Beach - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Meta Terrell - b. 1881 Greene Co, Indiana - Married to Byrd F Beach and (?) Bailey

tubaugh2 — 2009-10-19 19:23:33Z

I am looking for any information on Meta (Terrell) Beach Bailey or her daughter Margaret Beach (Margaret's name was spelled Beech on her birth certificate). Meta's name may have been Sarah Almeda (or Almeta). The 1900 census lists her as Sarah A. (My mother called her "Aunt Mead".) Meta was the daughter of Jonathan and Nancy Riley Terrell. Her first marriage was to Byrd F. Beach. She was divorced in Indianapolis about 1911 or 1912.

Meta's daughter Margaret was born in Indianapolis on 25 April 1907 and was referred to in the 1910 census as "M. Lucile Beach."

The last mention I find of Meta was as "Meta Bailey" when she was named as a survivor in her sister's obituary in 1929. At that time, she apparently was living in New Lebanon, Gill Township, Sullivan County, Indiana. I find nothing further on either Meta or Margaret after the 1910 census when they were still in Indianapolis.

Meta apparently died before 1940 because she was not mentioned in her father's obituary when he died in 1940.

I guess it's possible Meta was married more than twice, and maybe that is why I can't find her.

I would be so grateful for any information anyone may be able to provide.

Obituary - Lucille Beach, daughter of Andrew & Rebecca (Johnson) Miller

tubaugh2 — 2009-10-19 18:42:34Z

I ordered the following obituary, hoping it was my family, but it is not. Hopefully, it will be of interest to someone.

Lucille Beach, 86, formerly of 501 Hart St., died Thursday at Crestview Nursing Home. A former Bicknell resident and nurse's aide for Logansport State Hospital, she was a member of the Bicknell First Baptist Church, Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion Auxiliary and the Grandmother's Club.

She was born Aug. 18, 1904, in Bicknell, to Andrew and Rebecca (Johnson) Miller.

Her husband, Lee Beach, is deceased.

Surviving are a stepdaughter, Gleenis Jones of La Porte; two brothers, Ralph Miller of Vincennes and Charles Miller of Winchester, Ohio; and two sisters, Dora Schaefer of Vincennes and Alma Purcell of La Porte.

The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Flummerfelt-Goodwin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Bicknell Memorial Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home.

Vincennes (Indiana) Sun - Commercial
Friday, 5 April, 1991, pg. A-2

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

hart48 — 2009-10-10 04:47:56Z

Nita hello. I do not know about your Charles Beach, but I'd certainly be interested in more information about your Beach line. Names, dates of birth and death, etc.

Take care,
Susan

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

NWeissinger4596 — 2009-10-09 01:39:26Z

I have been reading your posts and others and decided to send you a picture of my grandfather, Charles Beach. Please compare this with your relatives and let me know if there's any resemblance. My gf ran away from home at an early age (around 16) and mother always told me that he was ashamed of his grandmother (or mother) because she was American Indian. Let me know what you think. Nita

Martha Bowker Beach

smodrcin — 2009-10-08 01:21:29Z

Looking for Martha Bowker (or Bouker, Barket, Boucker) b. 1768, m.1789, d.1812 in West Springfield, MA area. Martha was married to Samuel Beach (b.1759 Norfolk, Litchfield Cty, CT). They married in West Springfield, had 8 children. But, cannot find any hint of her parentage. There are some records of Martha Bowker b. 1750 or 1752. I don't know where the dates of 1768 birth or 1812 came from and cannot verify them. Any assistance appreciated.

Re: Looking for Arthur Beach relatives

johanson — 2009-10-06 15:42:19Z

There were Beach/Beech families who lived in MS who were originally from Colleton Co. SC in the early 1800s and then migrated south. You might try Ray Revette at query@revette.net. He is descended from this line.
Susan

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

hart48 — 2009-10-06 01:52:21Z

Oh yes, I do believe they are the same family. Your Eli was the brother of my Charles. Charles Granddaughter, who is my Aunt, is still living and has coroborated most of the information.

I believe we are cousins (of a sort). :-)

I would appreciate any information you can give me, sources, scanned copies of documents, etc.

I would be happy to send you a picture of Charles Spencer Morrison Beach. I can't get further than Charles and Eli's Father, also Eli. I have found an Elisha Beach but still checking that out.

I'd also love to fill out the generations and family coming down from Charles' brothers.

I'll be happy to let you know if I find any more discoveries as well.

Take care,
Susan

Looking for Arthur Beach relatives

graftonsfive — 2009-10-05 22:29:39Z

I am looking for a line for Arthur Beach (possibly Beech). Married to May T (or Mae) Grafton of Canton Mississippi, who was born 17 Dec 1897. I believe that they moved to the midwest, but not sure. Her father was Fonso Postell Grafton, mother was Anable Lee (Ward) Grafton of Canton, Mississippi. If you can provide any information on the Beach line I would be grateful.

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

Dorcas16 — 2009-10-05 13:42:53Z

I don't think this is the same Beach family.

My grandmother was born in SC, her father Eli was born in SC. Her grandfather Eli was born in Va. His son Charles was born in SC about 1852.

I am just getting into the Beach side of my family and both the father and son were Cabinet makers.

The elder beach, Eli 1819-1884, died in Charleston, SC. His death certificate states that he died from Paralisis.

I hope this helps. Dorcas Whittington

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

NWeissinger4596 — 2009-10-04 23:15:45Z

I am researching my grandfather, Charles Beach, who first appeared in Simpson Co. KY. census in 1880 in Wash Draper household. He was only 16. He listed his mother and father as being from Tennessee, but we've been unable to trace him there. He had friends who were members of the "Holland" family. Grandfather married Henrietta Johnson originally of Kentucky. Their first child, my father, Charles Alvidore Beach, was born in Bowling Green, KY. Grandfather started out young as a farmer but later worked for L & N Railroad. He was killed in a railroad accident sometime around 1898. There were several different families of Beach living in that area. Were any of these your relations? Glad to exchange info. Nita Beach Weissinger

BEACH Opher Earl 1896-1982

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 20:09:40Z

BEACH Opher Earl 1896-1982

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

hart48 — 2009-09-27 05:58:36Z

Hello Dorcas,

I would very much appreciate information you could share. Our tie is that we have a common ancestor - the Eli Beach from the early 1800's. His sons, Eli Beach and Charles Spencer Morrison Beach branch off in our respective lines. Eli your ancestor and Charles mine. Brian Bakeman and I are one generation closer, sharing Charles as an ancestor.

His brother Will, I called him Uncle Will was a Quilter and I have a picture of him sitting at a machine with a quilt on it.
I would very much like to have a copy of Eli's death certificate. I would be happy to pay for the cost of the copy or perhaps if you have a scanner you would be willing to email it to me. Photos are always welcome. My address is: findinghart@gmail.com

Your phrase "died of paralysis" strikes my curiosity. I had polio when a child and I wonder if it could have been something like that or a stroke perhaps. I'd be glad to share the information about my lineage but I haven't been able to get beyond that elder Eli and his wife Eliza. I wonder if they could have a gravesite there is South Carolina? I know that he was born in Virginia and she in S. Carolina.

I am well pleased that you replied to me and excited to fill out another branch of the family. I live in Tacoma WA.

Best wishes,
Susan Harter

Re: Maxwell K. and Annie M. Beach, Hollidaysburg, Blair, PA

kdefoster — 2009-09-27 04:48:34Z

Kristen,

Thank you for replying to my message. I'm researching this family for my friend Pat Snyder who is the son of Cora Beach. He didn't know a lot about his family but had a few clues.

With those clues, I was able to find Maxwell Beach's parents, aunts and uncles. I haven't gone any further than that but intend to do more the next time I visit the genealogy library in Salt Lake City.

Do you know anything about your 3rd great-grandparents? Please ask Dorothy if she knows anything about Cora Beach.
96 years old! God Bless her! I took my 93-year-old friend out to lunch today. A real inspiration.

Thank you again for writing to me. I have info you may enjoy reading. I can be reached at kdefoster@aol.com

Aloha,

Kathy
Kailua, HI

Re: Maxwell K. and Annie M. Beach, Hollidaysburg, Blair, PA

reddudette — 2009-09-26 22:49:42Z

Hey there Kathy

Ralph Davis who married Alice had two daughters: Regina Mary and Dorothy Jane.

Regina married Regis George moved to Maryland and had a son Steven George who is my father. He died in Vietnam in 1969. Regina passed in 1984 and Regis passed in the late 50's.

Dorothy joined IHM convent in 1935 and will turn 97 in November. She is sitting next to me as I type.

I am Kristen Marie(41) and I have a daughter Emily Helen (14)

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

Dorcas16 — 2009-09-26 17:18:32Z

Hi Susan, Sorry I haven't got back to you before. I have not been doing much research in a while. When I get really bored, this helps lots.
I have not done much research on the Beach side (my grandmother Ida Beach) of my family. I was hung up on the Marcus side and that one is really like a needle in a haystack.
I have some info on Mary Romedy. That one was hard because of the spelling of Romedy.
When you have 2 same first names like Eli, it can really be confusing. I have the 1850 and 1860 census for Eli Beach born about 1818. He was my GG Grandfather.
So your grandfather was my grandmothers brother. WOW, I just now really saw the connection when I looked at the 1880 census. His brother Will, I called him Uncle Will was a Quilter and I have a picture of him sitting at a machine with a quilt on it.
I have info on Aunt Jessie and there was a son Walter that was born Nov. 1888 and I have some info on him.
I also have a death certificate on GG Grandfather Eli who died of paralysis in 1884.
I am so glad that you contacted me. I live in Statesville, NC. I will be glad to share any info that I have. If you have anymore info that you would like to share, please let me know.
Thanks,
Dorcas Whittington

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

hart48 — 2009-09-26 05:29:05Z

I believe we are very likely cousins. My ancestor's name is Charles Spencer Morrison Beach, son of Eli. Your's is Eli Beach, son of Eli.

Unfortunately I don't have any more information on the elder Eli. If I do come up with more leads I'll let you know and I'd appreciate if you could do the same.

My name is Susan Kay Beach, daughter of Roderick, who was son of Roderick, who was son of Charles son of Eli.

I did have Mary's name but didn't have a last name to go with it and I do have Ida's name in my file. This is like looking for a needle in a haystack but so rewarding when a link is found.

Take care,
Susan

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

hart48 — 2009-09-26 05:23:32Z

Hi Brian. Actually we have communicated before this. It's been some time and I hadn't found my Aunt when last we spoke. She is still living and is the Daughter of Charles' son Roderick. Her brother, Roderick Jr., was my Father. I had your info, my info and a few other pieces gleaned from other venue's but it all came together when I found my Aunt Faith. She's up in her 70's (the youngest) and has had a stroke but she's feisty and confirmed a lot of what I already had. She also gave me a bunch of Grandpa's official papers, military, etc. He's buried in Anchorage AK along with Grandma (Bertie Burns). Faith told me he was a bit of a recluse and didn't talk too much about his family. Said he called himself the "black sheep".

My Dad, Roderick, died when he was 42 years old of lung cancer. He smoked like there was no tomorrow. My parents were divorced when I was a babe. I have a story about that him keeping an eye on me but that's for later. Too late tonight and I'm tired. We'll talk again.

Susan

Re: New Paris, OHIO

bbakeman — 2009-09-26 00:41:59Z

Sorry it has taken me this long to reply. Please email me at brian405@prodigy.net

Brian Bakeman
Oklahoma City, OK

Re: Looking for info on Mildred Beach

ckenter — 2009-07-11 20:18:31Z

There are a lot of Mildred Beach out there... including my grandmother, Florence Mildred Beach, who oddly enough went by "Bunny" because she was born on Easter. A location for her would be very helpful for all of us on this list, please and maybe a few rough dates or even better any exact dates you may have.

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

bbakeman — 2009-09-24 22:24:00Z

Hi Dorcas - I am sorry I never responded to your post, but have just gotten back to working on my genealogy. I have a letter from my grandfather's uncle that suggests the Beaches were from up north and listed some family names like William. But you actually have more information that I did, as I didn't know that Eliza stood for Elizabeth.

Have you found anything more since you last emailed me? My email address is brian405@prodigy.net

Thanks
Brian Bakeman
Oklahoma City, OK

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

bbakeman — 2009-09-24 22:17:27Z

Hi Susan - you have no idea how exciting it is to hear from someone on the Beach side of my family. I have a letter from my grandfather's uncle Roderick written from New Mexico and have wondered for years what happened to that side of the family and where they are now. Roderick and my grandfather were close in age and I actually have a picture of Roderick with my grandfather and his parents.

I would love to know what you have on Roderick, his wife and his children.

My email address is brian405@prodigy.net. And I would be happy to share the photo of Roderick with Charles and Eugenia Beach and any other information you want.

Thanks so much, this really is exciting for me.

Brian Bakeman
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Horace G., Esther, and son Charles A. Beach Meriden, CT 1850

HubbellGenSite — 2009-07-31 20:02:37Z

Horace G Beach 29, a mechanic, his wife Esther 21, and son Charles A. Beach age 2, lived in Meriden, CT in 1850 next door to probably his parents Warren H. Beach a shoemaker 61, wife Amanda (possibly Reed)age 58, and son Lyman age 15. I am seeking descendants of this line to obtain more information on the family origin of Amanda (Reed?) Beach. I believe she may have been born in Durham, the daughter of John C. Reed and Rebecca Johnston.

I would appreciate any information about this entire family if they have descendants today. Are they recorded in a genealogy book somewhere? Does anyone have information on this family? Thanks to anyone who can provide clues for me.

Carol Boggs

Beach family who arrived via Canada.

NWeissinger4596 — 2009-08-20 19:49:41Z

Hi cousins! After having my nephew complete DNA tests, we've found that our Beach heritage comes from all over Europe plus the Middle East and into the US via Canada then down thru the Western States down into Mexico, and on into South America. Has anyone else done the DNA and come up with Haplo Group R1b1b2? I'd like to exchange info.

Re: Beach Family of Kentucky

NWeissinger4596 — 2009-08-21 23:58:46Z

I realize that this is an old thread, but I'm hoping that someone is still looking. I would like to get an email from anyone having a book about the BEACH FAMILY OF KENTUCKY. My maiden name is Beach and I'm trying to research my grandfather, Charley Beach (no middle name known). After having my nephews do DNA tests, it appears that our branch comes from Canada and points East of Canada. Even some went down into Central and South America. Any info would be appreciated. I'd be glad to share what I have and also pictures. Thanks. Nita Beach Weissinger

Rollin E. BEACH, M.D. (1849-1901) b. Fayette Co, IL

oldbruin — 2009-06-14 02:56:20Z

If anyone has researched this family or is descended from Rollin, please contact me. I am looking for any information on his first wife, Jane "Jennie" ADAMS.

Descendants of Rollin E. BEACH
------------------------------
1-Rollin E. BEACH (son of Erwin W. BEACH, M.D., and Elizabeth BULLOCK) b. 6 Oct 1849, nr Vandalia, Fayette County, Illinois, USA, d. 23 Jan 1901
+Jane "Jennie" ADAMS b. Aug 1853, IA, m. 11 Nov 1873, Fayette County, Illinois, USA, d. 21 Apr 1878, St. Louis, MO
+Hattie KIDD b. Dec 1856, Wisconsin, USA, m. 19 Apr 1881, Christian County, Illinois, USA, d. bef 1930
2-Harold Cecil BEACH b. Sep 1885, IL, d. 23 May 1925, Los Angeles Co, CA
+Jessie E.
+Mae(?)
2-Florence Elinor "Elinor" BEACH b. 1 Jun 1891, Vandalia, Fayette County, Illinois, USA

Any help appreciated.

John S. Adams
Hermosa Beach, CA

POW/MIA Korean War, BEACH

powmiadna — 2009-08-10 11:53:28Z

I am searching for the families of a soldier with the surname BEACH that were lost in the Korean War. At this time the government has no family contact. At the time he was lost his remains were not recovered. Family DNA is needed to identify remains if and when they are recovered. At the time they entered service they gave their Home of Record as posted below

Soldier: FLOYD THOMAS BEACH
Born: 1931
Date of loss: October 7, 1951 KIA
Home of Record: Contra Costa County, California

When the Korean War ended the enemy never returned or accounted for over 8,000 of our servicemen. They died in their hands. That was over 50 years ago. Since that time DNA has been perfected and also they are recovering remains in North Korea. Our government is obligated to return those remains to the proper family. DNA samples have been obtained from most of the families of these missing soldiers. For various reasons some families have not been located. Our government has no family contact for this soldier.

When the remains are recovered and identified they will be returned to the family for proper burial. I am just an old (79 years) Combat Veteran out of the Korean War and thankful that I did return. I consider this a very noble cause and I hope that you can help in some way to find these families. For more information on the project you may go to http://www.jpac.pacom.mil/. My part in the program is to match up the lost families with the proper agency.

I will be grateful for any assistance in locating this family.

Harold Davis
517 Mohican Trail
Wilmington, NC 28409

40th Infantry Division
Korea ’52-‘53
910-791-2333
hgdavis@bellsouth.net

Re: Looking for info on Mildred Beach

kckatz — 2009-07-11 14:56:54Z

Yes Richard Clayton Poppleton is my husbands uncle. I started looking up the genealogy yrs ago and Nan and Richard didnt have any info on their mom. Do you have some info? Do you know Richard?

Re: Arvid Kenneth Beach MN/TX

mxracermom599 — 2009-08-24 02:58:21Z

Hi my name is Latricia Alt and I am Ervids grandaughter. I was trying to find some family history as i really dont know where my moms family came from. I know my grandpa was a twin and I believe I may even have met your father once as a very small child. He looked like my grandpa. I don't even know if you will see this as i see you posted this last year but if you do send me an email if you would like mxracermom599@yahoo.com

Re: Beach family who arrived via Canada.

DKBeachgenealogy — 2009-08-20 20:02:03Z

Hello,

At this time there are 8 Beach males in haplo group R1b1b2, there are, also, 8 males in haplo group I1, and one in haplo group E1b1b1 recorded in the BEACH FTDNA Project. If you are interested in contacting any of the members please contact me at: DKBeachFam@aol.com.

Best regards, Denis Beach
Volunteer Administrator, Beach DNA Project

Re: 3 Beach Brothers

DKBeachgenealogy — 2009-08-16 11:29:33Z

As a point of caution, PLEASE, do your own research. All the old books and much of the information "Beach" copiers use has errors. Unfortunatley, these errors are perpetuated and taken as truths. These old resources should be taken as a starting point for your research, not copied or relied upon. Our DNA Project has proven that these error have occurred as many early documents were assemble by assumption and name only.

If you are looking to verify your families lineage, I would recommend having a male BEACH relative join our DNA Project, this would assist in determining, if in fact, your family descends from the "Theoretical" three New Haven brothers.

Many other Beaches arrived in British North America during the 17th century. Many of these carry the same name and are genetically linked, albeit not from the New Haven Colony Beaches.

I have data from BEACH families that connect to the New Haven Beaches via their paper lineage, when completing the DNA tests, they are not related and have a different haplo group.

A good researcher has 3 documents for each detail if possible. In the best scenario 2 of these will confirm that piece of data.

I hope a new researcher will be just that, a true researcher not a copier of previous errors.

At this time, we have one researcher from Richard's lineage, it would be wonderful to have others from this lineage and help establish his validity.

If interested in our DNA Project, you may contact me directly at:
DKBeachFam@aol.com.

Best regards and enjoy your research.

Denis

Passenger and Immigration Lists-1600’s

DKBeachgenealogy — 2009-06-08 12:15:31Z

The following may be on interest to those attempting to locate their ancestor.

Passenger and Immigration Lists-1600’s

Surname: BEACH

Forenames: Richard, Elias, Thomas, Elizabeth, John, Ann, Judeth, Roger, Jno (Johnathan), and Stephen.

Name:

Richard Beach

Arrival:

1635 - Boston, Massachusetts

Name:

Richard Beach

Arrival:

1635 – Cambridge, Massachusetts

Name:

Richard Beach

Arrival:

1635 - Watertown, Massachusetts

Name:

Elias Beach

Birth:

abt 1614

Arrival:

1637 – Maryland

Name:

Elias Beach

Arrival:

1640 – Maryland

Name:

Elias Beach

Arrival:

1649 – Maryland

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1638 - New Haven, Connecticut

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1665 – Maryland

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1667 – Maryland

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1671 – Maryland

Name:

Elizabeth Beach

Arrival:

1639 - New Haven, Connecticut

Name:

John Beach

Arrival:

1643 - New Haven, Connecticu

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1646 - New Haven, Connecticut

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1667 – Maryland

Name:

Thomas Beach

Arrival:

1671 – Maryland

Name:

Ann Beach

Arrival:

1655 – Virginia

Name:

Jno (Johnathan) Beach

Arrival:

1671 – Virginia

Name:

Judeth Beach

Arrival:

1664 – Virginia

Name:

Judeth Beach

Arrival:

1683 – Virginia

Name:

Roger Beach

Arrival:

1683 – Virginia

Name:

Stephen Beach

Arrival:

1639 – Virginia

Name:

John Beach

Arrival:

1699 – Virginia

Name:

Antho (Anthony) Beach

Arrival:

1704 – Virginia

BEACH DNA results

DKBeachgenealogy — 2009-06-08 12:13:58Z

The following may be on interest to those doing original research regarding their Beach lineage. Much misinformation is on the web and consistently being copied or early research being taken as all factual and their information not being substantiated. As additional documents are located new research needs to be complete. Also, DNA testing has substantiated that much early research is in error, not be intent, but assumption. We have two haplo groups that related to the original Beaches from England, with a possible third, albeit their research, being original, is inconclusive. Many researchers link to family by name and has created errors through the years. Our most recent, DNA contributor's paper trail led to Richard of New Haven, his closest match to others, whom also connect to this era, indicates a one generation difference. This indicates errors in paper trails exist and new research needs to be initiated in an effort to locate errors and correct the miss information that continues to surround our lineage.

To see DNA results visit: http://www.familytreedna.com/public/BEACHDNAPROJECT/default....

For Y-DNA results (male lineage) click on YDNA results or mtDNA for mitochondrial.

If the hot link does not work, copy paste the complete URL.

Re: 3 Beach Brothers

bandmcurry1 — 2009-07-29 00:51:15Z

Hi Sharon: I just found all these messages in my Curry family file; please don't think I'm not interested or rude. My family is also Beach, from Hanover, Morris County, NJ. My line is Stephen to Noah to Lindsley to Charles and then Charles Amos. Is this the same family that you are interested in? Please feel free to contact me GAC Bandmcurry@comcast.net

Re: 3 Beach Brothers

debster41 — 2009-08-16 04:15:12Z

Hi there. I,too descend from one of the 3 Beach brothers. Richard is the brother I am from. I am info on Richard forward. My cousin has a book that carries info on all 3 brothers, I believe. Let me know if I can help! I just got my hands on it so I am still putting it into my tree.

Debi

Re: my father pharris lynn beach

D_VerstreateJr — 2009-07-28 22:31:13Z

Looking for proof for DAR that Jotham had a son William and then to Augustus.

Re: Beaches

psmheather — 2009-07-27 21:35:12Z

Are you related to Robin, Todd and Mark?

Re: Beaches

psmheather — 2009-07-27 21:32:15Z

Do you have brothers named Todd and Mark and sister Robin?

Looking for more info on Robert R Beach

psmheather — 2009-07-27 21:30:56Z

Robert R Beach was born about 1929 and had 3 sons Mark, Tim & Todd and a daughter Robin. Mark married Patti and had Robert and Becky....looking for additional information!

Re: Looking for info on Mildred Beach

GRAVESGIRLS — 2009-07-15 20:05:39Z

Richard Clayton Poppleton is my biological grandfather. I have been searching information on his family for my mother. His girls were placed in foster care in the 60's. Last contact with him was in 1982, with very little contact before then. We dont even know if he is still alive. Any information you have on him or his family would be much appreciated. We would love to research our heritage.

Re: Looking for info on Mildred Beach

GRAVESGIRLS — 2009-07-10 21:42:45Z

Are you refering to Richard Clayton Poppleton?

Constantine E. Johnson

maryv160 — 2009-08-07 20:21:21Z

I am looking for any information about and a picture of Constantine E. Johnson who married John A. Beach in 1944. Her father was Albert W. Johnson and her mother was Constantine Julier.

Re: Beaches

jvb931 — 2009-07-30 16:45:52Z

My grandfather was Jerry Miah Beach, originally from Amite, County, MS. Married Flora Mcphirson. Settled in Concordia Parrish,LA. Iam interested in any information that helps me trace my ancestry.

Thanks you for anything you do.

Preston Beach

Mae Beach

JIWelsch — 2009-08-02 15:28:46Z

WEST LIBERTY, Iowa - Mae Beach, 99, died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008, at the Simpson Memorial Home in West Liberty.

Burial will be at Oak Ridge Cemetery in West Liberty. A memorial fund has been established.

Mrs. Beach was born Dec. 29, 1908, in Maple Hill, Kan.

She married Howard Beach on Jan. 29, 1931. He died in 1982.

In her later years, she worked as a cook at the steakhouse in Atalissa and in housekeeping at the Liberty Inn.

She was a member of the Hartupee Social Club.

Survivors include a daughter, Marilyn Nebergall of Nichols; four grandchildren; and several great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a daughter, Sandra; and a sister, Violet.

John T Beach

kmmckay17 — 2009-08-25 11:09:24Z

I am seeking information on John and Martha Beach from Gallitan Co Kentucky, they had a daughter Lula Ellen who married Alfred Bailey. Any information would be appreciated.
Thanks
kathy

BEACH (poss BEECH)

anthea_lanesborough — 2009-09-20 15:19:39Z

Forest of Dean. WINIFRED MAY BEACH b.1904 Westbury on Severn district.
Her parents were George and Susan (poss. nee Hatton) and siblings included Elsie, Blanche, Gilbert and John (some others older than Elsie).
Her father George was b.1865 and was a "Coal Miner/Hewer", probably in one of the Cinderford mines.
Winifred married Reginald George Greenland and relocated to Poole in Dorset. Their son, David married Dorothy Ann Prewett. Looking for any and all information on this family... hoping to find possible relations/friendship/colleagues of my own family.

Re: LOUDOUN CO VA BEACH/BEECH FAMILIES

stephaniesds — 2009-08-11 23:27:39Z

Do you have any information on a shoemaker named Adolphus Randolph that lived with John Beach in Loudoun in 1849?

Re: Beaches

MT1975 — 2009-09-07 12:04:45Z

Could anyone shed any light on my great great grandparents?

Joseph M. Beach 1852-1931 married Mary E. Beach (married name) 1863-1930 buried in Akron, Iowa. I have no information of either sets of parents of theirs. Thanks
Email me back at MT1975@aol.com

BEACH & ROCKEFELLER FAMILY: SCHROEPPEL, OSWEGO NY

alygal_1 — 2009-08-02 20:29:01Z

Searching my father's maternal line. Appreciate any information out there. I've been combing census records and Old Fulton History newspaper articles online.
Timeframe is 1840s - 1930s.

Catherine ROCKEFELLER (b june 1843) married a BEACH; and my dad thought it may have been a Martin Beach. I did see a Martin C Beach listed on the 1860 NY census as living in Schroeppel but he appears to be married to someone else.

Martin disappears and Catherine is sharing a home with mother Maria (nee Hubbs)and brother John, along with Catherine's children; Hattie and William (b.1867 d.1948) according to census record. Hattie dies in childhood. Young William works on the canal w/his uncle John, later becomes a dentist and lives in West Phoenix. William marries a Susan BROWN who bears him 3 children; Sylvia, Cora, and Frank. Susan dies giving birth to Frank in 1905. Cora was my grandmother.

So, whilst my great-grandfather was a BEACH he appears to have been raised by his maternal Rockefeller family. No mention is made of other Beach relations. I am trying to obtain any documentation on his Beach side.

Re: Eli and Eliza Beach of So. Carolina

hart48 — 2009-09-24 21:03:24Z

Re: John Bitsch (Beach)

glenrbeach — 2009-08-29 00:05:31Z

I am a Beach from Ohio.I am working on my family history and have found lots of Beaches in Springfield,Ohio Clark County.There are lots of different spellings of Beach.
But, So far John Bitsch is my great great grandfather.

Glen Beach