Nov 28, 2012 · My dad’s family farmland in Wever, Iowa was expansive. It had a relatively small, white farmhouse where my dad and his four siblings grew up. Fields of sweet corn, the sweetest I’ve ever eaten, went on for seemingly endless acres. There were tractors, plows, and trucks all …

Apr 30, 2021 · Primary Source, Iowa, Death Records, 1921-1940 Data Extract: Blaine L. Beebe, son or Warren and Amelia (Sheldon) Beebe, was born 16 August 1881, died 04 Jan 1936 at Lehigh, Webster, Iowa, United States at the age of 54 years, 4 months, and 18 days. Blaine was a farmer and was married to Verna Beebe.

Jun 18, 2022 · History of Benton County Iowa 1878 JOHN BEEBE, farmer, Sec. 29; born in Carlisle, Cumberland Co., England, March 31, 1819; when 12 years of age he emigrated to America; he lived in Westchester Co.,...

Read bio of Williamson including information about Beebe. This family New York to Ohio to Iowa, then Beebe to Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma with Pruitt.

Located in Polk City, Iowa the Big Creek Historical. Society (BCHS) was established in 1993. BCHS. operates a museum displaying Big Creek area. artifacts and history. ... The Beebe family remained in the community for approximately thirty-five years prior to continuing. their journey on to Salt Lake City, Utah. A school bell, taken from a ...

A pioneer who was quite prominent in the early days was George Beebe. He came to Polk County in May, 1846, and made a claim not far from that of L. M. Burke, on the west side of Big Creek, near what is now Polk City.

When Lyman Ford Beebe was born on 25 February 1924, in Independence, Buchanan, Iowa, United States, his father, Eugene Samuel Beebe, was 25 and his mother, Rosa Louise Ford, was 22. He married Lois Loreaine Anderson in 1944, in Iowa, United States.

and a son BEEBE They can be found on the 22 Jun 1870 Kaneville, Kane, IL census (Roll: M593_237) with post office as Blackberry, with Warren 31 b. NY farmer, and "Amelia" 25 b.

She was born in Lawrence County, Ohio, May 29, 1826, and was married to Milton M. Beebe in Lee County, Iowa, in 1850. They resided in Shelby County from 1851 until 1857, and during this time Mr. Beebe figured quite prominently in business and political circles of the county.