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GeneJ replied to Carol Dunn's discussion Who is Noah Beaman's Father? in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Hi Carol:
I'm sorry to learn that the leads about the Greene County cemetery records didn't provide more information about your Noah Beaman c1755-1824.
Earlier you wrote, “I would love to be able to do some research in wills and…"
GeneJ left a comment for Carol Dunn"Hi Carol:
The item below is from the FHL online Family HiIstory Center locations. I wonder if it's new, or if the information is old ...
Fort Collins Colorado
600 E Swallow Rd
Fort Collins, Colorado
Phone: 970-226-5999
Hours: T-W 10am-4pm; T-W…"
Carol Dunn left a comment for GeneJ"I have done a search on the Family Search web site. We do not have a center in Fort Collins that I am aware of, but we do have one in Loveland, CO which I visited last year in August. They were not able to help me.
carol"
GeneJ left a comment for Carol Dunn"Carol ... I'm about to post to your challenge. Before I do, will you let me knos if you have done research at a Family History Center? At the FHC at Fort Collins? Recently? --GJ"
GeneJ left a comment for Carol Dunn"Hi Carol.
Mr. Edge's contact information is in the Friend Request that I sent to you. --GJ"
Carol Dunn replied to Carol Dunn's discussion Who is Noah Beaman's Father? Where is Noah buried?" in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Speights Bridge was the township wherein some early Census were taken. I do not have a list of the Civil War battles waged in Greene County. I didn't get Mr. Edge's contact information.
Perhaps Mr. Edge could give me a list of cemeteries…"
GeneJ left a comment for Carol Dunn"Carol, A p.s. to my contact with Greene County today. Did come away believing, as you have suggested, that researching Greene County from a distance is complicated. Can't help but think "boots on the ground" would make a big…"
GeneJ replied to Carol Dunn's discussion Who is Noah Beaman's Father? Where is Noah buried?" in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Hi Carol:
This date TT Misty, Greene County, County Manager’s office (252-747-3446).
According to Misty, Speights Bridge is not a municipality, so there is not a town or village clerk to whom we might be referred. Misty referred me to the…"
GeneJ left a comment for Carol Dunn"Carol ... I'm getting ready to post a little, just a little, on your new discussion at Most Wanted. Realized that your Beaman query didn't edit, andi it didn't really duplicate, but it created a duplicate-like challenge discussion.
I…"
Carol Dunn replied to Carol Dunn's discussion Who is Noah Beaman's Father? Where is Noah buried?" in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Yes, my sister posted this Bible. I think a couple of the dates may be a little incorrect. But it shows Edmund Beaman d. 5 Mar 1824. States his wife is Pamela. I want to know where Noah is buried and more about Noah's wife Nancy Ann Brand.…"
Kate Steere replied to Carol Dunn's discussion Who is Noah Beaman's Father? Where is Noah buried?" in the group Most Wanted! Ancestors Lost and Found"Good morning Carol-
I found this link regarding a Beaman Bible, I"m guessing this may be what you are referring to?
http://files.usgwarchives.org/nc/greene/bibles/beaman01.txt
If this is your Noah, I think it may be helpful for those who are…"
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- What surnames are you interested in researching?
- Beaman, Beeman, Dunn, Joyner, Langley, Barnes, Turner, May, Windham, Windom, Curry,
- What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
- England
- What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
- Intermediate Family History Researcher
- For what reason did you start genealogy research?
- To further my research
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 8:35am on October 18, 2010,
Catherine A Minick said… - Hi, I am also researching Beemans
- At 8:01pm on August 24, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hi Carol:
The item below is from the FHL online Family HiIstory Center locations. I wonder if it's new, or if the information is old ...
Fort Collins Colorado
600 E Swallow Rd
Fort Collins, Colorado
Phone: 970-226-5999
Hours: T-W 10am-4pm; T-W 6:30pm-9:30pm; Sat 9am-12noon
Closed: Last two weeks in December, Thanksgiving Week, Spring Break Week
One of use should call the number tomorrow to see what we can learn. --GJ
- At 11:45pm on August 23, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Carol ... I'm about to post to your challenge. Before I do, will you let me knos if you have done research at a Family History Center? At the FHC at Fort Collins? Recently? --GJ
- At 1:48pm on August 1, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hi Carol.
Mr. Edge's contact information is in the Friend Request that I sent to you. --GJ
- At 11:41am on July 31, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Carol, A p.s. to my contact with Greene County today. Did come away believing, as you have suggested, that researching Greene County from a distance is complicated. Can't help but think "boots on the ground" would make a big difference. Perhaps you'll make a real connection with Mr. Edge. --GJ
P.S. Linda at the museum, so hoped I'd drop by an go through their collection of materials.
- At 11:01am on July 31, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Carol ... I'm getting ready to post a little, just a little, on your new discussion at Most Wanted. Realized that your Beaman query didn't edit, andi it didn't really duplicate, but it created a duplicate-like challenge discussion.
I am not able to "edit" other's discussions. I'll include a link to the other discssion in my post.
While perhaps unlikely, am a little worried that someone trying to help will re-search about Edmund, especially as we don't have good methods, yet, to search within a group. On the other hand, I don't want to "turn off" the earlier discussion -- we are still looking, right?
Two other members had a hard time editing an original discussion, only to end up with a duplibcation. I'm wondering if its a bug or a weak user-interface or something else. In any event, I apologize for any inconvenience the duplication might cause.
- At 4:29pm on July 30, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Thank you!
Here is to obliteration!
- At 2:27pm on July 30, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Also see the suggestion I made just below this one.
We have some "cemetery experts" in the Most Wanted group. I hope your comments will draw out some of their knowledge. I can think of several items to check on in the hope of finding more. If you post to the Most Wanted board, and they don't comment, I'll reach out for help. Sound like a plan? --GJ
- At 2:16pm on July 30, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hi Carol ... You left such a great comment on my wall. Have you considered using "edit discussion" at Most Wanted to change the title of your quest to "Who is Noah Beaman's Father? Where is Noah buried?" .... and at the same time, add a _separate paragraph_ to your existing challenge that reads," I am also interesed in learning where Noah Beaman and Nancy Ann Brand (his wife) might have been buried. Noah died 5 Mar 1824 and Ann died 21 Sep 1822. They lived in the Speights Bridge township of Greene County. I can prove their marriage and thirteen children from a Bible in the possession of my uncle. I have a copy. Any trace of where Noah's likely father, Edmund Beaman, might have been buried would be appreciated, too."
- At 12:59pm on July 27, 2009, GeneJ said…
- Hi Carol;
If I can help with the contacts at Greene County, let me know, will you? Your Beaman challenge feels like one we should be able to advance. --GJ
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