Ancestor #: A016679
Service: PENNSYLVANIA Rank(s): PRIVATE, PATRIOTIC SERVICE, CIVIL SERVICE
Birth: 2-2-1730 CHESTER CO PENNSYLVANIA
Death: 2-11-1814 CHESTER CO PENNSYLVANIA
Service Source: PA ARCH, 5TH SER, VOL 7, P 387; HISTOF DAUPHIN CO, PA, 1907, VOL 1, P 440; LANCASTER CO, PA DEED ABSTRACTS & REV WAR OATHS OF ALLEGIANCE, P 162
Service Description: 1) CAPT MARTIN WEAVER; CONSTABLE 1778;
2) OATH OF ALLEGIANCE, LANCASTER CO, 1778

Early Families in the "Upper End."
Benjamin Buffington, the first of the name who located in Lykens Valley, was an early settler there. He came from Berks county, died in 1814, and was buried in the graveyard at Short mountain by request. His sons were Eli, George, Levi, and John. Eli settled near Gratz, where his grandson Jeremiah now resides. He married Elizabeth Kissinger and their sons were Abraham and John E. The latter, b. 1799; d. 1867; m. Susanna Artz, and had sons Elias, Jeremiah, and Daniel. The other sons of the elder Benjamin Buffington intermarried into the Hoffman family, lived to be old men and had large families. Jacob Buffington, Sr., b. 1800; d.1873; was by occupation a mechanic, and one of the most expert hunters in his day. He married Mary Guntryman; and his sons were Isaac, Jonas, Jacob, Emanuel, and Levi. Solomon Buffington, b. 1819; d. Jan. 1, 1878; was a mechanic and farmer. He was a prominent member of the U. B. Church for many years and took an active part during the war of the Rebellion. Two of his sons were in the Union army. His wife was Margaret Matter, and their sons were Moses C., Edward, and Uriah.

he children of Richard Buffington and his wife Ann were: (1) Ann Buffington, probably born in England, married Benjamin Hickman in 1701; (2) Ruth Buffington, probably born in England, married Ezekiel Harlan; (3) Richard Buffington Jr., born 1679 in Pennsylvania, died 1741/42, married Phebe Grubb; (4) Thomas Buffington, born 1680 or 1685 (authorities differ); (5) William Buffington, a tailor, supposed to have died unmarried; (6) John Buffington, died 1736, married Sarah Eaverson; (7) Hannah Buffington, married Jeremiah Dean in 1720; (8) Mary Buffington, first married William Baldwin who died 1722; second married Charles Turner; (9) Elizabeth Buffington, first married Peter Collins, and after his death married John Freeman; (10); Lydia Buffington, died prior to 1757, married George Martin.
Ann, wife of Richard Buffington, died sometime after 1695. Then Richard re-married Frances, the widow of his partner John Grubb. Frances died before 1720. Richard then married Alice Palmer, supposed to have been a young widow. To Richard Buffington and Alice were born three children: (1) Abigail Buffington, born about September 1721 and died in 1813, first married Edward Seed, and second married David Fling; (2) Joseph Buffington who died 1785, who was the principal inheritor of his father’s estate; and (3) Alice Buffington, who first married Robert McArthur and second married James Hance.

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