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Ben Barron
Ben M. Barron (April 5, 1896 - December 17, 1993) was a Lithuanian-born American businessman. ==Early life==
〔The Berkeley Independent, December 22, 1993, by H. Allen Morris (Independent Editor) http://www.berkeleyind.com〕 The second son of Moses, a blacksmith, and Chivia Behrmann Barron of Kovno (now Kaunas), Lithuania In his youth, Ben would remove old horseshoes from horses, so his older brother and father could reshoe the animals. In 1910 at the age of 14, Ben left home on his own and came to the United States of America. He left behind his parents, brothers, and sisters. His entire family disappeared during World War II and they are believed to have perished in The Holocaust. Ben settled in Moncks Corner, South Carolina, where his uncle Zelig Behrmann had migrated some years before and was one of Moncks Corner's first merchants after it had been incorporated in 1909. (Behrman Street in Moncks Corner was later named after him). A young Ben Barron worked in his uncle's store as a clerk. During that time, he would attend night school to obtain Citizenship in the United States.
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