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Mehitable Beaman¹

• Father*: Gamaliel Beaman b. 1623, d. 23 Mar 1678/79
• Mother*: Sarah b. bt 1623 - 1633

• Mehitable Beaman was born on 26 May 1667 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.^2,3

• No further record.¹

Noah Beaman^1,2,3

• Father*: Gamaliel Beaman b. 1623, d. 23 Mar 1678/79
• Mother*: Sarah b. bt 1623 - 1633

• Noah Beaman was born on 3 April 1661 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.⁴
• He married Patience Trescote at Dorchester, Massachusetts, on 1 January 1684/85.^5,6
• Noah Beaman died on 29 May 1715 at Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.⁷

• Also known as Noah Beman.⁶

Pateince Beaman¹

• Father*: Ebenezer Beaman b. c 1691, d. 11 May 1764
• Mother*: Rebecca Kendall b. 22 Mar 1693, d. 14 Sep 1754

• Pateince Beaman was born on 1 August 1728 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.²
• She was baptized on 11 August 1728 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹
• She died on 10 October 1728 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.³

Patience Beaman

• Father*: Noah Beaman b. 3 Apr 1661, d. 29 May 1715
• Mother*: Patience Trescote b. c 1661

• Patience Beaman was born on 15 December 1688 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.^1,2

• Also known as Patience Beman.²

Priscilla Beaman¹

• Father*: Ebenezer Beaman¹ b. c 1691, d. 11 May 1764
• Mother*: Rebecca Kendall¹ b. 22 Mar 1693, d. 14 Sep 1754

• Priscilla Beaman was born on 22 June 1726 at Lancaster, Massachusetts.¹
• She was baptized on 10 July 1726 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.²

Rebeckah Beaman¹

• Father*: Ebenezer Beaman¹ b. c 1691, d. 11 May 1764
• Mother*: Rebecca Kendall¹ b. 22 Mar 1693, d. 14 Sep 1754

• Rebeckah Beaman was born on 11 September 1720 at Lancaster, Massachusetts.²
• She was baptized on 18 December 1720 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.³

Sarah Beaman^1,2,3

• Father*: Gamaliel Beaman b. 1623, d. 23 Mar 1678/79
• Mother*: Sarah b. bt 1623 - 1633

• Sarah Beaman was born on 19 January 1658 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.⁴
• She married Ebenezer Williams at Dorchester, Massachusetts, on 28 December 1680.^5,4
• Sarah Beaman died on 19 October 1681 at Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.⁴

Sarah Beaman¹

• Father*: Thomas Beaman b. c 1649, d. 21 Oct 1731
• Mother*: Elizabeth Williams b. s 1658

• Sarah Beaman was born on 13 December 1685 at Marlborough, Massachusetts.²
• She married Jacob Amsden, son of Isaac Amsden and Jane Rutter, at Marlborough, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, on 28 October 1719.²
• Sarah Beaman died on 11 September 1748 at Marlborough, Massachusetts.³

• Also known as Sarah Beman.²
• Also known as Sarah Beamont.²

Sarah Beaman¹

• Father*: John Beaman b. 1657, d. 15 Jan 1739/40
• Mother*: Priscilla Thornton b. 1656, d. 6 Aug 1729

• Sarah Beaman was born on 25 January 1681 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.²

• Also known as Sarah Bemon.³

Sarah Beaman

• Father*: Noah Beaman b. 3 Apr 1661, d. 29 May 1715
• Mother*: Patience Trescote b. c 1661

• Sarah Beaman was born on 23 July 1686 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.^1,2

Sarah Beaman¹

• Father*: Thomas Beaman¹ b. 16 Sep 1729, d. Nov 1780
• Mother*: Elizabeth White¹

• Sarah Beaman was born on 29 October 1761 at Petersham, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹

Sarah Beaman¹

• Father*: Ebenezer Beaman¹ b. c 1691, d. 11 May 1764
• Mother*: Rebecca Kendall¹ b. 22 Mar 1693, d. 14 Sep 1754

• Sarah Beaman was born on 27 September 1723 at Lancaster, Massachusetts.¹
• She was baptized on 9 February 1723/24 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.²

Simon Beaman¹

• Simon Beaman was born circa 1626 at England.
• He married Alice Young, daughter of John Young and Alice, at Windsor, Connecticut, on 15 December 1654.^2,3
• Simon Beaman died in 1675/76 at Springfield, Massachusetts.⁴

• Also known as Symon Beamon.⁵
• Also known as Simon Beman.^6,7,1,8,9
• Simon's name appears as Beaman, Beman, etc. in various records and reports. Many of his descendants use the spelling, "Beman".
  The earliest known record of Simon Beamon shows him to have been a resident of Springfield, Massachusetts, at least as early as 1648. The account books of William Pynchon show debits and credits to Simon from 1648 to 1675 and to his widow and sons after that date. On May 26, 1648, the bill of goods charged to Simon Beamon carries evidence that he was still a bachelor. A charge in 1653 suggests that he was about to take up, or to continue in the shoemaker's trade. Following this there are a number of entires in these books which show that Mr. Pynchon gave him credit for mending and making shoes, for going on "voyages to Pequot", "down the falls", etc.
  Simon purchased a three-acre home lot, three acres of meadow and four acres of woodland. He received grants of a three acre home lot, three acres of wet meadow and fouteen acres of woodland in February, 1653, and sold all three pieces on October 4, 1654. Another grant, on May 12 1661-62, fourteen acres on December 8, 1664, eight acres adjoining the last tract and five or six acres of meadow on January 5, 1665, and various other small parcels.
  He was appointed one of the fence viewers on February 13, 1670. He died between August 17, 1675, when the last charge was made against him on Pynchon's books, and September 26, 1676, when his widow filed an inventory of his estate totalling L84-15-06, including his shoemaker's tools and house and land at Shipmuck.
  On the morning of October 5, 1675, the Indians burned down the town of Springfield, killing some of the inhabitants. It is possible that the Beamon home was one of those destroyed for, at a town meeting on February 3, 1679, "the Town being desirous to accommodate the poor widow Beamon with some land to set a house upon" appointed a commitee "to see where they may with most conveniency to her &: least inconveniency to the high ways & passages lay to her about a quarter of an acre to set a building upon." "Allice Beamon of Springfield, widow, was sick and died October 5, 1708."⁴

Thankful Beaman¹

• Father*: Gamaliel Beaman b. 1623, d. 23 Mar 1678/79
• Mother*: Sarah b. bt 1623 - 1633

• Thankful Beaman was born on 18 April 1663 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.²
• She married Nathaniel Wilson at Charlestown, Massachusetts, on 27 September 1683.^3,4
• Thankful Beaman died in 1732 at Charlestown, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.⁵

Thankful Beaman

• Father*: Ebenezer Beaman b. c 1691, d. 11 May 1764
• Mother*: Rebecca Kendall b. 22 Mar 1693, d. 14 Sep 1754

• Thankful Beaman was born on 1 January 1715/16 at Lancaster, Massachusetts.¹
• She was baptized on 1 April 1716 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.²

Thomas Beaman^1,2,3

• Father*: Gamaliel Beaman b. 1623, d. 23 Mar 1678/79
• Mother*: Sarah b. bt 1623 - 1633

• Thomas Beaman was born circa 1649 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.⁴
• He was baptized on 14 June 1657 at Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts.⁵
• He married Elizabeth Williams, daughter of Abraham Williams and Joanna Ward, at Marlborough, Massachusetts, on 26 July 1678.^6,7
• Thomas Beaman died on 21 October 1731 at Marlborough, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.^8,9

• Also known as Thomas Beman.
• Also known as Thomas Bemond.
• Thomas Beaman is named as "perhaps" the eldest child of Gamaliel Beaman and Sarah by Savage. Resided in Marlboro, Massachusetts, was assesed there in 1688.
• He was found on the tax list at Marlborough, Massachusetts, in 1688 at 00-04-08-0.¹⁰

Thomas Beaman¹

• Thomas Beaman was born in 1652.¹
• He married Deborah before 1684.¹

• Thomas Beaman resided at Wells, Maine.¹

Thomas Beaman^1,2

• Father*: Ebenezer Beaman³ b. c 1691, d. 11 May 1764
• Mother*: Rebecca Kendall³ b. 22 Mar 1693, d. 14 Sep 1754

• Thomas Beaman was born on 16 September 1729 at Lancaster, Massachusetts.³
• He was baptized on 2 November 1729 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.⁴
• He and Elizabeth White married by intention on 10 November 1753 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.⁵
• Thomas Beaman died in November 1780 at Bedford, Westchester Co., New York.⁶

• Also known as Thomas Beeman.
• Thomas Beaman served during King Philip's War in the Company of Capt. Parker, under Maj. Willard, 19 Oct 1675, marching to the relief of Brookfield, Mass.⁷
• Also known as Thomas Kendall Beaman.⁶
• He was a sergeant in Capt. Abijah Willard's Company in the expedition to Nova Scotia in 1755; a lieutenant in Capt. Benjamin Hastings' Co., Col. Willard's Regt; Captain of a Company in Col. Willard's Regt. in 1760.
  He was living in Boston when the Revolutionary War broke out and he took sides against the American army.
  He was appointed by General Gage, a lieutenant of the First Company, organized under Col. Timothy Ruggles and styled the Loyal American Associates. Abijah Willard was Captain of this company which was raised in Boston, 17 Nov 1775.⁶
• Thomas Beaman was a Loyalist during the Revolution. In 1781 and 1782 his property at Petersham was confiscated and sold. His widow, Elizabeth, and children settled at Digby, Nova Scotia.^8,6

Thomas Beaman¹

• Father*: Thomas Beaman¹ b. 16 Sep 1729, d. Nov 1780
• Mother*: Elizabeth White¹

• Thomas Beaman was born on 15 September 1759 at Lancaster, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹

• In 1784, Thomas Beeman was granted 100 acres in Digby Twp., Nova Scotia, escheated in 1800.²
• Ebenezer Beman, Elizabeth Beman, and Thomas Beman are found on the muster roll of Discharged Officers and Disbanded Soldiers and Loyalists at the town of Digby, Nova Scotia, dated 29 May 1784. Ebenezer has a family of one, Elizabeth a family of three (1 woman and 2 children above 10), and Thomas a family of one.^3,4

Uriah Beaman

• Mother*: Silence Herrick b. 22 May 1725

• Uriah Beaman was born on 24 February 1746/47 at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, (illegitimate son of Silence Herrick and John Beeman).¹
• He married Anna Safford at Preston, New London Co., Connecticut, on 12 November 1771.²

• Also known as Uriah Beeman.
• Uriah Beaman is claimed as a son of John Beeman Uriah Beeman was born out of wedlock to Silence Herrick who claimed that John Beeman was his father. However, Y-DNA testing of two direct male descendants of Uriah Beeman cast doubt on this claim. While the two match each other, they do not match the Y-DNA test results of five different descendant of Thomas Beeman (father of John Beeman). From this evidence, it appears that Uriah Beeman is not a natural son of John Beeman. A Y-DNA test of a direct descendant of John Beeman is needed to confirm this.³

William Beaman¹

• Father*: Thomas Beaman¹ b. 16 Sep 1729, d. Nov 1780
• Mother*: Elizabeth White¹

• William Beaman was born on 2 January 1774 at Petersham, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.¹

• He settled at New Brunswick, Canada.²

Zipporah Beaman¹

• Father*: Thomas Beaman b. c 1649, d. 21 Oct 1731
• Mother*: Elizabeth Williams b. s 1658

• Zipporah Beaman was born circa 1680.
• She married Isaac Amsden, son of Isaac Amsden and Jane Rutter, at Marlborough, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, on 24 July 1705.^2,3
• Zipporah Beaman died on 9 November 1716 at Marlborough, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.⁴

Zipporah Beaman

• Father*: John Beaman b. 1657, d. 15 Jan 1739/40
• Mother*: Priscilla Thornton b. 1656, d. 6 Aug 1729

• Zipporah Beaman was born on 24 March 1678 at Dorchester, Massachusetts.^1,2

Abigail Beamon¹

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Abigail Beamon was born on 20 February 1654 at Saybrook, Connecticut.²
• She died on 29 September 1683 at Saybrook, Connecticut; unmarried.^3,1

• Also known as Abigail Beaumont.⁴

Deborah Beamon¹

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Deborah Beamon was born on 29 November 1652 at Saybrook, Connecticut.²
• She married Thomas Gilbert, son of John Gilbert and Aymie Lord, at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 27 September 1681.³
• Deborah Beamon died on 17 June 1683 at Saybrook, Connecticut.^4,5

• Also known as Deborah Beaumont.⁶

Elizabeth Beamon¹

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Elizabeth Beamon was born on 2 March 1650 at Saybrook, Connecticut.²
• She married John Chapman at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 26 March 1677.³
• Elizabeth Beamon died in 1694.⁴

• Also known as Elizabeth Beaumont.⁵

John Beamon¹

• John Beamon was born circa 1612 (aged 23 in 1635).¹
• He married an unknown person at Salem, Massachusetts, between 1629 and 1635.²
• He married a wife (name unknown) at Salem, Massachusetts, circa 1640.¹
• John Beamon died before July 1647 at probably Salem, Massachusetts; when "John Beamont, son of John Beamont, deceased, being son-in-law of John Tucker, is placed in the care of Daniel Ray as an apprentice until he is 18 years old."^3,1

• Also known as John Beaumont.^4,1,5,6
• John Beamon, aged 23, came from Bridgenorth, Shropshire, England, to America in 1635 aboard the Elizabeth. He resided first at Salem, Massachusetts. On 30 March 1640, "John Beaumont," was granted five acres of planting ground to be laid out by the town of Salem.⁷
• In 1640 John Beamon resided at Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.
• A "John Beamont" appears in the Scituate section of Plymouth Colony in 1643 on the list of men able to bear arms, "but it is unlikely he is the same as the Salem man."¹
• The majority of John Beaumont's descendants spell the name as "Bement," pronounced, "Beemen." Came to New England in 1635, along with his brother William Beaumont on the "Elizabeth," aged 23 at the time. He first settled, with his brother at Salem, where he was granted five acres of land on 30 Mar 1640. His name appears on the Scituate list of men able to bear arms in Aug 1643. The following year he is in Boston, purchasing some books that had been a part of Elder William Brewster's library. He died shortly after that leaving a widow, whose name is unknown and who remarried John Tucker, and one son, John, who was placed under the guardianship of Daniel Rea of Salem, before Jul 1647.
• William Beamon and John Beamon, are possibly brothers. They both took the oath from two magistrates of Bridgenorth, Shropshire.⁸

Lydia Beamon¹

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Lydia Beamon was born on 9 March 1644 at Saybrook, Connecticut.²
• She married Samuel Boyes at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 3 February 1667.³
• Lydia Beamon married Alexander Pygan at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 15 April 1684.⁴
• Lydia Beamon died in 1734.⁵

• Also known as Lydia Beaumont.⁶
• Abraham Finch and Lydia Beamon, were probably engaged to be married, as Abraham in his will left a legacy to "mine own dearest Lydia Beamont."⁷

Mary Beamon¹

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Mary Beamon was born on 12 November 1647 at Saybrook, Connecticut.²
• She married John Tully at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 3 January 1671.³

• Also known as Mary Beaumont.⁴

Rebecca Beamon^1,2

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Rebecca Beamon was born on 7 September 1659 at Saybrook, Connecticut.³
• She married Maj. John Clarke, son of John Clarke and Rebecca Porter, at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 17 December 1684.⁴

• Also known as Rebecca Beaumont.⁵

Samuel Beamon¹

• Father*: William Beamon b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother*: Lydia Danforth b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Samuel Beamon was born on 28 February 1657 at Saybrook, Connecticut.¹
• He married Hester Buckingham, daughter of Rev. Thomas Buckingham and Hester Hosmer, at Saybrook, Connecticut, between 1688 and 1690.^2,3
• Samuel Beamon died in November 1747 at Saybrook, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.

• Also known as Samuel Beaumont.^4,5
• On 27 January 1687/88 "William Beamont" of Saybrook deeded to his "beloved son Samuell Beamen of Saybrook" half my now dwelling house and the one half of my barn and the one half of my orchard and homestead, as well as half his other lands, two steers, and one feather bed and bolster, "given him by his wife before her decease" (Say LR 1:210). "William Beamont" acknowledged this deed on 18 March 1688, and in a deed dated 25 Nov 1691, further clarified it to say that at his death Samuel was to receive the other half of the dwelling house and all other real estate, as well as one yoke of oxen, all utensils, "his great table in the parlor and also one rug, two blankets and two pair of sheets," and no responsibilities for William's debts.¹

Sarah Beamon^1,2

• Father-Poss.*: William Beamon² b. c 1608, d. 4 Feb 1698/99
• Mother-Poss.*: Lydia Danforth² b. 24 May 1625, d. 16 Aug 1686

• Sarah Beamon was born circa 1661 at Saybrook, Connecticut.³
• She married Nathaniel Pratt, son of Lieut. William Pratt and Elizabeth Clark, at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 2 May 1688.⁴
• Sarah Beamon died on 11 October 1716 at Saybrook, Connecticut; aged 55.⁵

• Also known as Sarah Beamont.⁶

Simon Beamon¹

• Father*: Josiah Beman b. 4 Feb 1662, d. 30 May 1725
• Mother*: Lydia Warner

• Simon Beamon was born on 6 February 1697 at Springfield, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.¹

William Beamon¹

• William Beamon was born circa 1608 at England (aged 27 in 1635).²
• He married Lydia Danforth, daughter of Nicholas Danforth and Elizabeth Symmes, at Saybrook, Connecticut, on 9 December 1643.³
• William Beamon died on 4 February 1698/99 at Saybrook, Middlesex Co., Connecticut.⁴

• Also known as William Beaumont.^5,6,7,8
• Also known as William Beament.²
• Also known as William Beaman.²
• Also known as William Beman.²
• William Beamon came from Bridgenorth, Shropshire, England, to America in 1635 aboard the Elizabeth. He first resided at Salem, Massachusetts and had settled at Saybrook, Connecticut, by 1643.⁹
• On 8 November 1637 The Salem selectmen heard "William Beman's" request for a lot, "and is promised to have a lot in due time."²
• He was admitted freeman on 20 May 1652 at Connecticut.⁹
• On 7 March 1681/82 William Beaman appeared on the list of men entitled to land in the ox pasture based on an estate of 150 pounds (Saybrook Land Rec. 1:117). In the Pataconke lands laid out to Saybrook inhabitants, "William Beament" received fourteen acres (Say LR 1:86).²
• On 27 January 1687/88 "William Beamont" of Saybrook deeded to his "beloved son Samuell Beamen of Saybrook" half my now dwelling house and the one half of my barn and the one half of my orchard and homestead, as well as half his other lands, two steers, and one feather bed and bolster, "given him by his wife before her decease" (Say LR 1:210). "William Beamont" acknowledged this deed on 18 March 1688, and in a deed dated 25 Nov 1691, further clarified it to say that at his death Samuel was to receive the other half of the dwelling house and all other real estate, as well as one yoke of oxen, all utensils, "his great table in the parlor and also one rug, two blankets and two pair of sheets," and no responsibilities for William's debts.²
• William Beamon and John Beamon, are possibly brothers. They both took the oath from two magistrates of Bridgenorth, Shropshire.¹⁰

Thomas Beamont¹

• Thomas Beamont was probably born before 1625.
• He married Elizabeth at Connecticut after 1646.¹
• Thomas Beamont died before March 1685 at New Haven, New Haven Co., Connecticut.^2,3

• He was named in the will of Robert Preston dated on 10 May 1648 at New Haven, Connecticut, Bequeaths to Nathaniel and Elizabeth Graves of Hartford, to Thomas Beamont, to goodman and goodwife Low, to my master Richard Church of Hartford and to his son Edward Church, to John Meygs, and to Job Hall. Witnesses: John Meggs, Andrew Low, Job Hall. Will presented in Court July 2, 1650, but not accepted as a legal will, but Wm. Peck and Andrew Low were appointed to distribute the estate according to writing.⁴
• The inventory on the estate of Thomas Bemont, was taken at New Haven, 1 March 1685, by John Ponderson and Joseph Morse, £122:06:03.⁵

Joseph Bean¹

• Joseph Bean married Ruth Sanborn, daughter of Ens. John Samborn and Sarah Philbrick.^1,2

James Beard

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman

• James Beard was probably born between 1590 and 1600 at England.
• He married Martha at England circa 1620.¹
• James Beard died in 1639; at sea, during the passage to New England, possibly on the ship Martin.²

Martha Beard

• Father*: James Beard b. bt 1590 - 1600, d. 1639
• Mother*: Martha b. c 1600, d. 11 Jun 1649

• Martha Beard was born circa 1632.
• She married John Stream at Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, on 10 December 1649.
• Martha Beard died on 22 June 1706.

Sarah Beard¹

• Father*: James Beard b. bt 1590 - 1600, d. 1639
• Mother*: Martha b. c 1600, d. 11 Jun 1649

• Charts: Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman (#1), Ancestors of Warren Alfred Beeman (#2)

• Sarah Beard was born in 1619 at England.
• She married Nicholas Camp, son of Nicholas Camp and Sarah, before 1653.²
• Sarah Beard died in August 1689 at Milford, New Haven Co., Connecticut.

Sarah Beard¹

• Sarah Beard married George Clark, son of Thomas Clark and Hannah Gibbard.¹

Charlotte Beardsley¹

• Charts: Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Charlotte Beardsley was born on 6 September 1838.
• She married Charles Everett Beeman, son of Daniel Beeman and Abigail Everett, on 4 December 1861.¹
• Charlotte Beardsley died in 1896.

James Beckwith¹

• James Beckwith married with banns published on 6 July 1717 at Springfield, Massachusetts, Rebecka Lamb, daughter of Samuel Lamb and Rebecca Bird.¹

• Of at Lyme, Connecticut.¹

Matthew Beckwith¹

• Father*: Matthew Beckwith¹ b. 1637

• Matthew Beckwith was born on 13 April 1667.¹
• He married Hannah Champion, daughter of Thomas Champion and Hannah Brockway.¹

Sarah Beckwith¹

• Sarah Beckwith married with banns published on 5 October 1723 at Springfield, Massachusetts, Thomas Lamb, son of Samuel Lamb and Rebecca Bird.¹

Sarah Beckwith¹

• Sarah Beckwith was born on 14 April 1677 at Lyme, New London Co., Connecticut.¹
• She married William Miner, son of Clement Miner and Frances Burcham, at Lyme, New London Co., Connecticut, in 1691.¹
• Sarah Beckwith died on 24 March 1722/23 at Lyme, New London Co., Connecticut.¹

Anne Beebe¹

• Father*: Martin Beebe
• Mother*: Dorcas Judson

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Anne Beebe was born on 22 January 1762.
• She married Ezra Parke, son of Smith Parke and Mary Davis, on 30 May 1782.
• Anne Beebe died on 19 March 1842 at Canaan, New York.

Caleb Beebe¹

• Charts: Descendants of Alice Freeman Chart

• Caleb Beebe married Phebe Buckingham, daughter of Hezekiah Buckingham and Sarah Lay.¹

Clarissa Beebe

• Charts: Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• Clarissa Beebe was born circa 1786.
• She married Eli Beeman, son of Matthias Beeman and Rachel Keth, in 1814.¹
• Clarissa Beebe died on 30 December 1838; age 52.²
• She was buried at Boland District Burying Ground, Sharon, Litchfield Co., Connecticut.²

Sheridan Beebe¹

• Sheridan Beebe was born in June 1849 at New York.²
• He married Eva B. Dudley, daughter of James Smith Dudley and Sara Maria Hastings, at Franklin Co., New York, circa 1882.¹
• Sheridan Beebe died in 1926.³
• He was buried at Irish Street Cemetery, Constable, Franklin Co., New York.³

• Surname is also spelled Beebee.²
• He appeared on the census on 5 June 1900 at Constable, Franklin Co., New York, spelled Sheridan "Beebee", age 50, born Jun 1849 in New York, married for 18 years, a farmer, with wife Eva B., and children Hugh, Dick and Isabelle, and boarders, Albert Diebegah?, age 17, and Harriet Ham, age 76.²

a daughter Beeman¹

• Father*: Harley Walter Beeman¹ b. 26 Apr 1804, d. 6 Jul 1858
• Mother*: Mary Ann Young¹ b. 10 Feb 1811, d. 8 Apr 1903

• Charts: Thomas Beeman, Descendants Chart

• A daughter Beeman was born on 2 April 1831 (calculated from age at death).
• She died on 9 July 1831; age 3m 7d.¹
• She was buried at Kent Hollow Cemetery, Kent, Litchfield Co., Connecticut.¹