Mark Benjamin Benham

b. 1817 (app)
Marylebone Middlesex

Parents

Moshe Benham
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Marriages/Partnerships

m. 11/09/1838
 Sarah Asher Great Synagogue, London

Children

b. 1840 (app) Charles M Benham Raglan Road Greenwich
b. 1841 (app) Albert B Benham Old Kent Road
b. 1844 (app) Julia Elizabeth Benham Blackfriars Road
b. 1846 (app) Rebecca M Benham Midx Goodman fields
b. 1848 (app) James E Benham Goodman fields
b. 1849 (app) Robert F Benham Goodman fields
b. 1851 (app) Fredrick I Benham Goodman fields
b. 1852 (app) Richard K Benham Goodman fields
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Note: Includes only children from certificates, baptism entries, or from census entries where the relationship is specified. For married women, please see their husband's entry for children from censuses.

Occupations

1841 Ind
1861 Bill Discounter

Also known as

Mark Benham, Mark Benjmin Benham, Mordecai Benham

Did You Know?

  • In 1841 George Asher was living with his sister Sarah Asher and her husband Mark Benjamin Benham. At Mark's trial for conspiracy at the Old Bailey in 1843 George was described by the victim, Mark's step-father Abraham Myers, as 'a man of a very weak understanding, as weak as could possibly be, and hardly capable of earning his own bread'.

Locations

11/09/1838 Great Synagogue, London
07/06/1841 St James's Place West, St Paul Deptford, Greenwich, Kent
07/04/1861 30 Tavistock Sqr, St Pancras, St Pancras, Middlesex
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