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Sep 10, 2020 · Benjamin Darling’s granddaughter Fatima and her husband Henry Griffin were the first to build a house on Malaga in the 1860’s. From this beginning, Black, White, Native American, and mixed-race residents lived there.
Benjamin Darling reportedly married a white woman, named Sarah Proverbs. They had at least two children: II. Benjamin Jr., who married April 8, 1822 to Priscilla Emmons. He lived to old age for most of his life on Shepherd's Point in Harpswell and later in Bath, Maine. Their children included:
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Nov 13, 2020 · Broken and ancient trees stand like sentinels at the water’s edge on Malaga, keepers of its current resident, nature. It’s said that Benjamin Darling, a slave on a New England merchant ship, saved his master when the ship collided with this jagged shore in the 1790s.
Jun 4, 2019 · Darling's granddaughter Fatima and her husband Henry Griffin were the first to build a home on Malaga in the 1860s, according to documents from the exhibit.
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She married Benjamin Darling. Benjamin was the son of George Darling and Katharine Gridley of Salem and was born about 1672. The intentions were filed October 29, 1698 in Lynn.
Oct 23, 2008 · He married and soon, after resettling to nearby Malaga Island around 1794, his family (see also) became the cornerstone of a small, mixed-race community trying to scratch out a meager existence on the hard-bitten island.
Dec 7, 2022 · He lived on a farm of his own, consisting of a large tract of land situated in what is now the town of Blackstone, Mass., on the North Koad, about three miles east of Millville, Mass., and now known as the Blackstone Poor Farm. [1] Benjamin first married, in Mendon, June 11, 1708 Mehitable White. [1]
