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Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-11-02 01:50:03Z

do you have any info on miller and helena by chance?

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-26 04:35:36Z

referring to laura's picture (sorry)

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-26 04:34:49Z

no membership yet so picture is thumbnail size and it didn't copy over to word very well to expand, but what I could make out, that is Phoebe's sister; I see a definite similarity there.

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-26 04:29:42Z

afraid I don't have a tree posted yet as I hit a dead end with Phoebe long ago(not having complete information. However, 10 years ago while cleaning out my great aunt Maudie's house (another daughter of Phoebe, we found an old family bible with the names of my great grandfather, great grand mother, grandmother, and at the bottom, "Laura Mollett" as having died around 1965.

Re: Phoebe BEEM

mikeragan87 — 2009-10-26 00:53:43Z

I will try to post a picture of Aunt Phoebe on my family tree so you have something to compare to, assuming you know what she looked like. I appreciate the response to my message and hope we can share more information. Sincerely, Mike

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-23 18:40:06Z

the more I think about it, the more the name "Miller Beem" sounds familiar

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-23 05:16:31Z

sounds like your info is correct -- the connection to Laura Mollett pretty much confirms it

patrick

ke7dsy@aol.com

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-23 05:15:23Z

Mike,

Only (possible) info I have on Laura is birth/death and ssn from soc sec deth index a few years back when elping my dad find info:

b 03 Mar 1882 d Aug 1967 - rolla, phelps, missouri

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-23 05:03:30Z

Afraid I don't know what her parent's names were.. funny I should know her exact birth and death dates as well as her exact marriage date (1st husband) but we never knew her parent's names or exactly where she was born (other than Indiana)

Amazing what connections you can find when you go online. Your Great Grandma was my great grandma's sister so that makes us cousins I guess

Re: Phoebe BEEM

mikeragan87 — 2009-10-23 04:40:04Z

Was her father's name Miller? I believe Aunt Phoebe and G-Grandma Laura's parents were Miller and Helena Beam (sometimes spelled Beem). Thanks for the response. Please let me know more about your Grandmas family history. Thanks again, Mike

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-22 06:22:08Z

I have a photo of Phoebe Beem with her 1st husband, George Lamb (my great-grandfather). After his death in 1929, she remarried Milton Hogan Hensley, brother to my grandfather, Joseph Herman Hensley, who married her daughter Beulah Mae Lamb. She changed her name to Edith, and died on 1958.

Phoebe had 3 daughters and a son:

Frank Ollie 09/02/1898 - 11/2/1969
Beulah Mae 06/27/1907 - 09/25/1948
Georgia Ellen 10/18/1910 - 2 /10/1992
Maudie Lucille 10/10/16 - 02/08/2002

Beulah's 8th child (1st marriage - she remarried when grandpa died) is my father. Dad always told me his grandma had a sister named Laura Mollett

Re: Phoebe BEEM

ke7dsy_1 — 2009-10-22 06:11:48Z

My great-grandmother Phoebe had a sister named Laura Beem (Mollett)

Re: Info about parents of Seth P. Beem

oldlawmom1 — 2009-07-12 03:34:22Z

Hi William --

Seth's father Henry and his father Adam lived in Clinton Co. Ohio, but were born in New Jersey. That's as far back as I have gotten. Henry was married to Phoebe Robbins. I have traced her family back into Maryland.

I have traced the Clapp's back farther thanks to that genealogy book published in the 1800's. I suppose you have it? I have traced some of the wives' families back before the time of Christ! (I think a lot of this is hooey, however). I am relatively sure of everything back to the 1600's.

I'll see if I can figure out how to invite you to look at my family tree. I know I can do it, because I invited my family. I would so love to have a copy of that picture!

My e-mail address is oldlawmom@att.net. We are cousins of some sort and I would love to hear from you.

Re: Info about parents of Seth P. Beem

wbeem — 2009-07-12 02:44:49Z

Wow! Almost seven years later and I finally got a hit. I'll have to contact my aunt to get some more detail, because I think this link was one of her missing links.

I have a photocopy of an old picture of Seth & Alice from 7/4/1924, along with Roger & Warren Beem.

My aunt's research showed that Seth's father was George Beem, and mother's name was unknown. They believed Seth's family lived in Washington Courthouse in Southern Ohio.

For Alice Clapp, I have her as Alice P. Clapp, daughter of Thomas, born December 19, 1859.

I have the Clapp family going back to Roger Clapp's will dated Nov. 19, 1690. He was born in Salcombe Regis, Devonshire and sailed to Plymouth May 30, 1630 with Capt. Squeb.

What do you have on Henry? I'm genuinely interested in tracing the Beem family name back from earlier than Seth.

Re: Info about parents of Seth P. Beem

oldlawmom1 — 2009-07-12 00:26:40Z

Good God, I am related to you. My grandfather was Warren Beem. I am basically just starting this, but according to my records, Seth's father was Henry Beem, according to my records, but you have George as his father. I have a letter actually written by Alice Clapp in my possession.

Please contact me if you can.

Henry H. Beem 1843-1929, Congregational Church Cemetery, Balesville, NJ

Bob_MacAvoy — 2009-03-25 17:01:10Z

In the 1890 Census there was a Henry H. Beem who claimed to have been a veteran of the Civil War having served in the 167th PA Infantry. However, there is no one by that name listed on the Pennsylvania rosters of CW veterans.

I assume that the Henry H. Beem 1843-1929 buried in the Congregational Church Cemetery in Balesville is the same man who was in the 1890 Census living in Hampton Township.

Can someone verify that these two are the same man and also tell me what regiment he actually served with and whether he served under an alias which is why I can't find him.

Bob

Beems near Mattoon, IL

rconard190 — 2008-12-16 04:05:34Z

Jessie Lou Conard b. 1911 is known to have married a Beem. She died in Florida in 1996. Does anyone know which Beem she married?

Re: BEEM: Michigan - Connecticut

garywbalcom — 2008-09-08 13:47:34Z

Hi Rachael.

I just now noticed your post about the Welink family. If you still have the item, I would love to have it. Contact me at garywbalcom@yahoo.com for mailing address. Thank you.

Gary

Beem family reunion

2006-11-23 02:06:22Z

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! The Beem Family Reunion will be held August 18, 2007 outside Columbus, Ohio at the Jersey Universalist Church (Pataskala, Ohio) started by Michael Beem. Anyone descended from Michael and Elizabeth (Green) Beem is encouraged to attend. It might be of interest that the old homestead of Michael Beem (Jersey Township, Licking County, Ohio) built in the 1840s is still standing and in wonderful condition. It stands about a mile from the church.The first Beem Reunion was held in 1899 at the church. Come and see where your ancestors established themselves and meet your long, lost cousins.

James Samuel & Laura Mae Beem in Oregon

2006-09-01 20:55:31Z

This headstone was found in the Evergreen Cemetary in Ontario, Malheur Co., Oregon.

Re: James Samuel & Laura Mae Beem in Oregon

Bill Denney — 2006-09-02 07:47:02Z

Cyndi,
This isn't my BEEM line but it appears that this James was the son of Dewitt Beem (with roots in Iowa and parents from New York State; wife Anzonettie?).

Bill Denney

Re: Beem/Beam, Daniel; 1817; Ohio>Iowa

LenoreAkerson — 2007-01-11 18:28:03Z

Yes, thank you,even after waiting 4 years (!) I do appreciate the answer.

Mary Burrell Wolsey Beem was born April 11, 1813 in Cincinnatti, Hamilton, Ohio.

mavis_bassett — 2006-11-05 00:31:11Z

Hello!
I'm looking for any information on Mary Burrell born April 11, 1813 in Cincinnatti, Hamilton, Ohio. Mary married Thomas Wolsey on April 25, 1829.
Mary's parents were Reuben Burrell and Lucinda Hanna.
We believe Mary later married a Harrison Beem. We know she died in 1858-1859 in Provo, Utah, Utah We kind of lost her after Thomas Wolsey so we hope her descendants would have some more history.
Thank you.
Mavis Bassett
mavisbassett@yahoo.com

Re: Phoebe BEEM

mikeragan87 — 2008-02-09 02:40:40Z

Was her father and mother Miller & Helena Beam? These are my great, great grandparents. My great grandma was Laura (Beem) Mollett and she had a sister named Phoebe. I don't know if this is the same person or not, but I do have photos of them. If they are the same people I would love to share info with you.

Re: Martin VanBuren Beem & family

bmaskell157 — 2008-01-29 23:30:20Z

I am a Detective investigating a, William Roy Beam here in north Idaho. I am trying to locate any relatives or next of kin. Any help would be appreaciated.

Sgt. Brad Maskell, Detective
Kootenai County Sheriff's Department
(208) 446-1300

Re: Kenneth C. Beem

babm85 — 2007-05-17 01:21:26Z

Hello, I´m Byron Bodden, from Honduras...my family is from the island of Roatan in Honduras, I was searching in the internet the Elwin surname and found Florence Elwin Baker...in my family there is a Florence Elwin Jones, she was my great grandfather´s (Franklin Elwin) sister.....perhaps she is Florence Elwin Baker´s mother...I don´t know....I hope you can give me some information on this matter...

Does anyone have John W Beem who married Kate L. ?

RhondaBennett — 2007-07-19 19:57:09Z

I see so many Johns and I am tring to get somewhere here.

Ok this is what all I know so far.

John W b Oct 1844 in Ohio He married a Kate L. maiden name is unknown. in the 1900's it shows John W and Kate L Beem and reading the census they had 7 kids 7 are living. The children they have still at home during that time are Frederick L Beem (Dan's family lineage)
Daisy A Beem
Frank C Beem (Frank Clyde Beem)b. May 28 1886 d Dec 2 1972 he was married twice 1st wife was Minnie and by hearsay his 2nd wife has children who owns the Conns potatoechip Company.
Elmer S Beem (Elmer Stanley Beem)b. Jan 26 1890 d. Oct 10 1960 at his home in Muskingum Co., Ohio he was married to Clara unknown maiden name b abt 1896 they had a daughter name Doris b abt 1923

I know there are 3 kids that are not known yet.

On Frederick L Beem he married Bertha White

Wallace C. Beem and John A was in the war and was seperated for many years. We have an artical from the newspaper about them.

As for John W Beem and above I am struggling.

Also was wondering if this John H Beem might be in this family lineage. He built the city called BEEM CITY in East Fultonham,Ohio. Can anyone help me???????????

Thanks, Rhonda rbtslittlewoman@yahoo.com

Re: Beem family reunion

RhondaBennett — 2007-07-19 13:24:42Z

Ronald, Hi my name is Rhonda and I am working on my Future Father in Laws Family tree and I was wondering if you might be one of the brothers. But do you reconize any of these names????
Bronzon
Ruby Ann
Frederick Adrian
Wallace C
Donald F
Genevieve Janice
John A
Fred Beem II
Danny Lee
Ronald D
Fred

you can contact me at rbtslittlewoman@yahoo.com

Beem Family

mylaney — 2007-01-05 22:10:16Z

I saw that the Ronald Beem family tree was connected to my Mountain Family tree in Ancestry.com. Can anyone help me connect these two familes together? I haven't been able to do so myself and would appreciate any help. Thank you so much.

Re: Beem Family

mylaney — 2007-01-11 16:49:32Z

Thank you so much for clearing that up. I looked and looked to see what was up and couldn't make the connection. It's nice to have step-relatives that you didn't know about. Good luck in your genealogy.

Re: BEEM: Michigan - Connecticut

nelsonrachel13 — 2006-11-22 08:54:54Z

I have something that probably belongs to your family. I was at the flea market last weekend, and in a pile I found a remembrance book for a Jennie Welink.

Various persons wrote in this book, including Grace Welink. Some of the stuff written in the book (kinda like a diary) is dated 1896-1898.

Let me know if you are interested. Grace's brother Henry, her sister Anna signed the book as well. Her sister's name is Jennie. The book was given to Jennie by her mother.

It is also signed by friends Mamie, and Gertrude Derk.

One page is written in German by a Catharina Welink.

Rachel

Any Beem line come from Ireland?

rrbooher5 — 2007-04-19 14:43:45Z

Contact me at rrbooher5@windstream.net or 740-348-6993

Re: Beem family reunion

rrbooher5 — 2007-04-19 14:37:29Z

I just realized I messed up on my email it is rrbooher5@windstream.net

Re: BEEM: Michigan - Connecticut

daveyg1951 — 2008-09-05 21:35:42Z

my father was Albert Webb Beem
His great grandparents were John Beem and Betsy Webb Beem

John was the son of Katurah & John Beem born 1810
Betsy was the daughter of Nancy Stebbins & Elisha Webb born 1811. Gortland County New York
John & Betsy were married April 14, 1835
The couple moved to Ohio later too Michigan their children were: Albert, Adaline, John, James, Mary , George, Elisha and Robert. Two small boys died in childhood and their youngest Caroline died in Michigan

Any Beem line from Zanesville,Crooksville??????

rr5booher — 2007-04-16 11:59:51Z

Fredrick Beem 1881 m.Bertha White 1879
There children:
Bronzo Dale Beem 02 Jun 1911
Ruby A Beem
Fredrick A Beem 1909
Wallace C Beem 1910
Donald F Beem 1914
Genevieve J Beem 1915
John A Beem 1916
Junior S Beem 1918
Adrian Beem 1909

Re: Beem family reunion

rr5booher — 2007-04-16 11:43:31Z

Do you have any Beems from Zanesville,Crooksville?

Re: Martin VanBuren Beem & family

lynda1359 — 2007-12-01 01:42:50Z

I am part of the Beem family from Trinity County California. My Great great grandfather was William Roy Beem I. I cannot find any information prior to his enlistment records in the early 1900's. I know it's a long shot, but you never know. Hope to hear from you.

Re: Any Beem line from Zanesville,Crooksville??????

stacierodgers — 2007-09-24 13:29:01Z

Hello! My name is Stacie Beem-Rodgers. My Grandfather was Wallace Beem. He died in 1968 or 69.

George W. Beem

talkingcircle — 2007-02-12 19:45:51Z

We have a Mr. G.W. Beem or (Beam) who married into our family in 1900. The wife's name was Mary Matilda Adeline Bedingfield Bennefield Beam or Beem. As I do not have a copy of the wedding certificate, or any publication for that date, 29 NOV 1900, I'm at a loss as to authenticate his name.

I have a copy of his obit that spells his name as BEEM. He died 27 DEC 1923. If anyone is interested in locating this information let me know as I was helped when I received in from someone else. I love the way that works.

Please, if you are related to George W. (Washington?) BEEM or BEAM, and he married the above refrenced lady, please let me know.

Thanks, Cassandra

Beem Family Reunion

oldjocko — 2008-07-16 19:28:41Z

The decendants of Michael Beem will hold their annual family reunion on Saturday, August 16, 2008 at The Old Brick (home of Bob & Debbie Carr) 1350 Mink Rd., Pataskala, OH 43062. Fellowship begins at Noon and Putluck begins at 1:00PM. Please bring a dish to share and your own table service. For more information please cotact Barbara Shaw at oldjocko@juno.com. Hope to see you there!

Beem Family Reunion 2008

cliodoc2000 — 2008-04-03 01:10:59Z

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! The Beem Family Reunion will be held August 16, 2008 at noon outside Columbus, Ohio at the Jersey Universalist Church (Pataskala, Ohio) started by Michael Beem. Anyone descended from Michael and Elizabeth (Green) Beem is encouraged to attend. It might be of interest that the old homestead of Michael Beem (Jersey Township, Licking County, Ohio) built in the 1840s is still standing and in wonderful condition. It stands about a mile from the church.The first Beem Reunion was held in 1899 at the church. Come and see where your ancestors established themselves and meet your long, lost cousins. A dish to pass is requested. For more information contact Barb Shaw at oldjocko@juno.com.

Re: Beem family reunion

cliodoc2000 — 2007-07-30 00:06:06Z

The Beem Family Reunion will be held on Saturday, August 18 at noon at the Jersey Universalist Church, PO is Pataskala, Ohio. A dish to pass is requested. For more information contact Barb Shaw at oldjocko@juno.com.

Re: Beem family reunion

cliodoc2000 — 2007-01-14 22:21:15Z

Dear Deanna,
I am sorry but I have no Neva Dean Beem in my files. Our family for the most part is found in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa and points west. There are few from Kentucky.
Ron Beem

Re: Martin VanBuren Beem & family

cliodoc2000 — 2007-01-11 16:47:39Z

Dear Linda Beem Olmstead,
I have quite a bit of information on the Ray Golden Beem ancestors. I have him married to Besse Belle Miller and they had five children: Rae Golden (Goldie), Opal Mae, Albert LeRoy, William E. and Bernice Alice. However, that's as far as I have forward. I have no information on the children (other than birthdates) and descendents. I would appreciate any sharing of information.
Ronald Beem

Re: Beem Family

cliodoc2000 — 2007-01-11 16:30:49Z

Hi, the connection with my line and the Mountain line is through my wife and not direct. Here’s what I have:
Edmund O. Mountain (1917-1982) married Norma G. Schuster. Norma G. Schuster was the daughter of Theodore Frederick Schuster (1894-?) and Gertrude Sargent (1901-1985). Gertrude Sargent was the daughter of Milton B. Sargent (1857-1943) and Augusta V. Wiess (1857-1936). Sargent was Weiss’ second husband. Her first husband was Frederick Luchs (c.1852-c.1898). They had seven children including Fred H. Luchs (1886-1961) who married Bertha B Byczyska (1897-1983). They were parents of Arthur Fred Luchs (1922- ) who married Eleanor Akerman (1924-2001). Their daughter is Christine Ann Luchs (1944- ) who married Ronald Beem (1943- ). So the Mountain relationship is a step-relationship through Augusta Wiess’ second marriage. I hope this helps.

Re: Beem/Beam, Daniel; 1817; Ohio>Iowa

cliodoc2000 — 2007-01-11 17:03:13Z

Daniel Beem (11/5/1816-5/6/1868) was married three times. His married his first wife was Ruth Rose (1826-1844)in 1844. She died (possibly in childbirth; infant also dies) and Daniel married her sister Jane (1828-1860)in 1845. They had six children: Margaret, Silas G., Mary Amanda, Melia Ruth (Millie), Daniel R. and Jane. After Jane's death he married Caroline (Carrie) Phillips in 1862. They had three children: Samuel A., John Alfred, and Oliva C. Daniel Beem died in 1868 in Warren County, Iowa by drowning in the South River. I hope this helps.

Re: Kenneth C. Beem

cliodoc2000 — 2007-05-19 02:12:07Z

Kenneth C. Beem diedOctober 1, 1992 in Keene, Johnson County, Texas. He is buried in the Keene Cemetery.

Re: Kenneth C. Beem

cliodoc2000 — 2007-05-19 02:09:52Z

Kenneth C. Beem was born November 25, 1912 in Kensett, White County, Arkansas. He graduated in 1922 from Southwestern Junior College, Keene, Texas. On June 9, 1936 he married Thelma Imler (9-10-1914, Horton, Brown County, Kansas - 3-14-1967, Dallas, Texas. [They had one daughter, Beverly.] Also in 1936 he was an accountant and financial administrator for the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Keene, Johnson County, Texas, where he was a member for 56 years. He graduated in 1944 from the University of Arkansas with CPA certificate. He was treasurer ofthe Southwestern Union Conference from 1964 to 1970. After retirement in 1974, he continued to serve the church on a part-time basis. He was named to the Southwestern Adventist University Hall of Fame in 1989. On October 29, 1972 he married Florence Mae Elwin Baker in Loma Linda, San Bernardino County, California. She was born February 9, 1914 in Roatan, Honduras and died October 21, 2003 in Redlands, San Bernardino County, California. Florence had three daughters by her first husband Steven F. Slepnikoff, M.D.

Re: Beem family reunion

bbeem118 — 2007-07-17 00:29:41Z

I would appreciate further details about the Michael Beem Family Reunion in Ohio on August 18, 2007. I am interested in attending. When to meet, what to bring, etc.

Re: Beem family reunion

bayme1 — 2007-01-14 21:10:54Z

Hello Mr. Ronald Beem, My name is Deanna Graham and I am from the Dean clan in Onaway,Michigan. I have been looking for my fathers sister, Neva Dean Beem. She married a Beem from Ky,had a baby girl that Mr Beem took back to Ky after Neva died. Though maybe you could help me .My father.for years,tried to find the little girl but was never successful. Thanks Deanna