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Permalink Reply by Harry on February 25, 2012 at 4:00pm

Oh.....that makes things extremely difficult!

Permalink Reply by Eliz on February 27, 2012 at 12:17pm

I did notice poking around that most if not all the Beebe's originally hailed from CT in the US

Permalink Reply by Eliz on February 27, 2012 at 12:26pm

Now some one did reply to you  on Ancestry boards, back in 2009, or at least I am thinking it was you:about Cemetery records so I checked it out

http://greenlawn.delaohio.com/wesleyan/WesleyanData/b.txt

BEEBE, (CHILD) STILLBORN 11/21/1845
BEEBE, (INFANT) 1Y 04/14/1845 BEEBE, SAMUEL
BEEBE, (INFANT) 08/30/1883
BEEBE, ANNA 01/11/1886
BEEBE, CLARENCE (INFANT) 3M 11/04/1894
BEEBE, DAN 06/16/1952
BEEBE, EARL J (INFANT) 1Y 9M 06/23/1901
BEEBE, EDWARD
BEEBE, JOHN 01/28/1894
BEEBE, JOHN 01/17/1883
BEEBE, JOHN R 41Y 2M 25D 12/16/1901
BEEBE, JOHN W
BEEBE, LORENZO 39Y 11M 19D 03/24/1893 BEEBE, JOHN
BEEBE, LUCINDA 69 01/28/1910
BEEBE, MARY
BEEBE, SAMUEL 12/25/1885
BEEBE, SYLVAN 50Y 09/09/1944
BEEBE, VIOLET A

Permalink Reply by Eliz on February 27, 2012 at 12:30pm

I don't see Susannah  so perhaps these are some of the Children.. might not hurt to contact the cemetery and see what records they have.

http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.ohio.count...

                                       Hi, I found this information in Hamilton County, Ohio Burial Records, Volume 1, Wesleyan Cemetery 1842-1971:

Beebe, Samuel
Age - 67
Date of death or interment - December 25, 1885
Beebe Lot 27, Section E

also listed in the replys:

I found on www.familysearch.org a record stating that Samuel Beebe married Susannah Weller on May 14, 1839. Just to confuse things a little, the Hamilton County Ohio Genealogy Society website - www.hcgsohio.org - has an index of marriages by decade (click on Databases and then on Record Indexes) and it shows that Samuel Beebe married Susannah Wheeler (could just be a transcription error) sometime during 1830-1839.

Permalink Reply by Harry on February 27, 2012 at 12:54pm

I have seen the list from the Wesleyan Cemetery before. I believe that the 1 year old Samuel (1845) was probably a child of Samuel and Susannah. Possibly the still born as well? There were no other Beebe couples in Cin. at that time. Their family had no living children between 1842 and 1847 so I suspect these are a fit, unproven of course?

I think that Samuel died while living in Cin and was subsequently buried there. I also think that she moved to nearby Adams county with her son Joseph and died there. The last records of her that I have found are in Cin. in 1890 living with her son Samuel J. That is from the Cincinnati directory.

I too have seen the record of marriage with the Wheeler spelling but also think it was a transcribing error?

Somewhere there has to be some hidden clues to this puzzle?

Permalink Reply by Eliz on February 27, 2012 at 1:17pm

Did you ever find out if Samuel had brothers or sisters

Permalink Reply by Harry on February 27, 2012 at 1:54pm

Not confirmed no......

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