Susan Benjamin (1799–1885)
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Additional Resources
- death notice, South Australian Advertiser, 15 June 1885, p 4
Related Entries in NCB Sites
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- Solomon, Elizabeth (mother)
- Solomon, Samuel Moss (father)
- Cohen, Hannah (sister)
- Joshua, Sarah (sister)
- Solomon, Moss (brother)
- Solomon, Emanuel (brother)
- Solomon, Vaiben (brother)
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- Solomon, Isaac (half-brother)
- Solomon, Elizabeth (sister-in-law)
- Joshua, Michael (brother-in-law)
- Solomon, Rachel (niece)
- Tallerman, Elizabeth (niece)
- Jacobs, Elizabeth (niece)
- Marks, Leah Rachel (niece)
- Solomon, Elizabeth (niece)
- Solomon, Rosetta (niece)
- Jacobsohn, Julia (niece)
- Solomon, Caroline Mary (niece)
- Solomon, Anne (niece)
- Solomon, Sarah (niece)
- Rosenberg, Esther Queen (niece)
- Solomon, Selina Sarah (niece)
- Solomon, Frances (niece)
- Solomon, Therese Deborah (niece)
- Cohen, Samuel (nephew)
- Cohen, Benjamin Thomas (nephew)
- Cohen, Emanuel (nephew)
- Solomon, Philip Charles (nephew)
- Solomon, Moss Moses (nephew)
- Solomon, Moses Frederick (nephew)
- Solomon, Samuel (nephew)
- Solomon, Saul (nephew)
- Solomon, Emanuel (nephew)
Citation details
'Benjamin, Susan (1799–1885)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/benjamin-susan-20679/text, accessed 30 September 2023.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Solomon, Susan
Birth
1799
London,
Middlesex,
England
Death
14 June,
1885
(aged ~ 86)
Adelaide,
South Australia,
Australia
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