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Mary Florence Beach

cbkent1 — 2012-05-08 02:49:59Z

Hi. i am looking for information on Mary Florence Beach. I know she was married to at least four times. McMillian,Cuddie,Arnott and the last was Rioux. In some the the family tree it has her death in Nov 1935.
What i would like to know is the date of death, where is she buried at and what cemetery, and what name did she go buy when she passed away.
I found her last husband in the 1930 census living with his brother john in bay city but no wife. It has him listed as married.
Can some one help me out here. This is my great great grandma.
thank you..

BEACH Arthur J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-02 23:21:32Z

BEACH Arthur J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Beach, John

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-30 10:11:46Z

Thank You, I will add John's information to our Civil War Register of burial sites.

Re: Beach, John

Jeanne_Bristol — 2012-04-30 00:55:38Z

Birth: 1845
Death: 1926

Note: Co.H, 10th Mich Cal

Burial:
Alton Cemetery
Lowell
Kent County
Michigan, USA
Plot: Row-V

Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]

Created by: Dawn Irwin
Record added: Apr 01, 2006

There is a photo at the Findagrave site and his daughter is at the same grave stone.

Beach, John

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-29 12:20:50Z

Looking for burial place of Civil War Veteran,John Beach
Pvt. 2nd Michigan Cav. Co. A
Enlisted Bay County, Michigan

Re: Howard Payne Beach and Alma Lena Rinck Beach and son...

giggard — 2012-04-28 02:13:27Z

1940 United States Federal Census
District of Columbia Washington DC
District 1-325 - Page 25 - Lines 18-20
Owned Home at 727 K St

Howard P Beach 51
Alma L Beach 48
Howard P Beach 25

Re: Howard Payne Beach and Alma Lena Rinck Beach and son...

giggard — 2012-04-28 01:57:12Z

1930 United States Federal Census
District of Columbia Washington DC
District 246 - Page 17 - Lines 19-21
Owned Home at 727 Northeast K St

Howard P Beach 41
Alma L Beach 38
Howard P Beach 15

Re: Howard Payne Beach and Alma Lena Rinck Beach and son...

giggard — 2012-04-28 01:51:39Z

1920 United States Federal Census
District of Columbia Washington DC

Howard P Beach 31
Alma L Beach 29
Howard P Beach 5

Re: Frederick Beach

hillnotes — 2012-04-13 02:21:57Z

Was reading some old newspapers today and came across this couple, then in a google search saw this request for more information.

This couple was almost on the Titanic. What a strange story they have! The first article talks about how they almost took the Titanic, the article is from a few days before the Titanic sank. The second story has details about the couple and it is more focused on the trial, like how she stands by her accused husband, how there was a diamond studded knife found at the scene of her throat slashing, etc. She survived the throat slashing, by the way. And Frederick was acquitted.

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=cUpZAAAAIBAJ&sjid=I...

http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=stErAAAAIBAJ&sjid=f...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/3294664051/

Adaline, Andrew, and Lucy BEACH of Ohio

shathaway75 — 2012-04-01 20:13:12Z

Hello:

I have a bit of a BEACH mystery going on and thought this would be the place to ask for help.

In the 1850 Edinburg, Portage Co., OH, census Adaline BEACH, 10, b. Ohio, is with William and Margaret (Hampton) DAWSON (my relatives).

In the same census, Andrew BEACH, 8, b. Ohio, is two doors from Adaline with the Anson and Annette TUTTLE family.

In the 1850 Atwater, Portage, OH, census Lucy A BEACH, 8, b. Ohio, is with the Henry T. and Orpha WILLSEY family.

In 1860, Adaline, school teacher, is with the Jacob and Editha (Ross) DAWSON family (my relatives) in Wyoming, Otoe County, NE.

An AdEline, same vitals and also a school teacher, is also found with the Joshua and Lucinda DAWSON family in the Ross, Fremont County, IA, census. This is likely the same woman; censuses were taken more than a month apart. (And my g-g-uncle, S.A. HATHAWAY is living next door!)

Nothing definitive for Lucy or Andrew in the 1860.

I am trying to sort out all three children, especially Adaline as she is with my family in the 1860.

I have been unable to satisfactorily sort out the DAWSONs but feel they must all be connected (Jacob and Joshua likely brothers and born in Ohio).

Does anyone have Adaline, Lucy, or Andrew BEACH? Or William (1787 - 1868), Jacob (1820 - 1869), or Joshua (46 in the 1860) DAWSON?

Any help very much appreciated!

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

malschd — 2012-03-27 19:43:01Z

Dustin:

I am related to Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach.
Thomas-John then John, not Samuel

Krebs-Beach Wedding Announcement

mjmiddendorf — 2012-03-19 04:33:13Z

I am transcribing wedding and death announcements from our local newspaper archives (Scotia, Nebraska):

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXIII, Thursday, June 2, 1927, pg. 1, column 5
PROMINENT YOUNG COUPLE JOINED IN WEDLOCK ON WEDNESDAY NOON
Byron Krebs and Helen Beach are contracting Parties at quiet Marriage at Summitt – To live in Raymond - After Short Honeymoon these Young folks will be at home to their many friends here.
The marriage of Byron J. Krebs and Miss Helen Beach occurred on Wednesday noon at Summitt, S. D., the ceremony being performed by J. W. Proper at his home there and Mrs. Proper prepared the wedding dinner for the party.
The bride was dressed in navy blue silk crepe with accessories of harmonizing atmosphere color. The groom wore the conventional dark blue suit. Helen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beach and has spent most of her life here, and is one of our most charming young ladies. She graduated from the Clark High School and since that time has been employed in the W. S. Thompson market.
Byron, as he is familiarly known has lived here for the past three and a half years, coming from Nebraska, to assume a position in Thompson's market. He is a graduate of the school of agriculture of the University of Nebraska, served his country during the World War, and is a foremost worker in the Baker Post of the American Legion.
This worthy couple is very popular here and have a host of friends who wish them abundance of happiness and prosperity in their wedded life.
They will spend their honeymoon at Big Stone lake and then auto to Scotia, Nebraska, to visit the mother of Mr. Krebs and other relatives.
They will be at home to their friends after June 15th in the Emerson residence- The Raymond (S.D.) Gazette.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net

Looking for the parents of Zoletes Beach b1815

sa1417 — 2012-03-14 22:56:33Z

Im looking for information of Zelotus beach . I know he was born in 1815 and lived in new york area. This is my 3rd great grandpa.

Names that i have found of him and his wife polly.
Zoleter
Boletus (Beach and Buck)
Zoletus
Gilolis

He had several children which one was Henry Lozett Beach (in 1850 census all are listed as the middle names)(Henry is listed as Lozett, Zoletus is listed zoleter etc)

I want to trace the lineage back further but im at a road block. I can not find any listed parents of Zoletus. I dont think he was hatched so somewhere there are parents listed.

Thanks in advance for your input.

obit - James Boyd Beach 1918 OK - 2012 CA

lorrainegilmer — 2012-03-06 18:13:39Z

not related - for board info

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sbsun/obituary.aspx?n=james... (includes a guest book to visit)

James Beach

JAMES BOYD BEACH
September 27, 1918 - February 29, 2012

James Boyd Beach passed away peacefully in his Van Nuys home on the morning of February 29th.

Jim was born in Oklahoma in September of 1918. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma. Jim moved to Burbank to begin his career at Lockheed. During his 38-year tenure, he was involved in the design or management of most of the aircraft developed by Lockheed, one of the more notable being his role as Design Team Leader of the L-1011 Tristar project. In 1975 and until he retired in 1978, he was Chief Engineer for Production Design which included military as well as commercial aircraft programs. He holds eight U.S. Patents and was a leader among his peer groups. He had many hobbies and made many friends from hobbies such as furniture making, jewelry making, video making and digital video editing.

His beloved wife of 65 years, Hattie Lee Beach, passed away in 2007. He is survived by their daughter, Marian Fortunati; son-in-law, Gastone Fortunati; three grandchildren, Jon-Paul, Daniella and Francesca Fortunati; and two great-grandchildren, Tyler Fortunati and Tiarja Fortunati, with a third on the way.

Jim left an indelible positive mark on all the lives with which he came in contact. He was known for his intelligence, strength of character and morality. The world was a better place with him in it and he will be deeply missed by all those who knew him.
Published in Los Angeles Daily News on March 6, 2012

Re: Western North Carolina Beach line

mhbeach — 2012-02-28 05:31:19Z

I am in touch with Terry and have received much information though not a gedcom. I connect to Justus/Justice through his son Isaac and have lots of info that I have found thru the years & have my Beach tree website on MyHeritage.com and I share with many cousins including Terry & his sister Nancy.

Marion Beach

Re: Western North Carolina Beach line

mhbeach — 2012-02-28 05:25:07Z

I connect to Justus/Justice thru his son Isaac. Just wondering (hoping) if anyone has broken beyond Justus.

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

cheryllowensbs — 2012-02-27 23:04:16Z

Used to be in touch with Eugene Beach as well.
We have the same Beach ancestry but mine is down Stephen Beach, Ohio pioneer and stay in touch with Horace Beach, Ph.d of California.

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

phklose — 2012-02-27 16:56:53Z

Hi Denis,

Yes, I would like to take a look at the revised gedcom.... the one I have is from Eugene and is over a decade old. I'll email you now.

Also, I stopped by to see the tombstone yesterday and took some pictures (sorry for the low quality, but I used my Smartphone). I'll email them to you. The one picture of the highway shows it's location. It's just to the right, up the hill, in the cedar grove. Thousands of people drive by every day, and few know it's even there.

Cheers,

Peter

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

DKBeachgenealogy — 2012-02-26 23:33:26Z

Hi Peter,
I have a number of Bowen's listed, none from Clark Township, albeit have Jessie Bowen married to Harrison Beach; Moore Township, Ontario.

Many Clarissa's, one listed as born, Canada, 1836, no further information. 13 Fannies listed, none showing Canada, although, most have no location listed.

I don't have my gedcoms on the Internet, I could attempt sending you my master file later in the week, it has 20038 current name from Beach lineages, not all from Thomas line. If interested, let me know and give an e-mail address.

My direct mail is DKBeachFam at aol.com

Denis

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

phklose — 2012-02-26 17:15:31Z

Hi Denis,

You're welcome! You don't happen to have any information about Clarissa and Fanny Beach... or reference to any relationships between the Bowen's and Beach's in the Clarke Township? Can you send me a link to the updated Gedcom (for the Thomas Beach lineage). Thanks!

Peter

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

DKBeachgenealogy — 2012-02-26 16:29:37Z

Peter, thank you for your wonderful updated information. I will add the spelling you provided along with other spelling and your data to my files. I maintain all spellings and other information for personal referece and in the event another researcher searches for this family and has use of my data. Your research is highly appreciated.

Denis

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

phklose — 2012-02-26 16:10:32Z

Hello Denis,

Thanks for contacting me! The Beach tombstone in the Clarke Township (Durham Region, Municipality of Clarington) has been a mystery, standing alone in a cedar grove beside a major highway. Nobody really knew where they came from or how they ended up there.

Over the past few days I decided to look into it again and found some exciting information. The internet has surely improved the ability to find information and do research!

For one, it is highly unlikely they are buried there. Turns out, Alf Graham (now deceased) found it nearby in his hedgerow or barn. I'm assuming he or someone in his family resurrected it out of respect.

Based on this new information, here is what I'm guessing (supporting data to follow):

1802- Lovel and Orilla leave for Canada, the same year Moses is born

1803- They settle in Lansdowne Township. They have two more children, Fanny and Clarissa

1815- They sell the property to Israel Bowen

1818- Lovel takes ownership of another property in Lansdowne Township

1828- Lovel dies

1832- His son Moses takes ownership of a property in the Clarke Township

1833- Orrilla dies (on the tombstone her name is spelled "Aurilla")

1845- Lovel Beach, (possibly the son of Senior Beach, brother of LOVEL BEACH, b. July 26, 1796, d.?), takes ownership of a property in Lansdowne Township.

Assumptions:

Lovel is buried in Lansdowne Township. Orrilla is buried in Clarke Township, likely on the property owned by Moses. He erects a tombstone that gets lost over time. It's found by Alf Graham many years later and erected, out of respect, at its current site.

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Supporting Data
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Most of the dates I got from an old Gedcom file from Eugene. I noticed in your message some of the names, like Lovel's father, is spelled differently. Are these corrections or errors?

Lovel [Lovewell, Lovis] Beach
b. May 16, 1765 in Litchfield,Connecticut

"The family moved to Canada after 1802." http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/d/o/b/Michael-E-D...

The Crown granted Lovell [Lovel] Beach 200 acres on October 4, 1803, a property located in Lansdowne (Con. 3, Lot16) in Leeds & 1000 Islands Township. If it is "our" Lovel, he would have been 38 at the time. On September 25, 1815 he sold the property to Israel Bowen for 55 pounds. http://www.ltihistoricalsociety.org/bowenhouse.html

(more information about Israel Bowen below)

Lovel's Father:
Benoni [Barnias, Benias] Beach
b: June 15, 1737 in Wallingford, New Haven, Conn.

Lovel's Mother:
Chloe Palmer
b: ABT 1739 in Branford, New Haven, Conn.

Married January 27, 1799 :
Aurilla [Orrilla] Kilbourn

Children:
Moses
1802-1857
• "Married 1827, Esther Provost. Moses died 1857, Marine City, Michigan. He apparently grew up in Canada where his parents settled, but eventually returned to the United States and resided at Marine City, Michigan, where he died. Esther: She was the daughter of John and Jemima (Stevens) Provost." -http://genforum.genealogy.com/beach/messages/797.html

• Ontario Land Records Index- Moses S. Beach, South half Lot 2, Con 6 Clarke Township, Deed issued January 26, 1832, listed as a purchase. No date of established residence being constructed on the land. Ontario Archives reference number for the deed CC B3 025 007

Clarissa
April 15, 1804

Fanny
December 5, 1807 (?)

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Clarke Museums and Archives (Mark Jackman):

Ontario Lands Record Index, Lovel Beach, Lot 19, Con 1, Landsdowne Township, Deed issued September 09, 1818- listed as a free grant. No date of established residence being constructed on the land. Ontario Archives reference number for the deed 01 C13, 015 562

Ontario Land Records Index, Lovel Beach, Landsdowne Township, no lot or con number recorded. Deed issued January 31, 1845- listed as a free grant. Ontario Archives reference number 01 C13 132 080
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Bowen Connection
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It's interesting to note that there was an Israel Bowen that lived in the Clarke Township, in Newcastle.

"BOWEN 1851 census on043 page 035 line 33 @ca.on. durham_county. hope_township section 1 film C11718 lds349203
33 BOWEN Israel m 58 USA Presb labourer married"

That said, we don't believe it was the same person that purchased the land in Lansdowne: "John and Israel came to Canada from the USA in 1796 and settled at Lansdowne in 1812." http://www.ltihistoricalsociety.org/February%201998%20Israel...

However, there is a Beach/Bowen connection... I just can't make the link for this area:

Stella Beach (b. Sept. 24, 1797) married Abijah Bowen. Stella's father was Julius Beach (b. 1765) from Goshen Connecticut.

If there is anything you can contribute to this "story", I would appreciate it! Curious to know what happened to Clarissa and Fanny.

And please send my regards to Eugene. Thanks!

Peter

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

DKBeachgenealogy — 2012-02-26 02:44:49Z

Unfortunately, Eugene has been inactive as a Beach researcher for many years. I have his files which are used as a master catalogue for my Beach genealogy.

From Eugene's files I have a Lovel Beach, b. 16 May 1765, d. Apr 1828; married: Orrilla Kilboirn, b. 27 Jan 1799.

Lovel's father was Nenomi Beach. If this is the sameBeach, I would enjoy receiving updated information so as to correct my files and add additional information.

You may contact me in this site or at DBeachFam at aol.com

Denis Beach

Re: Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

chosenfew_1 — 2012-02-25 04:29:22Z

Actually, Elizabeth Bull was Abraham's half niece. See Hannah Bull's will probated 23 Dec, 1811 in Hartford. She names her niece Mrs Hannah Rattoone, daughter of her half brother, Rev Dr Abraham Beach of New York City and widow of Rev Elijah D Rattoone; also Elizabeth and Cornelia, daughters of her brother Jonathan Bull of Hartford. Exec: Hannah Rattoone and Isaac Lawrence. Administrator: Cornelius Lawrence. Witnesses: John L Vorhees, John Wilson, Nicholas Wyckoff. Codicil 27 Aug, 1811 gave an annual sum to Mary Garrison of Brunswick, NJ.

Re: Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

Cristoir1 — 2012-02-25 04:04:10Z

Ron,

Thank you. This is indeed of interest. The letter would indeed have been dated 1828. Abraham Beach died September 14,1828.

I think I can identify many of the names in the letter for you. I believe the signature is that of Ann S. Croes (not Crues). John Croes was Abraham Beach's successor (by many years) as rector of Christ Church, New Brunswick, and 1st Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey (1815-1832). I believe Ann was his daughter (his wife's name was Martha).

Elizabeth Bull would have been Beach's daughter. Mrs Rattoone was another Beach daughter (Hannah). Mrs. Lawrence is another daughter/sister, Cornelia Beach, who was married to Isaac Lawrence (W not U). Mr. Beach would be, of course, his son, Abraham Beach Jr. (who lived in Connecticut). His father, the deceased Abraham Beach, was born in Cheshire, CT.

The Parkers and the Dunhams were prominent members of the congregation, but without more information I am not sure who specifically is inteneded. The two likely Dunhams are either Charles or (Dr.) Jacob Dunham (MD). I am not sure about the Parkers, and I am not sure who Dr. Porter is.

Hope this helps some. Let me know if you have other questions.

Chris Brennan
cristoir@optonline.net

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

phklose — 2012-02-25 01:16:34Z

Hello,

I was in touch with Eugene a few years ago. Is he still around? Does anyone have his contact information? I think I have some new information regarding Lovel and Orrilla Beach, buried in the Clarke Township in Ontario.

Kind regards,

Peter

Re: Western North Carolina Beach line

fsingram — 2012-02-24 22:22:34Z

I connect direct to Justice Beach through his son Lawson Bradshaw Beach. I have considerable Beach information on this line. What questions do you have?

Re: Thomas & Sara (Platt) Beach descendants

phklose — 2012-02-24 20:59:09Z

Hello,

There is a Lovel and Aurilla Beach buried here in Clarington, Ontario. It's
a single plot, hidden in a cedar grove. Information about them is scarce. I
saw his name come up in a thread you posted. Is this the same Lovel Beach?
I believe he died in 1823, making it the oldest tombstone in our area by 30
years!

Kind regards,

Peter

Re: Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

chosenfew_1 — 2012-02-23 18:00:52Z

I am sorry to have taken so long to transcribe this letter.
This letter was sent to Elisabeth Bull of Hartford, CT. I believe the date was 1828, not 1826, but was hard to read. I believe I have transcribed the body of the letter correctly, but the signature of the composer was not easily read, and could be incorrect. I believe I know who some of the people in this letter are, but I would appreciate feedback of who you know them to be.
Enjoy

Ron Bull

New Brunswick Sept 11, 1828

My Dear Elizabeth,

I am commissioned by our dear friend Mrs. Rattoone to inform you of the death of the venerable parent Dr. Beach, who departed this life this morning about 2 o’clock, after 3 days indisposition, which, was not of a violent kind, nor I believe until yesterday did she think his state very alarming. It appeared to be old age, and an entire decay of nature. His last moments were obscured by delirium, so that he was insensible to the arrival of his daughter Mrs. Laurence, who arrived yesterday afternoon. Mrs. McVickar is also at the farm and Mr. Laurence is expected this afternoon. He is to be buried tomorrow morning, in our churchyard, beside the remains of your aunt Miss Bull. Mrs. Rattoone and Mrs. Laurence are more composed than it was feared they would be. Papa has just returned from visiting them, and left them quite tranquil, and able to direct the arrangements for the funeral. But it is not in the first moments of bereavement that the heart suffers the keenest anguish, It will take months, and years, to restore Mrs. Rattoone’s exhausted strength, and spirits, to any kind of health or cheerfulness. We have been very much afflicted with sickness, in our family and neighborhood during the last six weeks. Maria has been brought to the brink of the grave, with what we thought was consumption, but she has recovered rapidly during the last fortnight, and is likely to enjoy better health than usual. Martha has also been very sick, and Mrs. Parker’s family have all been ill, and her daughter Mrs. Dunham, with bilious fever. I shall write to Mr. Beach at Cheshire and Dr. Porter at Amesbury this afternoon. How is your health, and that of your family, my dear Elizabeth? I hope quite good, so that you may be able so that you may be able to come and stay with Mrs. Rattoone, this fall, for I know of no person that will give her so much comfort as yourself.

Your sincere friend,
Ann S. Crues

Re: Western North Carolina Beach line

DKBeachgenealogy — 2012-02-20 22:55:06Z

I have a gedcom file sent to me by Terry Beach that must connect to your lineage. His line begins with Justice Beach b. 1740 VA or NC, d. 1804, Burke Co., NC. Married Judith Ann Bradshaw. This couple had 8 children. Does this look like your line? If so contact me at: DKBEACHFAM at aol.com.

Denis Beach

Western North Carolina Beach line

mhbeach — 2012-02-20 03:40:22Z

Is anyone else still actively searching this line that goes back to Justus/Justice (born circa 1740).
Posts are few and seldom.

Re: Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

Cristoir1 — 2012-02-16 03:45:18Z

I too would be interested in a copy of the letter. I am on the Parish History Task Force of Christ Church (New Brunswick, NJ) where Beach was rector from 1767 to 1784, and to which he returned when he retired from Trinity Church New York.

My email address is below

cristoir at optonline dot net

Re: Beach

Johnday510 — 2012-02-13 02:48:06Z

The Beach I was looking for was born in 1830, North Carolina.

Johnday

Re: Descendants of Moses Yale Beach

hcuzzone1 — 2012-02-05 02:37:18Z

Looking for infomation on Julia Ann Beach, the daughter of Moses Yale Beach and second wife Julia Ann (Kelly) Beach.
Looking for information on Moses' grandson Edward Beach Gallaher, Norwalk, CT.

Handy Beach (1787-1861) Little Creek Hundred, Sussex Co., DE

noramae — 2012-02-02 21:12:43Z

Looking for information (parents, place of burial, etc) for Handy Beach, b. 1787 Delaware, d. 1861, Little Creek. He and wife Sarah (surname unknown) raised their family in Little Creek:
children as of 1850:
Jonathan Beach 28
Isaiah Beach 24
Barney Beach 23
Kendal Beach 22
Sarah Beach 18
Arrena Beach 15 - is this Irene???
Franky Beach (female) 13 - or is this?
Levin Beach 11

Wondering whether "Arrena" is actually Emma Irene, who married James Mando Ralph - or is "Franky" her??
Any information on this family appreciated.

Re: beaches to arrive in America

dfbeech — 2012-01-24 16:09:08Z

Thanks for checking for me...Thomas Beach (Beech)1724-1765 is a dead end for both my male and female lines. (Our grandmother married her second cousin.) If you ever run across anyone else searching this line, please refer them to me.

Re: beaches to arrive in America

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2012-01-24 15:01:57Z

Thank you..

Regenia

Re: beaches to arrive in America

WilliamBeach53 — 2012-01-24 06:07:40Z

I just had time to review your post. I am sending the pdf files I have to your email.

Re: beaches to arrive in America

WilliamBeach53 — 2012-01-24 06:04:07Z

Sorry to say that I do not have anything on your Thomas Beach.

Re: beaches to arrive in America

dfbeech — 2012-01-23 20:18:31Z

Hi Bill,

I found your post today concerning Thomas Beach. We also have a Thomas Beach in our tree:

Thomas Beech (Beach)
Birth 1724 in Ireland, Cork, Ireland
Death 1765 in Colleton, South Carolina, United States

It seems that this is probably not the Thomas you referenced, but since I have reached a dead end to this point (no records prior to Thomas' immigration) I thought it might be worth asking if he was in your research papers. Thanks for your help.

Debbie Beech

Re: beaches to arrive in America

RegeniaCampbell88 — 2012-01-23 19:57:45Z

My BEACH FAMILY Line

This is what I have for JOHN BEACH b. abt. 1623 Derbyshire England d. 6/16/1677 Stratford Fairfield Co CT

See in documents his surname spelled at times as BEECH

A copy of probate of his will

Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven, 1638-1649, p. 364 At a court held November 12, 1649

Ancient Town Records, Vol. I, p. 134. is now known, however, that John Beach died June 16, 1677, Jacobus, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, Vol. I, p. 40

This is some of what I have on JOHN BEACH.

JOHN BEACH & MARY UNKNOWN
HANNAH BEACH & 1st. husband ZECHARIAH FAIRCHILD

From then on my FAIRCHILD family moved to Whippany Morris Co NJ and lastly Washington Co Va.

Would enjoy learning more about all 3 brothers.

Regenia Willmann Campbell bobnregi@verizon.net

Re: Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

DKBeachgenealogy — 2012-01-20 17:01:28Z

This antiqut made a typo in my e-mail address. Should be: DKBeachFam @ aol.com

Re: Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

DKBeachgenealogy — 2012-01-19 17:01:07Z

I would enjoy receiving information regarding Abraham's lineage as there are many Abrahams born in the 1700's without a death and/or birth location or date.

You may contact me at DKBeacgFam @ aol. com. Please remove space in my address.

Thank you,
Denis Beach

Abraham Beach died New Brunswick, NJ 1828

chosenfew_1 — 2012-01-19 03:27:31Z

Anyone who might have interest in Abraham Beach who died in New Brunswick, NJ 1828 please contact me. I have found a letter pertaining to my family (Bull) that is written to tell about Abraham's death. It has a fair amount of info on it.

Re: Descendants of Moses Yale Beach

hcuzzone1 — 2012-01-19 02:17:33Z

I am researching a Edward Beach Gallaher, Norwalk, CT. Edward's mother was Julia Ann Beach who married Samuel Capp Gallaher, Sept. 11, 1865. Julia Ann Kelly was Julia Ann Beach Gallaher's mother. Do you have any information about Julia's husband? Their son, Edward Beach Gallaher was born in Paris, France on American soil. Any information on this. Julia Ann Beach is buried at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, NY along with her husband Samuel Capp Gallaher, their other children Ernest(d 2/24/59 83 yo), Alfred Gallaher (d 6/27/1872, 1 yo), Marie B.( d 9/22/1888).

Re: Beach

beach509 — 2012-01-10 00:34:20Z

I have a Josiah Beach in my family tree, Born 1705 and passed away in 1777. It is said that his house was burnt down by the British during the Revolutionary War.

Re: Alfred Livingston Beach

Nand499 — 2011-12-23 07:25:27Z

Alfred Livingston was son of probably Nancy, d/o Isaac and Elizabeth (Baker)Beach. AL was listed in one census with Julia Ann, sister of Nancy which has led some researchers to Julia being his mother. I have no proof either way. Both Nancy and Julia Ann had children out of wedlock (neither of them ever married) and I have read various places that a Forney was thought to be the father of at least some of her children. Apparantly, he also helped to educate them as AL was a school teacher. I can't find Nancy in any of the census records which leads me to believe she died rather young. I descend from Nancy's brother, Joel, b. 1818. If you get further info on this, I would appreciate hearing from you. Nancy

Re: Mary Margaret Bartlett Beach

srsecry_doc — 2011-12-20 17:54:57Z

Mary-Margaret and David Beach resided in Warrenton, MO. David Beach is deceased. Not sure status of Mary-Margaret, but last know was in poor health and in nursing home.

Deed - Luther Cary to Uri Beach - Madison Co., OH 1819

denisespurlock — 2011-12-05 17:03:13Z

I have posted a transcription and image of this deed on my blog at

http://pastlane.blogspot.com/2011/12/amanuensis-monday-deed-...

Ivy Pearl Beach b 1908 Hartney MB Canada

geordie212 — 2011-12-03 00:14:43Z

Hi I am looking for any information about this young lady. I have info about her parents etc but no idea if she married and where she went to.

If you know anything please contact me