Bean - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bean Family

PatBean46 — 2012-05-20 06:04:37Z

Claude Killis Bean wass my husband's uncle.

John Bean

PSHBean59 — 2012-05-15 18:01:35Z

I am looking for information on John Bean, born abt. 1834 in Tennessee, married to Matilda Goble, lived in Indiana, had three children: George W., born 1868; Hezekiah A., born 1870; and William, born 1872. Would like to know who his parents are, also, he disappears from the record between 1873 - 1880. Did he die? Run off? He is a possible relative of my husband. Any info would be great.

Re: Hannah Bean Canada to Vermont

bobbymacbean — 2012-05-12 11:27:31Z

Just in case anyone else is looking for more details on this couple and their children.
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https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/S199-XXN

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Under "Mark Morse /Page/" it will say, "Show children (8)". Click on that and a drop down window shows all the children's info. The children's links will show you their spouse's and children.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

Jones_Nicki — 2012-05-03 22:31:17Z

Don't worry, I will shout it to the rooftops! LOL.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

cruzincooper — 2012-05-03 20:26:49Z

That would be awesome. She's really a mystery. Let me know if you ever find anything.

Melinda

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

Jones_Nicki — 2012-05-03 20:22:24Z

Thank you. I check every time to see if anyone has a picture of Nannie!

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

cruzincooper — 2012-05-03 20:08:00Z

I'll change your permissions and see if you can view the photos.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

Jones_Nicki — 2012-05-03 18:42:10Z

Yes, I have viewed your tree in the past...you have a lot done! I can't view all your pictures, because for some reason, some of the time I'm treated as a guest and have to get your permission. Other times, I can get right in. Go figure!

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

cruzincooper — 2012-05-03 14:54:39Z

It's been a few months but I'm back on the trail again of Nannie Bean. It seems if I leave it alone and then go back to a search I can find out more information.

All I remember of my Dad talking about his ancestors is that Judge Roy Bean was a relative. With reading all the communication about the Judge with 21 kids no wonder it's a mystery.

Did you ever view my tree?

Melinda Clem Cooper

Re: Bean Family

Bonzadel — 2012-05-01 22:53:24Z

Graham, I have been trying to contact you for some years , if you get this message could you contact me please ? I may have changed my email since this message it now is ... delaren@bigpond.com
Delma McDonald formerly Bean NSW

Re: BEAN FAMILY OF MAINE

marvalden1 — 2012-04-23 07:25:26Z

Hi Susan. I haven't been on any of these genealogy sites in about 10 years, so I just now read your post. If you're still around could you drop me a line and let me know if a connection was found?
I can be reached through here or by sending a message to me at marvalden on the little yellow man site. Hope you and yours are well. Best wishes.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

ChevTracker — 2012-04-22 14:49:42Z

Just GOOGLE the name, you will come up with so many results it will take you a month to go through them all. Good luck.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

icp_death_rocker — 2012-04-22 03:19:27Z

Just found outi am related to judge Roy bean so if any one can let me know more history about him I would be really grateful

Re: Bean relations

jbartlett180 — 2012-04-18 00:13:56Z

I have been told by my dad we are related too. My dad is Jack Bean and his dad was John Melvin Bean of Auburn CA. Would love to learn more!

Re: John S Bean, David M Stewart

laurasgeni — 2012-04-12 11:30:53Z

I don't think there's a connection. The Beans I'm searching came to the states long before your Bean did. Also, they were mainly in the NE, quite a distance from Wisconsin (which makes his move there so strange). Sorry.

Re: John S Bean, David M Stewart

Bonzadel — 2012-04-12 05:21:26Z

I cannot help with your request but I am researching a Valentine Bean brn. 1873 in Kent Uk who came to Canada 1910 .
The place "Wisconsin" sounds familiar .
I have not been able to trace any movements of this man since he left UK , I have all his siblings / parents etc. but he seems to be very elusive . His sister was Annie Bean who also lived in Hamilton, canada and married to Sidney Thompson , her children were Victor , Doris ( Mrs. G Brandow ) and Edna ( Mrs. J McConville.)
I know this is a long shot but I am wondering if you could be a distant connection or that you may know of connections to this man.
Some seem to think he may have changed his name to "Wally" but I have nothing to lead me to that conclusion.
We know he married and had a family as a now deceased aunt used to write to him , she said he had mostly boys.
If this is of no consequence please delete and I wish you all the best in your research.
Delma ( Bean) McDonald in Australia

Re: Col. John Bean of Canterbury and Wheelock Vermont b. 1774

bobbymacbean — 2012-04-11 02:52:26Z

I must have been exhausted when I wrote the original message. ------------------- David Ames Bean, The younger / Jr. was the son of David Bean, The Elder / Sr. who was the son of Col. John Bean. ----------------------------- He was not the son of Capt. Joseph Bean. He was his brother and Slocum's father Edward would have been his nephew, not his brother. -------------- Edward's brother David was presumably named for his Uncle, David Bean, The Elder. ---------------------------------------------------Sorry if I confused the issue for anyone who is trying to keep all this straight. I have attached a diagram to clarify.

BEAN Mary Lee WILSON JONES 1913 1991

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-04-04 19:38:59Z

BEAN Mary Lee WILSON JONES 1913 1991

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,415 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely "not my family".

John S Bean, David M Stewart

laurasgeni — 2012-03-24 18:49:37Z

I am looking for information on John S Bean and his wife Ellen (both from NH). In 1970, they were living in Elba, Dodge Co, Wisconsin with their daughter Mable, a William Bean 19 years old from Ireland and a relative, David M. Stewart from NH. I am descendant from David and I was wondering if anyone had any information on why he moved to WI with them? He later moved back to NH.

Re: beverly dickson, bronson bean,goffar,link,marble

Bronsonbean — 2012-03-23 01:41:59Z

I'm not married and I'm not old enough to be either

Re: Bean/Michigan

Bronsonbean — 2012-03-23 01:39:36Z

No I wasn't I'm not even married

John BEAN Murdered 1901 MO

Obits101 — 2012-03-21 05:43:58Z

The Daily Oklahoman
Oklahoma City, OK
11-28-1901
p.1

Beheaded in a Fight

Poplar Bluff, Mo., Nov 27 -

William Evans, with one blow with a knife, decapitated
John Bean as the result of a quarrel at a dance at
Grenden, twenty miles west of here. Evans was arrested
and placed in the Carter county jail.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Bean family history

ESzenkier — 2012-03-20 15:35:30Z

Looking for father of James Harry Bean b. Oct. 1854 Muhlenberg, Kentucky.James Bean of Irish descent.
Wife of James Harry Bean, Margaret Elizabeth Whitehouse, b.
18 Oct 1861. M

Velva Bean, born 1897 West Virginia

TanyaOgden — 2012-03-19 02:52:59Z

I'm trying to find some info on Velva Bean. I know she was living with Howard Ogden and Alice Morrison Ogden in Upshur, Wv. I believe she is the grand daughter of W.R. Morrison and Margurette. I am wondering if Alice was her mother or her aunt. And if she was her mother, then who is Velva's father?

Beans/Baynes

rtventl8 — 2012-03-16 15:34:44Z

I am looking for info on My Great Grandmother, Pearl Rosetta Bean. Her father was Isaac Bean. This much I can verify. My path has led to me Thomas H. Bean, Thomas W Bean, Hugh Bean, William A. Bean, and Alexander Bayne of Rires from Scotland but I can't verify anything beyond Isaac. Any help would be appreciated.My email is rtventl8@yahoo.com.
Carol Thayer

W.W.Bean

lastonestanding — 2012-03-15 05:05:16Z

La Salle County, Illinois Directory 1877
Bruce Township/post office is Streator,Ill
W.W.Bean Editor of Streator Monitor, born in Lisbon, St. Lawrence County of N.Y. on April 13, 1845; removed while young to Ogdensburg, New York, came to Peoria,Ill in 1866, where he married Miss Martha J. Ross of Lacon Ill; removed to El Paso in 1868, and to Streator, Ill in 1869; served 2 years in Co A 16th New York Vol Infantry after which he lived in Washington DC until the close of the Rebellion.
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July 1870 census in El Paso, Woodford county, Ill
William Bean born in New York, age 26
wife Martha age 22 born in Penn
son R? age 2 months born in Ill. Son's name could be Ross.
William's occupation listed as Editor.
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1900 W.Ross Bean age 30, born May of 1870 in Illinois, head of house married to Pearl P. age 26 born June 1873 married 7 years with 2 children. Lorna is 5, born July 1894 and Yolande or Yolanda born Aug 1896 age 3. Ross Bean is listed as Printer.
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1930 census in Streator,Ill
Ross W.Bean age 59
Wife Pearl P Bean 56
father William W.Bean 84
Yolanda M Guhl 33 daughter divorced
Marion E Ghul 11 grand-daughter
Robert W.Blake age 14 grandson
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Illinois death index:
Warren Ross Bean born 10 may 1870 died april 6 1945 born in El Paso,Ill died in Streator,Ill
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Re: Col. John Bean of Canterbury and Wheelock Vermont b. 1774

beanlonnie — 2012-03-12 02:25:56Z

i am a descendent of john bean slocum p bean and then william e bean then slocumb w bean .i was looking for any info i have alot as well

Mary Bean born 1912 in Texas

jacquelynmarshall1 — 2012-03-09 06:56:17Z

Seek information about Mary Bean born 1912 in Texas.

She was the daughter of Sarah Catherine McNett (Jr.) born 1881 on McNett Creek Farm in Burnet County, Texas and William Tilford Bean (Sr.) born 1877 in Lampasas County, Texas

Bean family lived in Lampasas County, Texas in the 1900 and 1910 census.

Mary's brother William Tilford Bean, (Jr.) was born 1914 in Oklahoma.

William Tilford Bean (Sr.) WWI Draft Registration Card (1917-1918) lists permanent address as Carter, Oklahoma

Thus far, unable to find Mary Bean or her Bean family in 1920 census. Yet, did find Bean family in Hewitt, Carter, Oklahoma in 1930 census. Mary Bean not living in home.

Appreciate any clues about the life of Mary Bean.

Re: John Bean, Sr. 1745 St. Mary;'s County, Maryland

RJROSSIN — 2012-03-08 02:49:46Z

Todd:

I am descended from a Benjamin Bean b abt 1758 likely St Mary's county and died Hagerstown. Interested in what you have on Robert and his shildren. Benjamin had 7 children. Please feel free to email me at rjrossin@optonline.net

BEAN Family Descendant Photos

dasinclair0011 — 2012-03-01 00:52:54Z

I am looking for descendants of Robert T. Bean and Nancy Quesenberry. They moved to Texas in the 1850's from Arkansas. I have obtained family photos and am trying to identify (if possible) individuals. There are a few photos that appears to be of their son Richard (1857-1920), his family and their home; however, no names are listed except his and even then, he is not specifically identified.

I can be reached through Ancestry.com or at my personal email at dasinclair0011@yahoo.com

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Re: Col. John Bean of Canterbury and Wheelock Vermont b. 1774 - SLOCUM

bobbymacbean — 2012-02-28 11:51:09Z

Sorry. My post of a few minutes ago was in response to beanlonnie's question about his grandfather, Slocum. Please contact me bobbymacbean ya hoo

Re: Col. John Bean of Canterbury and Wheelock Vermont b. 1774

bobbymacbean — 2012-02-28 11:42:48Z

Hi - I am the gr, gr. grandson of David Ames Bean. His father David, was brother to Edward, both sons of Capt. Joseph Bean. Edward was father to Slocum P. who fathered WIlliam E. Is your grandfather Slocum the son of William E. ? I've found no record of William E. having children so would be very interested in this information. Where was your grandfather born and what year ? Who was his mother ? Who was his wife ? I am compiling as complete as possible a list of the descendants of Col. John Bean to post on my Col. John and Hannah Ames Bean Facebook page. I am hoping that somewhere there is a family bible in someone's attic and that they will stumble across this mystery and be able to tell us who the Col.'s parents were.

Re: John M. Bean - TN to Montgomery County, NC to Jackson, TN

phgregg66 — 2012-02-20 02:14:50Z

Hello,
If you are Sylvia I just sent you an e-mail.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Tricia

Re: Naomi BATES BEAN

lwbean — 2012-02-18 14:39:48Z

William Bean is recorded as arriving in Charleston, SC aboard the snow (ship) Admiral Hawke from Londonderry at the very end of 1767. His age was stated as 40. His wife Nomiah was aged 30. There is no guarantee that these ages are correct or that Nomiah (Naomi misspelled?) was a Bates. The original source of her last name being Bates is unknown, but appears in the Autobiography of George Washington Bean and references a lost family Scots Bible (not an indicator they are Scottish, it's the edition named 'Scots'). Some think that perhaps the Storment line may have kept that Bible.

This didn't answer your question, and I assert that no one knows the answer. There was a William Bean born 1727 in Croy, Inverness shire, and Bernie Bean thought this was the right one, and claimed to have notes from some family, but he'd lost them when asked.

A William Bean is recorded in the very southern tip of County Londonderry in 1766 in the Church Census, just east of Cookstown. Bates as a family name is known in the old records of the local church and is still there. I think odds are this is the right couple on the eve of coming to Charleston, SC.

I don't believe written records will ever get us further back than this, only genetic testing. I have a few more details on this couple if desired, but nothing going back before 1766 that is certain.

Re: John M. Bean - TN to Montgomery County, NC to Jackson, TN

uvsp19 — 2012-02-12 23:01:46Z

My grandmother was Maud Bean, and she was daughter of William Thomas Bean, and raised by her grandparents, John and Narcissa Bean in Tennessee, In 1910 my grandmother is in North Carolina and is married. I do not know where she was for 10 years. I am trying to find out. Maybe there was something one of the other children would know about Maud. She has no real brothers or sisters and thee is an interesting story as to her mother, Rosa Williams, and why she was raised by her grandparents. I would like to know the whole story.

Re: Augusta P. Bean (possibly Native American)

ChevTracker — 2012-02-09 22:00:59Z

Try this record........... http://search.ancestry.com/browse/view.aspx?dbid=7691&ii...

Re: Augusta P. Bean (possibly Native American)

ChevTracker — 2012-02-07 03:57:34Z

You say that she could possibly be a Native American, all the docs I can see list her as white. Do you have the info from the 1920 census where she is living with her married daughter Minnie in Stanton, Neb??? My pte email is barb.tedatshaw.ca if u want to correspond direct.

Re: Augusta P. Bean (possibly Native American)

SPerry767 — 2012-02-06 23:54:48Z

Wow! That is awesome!! Thank you for the lead. It is nice to see a concrete example with a photo.

Re: Augusta P. Bean (possibly Native American)

ChevTracker — 2012-02-06 20:27:38Z

Try this site at Find-a-Grave

WITHERS, Augusta P.
Birth: unknown
Death: unknown
Note: Same stone w/Samuel, Cyrus & William Withers

Burial: Topeka Cemetery
Topeka, Shawnee County
Kansas, USA
Plot: Sec 60

Created by: Oz
Record added: Apr 12, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 13927049

Re: Augusta P. Bean (possibly Native American)

ChevTracker — 2012-02-06 18:52:40Z

I have her born abt 1838 in NC m. Cyrus abt 1855 and having 7 children. You may be able to trace further back through the children.

Augusta P. Bean (possibly Native American)

SPerry767 — 2012-02-05 08:17:44Z

The earliest record that I can find of Augusta P Bean is her marriage to Cyrus Charles Withers in Greenville, Tennessee in 1855. I can find many later census records placing her in Kansas and finally Nebraska. I am interested to locate a birth record or an earlier census prior to her marriage. My theory is that she is on a Cherokee roll and that is why I am having difficulty finding her or her parents or siblings. I am new to this process and haven't managed to find her death record or obit, which I believe may be in Nebraska. Any help in discovering information regarding my third great grandmother would be appreciated.

Re: Jeremiah Bean

sullyjk — 2012-01-30 22:49:53Z

I believe the census where Elizabeth is the head of household, is the 1842 Census for St Andrews, Quebec. Asenath Bean & George Simeon Leroy were married in 1817 in Point Fortune, Ontario(or Quebec)We know the Leroys made a pitstop in New Brunswick in the late 1700s, but we do not know if Jeremiah & Elizabeth Bean did. According to the 1842 census Elisabeth Bean came to Canada in 1802-5. We are pretty sure that the Beans came from Deerfield, New Hampshire. Karen

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

slumpy04_1 — 2012-01-27 17:16:03Z

Oh thank you for your reply! Were any of your family members related to Rebecca Bean or Ora Pearl (Bean) Bolte. Married name Bolte?
thank you.

Beans From Beans Mill W.VA

englettammy — 2012-01-18 21:13:12Z

My name is Tammy Englet ( Smiley ) My mother's maden name was Margery and her sister was Gracy. There Mothers name was Martha Kirk, Fathers name was Clarence Bean they called him Toad. Im looking for information on my family. Thank you!

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

Jones_Nicki — 2012-01-17 13:32:00Z

I got the e-mails with photos. I have to go back and re-look. I THINK I can recognize my grandfather....maybe.
Thank you again.

Nicki

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

cruzincooper — 2012-01-17 00:00:36Z

Nannie's whereabouts is such a mystery. I think with several of us searching we might find something. Your g - grandfather 'Clem' was my grandmother's brother. I only saw Clara a few times, but have pictures of her. They are on my family tree. There are a few with her and her siblings.

I did send you two emails with photos.

Melinda Clem Cooper

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

Jones_Nicki — 2012-01-16 22:47:50Z

Yes, I do think that James W. and Jane were brother and sister.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

Jones_Nicki — 2012-01-16 22:46:40Z

My great grandmother was Nannie Bean. The children of her marriage to J. W. McAden were three: Van Elmo McAden, Clara McAden Clem and Francis Clem McAden (my grandfather). There were no other children of that union. After James W. McAden was killed, Nannie married Thomas Hawkins Sparks. That couple took in my great grandfather's children and raised them with the children that they then had.

I thank you for the Dallas County lead, but something tells me that Nannie and Hawk were not living together at the time of his death. I don't know if they were living apart when she died or what. He is buried in Iredell. I just can't find her.

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

cruzincooper — 2012-01-16 22:23:27Z

No, I have not been able to find any information on Nannie Bean. I did find an 1880 Census of a Nannie Bean age 15 in a boarding school in Corsicana, TX. I'm not sure if it's the same one.

Was Thomas Sparks first wife Jane a sister of James Wm McAden? That was Nannie's first husband - they had three children - one of which Clara McAden Clem was my grandmother.

Melinda Clem Cooper

Re: JUDGE ROY BEAN FAMILY

LisaRandolph72 — 2012-01-16 22:13:21Z

Nicki - I don't know how much info you have, but this is what I know. Thomas Hawkins Sparks was first married to Jane McAden, a widow. They had no children. Nannie was his second wife. They had 4 children: Charles, Elmo, Dulice, and David.

According to the records I have, Thomas died 2-14-1936 in Dallas County, TX. Have you tried looking there for Nannie?