Benjamin Brewster (disambiguation)

Benjamin Brewster (disambiguation)

Benjamin Brewster may refer to:

*Benjamin Brewster (1860—1941), Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine, USA
*Benjamin H. Brewster (1816—1888), attorney and politician from New Jersey, USA
*Ben Brewster, U.S. soccer player


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