Bulletin Board Welcome to The B'Man Family Home Page Bulletin Board! You can post messages for other B'mans to read and respond to -- comment on the site, make new friends, or advertise a B'man gathering. Messages can include HTML tags so you can use bold or colored text, hyperlinks, even images! Please make sure your syntax is correct, though. Syntax errors could corrupt the entire page. >> Post a Message Maren Stein 2/01/2012 10:36 AM ET Nathan SS Beman was the minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Troy, NY for 40 years and an ardent abolitionist. If anyone has information about that or connections to the Underground Railroad, I would love to hear about it. Terri Beaman 1/20/2012 7:49 PM ET I am looking for family related to Frances or Francis Earl Beaman (b. 1901)in Slater Missouri. He was married to Margie(Margaret)Evelyn Lewis (b. 1914)in Kansas City Kansas. I know Frances had a sister name Hazel that lived in Chicago, who spouse had the nickname of Fuzz. Frances/Margie had 2 children, one was named Fredrick K. Beaman(b. Sept 1934) in Kansas City Missouri.Fredrick was married to June Patterson(b. July 1933).Fredrick had a half brother name Kenneth Bradley.If any one has any information please contact me. john and theresa kostka 12/24/2011 5:29 PM ET Message for Ken or Joyce Beaman. missed your annual Christmas letter. Hope everything is ok. Please contact at above Email address or phone 586-296-1339 John Phyllis Brandes 11/05/2011 9:14 PM ET I am looking for the birthdate of Howell J Beaman who married Frances Hollings worth in 1852 and had a son John Wesley in 1853. Thanks. Harry Beaman 11/03/2011 11:43 AM ET Like many of you I have spent several years researching the Beaman (Beeman, Beman, Beamon, Beamond, Beaumont, etc.) family line. This research has involved countless hours crawling through U.S. Census records at LDS Family History Libraries, pouring through on-line documents (Ancestry.com and others), as well as the hire of an occasional professional genealogist able to access document repositories too far for me to travel to. As a result I have developed what I believed to be an accurate family genealogy. My faith in that family genealogy was recently shattered when I submitted my DNA for analysis through the Genographic Project of the National Geographic Society and joined the Beeman DNA project through Family Tree DNA. My DNA was compared with another Beaman who also had developed what was belie! ved to be an accurate family genealogy, dating back to a common ancestor born about 1725. The comparison proved we do not share this common ancestor; that speculation indicating all derivations of the Beaman name (Beeman, Beman, Beamon, Beamond, Beaumont, etc.) share a common ancestry is in error. Please visit http://www.familytreedna.com/public/BEEMAN/default.aspx and consider submitting a DNA sample to help unravel our family genealogy. We are all at a point where we need science to prove/disprove our family research to date. Roslyn 10/31/2011 8:13 PM ET Hi - I'm descended from Thomas Kendall Beaman (United Empire Loyalist) and from Gamaliel Beaman (arrived from England in Massachussetts in 1635. I would love to share info, chat with anyone looking for info. Sherry Beaman 9/11/2011 1:24 AM ET I have a big Beaman family from Moncton, NB canada Mary 9/09/2011 4:56 PM ET I am seeking information on a David C. Beaman who wrote a tribute to ancient waterworks. The title I have is "Where Honor Is Due." The quotation begins "Although the tomb of Moses is unknown, the traveler today slakes his thirst at the well of Jacob," and it ends with the sentence "And if any work of this generation shall rise above the deep ocean of time, we may believe that it will be neither palace nor temple, but some vast aqueduct or reservoir..." I would like to know when it was written and for what purpose. thank you--Mary Robert J. Stevens 8/04/2011 2:58 PM ET I'd like to contact someone who descends from, or is working on the line, Samuel Beeman and Hannah Winebrenner. I have what could be novel information about her before their marriage. Kari 7/18/2011 4:46 PM ET I am looking for information on Orville Lee Beaman from Wisconsin. He was married to Erma Ingalls. I am stuck! I believe they had several children - one named Walter Elliot. Derek Oliver 6/11/2011 8:39 AM ET I'm looking for my Great Grandmothers family that lived in Michigan in or about 1894 as my Grandmother Lillian J. Beaman was born that year in that state. She married George Franklin Oliver and moved to California as of the 1920 US census. Thanks Derek edna janikowski 4/26/2011 11:17 AM ET i am trying to contact carol ann downs mcdonald in reference to her post about jewel beeman who was the daughter of lemon beeman. lemon beeman was my ggrandfather so i may have some info she would like to have. Juliet Beeman Walker 4/19/2011 7:55 PM ET Im looking for information on my Grandfather name Earl Daniel Beeman? David H. MacLennan 3/14/2011 8:56 PM ET I have a complete genealogy for my own inheritance, which includes Uriah Beaman, a United Empire Loyalist. It was given to me by Frederick Beaman, who lived in Toronto, Ontario in the 1970s and 80s. He had a much more complete genealogy of 5-10,000 Beamans, all descendants of the original 5 brothers. Unfortunately, I was not so interested in genealogy then, but now that I am, I have lost my connection to Frederick and his research. He was a descendant of Gamaliel, as I recall. I have been to Springfield Mass where Simon (my first American ancestor) lived and there are many references to him in the town records. Last summer I went to the Kent CT town Hall to look up Thomas Beaman (Uriah's father). There is a lot of information about Thomas I and Thomas II, (Simon's son! and grandson; Uriahs father and grandfather), but not even a birth record about Uriah. I suspect that he was disowned and expunged from the town records, but I would like to know for sure. Certainly the revolutionary war was America's first Civil war and it broke up families, including those in my own line. Karyn Herman 3/06/2011 9:01 PM ET Harry asked about the parents of Warren Beeman (in 2006). I have a brother named Warren G.(b. 1951) and our father was Warren (b. 1927; d. 1982). Dad was born in Canandaigua, NY. His parents were George Roscoe Beeman and Marion Collver. Someone asked about Simon and Alice Young Beeman. Someone else asked for the original Beeman, Beman, Bement, Beaumont. There were five that arrived in 1635. I saw the ship(s) lists. Some think they were brothers - others are unclear. Alice Young's mother was Alys Young (husband John) who was the first women to be hung as a witch in Connecticut. Katherine Beman 3/03/2011 10:11 PM ET Hello- I'm a Beman:) We were originally from Scotland. My now family is from NYC area. I also know that some of my family, when they split from the King of England way back when, left to go to Nova Scotia in the 1800's. My Grandparents are Arthur and Harriet (Sharader) Beman. Family names are James, Knight, Thomas, Arthur, Richard, Garfield..... Kathy Boody 2/27/2011 8:20 AM ET Im looking for Noah Beeman he was married to Saisey May Spiker she was born 1873 in Md. If you have any information on Noah Beeman could you please let me know. I would like to know who his children are and what year he was born and died.Thank you very much Kathy jeffrey.boody@verizon.net Sandy Jacobson 12/14/2010 5:27 PM ET I am still looking for information on Henry Beeman born 1810 in Germany immigrated to NEw York married Caroline. Children(Lydia b 1834, James b 1836, John b1841).His son James is my great great grandfather. James married married Lucinda Thurber born in NY about 1847. Moved to WIsconsin/Minnesota. James & Lucinda's children:Caroline, VIola, James, Charles & Arthur. Thanks Lisa Stafford 11/28/2010 9:27 PM ET Looking for info on Mary Ellen Beeman who married Frank Gronquist (my great grandparents) Gail Beeman Knouff 11/03/2010 2:39 PM ET My dad was James Donald Beeman My grandfather was Louis Beeman and my Great grandfather was Henery R Beeman Trying to gather family info. Also would like info on Beeman reunion held in Michigan usally in July. violetoachs 10/25/2010 9:10 PM ET looking for parents of elizabeth beamon married to samuel pond H. Lott 9/01/2010 4:12 PM ET L. Green posted on 11/09 looking for Leo Leslie Beaman, b. 1933 and d. 2005. I'm his niece and can get lots of Beaman information for you, probably more than you need! Any information you have would be interesting for my mother as well. Your email address link didn't work, feel free to contact me at hidho71@gmail.com. Steve Beamon 8/27/2010 12:59 PM ET Anyone looking for links to the Beamon family from Middlesex in the United Kingdom then please make contact. Velma Scoggins 7/31/2010 8:27 PM ET I am looking for a Diana Hester Beeman who married Irvin Hilton Elliott in 1866?. They are my GGrandparents on my Father's side. They lived in Jenning's Co.,Indiana where they had 4 children--Artemus 1867, Alvin 1869, And Twins Dudley Dalton (my Grandfather) and his twin Maimie 1875. They moved to Berrien Co. Ga. where Diana died and Irvin married Elvira Turner in 1879; as she had been taking care of the children when Irvin was off building bridges etc. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Reuben Joseph Beeman 6/29/2010 9:55 AM ET My name is Reuben and I am looking for more info on my dad and his family Francis Joseph Beeman. He has a brother named Ricky who has disapeared off the face of the planet who my cousin Leslie says I look like. I would like to find him. My dad was an Alaskan fisherman who died giving his life for another man. He has a brother named Mark who seems like an odd duck and a sister named Peggy and Joleen(Jolene). The Beemans in my experience seem to be a brilliant (myself included) yet stoically reserved lot. My father was somewhat of a loner when it came to his family, yet was loved or hated by everyone else, I get it. My mom thinks I am just like him which sucks because she never has alot of good to say about the man. My sisters name is Tara and my brothers name is Parker. I did not meet them till a few years ago. Ultimately only Jesus can fill the void in my life ( I have lived a life of loss and hardship, like my father before me, much at my own hands) but knowing my kin would sure help. As humans I think we all search for our identity and validation through those of like nature. If you are family call me or e mail me-503-200-8947 Reuben8er@yahoo.com Vel 6/25/2010 12:46 PM ET Looking for parents and/or family of William Lawrence Beeman born Lucas County Ohio 1843. He married Aurelia Boser Oct 29 1870 Frankfort, Benzie County, Michigan. Their children: Hattie, Isabelle, William Henry, Velma (my grandmother), Edward and Pearl. Velma also said William had two brothers John and (maybe either Fremont or Clemsil) Will gladly exchange info. Thanks bhuss 6/22/2010 10:54 AM ET Does anyone know of an Alice Beaman (or Beeman?) and her son Bruce Beaman, that lived in Fallbrook, CA in the 1950's-60's? Thanks- Dayle D Beaman 5/16/2010 8:40 AM ET Iam researching Uriah Beeman b 24Feb1747 and Anne Safford b12Jul1752.They immigrated to Ontario,Canada about 1785.Sebra Beeman b 2Mar1786 is my great-great grandfather. Owner Tupai 5/06/2010 7:17 PM ET Am still looking for jessie beaman - biological father who was in the military service during WW2 1942-1943. I believe he went to American Samoa, 1976 looking for me but I had moved to Honolulu Hawaii. Please any information I will appreciate, thanks Cathy Beeman 3/31/2010 9:29 PM ET I am looking for info on Edmond Beamon father of Jeremiah and Ruth Burrow. Susan Lepine 3/26/2010 2:36 PM ET Due to a problem beyond my control my email address has changed to SMC_Lepine81@hotmail.com. Carolyn Beaman Niessner 3/03/2010 11:03 AM ET Would like to hear from anyone connected to L.R. Beaman who married Jane Montague lived in Ind. after their marriage both born in late 1700's Sue 3/02/2010 11:13 PM ET Linwood...my email address is sue_lepine@yahoo.ca Would love to hear from you. [Editor's Note: the address is now SMC_Lepine81@hotmail.com] Kathy Marconi Boody 2/28/2010 5:22 PM ET Im looking for relatives for my Great aunt her name is Hazel Beeman her dad was John Wesley Beeman married to Emma Kathryn Donald.My aunt Hazel was born in 1903 in loncaning Md. This is where all the Beemans were born in lived.John Wesleys dad was David Beeman married to Margaret Elizabeth Crowe. And Emma Kathryn Donalds father was John Thomas Donald and her mother was Mary Jane Beeman if you know anything about this wonderful family coul you please email me. Thank you Kathy Linwood 2/22/2010 2:52 PM ET Sue Lepine, your e-mail add. does not work. I have a ton of info for your inquires. e-mail me. Bill 12/30/2009 11:18 PM ET Looking for info on Leslie Beeman from Matawan, NJ who painted watercolors (about the late 1950's through the 1970's ?). Susan Novak 12/21/2009 2:08 PM ET My grandfather was Harry S. Beaman (1888 - 1936)from Fort Wayne, Indiana - originally from around Owen County (Southern Indiana). Numerous brothers & sisters - Harley, Theodore, Della, Laura...and more. I believe he came from the Francis Beaman line. I have pictures of various family members circa early 20th century if anyone is looking. Gary Williams 12/18/2009 7:00 PM ET Looking for information on my grandfather and decendents. His name is Lauder Beamon Williams (born 1903). Married to Mimmie Cashwell who was born in 1908. Doing a family history. Appreciate any help. l.green 11/05/2009 12:26 PM ET Hello,i'm trying to find more info a Leo leslie Beaman b.11 Apr. 1933 died 14 Dec.2005.I'd like to know if he had siblings and the names of his parents.Thank you very much sincerely.L.GREEN peggy beeman anderson 11/03/2009 1:55 PM ET iam trying to find out if james ivy beeman {Wife Savannah)actually served in civil war or was a civilian guard at a post in lauderdale county, MS. My line is James Ivy To James Rufus, To Ray V. Beeman, TO Fain Beeman, James Rufus moved to Texas in 1901. any verification will help Jerry Beeman 10/16/2009 1:50 PM ET I'm looking for others who can trace their family to Charles Beeman, b:May 1847, Campbell New York Father Philander Beeman B: 1824 They may have come from Yates County NY Katherine Kennedy 9/07/2009 9:54 AM ET Hi my name is Katherine Kennedy. My maiden name is Beaman. I am the daughter of David C. Beaman Sr. He is the son of Thomas C. Beaman & Beverly Z. Cohen-Beaman. I believe both of my grandparents are from N.Y. I lost my father and both grandparents in 2003 and now have no one to ask about my family history and ancestores. If anyone knows anything about this branch of Beamans please let me know. Thanks in advance. Owner Tupai 8/18/2009 3:12 PM ET Hi, Im still searching for my father Jesse Beaman/Beeman. I believe he may still be alive, he was in the WW11. Twin sisters named Fae/Fay and Mae/May. Im a resident here in Honolulu HI. Anyone who know anything, please reply. Thank you. Carolyn Beaman Niessner 7/31/2009 9:51 PM ET Lewis Beaman b. about 1783 in ILL. married Jane Montague b. 1787 in Middlesex co. VA. then moved back to ILL. Want to find names of their children or his parents. Want to find out if he is poss. same Lewis that married Susannah Craton Wheeler b. 1792 in GA. Thank you Carol Beaman Dunn 6/19/2009 10:12 PM ET I am looking for Noah Beaman who married Nancy Ann Brand. They lived in Greene County, NC. They had 13 children. I believe his father was Edmund Beaman. Can anyone help me? Jan Beeman Overree 5/31/2009 6:40 PM ET Looking for family related to Thomas Beeman, my grandfather,from Cumberland/frostburg Maryland. My father was James Albert Beeman, born in 1905. If anyone has any linage information, please email me. A. Beeman Thompson 5/20/2009 7:31 PM ET In response to D.J. Landry, Lt. Col. Beeman was my grandfather. Shelley Beeman is my mother. Lt. Col. Beeman passed away in 1963 I believe from cancer and his wife Geraldine Beeman passed away in 1990 from cancer as well. Both Shelley and Doug are still living. Sandra Beeman 5/19/2009 1:17 AM ET I wanted to tell all of you that tonight an amazing man by the name of Walter M Beeman passed away. Walt was a friend to all. He lived a live that most people only know as fiction in a book. He was in WWWII. Joined when he was only 16. He was ballet dancer in a proffessional troop. Not because he loved the dance so much as he loved picking up the girls. lol He was a mover. Had serveral companies. Traveled all over the world. But if you ever asked him what was the most amazing thing about his life he would have said... My Lord, my family and my extended family. For with Walt you were never just a friend for very long... you became family. And he served those around him with a humble heart. Full of God's grace coupled with a great sense of humor. And now that he is gone our world is all the more empty. But it is also enriched because we had the privalege of knowing him. And lets let Walt have the last word as he always said when you asked him how he was (and now it' sreally true)... GREAT, WONDERFUL & TERRIFFIC! vicky riche 5/06/2009 12:49 AM ET im looking for my uncle ..bob beem,his brother was richard beeman from des moines iowa he lived close to the zoo in kansas city Next 50 Messages >> Post a Message Name: Email: (optional) Message:

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