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Benjamin Franklin & Ursley Jane "Jennie" (Springer) Herman
Submitted by: Kim Kovar

Benjamin Franklin Herman was born in Center Star, Alabama and died in Nelson, Oklahoma. His parents were James Franklin Herman and Sarah "Sally" Price. 

Ursley "Jennie" Jane Springer Herman was born in Florence, Alabama and died in Norman, Oklahoma. Her parents were Almon Benton Marshall Springer and Eliza Caroline Braly Springer. 

They had thirteen children:
James A 1870-1942
Sarah Arabell 1873-1890
Joseph Brawley 1875-1947
Lucretia Elizabeth 1877-1960
Mick Alabama 1879-1974
Robert Franklin 1881-1935
William Mace 1882-1959
Steven Price 1886-1950
Jennie Mae 1888-1974
Douglas Gentry 1890-1985
George Luther 1892-1927
Gertrude Emma 1894-1923
Lillie Belle 1896-1983


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