Helen Louise Tift (1847 - 1943)

Born 21 Dec 1847 in Groton, New London, Connecticut, United States

Ancestors

Wife of Silas Edwin Beebe — married 16 Nov 1870 in Groton, Connecticut,

Died 8 Nov 1943 at age 95 in Mystic, Stonington, New London, Connecticut, United States

Biography

Helen Louse (Tift) Beebe], daughter of Amos Chapman Tift (1808–1883) and Phebe (Harding) Tift (1819–1901), was born 21 Dec 1847, and she died 8 Nov 1943 (aged 95). ^[1]

Genealogical Records

Death Record Extracts

• Primary Source, (burial); Tertiary Source (biography), Find A Grave Index ^[1]: Data Summary:

1. ) Find A Grave: Memorial #112033159 Helen Louse (Tift) Beebe, daughter of Amos Chapman Tift (1808–1883) and Phebe (Harding) Tift (1819–1901), was born 21 Dec 1847, and she died 8 Nov 1943 (aged 95).
   1. ) Siblings: Henry Harding Tift (1841–1922); William Orville Tift (1843–1903);

Caroline (Tift) Holmes (1845–1940); Eliza (Tift) Noyes (1850–1900); Edmund Harding Tift (1853–1917); and Annie Mallory (Tift) Buckley (1863–1940);

1. 1. ) Marriage. Helen Louse Tift married Silas Edwin Beebe (1844–1927) and was the mother of :
      1. ) Children: Carolyn Harding (Beebe) Whitehouse (1873–1950)
   2. ) BURIAL. Helen Louise (Tift) Beebe was buried in the Elm Grove Cemetery at Mystic, New London County, Connecticut, USA

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Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1} Find A Grave Index,

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