Story of Mordecai Bean Pioneer and His Descendants
Biographical sketch tracing Mordecai Bean and his extended family from 18th century land grants near Frederick County to Civil War era life. It notes Isaac Zane Jr Iron Furnace, Bean Cave, marriages, and multiple generations including Major James Bean and descendants who settled across Ohio, Alaska, California, and beyond.
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Mordecai Bean
Frederick County
Isaac Zane, Jr
North Mountain
Henry Secrist
Michael White
Jacob Cackley
Taylor
Isaac
Evan Thomas
James Bean
Mordecai
Nathan
James
Elizabeth
Rebecca
Southern
Nathan Bean
Jonathan Jenkins
James Jenkins
Isaac H. Faulkner
Maud Rosenberger
Samuel Hodgson
Round Hill
James, Jr
Miss Fawcett
Joseph Fawcett
Joe Fawcett Bean
Ohio
Union Army
Grand
Dentist 92, Frederick Dentist Dr Thomas S Bader Dies
Frederick Maryland. Dr Thomas S Bader a Sanieae dentist who missed only two days in 70 years is dead. He died Sunday from a fall at a daughter's home that fractured his right hip and led to complications. He was believed to be the nation's oldest practicing dentist.
Williams Family Burial and Ancestral Home in Taylor Furnace
Stephen Williams born 1880 James Alfred 1882 Nathan Bean 1884 Patrick Henry 1887 David Presler 1889 Mary Annie 1891 were all born and lived in the old brick house at Taylor Furnace. Mordecai Bean, pioneer, is buried in the family cemetery on the Taylor Furnace place. Descendants rest in the nearby cemetery beside St. John’s Church visible from the home site.
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Chester
Stephen Williams
James Alfred Williams
Washington
D. C
Nathan Bean Williams
California
Taylor Furnace
Mordecai Bean
St. John’s Church
Eisenhower Sings Christmas Carols at Columbia Home
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower greeted Barnard College students outside his Columbia residence for a candlelit carol sing along. He joined in singing The Night Before Christmas and O Come All Ye Faithful after returning from a Korean front visit.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Barnard College
Columbia
Eisenhower
Florence Sloan
Barnard
Greenwich
Conn
Judith Leverone
Boston
Missing 52 Portable Radios from Eisenhower Campaign Train
Staffers were asked to account for 52 of 60 RCA portable radios sent for Eisenhower's special campaign train. eight radios had been returned. The memo urged staff to check belongings and drop off any due refunds or explanations.
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New York
Eisenhower
Radio Corporation of America
James M. Lambie Jr
RCA
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L. A. Richards Photo
Famous Taylor Furnace
L. Adolph Richards
Joseph Fawcett Bean
Joseph Henry Bean
Bean
Maud Wright
Bessie
Isaac Wright
Bessie Wise
Debra Bean
Randolph Cooper
Anna Bean
Austin
Washington, D. C
Conley
Alaska
Klondike
Calvin
Davis
W. Va
Amy
Rev. Fearnon
Edgar
Blanton
Stadden
Gertrude Hemelright
Lulu R
Lulu
Arelia Bean
James Bean, Jr
Major James Bean
J. Harvey Williams
Daisy Edora Williams
Win
Eruse Nurseries
Bloomington, Dl
Frederick, Md
Winchester
eSherveera Advertising Column
Rhodes Jewelry CO
Rhodes
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
West Piccadilly
Eaton’s
Crane’s
White & Wyckoff
Pifer’s
North Loudou
Baker & Anderson
North Braddock
North Loudoun
Ward
Ward's
Huntsberry
Miller & Anderson
East Boscawen
John W. Rosenberger & CO
South Braddock
J. W. Arthur