Benjamin, Angie daughter of Darius

1 Thomas H. Benjamin 1879-1937	2 Wesley E. Benjamin 1881-1964	3-1 Harvey C. Benjamin 1885-1974	3-2 Dora E. Benjamin 1885-1886

5 Alfred P. Benjamin 1887-1979	6 John Benjamin 1890-1891	7 Pearl Benjamin 1892-1978	8 Ella Benjamin 1894-1959

9 Frank Benjamin 1896-1965	10 Mary Jane Benjamin 1899-1936	11 August Benjamin 1901-1986	12 Angie Benjamin 1905-2004

Marriage
Angie Benjamin married Joseph Verchota on June 19, 1927 in Fairmont, Minnesota.
Children
Not known.
Notes
Angie L. Verchota, 99 Funeral services for Angie L. Verchota of Jackson were held Friday afternoon, Dec. 31, at the First Presbyterian Church in Jackson, with Pastor Michael McCallum officiating. Angie L. Verchota died Sunday, Dec. 26, 2004, at the Jackson Good Samaritan Center. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery in Jackson. Casket bearers were Richard Dys, John Gee, Steven Verchota, James Graves, Jerry Benjamin and Robert Benjamin. Ushers were Rick Verchota and Doyle Skarda. Eleanor Hutchinson was the organist. The Sathe-Osterberg Funeral Home of Jackson was in charge of the funeral arrangements. Angie Lillian Verchota, daughter of D.C. Benjamin and Mittie A. Clipperton, was born March 27, 1905, in Enterprise Township, Jackson County. She graduated from Jackson High School in 1924 and attended Normal School and Mankato Teacher’s College. After her education, she taught country school for three years. On June 19, 1927, she was united in marriage to Joseph Verchota in Fairmont. After marriage, they made their home in Jackson. In 1942, she returned to teaching. She taught in District #39, #87 and #11, which was later District #695. She also taught at the Loon Lake School before retiring in 1965. Her husband, Joseph, died on March 20, 1969. Angie continued to make her home in Jackson. In December of 1997, she moved to The Pines in Jackson, and on Dec. 18, 2003, she became a resident of the Jackson Good Samaritan Center. Angie had been a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Jackson since 1936, where she had been active as a deacon and had served on the Library Board. She was a member of the Eastern Star and was a Past Matron. She had been Senior Citizen president and a member of the Pink Ladies at the hospital. Angie is survived by one daughter, Joyce Williams of Clinton, Ark.; one son, Richard and wife Carolyn Verchota of Rochester, Minn.; three grandchildren, Richard 'Rick' Verchota, Steven Verchota and Michelle Verchota; and four great-grandchildren. Angie was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; six brothers; and three sisters.