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[[File:Merritt%20Benjamin%20WW1%20draft.jpg|right|thumb||Benjamin F. Merritt's World War I registration card.  Courtesy of Stephanie Rybicki]]'''Born: '''March 7,''' '''1886 in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Francis Merritt and Fannie Riordan (Reardon)
[[File:Merritt Benjamin WW1 draft.jpg|right|thumb||Benjamin F. Merritt's World War I registration card.  Courtesy of Stephanie Rybicki]]'''Born: '''March 7,''' '''1886 in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Francis Merritt and Fannie Riordan (Reardon)


'''Died:''' 1945 buried in [[Pine%20Ridge%20Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]]
'''Died:''' 1945 buried in [[Pine%20Ridge%20Cemetery|Pine Ridge Cemetery]]

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Benjamin F. Merritt's World War I registration card.  Courtesy of Stephanie Rybicki

Born: March 7, 1886 in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Francis Merritt and Fannie Riordan (Reardon)

Died: 1945 buried in Pine Ridge Cemetery

Married: Margaret Emma Mahady

Children: Frank Westley Merritt, John Thomas Merritt

Benjamin's stepmother was Sarah Eaton Leinfelder Merritt of Brooklyn, New York, who was born ~ 1860 and died April 15, 1935.

His stepsister was Sadie Leinfelder (January 13, 1884 - May 1968). Sadie was a Y1C in the US Navy in World War I, died in St. Petersburg, Florida and is buried in Long Island National Cemetery, sec 2X grave 6761.

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2011-01-17 08:00:14   Was he a TB Patient? —StephanieRybicki