Beers - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Beers

pathdenver — 2009-10-09 05:10:22Z

I recently heard a professional genealogist say that the first thing you need to know about genealogy research is how to misspell your ancestors' names.

1870 Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI

Rufus Barns 71
Mary 53
Bun 20
Abell 16
Spencer 14
Hartley 11

I didn't find Rufus or Mary after 1870.
Hope this is helpful.

Beers

sbeers — 2009-10-09 02:09:55Z

Im looking for my family of Beers the first place I found them is in Crawford Co.Pennslyvaina in 1850 Rufus and Mary with their children Louisia,Luman,Henry,Alfred,Rufus,Burr then they moved to Michigan in the 1860 Cences of Barry Co,Michigan they were there with more children Charles,Able,Elizabeth,The we lost them can anyone help Shirley

Re: BEERS, Abijah

2009-10-07 23:41:46Z

Glen.....who is Abigail's parents and who is her husbands parents. Do you have any information on any of the above.

Another question do you have Microsoft Word.???? I can send you what I have on the Hoyt... etc. I have found about 15 Hoyt's involved with Beers Men and Women and will send it to you soon.

Diana

Re: School Project

saramac58 — 2009-07-17 14:51:18Z

OOPS. I was really asleep on that one. Didn't even look at the date of the post.

Sarah

Re: School Project

saramac58 — 2009-07-17 14:46:39Z

Can you give us some information on the person you want the report to be on. Names, places, dates are the three things most important. Also, it needs to be on someone named Beers because that is the name of this message board. That way we can help you.

One thing you need to know about posting on the message boards. You are not allowed to post any information on any living person without their permission.

Good luck on your report.

Re: Beers Faimly

fourkisses4 — 2009-07-16 18:05:35Z

HELLO,
IF THIS WAS MEANT FOR ME MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS... FOURKISSES4@MSN.COM AND AT MYSPECIALTHINGS@MSN.COM I AM LOOKING FOR A GEORGE BEERS WHO WORKED AND LIVED IN CHICAGO,ILL.DURING THE 1950's IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE LET ME KNOW THIS WOULD BE A DREAM COME TRUE!
THANK YOU,
RAYLENE WHITMER = FOURKISSES4@MSN.COM ALSO
MYSPECIALTHINGS@MSN.COM

Re: Beers Faimly

carolml328 — 2009-07-12 01:36:34Z

i hope you are still at this e-mail address.Please give me some info on your Beer's family...any relation to Cyrus, Charles, or Edmund Beers?

BEERS in New York

cribbswh — 2009-06-24 01:29:02Z

In the Library of Files at GenealogyBuff.com, http://www.genealogybuff.com on the New York page is a file that has alumni notes for Barnard College in New York. It includes the BEERS surname.
Hope this helps.
Bill

Re: Beers, Mifflin Co, Pa moved to Palmyra

bkbarraclough — 2009-05-03 17:34:48Z

Thanks so much for your response. I think these are the people I am looking for. Since my posting, I have found census records for my Beers' that show Frank's wife as "Alice"; the first one I found was 1920. I have concluded that she must have gone by her middle name of Alice.

If so, she was a sister to my great-grandmother, who had made a handwritten list of all her brothers and sisters, which included their full names, nicknames, birth dates, spouses names, and also the names, birth dates, marriage date, and death dates of their parents. She had listed her youngest sibling as "Christina Alice", nicknamed "Teenie", who was married to Frank D. Beers.

God Bless Her . . by doing that, she saved me tons of time doing research.

I would appreciate anything you have and are willing to share. You may email me directly.

Re: Beers in Alabama

gdib72 — 2009-03-26 16:04:22Z

This is for Nncy Beers Johnson or anyone knowing her whereabouts. My name is George Dibble and am a relative. I would be interested in establishing a conversation about our family. Please respond with any information you might have.

CAPT. SAMUEL BEERS (CT) 1744 - 1832

Leslie85223 — 2009-03-18 16:00:16Z

I'm specifically researching CAPT. SAMUEL BEERS (b. 9/4/1744 - d. 8/1/1832) of CT. One family outline (unable to contact contributor) gave Samuel's title as "Captain".

I'm hoping someone can tell me how the title (Army/Navy and/or dates of service) is related to this individual.

Leslie (AZ)

Obituary for Thomas Brooks Beers

AlexanderRoller — 2009-03-13 22:21:02Z

OBITUARY
June 16, 1904 "Emporia Gazette"
Emporia, Kansas
Thomas Beers died this morning at 2 o'clock at the family home of West Fifth Avenue after a long illness. Mr. Beers was born in 1834 in Connecticut and moved to Illinois where he enlisted for three years in a regiment that went out of Chicago in the Civil War. At the end of the three years, he reenlisted and served throughout the war in the Seventh Illinois and the Thirteenth Missouri. He was married to Mary McColloch in 1868 in Monticello, Indiana. They came to Emporia in 1869 where they had lived ever since with the exception of one year that they lived in Independence. Mr. Beers could tell many interesting bits about early Lyon County history. He was undersheriff for two terms, in 1874 and again in 1882, and lived in the old courthouse. One of his sons, Will Beers, was born there. The news of the tearing down of the old courthouse affected his strongly. Mr. Beers also put up the fountain on the courthouse lawn. At Independence, Mr. Beers was deputized as an officer in the hunt for the famous Benders and arrested the people who were supposed to be that gang, but who were afterward released on a writ of habeas corpus. Mr. Beer's health had been bad for years and for the past four months, he had been almost helpless. A stroke of paralysis, with heart and stomach trouble, finally became too much for his enfeebled constitution, and his passing was as a child falling asleep. During the years that he had been unable to lead an active life, his garden and lawn occupied much of his time and his neighbors on West Fifth have missed his welcoming greeting this summer. His greatest pride was in his children, all of whom are upright men and women who never have failed in honoring their parents. Mrs. Beers had been her husband's faithful and untiring nurse and his appreciation was daily shown. One son, Lovett Beers, left here last Saturday after a two week visit. His home is in New York City. Will Beers lives in Emporia as do also the daughters, Gussie McCord, Nannie Beers, and Zilla Beers. The family has the sympathy of a great many friends. One son by a former marriage, Charles Beers, lives in El Reno, Oklahoma. He has been telegraphed and may be here for the funeral. The funeral services will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home and will be conducted by Rev. S. C. Kerr. The interment will be made in Maplewood Cemetery.

Alex Roller
aroller@opusnet.com

Re: Death in CA- Family of Dr. George W. BEERS - NY to CA

Fireskye1 — 2009-03-05 19:55:45Z

Sacramento Daily Union
Saturday, July 4, 1863

THE WHOLESALE MURDER AT SAN FRANCISCO - A dispatch to the Bee has the following particulars in reference to the family murder mentioned in the Union yesterday:
Last evening at eight oíclock, a discovery was made which thrilled with horror all who witnessed it. Dr. George W. BEERS, the well-known lecturer, his wife Julia, and his daughter Annie, were found dead. The scene of these unparalleled tragedies is in the lodging house of Mrs. BARNES, on the corner of Geary and Stockton streets. Neither of the parties had been seen during the day, and not a sound heard in their rooms by any member of the family or lodger in the house. A light was observed in an outhouse. Dr. BEERS has been in extremely reduced circumstances, having been unable to pay his board.
Latterly, he has been delivering lectures, and was to have appeared at Dashaway Hall in a series on Physical Life. The last lecture was so thinly attended that he became dispirited, and for a day or two has kept his room, where he was heard pacing about in a restless manner about 11 oíclock on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. BARNES failing to receive any reply to her repeated knockings informed her husband, who burst open the door, revealing the horrible scene.
On the bed lay the dead bodies of Dr. BEERS and his wife, the head of the man hanging over one side of the bed and directly over a pad which had been carefully placed to receive the blood, while the wife lay with her head near the foot of the bed and suspended over in a similar manner to bleed into a vessel placed there for the purpose. The sheets and bed covering were drenched with gore, and the bodies attenuated from loss of blood. In an adjoining room lay the dead body of their child, her mouth covered with froth and the face convulsed as with the effects of poison. Close by was found a vial which had contained strychnine, but its contents had been emptied into a tumbler. A small lancet with bloody blade, and a bar of iron weighing some eight pounds, was also found, spotted with blood and matted with hair. The following letters throw some light over this before mysterious affair. They were discovered on the bureau:
Mr. and Mrs. BARNES, Please take charge of all our effects and sell them for your own benefit, except the portraits, which do not let out of your hands until you may have an opportunity to send them to Mrs. Julia P.
DOUGLAS, Brooklyn, New York.
I have nothing to state further than that I am feeling my wife is really to pass away from me, and difficulties are accumulating around me that I cannot withstand.
GEORGE W. BEERS
P.S. - Also keep the writing desk, and burn the letters. See that the letter under this reaches its destination.
This was a note directed to Frank TUTHILL, and reads thus:
Doctor, will you please send the inclosed to its destination, as a last act of kindness to my dear wife's mother.
I take your daughter with me, rather than have her die by inches as her father died before my eyes. Pardon the act, for we have suffered much for each otherís sake.
G.W. BEERS
The murderer evidently had a preconcerted plan with his wife for taking their own lives and that of their child. The wife's appearance after the murder, as first seen, presented a ghastly spectacle. The forehead and face crimson with blood, and the back of her head apparently crushed. The indication about the mouth showed that the wife had swallowed poison, and probably the husband, seeing her in agony, completed the deed by a blow on the head with the iron bar. The head of the man hung near the rim of the pad. He had severed an artery in the palm of his right hand and bled to death. The most touching sight was that of the daughter. The face looked somewhat distorted, and from her mouth oozed a thick saliva. She had been poisoned, and a heavy blow was visible on the back of her head, which doubtless was inflicted by the same weapon used in dispatching the wife.
The Coroner on his arrival made a hasty examination, swore in a jury on the spot, and announced the inquest to be held at one oíclock this afternoon. The doctor and wife were about thirty-seven years of age and natives of Brooklyn, New York.

Re: Descendants of Jabez Beers of Morris county, New Jersey 1722-1777

Loupner — 2009-03-03 23:38:13Z

My brothers and I also descend from Jabez Beers through the Guerins (my maiden name). I would love to discuss this with you further; will you please e-mailme directly at: auntlout@aol.com.

Thanks for your time,
Mary Louise Guerin Toms

Descendants of Jabez Beers of Morris county, New Jersey 1722-1777

flabeers1 — 2009-03-03 21:03:12Z

I am a direct male descendant of Jabez Beers of Morris county, New Jersey (1722-1777). In Mrs. Regan's Beers genealogy this line has been designated as part of the New Jersey Beers (Vol VII). I have had my paternal DNA typed and have created a DNA group at ancestry.com. I would love any other Beers to compare DNA with.
Mrs. Regan (and others) could never definitely state whose Jabez's father was, although she suggested it might be Nathan Beers of Fairfield, CT. Closest match so far is 9 generations, but no response from the match. I would really love to prove Jabez line connection to the main Beers line.
Thanks,

Re: Eli(1789) Asa B (1814) of CT

DorisDragan — 2009-02-16 23:09:55Z

Thanks for the info on Eli. Not sure if this is the same person but gives me hope of connecting Eli.

Narcissa Beers of Syracuse, NY

blackcd25 — 2009-02-15 15:46:26Z

I'm trying to find out anything on the Narcissa Beers who ran a boarding house in Syracuse, NY at least between 1850 and 1860. From census records of 1850-1860, she was born in Connecticut ca. 1792. In the 1850 record, there also appears to be an Edward Beers, born NY ca. 1814 listed right below her in the boarding house (I've not found anything further about him yet). In the NY State Census of 1855, Narcissa is also listed with three “cousins” living in the boarding house: David, Harriet and Hiram Woolsey.
I’m trying to figure out how David, Harriet and Hiram Woolsey were related to Narcissa. If anyone has access to Mary Louise Regan's books on the Beers genealogy, I would greatly appreciate some assistance to see if there are any clues about this Narcissa Beers and the cousins. David Woolsey and Harriet Wolcott Woolsey were my gr-great-grandparents, and Hiram Woolsey was David’s younger brother. I’m guessing the relationship was on the Woolsey side since Hiram was also listed as a cousin, but that is only a guess.
Thanks in advance for any assistance,
Charlie Black

Beers, Erie County, Pennsylvania

janeday11 — 2009-02-01 06:32:56Z

Looking for information on Nehemiah Beers & Mehetabel Beers children.

Re: Robert J. Beers of Weatherly, Penn.

SCOOTER2 — 2008-09-27 23:47:48Z

Do you want the photo? If so, I'll try to find it in my photo collection. I'm NOT related to this family. I do this for a hobby. Trying to connect family photos with family members.

anna miller chicago

Behappy45 — 2008-05-27 13:01:49Z

Raylene,
please contact me at behappy45@aol.com my mother's name was anna miller and she was living in chicago until at least 1951.
dee

anna miller chicago

Behappy45 — 2008-05-27 13:01:07Z

Raylene,
please contact me at behappy45@aol.com my mother's name was anna miller and she was living in chicago until at least 1951.
dee

Helen Beers of Mountain Top, Pennsylvania

wendy5259 — 2008-06-26 16:33:16Z

i am looking for a woman named Helen Beers who lived in Mountain Top in the early 70's for sure. Beers must have been her maiden name, but she came to my grandfather, Harold Beers' funeral in Lehighton in 1971. We never heard about her previous to this, and never heard from her again after this. Does anyone out there have any info on this person? Thanks - Wendy Beers Henderson

Beers/Snyder of Walnutport PA

wendy5259 — 2008-09-19 17:06:46Z

Trying to find information on the death of my great grandmother, Catherine Snyder Beers. According to her headstone she died January 12,1916. She lived almost all of her life in Walnutport, PA. My great grandfathers name was Josiah/Isaiah, and thats who Catherines husband was. I checked the Easton Library and its not in there. I sent for her death cert with both Northampton Archives and Vital records, who have nothing. Now it seems like a mystery. She is buried in Berlinsville Cemetery. thanks - Wendy

Re: Beers, machinist for Lehigh Valley railroad during the 1930's

wendy5259 — 2008-09-19 16:48:03Z

Don't know if you found this person or not but I know my Uncle Lee Beers worked for the railroad in the 1930's. He lived in Lehighton. -Wendy

Re: Seeking Jacob Sr. and Jr. of the 28th PVI, Co. E

JoeNihen — 2008-09-07 22:58:36Z

Hi Luann,

Thank you for the reply to my posting.

I am not related to Jacob Beers, Sr. I am researching the 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company E, in which Jacob Sr. and Jr. served as Corporals.

I would appreciate any and all information that you might share. I do have some information about both men, and I am certainly willing to share what I have.

Please contact me by my e-mail address.

My thanks,

Joe

morse73@ptd.net

Re: Seeking Jacob Sr. and Jr. of the 28th PVI, Co. E

JoeNihen — 2008-10-30 10:33:37Z

Thank you for the information about Jacob Beers. I now can trace him through the 1860-1880 census records through his wife and children.

Pennsylvania archived material shows Jacob's age as 42 when he enlisted; thus, a birth year of 1819. These records aren't always correct. The same card source also shows Jacob as "Sr." and the other Jacob as "Jr". Could that just be coincidence?

You mentioned a photo of Jacob in uniform. Do you have that photo? Would you share the same?

You can reach me by my e-mail address.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Seeking Jacob Sr. and Jr. of the 28th PVI, Co. E

JoeNihen — 2008-06-22 01:30:53Z

I am seeking information about Jacob Sr. and Jacob Jr. Beers who served during the Civil War in the 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company E.

An obituary, photo, family stories, facts, and documents not found on the internet would be appreciated.

Information about any member of the 28th, Co. E, would also be appreciated.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: John Egbert BEERS (1875 WI - 1955)

pinewee — 2008-11-19 01:23:40Z

I have a ton of info. My great grandfather was ShirleY Allen Beers. My email is pinewee@yahoo.com. Jana Beers

Re: Raymond L. Beers, 86, son of, James Alvin and Gertrude Luella (Brady) Beers.

nkemalozie — 2008-10-29 17:17:47Z

Hi Raylene,

No none of my father's brothers were named George. My family originated out of the Clarion, PA area. My father was in trade school in Chicago for a couple years, then they relocated back to this area. Good luck in your search for your father. Tracing family roots can be a time consuming/difficult task.

Raymond L. Beers, 86, son of, James Alvin and Gertrude Luella (Brady) Beers.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-07-25 05:49:17Z

Raymond L. Beers
Mr. Raymond L. Beers, 86,
of 370 Grant Street, PO Box 525, Saegertown, passed away Thursday, July 24th, 2008 at Meadville Medical Center, TCU at Grove Street. Raymond was born in Mosgrove, on December 11, 1921, the son of the late James Alvin and Gertrude Luella (Brady) Beers. On March 20, 1941 Ray married Gertrude "Mae" Flick ; she preceded him in death on September 16, 1999.
He was a member of Seventh Day Adventist Church of Erie where he had served as a lay pastor for over 50 years. Having had a long working career, Raymond most recently had been employed by Meadville Giant Eagle. Prior to that, he had worked for State Farm as a Senior Estimator on a part-time then full-time basis from 1988 until 2005. In 2001 he was awarded the PA Outstanding Older Worker Award sponsored by Experience Works formerly known as Green Thumb, Inc. In 1987 Raymond retired as body shop manager of Weber Harris Ford after 19 years of service. Prior to moving to the Meadville area, Raymond had been employed by the former Guiher Ford of Clarion. In his earlier years, Raymond attended Rimersburgh Public Schools then went on to earn his diploma from Commercial Trade School, Chicago, in Auto Mechanics & Auto Body Repair. Over the years, he was awarded monetary recognition for shop tips by National Auto Trade Magazine as well as recognition by the American Red Cross for his work with Cuban Refugees in Indiantown Gap. A veteran, Raymond honorably served his country in the U.S. Army where he was recognized with a Meritorious Award as a sharp shooter. Raymond served as President of the Clarion Limestone School Board for 12 years, President of the Saegertown Boro for 15 years and was affiliated with the Crawford County Vo-Tech Body Shop Committee. His hobbies included golfing.
Ray is survived
by two sons Allan Beers and his wife Dang of California, Randy Beers and his wife Tammy of Saegertown,
two daughters Carla Grossman and her husband Ron of Cochranton,
Kimberly Alozie and her husband Obinna of Pittsburgh,
14 grandchildren,
nine great grandchildren,
a sister-in-law Carletta Doverspike of West Middlesex,
a brother Henry Beers and his wife Leona of Stattanville, several nieces and nephews.
In addition to his wife Gerturde of 58 years and his parents, Raymond was preceded in death by a granddaughter Grace Aliyah Alozie,
11 brothers and sisters.
Family and friends are invited
to call on Friday from 5-8 at Stephen P Mizner Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc., 404 Chesntut Street, Meadville and again on Saturday from 1-3 where Funeral Services will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 26th, with Rev. Kent Bell, Pastor of Bethel Life Worship Center, Greenville, officiating. Interment will take place in Greendale Cemetery with full military honors. Memorial contributions may be made to or Pennsylvania Seventh Day Adventist Conference, 720 Museum Rd., Reading, PA 19611.

Rev. Kent Bell,
Bethel Life Worship Center, "
Seventh Day Adventist Church "

Joseph B Beers Parents or Siblings

debrarobinsondowell — 2008-07-14 05:44:04Z

Looking for information for the parents and/or siblings of Joseph B Beers, who was born in 1815 and died in Marysville, PA in 1889. He married Anna Kelly in 1846.

I have information on his descendants and will share.

Death in CA- Family of Dr. George W. BEERS

danderup — 2008-08-29 20:44:11Z

Am not related. May be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info but additional old Stockton Daily Independent newspaper extracts may be found on the web

Vern D
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Transcribed by Dee Sardoc
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Stockton Daily Independent
Stockton, San Joaquin Co., CA
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>>SATURDAY, 4 JULY 1863<<

SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH, July 3 --
-On Wednesday night Dr. George W. BEERS, residing at the corner of Stockton and Geary streets, killed his wife and daughter aged 9 years, by fracturing their skulls with an iron bar; having, it is supposed, first administered strychnine. He then took poison himself, opened an artery in his hand and bled to death. He was in straightened circumstances, and was also a firm believer in spiritualism. His circumstances and opinions are supposed to have induced the deed. Nothing was known of it until a late hour last evening, when his door was forced by the landlady.

Beers in Alabama

Ann6683 — 2008-07-22 07:40:33Z

Nancy, I found that George Beers's descendent Benjamin Franklin Beers told 1880 census takers in Dallas County, Alabama, that his father was born in England, his mother in South Carolina. Also I believe her maiden name was Treadwell. Hope this helps. Ann

Re: Beers in Alabama

Ann6683 — 2008-07-22 07:32:42Z

Nancy, I learned in the 1880 Dallas County, Alabama census for Benjamin Franklin Beers that his father was born in England and his mother in South Carolina. I also found somewhere that his mother was born a Treadwell. Hope this helps. Ann

Re: Seeking Jacob Sr. and Jr. of the 28th PVI, Co. E

Dickgin — 2008-10-29 22:08:28Z

Jacob R. Beers b. 11 Sep 1830, M. Angelins ___. She was b. PA. They lived in Phillipsburg, NJ in 1860. They removed to Carbon Co., PA. Jacob served in the Civil War, Co. N, 28th Regiment Penn. & Penn. Volunteers (known because of photo in posession of son John L. Beers showing Jacob in his civil war uniform) and was a carpenter. Jacob Jr. may be of a related family as he had no known son by that name and his father was John Beers of Phillipsburg, NJ. Beers is an English name.

Re: Beers, machinist for Lehigh Valley railroad during the 1930's

Dickgin — 2008-10-29 21:55:07Z

I haven't used this site for quite a while and just saw your inquiry. There was a Beers family living in Phillipsburg, NJ that had several family members that worked on the LVRR. I am aware of a Arthur Hankin Beers b. 22 Feb 1867, d. 25 Jan 1949 who M. 18 Jan 1891 Mary Elizabeth (Mame) Hay. Arthur worked for the RR. I have more information.

Re: Beers, Mifflin Co, Pa moved to Palmyra

Mymema2 — 2008-12-31 17:47:17Z

I have a Frank Beers who was born on Feb. 13 1874 who passed away around 1940. But he was married to Alice McLaughlin. I don't know if there is a connection or not.

Decendants of John Landis and Anna( Rowe) Beers

Mymema2 — 2008-09-21 03:27:09Z

Allen L. Beers....my father
Harry A. Beers....is his father.
William Wesley Beers born Mar 19,1866....(Harry Beers father).
Married to a Sailer (do not have first name)1rst Marriage and had my grandfather and a girl (Carrie)
Married to Sadie Weaver 2nd marriage and had 6 children.
Joseph Beers Jr.is Williams father.Married to Susan Keller
Joseph Beers Sr. is Joseph Jr."s father.Married Martha Landis. I have a family book My aunt Nancy Lee Beers gave me that she received from kin when they had their 69th annual Beers reunion. Any dates, stories and pictures would really be appreciated.
Allison Beers Carrier

Re: Elmer E. Beers of Pine Grove,Perry Co. Pennsylvania

Mymema2 — 2008-09-21 02:21:07Z

My name is Allison Beers Carrier and i have a family book on the Beers Family. Also i have an Elmer Elsworth Beers who married Catherine Trostle. He was born April 4,1872 and I have a death date of July 24 1919. His dad's name is Joseph and mothers name is Susan Keller Beers.His Father's father is Joseph and Father's mother is Martha.Could these be the same people? I think so and if so you have given me a little info on how he died which I did not know.

Re: Robert J. Beers of Weatherly, Penn.

slbeatty1 — 2008-09-27 17:45:14Z

I am related to Robert J. Beers. He would have been a great uncle.

Re: Seeking Jacob Sr. and Jr. of the 28th PVI, Co. E

slbeatty1 — 2008-09-07 21:21:13Z

Joe,
I am a descendant of Jacob Beers Sr. I don't know to much of Jacob Beers Jr. I can give you some information of Jacob Beers Sr. My family tree on ancestry is not all filled in yet.I am still working on it. I have to get all the information together for you. How are you related to them?

Sincerely,
Luann Henry Beatty
slbeatty@verizon.net

Re: Robert J. Beers of Weatherly, Penn.

slbeatty1 — 2008-09-28 18:10:00Z

Yes if you can find it. Let me know when you do and how big it is.

Re: a beers in ny

seadog007 — 2008-06-12 14:51:59Z

My name is James Beers, and I was born on Beers Brook in 1943. We had a farm across from the Club Royal, or the Beers Homestead. My Father was Harland Beers, and his Father was Adelbert Beers. The Beers family moved from Fairfield, CT, and settled Beerston, NY. I stumbled across this site this morning and found it very interesting. I love hearing from anyone with any info into the Beers Clan of Beerston. I have quite a few pictures, and info on another computer, and will keep checking onto this site when I get the time to see if I can find anything new or answer some questions for those looking. My email is: seadog007@gmail.com. A lot of these names I know, and have info on. There is a Family reunion for the Beers Family that has ties to Neil/Niel/Cornelius Beers lineage on July 20, 2008 in Otego, NY.

Re: Raymond L. Beers, 86, son of, James Alvin and Gertrude Luella (Brady) Beers.

fourkisses4 — 2008-07-26 16:48:39Z

This is fourkisses4 I meant to leave my name it is Raylene. In my rush I forgot to give you my name. I am sorry for the double posts but I reacted too fast as I was told that I was named after a family member.They thought I was going to be a boy and was suppose to be Raymond but I was a girl so Raylene was my name then. I am so sorry if this sounds terrible but it just hit so close to home that I do hope that there is a George Beers in Raymonds family. Thank You again for reading this and I am 55 yrs old. Thank You !

Re: Raymond L. Beers, 86, son of, James Alvin and Gertrude Luella (Brady) Beers.

fourkisses4 — 2008-07-26 16:38:24Z

I amlooking for a George Beers who had lived in Chicago, could he possibly be a brother to Raymond?He would of lived in the area of where the Trade School was,but George did work for a time at a can company in Chicago.I do not know much more but if there is a chance could you PLEASE let me know as George is my father and my mother Anna Miller is deceased.This is one of the closest posts I have recieved in awhile! Thank You and I am sorry to hear of your loss. I can be reached at fourkisses4@msn.com or by 863-427-0196.

Re: re:Beers-George

fourkisses4 — 2008-05-27 09:48:23Z

do you know of a George Beers that lived in Chicago and worked in a can company? He is my father and I have been looking for years just to know him and any relitives would be the bounus!I am 55 and he knows I was born he saw me! My mother was Anna Miller and I am Raylene. Any info would be a dream come true and maybe answer some medical questions for me and my children.I hope you hold the Golden Key but even if its the wrong one its just one less and I keep going ;) Thank You Raylene

Eunice Beers m. James N. Wanzer

kristinecottonva1 — 2008-09-12 02:50:20Z

Looking for information on Eunice Beers
Born around 1829 in Connecticut
Married James N. Wanzer of Connecticut
Had the following children:
John, Eliza J, Phoebe, Sarah, George N and Charles H
Thank you

Re: Eli(1789) Asa B (1814) of CT

kristinecottonva1 — 2009-01-12 17:08:54Z

I am not sure if this is the correct Eli Beers but here it goes. I have a Eli Beers born in Connecticut, married to Phebe Curtis. They had a daughter named Eunice born 1829 in Connecticut.
Thank you

Eli Beers

kristinecottonva1 — 2008-11-02 01:26:26Z

Looking for information on a Eli Beers born in Connecticut early 1800. Eli married Phebe Curtis. Eli and Phebe Beers had a daughter Eunice born 1829 in Connecticut.
Thank you

Esther Beers help please!!

kathryn1Graham — 2008-10-13 12:35:49Z

HI!
I am a descendant of Silas Beers and Debby Ann Osborn, I am looking for proof that Esther was their child. I know she is listed in Reagan book on the Beers family, however, the DAR will not accept that book as proof. I was wondering if you , or if you knew anyone who might have the family Bible listing her birth, or know where I can find her birth record or a probate record that lists her as a child? Thanks, Kathy Graham