Elizabeth (McCollum) Beebe (1796)

Born 1796 in Gloucester, New Jersey, United States

Descendants

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Biography

Elizabeth was born in 1796. ^[1][2]

Genealogical Records

Census Records

• Primary Source, United States Census, 1850, ^[1] : Data summary: In the 1850 census, John Manly, age (33) was the head of a Williamsburg, Williamsburg Township, Clermont, Ohio household. Members of the household include:

1. ) 1850 Williamsburg, Ohio Census, Image 37 of 45: John Manly, Male, 53, Ohio, Farmer. {Head of house, age from text appears to be 33, rather than the indexed age of 53.}
2. ) Hannah Manly, Female, 26, Ohio. {Implied wife, and daughter of Elizabeth Beebe.}
   1. ) Joseph E Manly, Male, 12, Ohio. {Implied son.}
   2. ) George W Manly, Male, 5, Ohio {Implied son.}
   3. ) Mary E Manly, Female, 1, Ohio {Implied daughter.}
3. ) Elizabeth Beebe, Female, 54, New Jersey. {Implied mother-in-law.}
   1. ) James Beebe, Male, Sawyer, 22, Ohio. {Implied brother-in-law.}
   2. ) Josiah Beebe, Male, 28, Cooper, Ohio. {Implied brother-in-law.}
4. ) Hartman Stain, Male, 36, Ohio; Idiot. {Relationship unknown.}

Published Genealogical Information

• Secondary Source, Dr. Alan Henry, The Beebe Family, ^[2] Data:

1. ) Beebe Family; page 910: Josiah Beebe, son of Thomas b. 1784 at Gloucester Co., NJ.; m. 12 Feb 1910 Elizabeth McCollum at Gloucester, NJ; d. after 1837. Elizabeth McCollum was born circa 1796 in New Jersey and was recorded, with her sons James and Josiah, in the 1850 Williamsburg, Clermont, Ohio Census:
   1. Children of Josiah Beebe and Elizabeth McCollum Beebe:
      1. ) Malcolm Beebe (2065); b. 13 June 1812.
      2. ) Thomas Beebe; b. ca. 1820; occ. Carpenter; living with brother Marcomb in 1860 census.
      3. ) Josiah Beebe; b. ca. 1822; occ. Cooper; age 28 in 1850 census.
      4. ) James Beebe; b. ca. 1828; age 22 in 1850 census.

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Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} United States Census, 1850, database with images, FamilySearch (rev : 21 December 2020), Josiah Beebe in household of John Manly, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Township, Clermont, Ohio, United States; citing family , NARA microfilm publication (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.). John Manly in the 1850 US census.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Henry, Dr. Alan; The Beebe Family, 2011. Written by Dr. Alan Henry, compiled and web-published in 2020 by Les Sullivan.

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