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I am searching for my great grandfather's family. He was Charles
Beeson born 1880ish from Princes Risborough. Moved to Reading Berks
and married Alice Maud. Had sons Ronald, Kenneth and Ivan
Melanie Beeson
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mel@liquidair.fsnet.co.uk |
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Son of EAB, son of EAB sons : JESSE
JAMES, Z.D.B DYLAN BEESONS "WILDMAN" "CORKY" In
all the world I've met not one of ours. He was a Beeson. You
know. we have a family tree. with every thing in it
z.beeson
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cplbeeson@HOTMAIL.COM |
27/05/05 |
My full name
is Arthur Trevor Beeson, born in West Bromwich, My fathers name
was Joseph Arthur Beeson and mother Mary Beeson. We
lived in Wednesbury, Midlands and worked in West Bromwich at George
Salters weighing machine company. If anyone recognises any of
the names I would like to get in touch as we have been in South Africa
for the last 20 yrs and lost touch with aunts and uncles.
Trevor Beeson
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tbeeson@chelmsford.anglican.org |
02/03/2005 |
I am researching the Beesons from Rutland
UK. My great grandfather was George Beeson born 1901 Greetham,
Oakham, Rutland. His father was William Beeson born 1856 Stretton,
Oakham, Rutland. His father was William Beeson born 1824 Stretton,
Oakham, Rutland. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Donna Kibblewhite
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dkibblewhi@aol.com |
01/03/2005 |
Hello
to all my UK cousins, My name is David Beeson. My family here
has done a great job with our history in
the States. In college, I went back as far as the 1100's in England.
I would love to share all we have if anyone there is interested.
Please let me know
David Beeson
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beeson17@yahoo.com |
21/02/2005 |
The Beeson family has flourished over the
years. Ironically, I now live in the same Ohio Township where my
grandfather (Frank A. Beeson) and grandmother (Theresa Kastner
Beeson) lived for many years before passing away. Butler Township,
located in southwestern Ohio ... north of Dayton ... was home to
the Beesons. On a sprawling farm, which is now the Dayton International
Airport, my grandparents nurtured six boys and five girls. Today,
five of the aunts and uncles are still alive. We hold a Frank Beeson
family reunion every other year allowing us to keep track of the
growing Beeson family tree.
Frank L. Beeson
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putter007@aol.com |
14/02/2005 |
I met and became friendly with an English
physician named Brian Beeson, in 1950, when he was working temporarily
at a Tuberculosis Sanitorium in Manitoba, Canada. He mentioned
that his father and he had been able to bring back some soldiers
stranded on the beach at Dunkirk, France, in May or June of 1940.
In 1950 he seemed to be in his mid 20's. I wonder if he is still
alive, and if so if one can find his whereabouts.
L.Daniel
Stern, M.D |
L.DanielStern@att.net |
24/01/2005 |
I
was just browsing through and noticed a lot of similarity. I
live in Wichita,Ks USA. My Grandfather Howard C.
Beeson Sr dob 1918 and my father his a Jr dob 1940 is about all
the Beeson I know.. but reading these I did see similarity in a
lot of the names.. like James and Edward and a few other names
that are other family names of ours. I do know our family is from
the UK somewhere but where?????
Sherry Beeson
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MrsDonley123@yahoo.com |
26/12/2004 |
Hi
my name is Stephen Beeson grandson of george beeson, son of james
beeson. I am interested in my heritage because we are an enormous
family and we all don't seem to know where in America we started.
Please go to ebeeson.com to learn some of what I'm talking
about.
Stephen Beeson
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Stephen@ebeeson.com |
25/08/2004 |
My
husband's family name is Beeson . We are trying to find out information
on his family . His father was Alan Beeson who had a brother Leonard.
They came from the Solihull area of Birmingham and their father was
Ron Beeson who ran a paint company and was a director of Aston Villa
FC. Can anyone help?
Deborah
Finch
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deborah_finch@merck.com |
24/06/2004 |
Trying to find information for partner David Beeson and his father,
brother, Derek Beeson and Steven Beeson. Derek has a sister named
Pam and their father was Fred Beeson and his father was Sydney Beeson.
They originate from Battersea area of London. It would be lovely
to trace any distant relations.
Benita |
bparsliffe@hotmail.com |
09/04/2004 |
Margaret Hedges/Saunders(= Mrs Beeson)(=my Great
Aunt Maggy)(=daughter of Nellie Saunders, who married Ernest James
Hedges August 1897 in Hillingdon, Middlesex);
Margatet married Arthur Edward Beeson and had children Arthur Charles,
Peter, Colin;
Margaret married: Christ Church Woking, 1920
Q4, Oct 17th (see cert.) moved to: Woking, 62 Courtenay Road;
I spent some holidays there;
Arthur Edward Beeson (Railwayman); father=Edward
Beeson, Gardener; Witnesses= Ernest Beeson, Gladys Winifred Beeson;
Maggie died: 1978, Woking, see death cert.;not found yet in local
burial or cremation records; Arthur her
husband died
before
Maggie.
Does this ring any bells with anyone out there?
Alan King |
diankay@aol.com |
06/04/2004 |
I
live in Milton Keynes and know very little of my family history
save that the paternal side come from Birmingham. my paternal great-grandfather
was called Samuel Beeson. My paternal grandfather was called Frank
Beeson but I have no idea what his wife was called. She died in the
1930s. Frank Beeson died in about 1978. Frank had 4 legitimate children:
Cyril, Lillian, Leslie and Kenneth. With the exception of my father
Leslie I suspect they are all now dead; certainly Kenneth is, he
died in 2001. I think there was one other child Jean who was (I understand)
born out of wedlock. My father was born in 1926 so his siblings will
have been born no earlier than 1920 nor later
than 1930.
My father's family lived in the Yardley area before moving to
Fordrough Lane, Bordesley Green.
My father has no interest in developing any contacts with members
of his family but I do. Any enlightenment would be welcome therefore.
Stuart Beeson
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stuart@beesons.net |
04/03/2004 |
I
am trying to trace Beesons from Lincs but again not too sure about
this. My father was Gordon Beeson, his parents were Horace Beeson
and Doris Beeson nee Green. Hhorace's father was William who I
first find in 1881 census married to Ada/Adelaide Milner. His
birth place
is shown as Great Hale, Lincs but I cannot verify this. They married
in 1877 in Chesterfield, Derbys. His father's name is left blank,
but a later marriage shows his father listed as Henry. Help!!!!!!
Lynn Marsh |
marshboggymarsh@aol.com |
02/03/2004 |
My
name is Michele Beeson. I am trying to find my father William
Charles Beeson (approx.1950-1954). All I know is that he is supposed
to be from Butte Montana. My mother met him in Colorado and from
there they moved to NY where I was born in 1973. Then they moved
to Florida where he lived with us till I was six or so then he
was
gone and that is all I know. If you have any info that may help
me in my search for him or my family please contact me right
away. I
am very interested. I have a family of my own and would like them
to know their heritage.
Michele
Beeson |
laloca642@aol.com |
29/02/2004 |
My
g.g.g. grandfather was John Beeson, blacksmith , bn, 1801 ± in
Chenies Bucks., his son Thomas William Beeson worked as a steam
engine fitter in Swindon 1860-1875, he had 3 children Eliza, Arthur,
and
Edith (listed as Bisson 1881 census). Arthur married Frances Annie
Martin in Reading 1885. He was a ventriloquist and magician in
the Old Music Halls. He had 4 children Dora (md. Embling, Mabel
(my grandmother,
md Leonard Cable), Arthur RUSSELL, and Florence,(aka Tiny). I have
lots more info so if you are interested or can add any more please
contact me.
Lesley Cornish
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cornish.family1@virgin.net |
25/02/2004 |
I
would be interested to know on your searches has anyone come across
an Albert Loos Jack Beeson who was born in Colchester Essex in
1911.
Many thanks. Ian Beeson
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norab@dial.pipex.com |
03/12/2003 |
My
great grandfather was born in 1871 his father was John Beeson,
born 1845 in Stepney. His father was Samuel
Beeson
born around 1810 birth place unknown. Lots of other male siblings
from above
so maybe someone may be able to help me with my search. Please do
put a
message on the board for me to see if anyone knows of any East End
Beesons.
Thanks. Shirley Keenan (nee Beeson) |
shirley_keenan59@hotmail.com |
21/11/2003 |
Trying
to contact descendents of Alice May BEESON and James Frederick
RANDS who married 1917 in Wandsworth, Surrey. Had three children
Frederick H Rands, Irene M Rands and Reginald Victor.
Frank Rands
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frank@aumarire.co.nz |
09/09/2003 |
I am trying to find information on the Elizabeth Beeson who married
Jacob Elliot, born Nov 11 1752(Sadsbury, York Co., Pa). I would
like her DOB, etc, when they were married, where, and also the names
and
DOB of their children etc. The only one I have is Susannah
Elliot, DOB: July 31 1789, in either N.C. or TN. Susannah married
William Dimmitt
in 1809. Several Dimmitts married Elliots, and I am curious if these
are Susannah's siblings. Thanks for any help.
Colleen Wisdom |
wisdom@nvinet.com |
09/07/2003 |
I
have a Frank Beeson in my family tree. He was born in Six Bells,
Abertillery and married my aunt. They had three children - Brian,
Gordon and John - all still living. Frank and my aunt moved from
South Wales to Birmingham around 1937 but divorced a few years
later. Frank stayed in Birmingham, but I cannot find what happened
to him. Any help appreciated.
Shirley |
Postyfem@aol.com |
07/07/2003 |
I
wrote to you a few weeks ago wondering if you knew of any Beesons
in Frisby on the Wreake. I have now found out that my Beesons
are actually from Rearsby and Jane Beeson married my ancestor
Isaac Marriott. The problem is now that I have found that on
the marriage info it only lists Jane's mother as Anne Beeson
as does the christening info. Is there any way to discover if
this Jane was born out of wedlock? Would church records show
this? If this Jane was born out of wedlock, I am guessing that
Anne Beeson (born 1808 in Rearsby) was the daughter of John Beeson
and Barbara Thompson(married July 10, 1776 in Rearsby. From there
I can only guess which John Beeson (born 1773 or 1770) is my
descendant. As you can see this all hinges upon finding out:
a. Was Jane a bastard child?
b. Did Anne Beeson come from Rearsby?
c. Is she the Anne Beeson of 1808 belonging to John and Barbara?
d. Which John is which?
Any suggestions you can give me to unravel this little mystery is appreciated.
Karen Mahoney
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mahoney@klondiker.com |
01/07/2003 |
My
grandfather was Jesse Lloyd Beeson born in 1903 in Uvalde, Texas.
He spent his twenties in Breckenridge and Abilene, TX. I've been
trying
to find any relatives of my grandfather.
Larry Boyd |
majboyd@swbell.net |
12/06/2003 |
Hello,
My name is Brandie Beeson. I was just curious to know about my family
history a little more..I am the granddaughter of Dale Beeson, Daughter
of Steven Beeson. If anyone would like to keep contact, I would love
to get to know my family better. Thanks and God Bless! |
Dollfacedivva@yahoo.com
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17/05/2003 |
I am
trying to find out some geneology stemming from my grandfather's father
Thomas Beeson Marriott, born in Frisby on the Wreake. Beeson appears
to be an unusual middle name, so we assume it was a family name from
his mother, Jane Marriott ( maiden name unknown). His father, Isaac
Marriott, was born in 1833, so I assume that his wife was born somewhere
near that time. Does anyone know of any Beesons in Frisby? Also, we
believe that Jane is possibly from Rearsby(?)
Karen Mahoney
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mahoney@klondiker.com |
11/05/2003 |
My
family surname is Beason , my grandfather Billy was the boxer from
Birmingham. Frank Beason married Annie Dennis , they had 4 children
Frank, Alice , Annie & Wiliam (the Boxer) Bill married Phylis
Stanley they had 4 children Bill, Jean, Frank (my dad ) and Carol.
Frank
married
Carole Street they had 3 children Julie, Lisa and Joseph. My family
were born in Birmingham, England. Julie Jeffs |
adejeffs@btopenworld.com
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14/04/2003 |
My
great grandfather was James H Beeson who was born 1869/1870 in Stepney,
he worked as a draper's clerk. He was married to Harriet who orignally
came from Northamptonshire, their daughter was called Elizabeth and
she was born in 1896/7. I do not know if she had any younger siblings,
can anyone help me out? Lynn Prior |
jim.prior@ntlworld.com |
02/03/2003 |
I'm
researching my branch of the Beesons and have got back to James Beeson,
born c.1802 (possibly in Chenies, or surrounding area). His father's
name was William. I know that by 1850 James had moved to London (Strouds
Vale, near Kings Cross) and was probably working on the railway. By
then he was widowed, but I haven't managed to discover anything about
his first marriage. Does anyone have any other info? |
sandra@beeson75.freeserve.co.uk |
23/03/03 |
I
am trying to locate my childhood best friend. Does anyone knows of
any Beesons, namely James, Leonard, Judith or Louise that lived in
Sutton Coldfield during the early 1980's?
Nigel Spencer |
nigel@helenspencer.fsnet.co.uk |
22/03/03 |
Hi
My Name is Jeanene Beeson. I find this Beeson Curios site very interesting.
My grandfathers name is Ronald Frederick Beeson and his father (my
great grandfathers) name is Frederick Beeson. Frederick was married
to a lady called Alice Mena From Germany. All I know is that they
came from England. I live in Qld, Australia. Hope someone may be able
to help. |
jeanene_beeson@hotmail.com |
03/03/03 |
I
have an Elizabeth Beeson in my Husband's tree. She was born c1850
in Buckinghamshire. She married a Henry Axten in Oct 1877. They had
3 children. Mary Ann born c1878, Catherine born c1880 and John Thomas
born c1886. The last my husband's grandfather. They were all born
in Buckinghamshire. I have no other information on Elizabeth.
Margaret Chard |
margaretchard@hotmail.com |
19/01/03 |
Trying
to find out more about the 'Watford' Beeson. My dad Brain Ernest and
his dad Ernest ... (died about 1969). Any more info please contact
myself.
Ian Beeson |
ibeesty@aol.com
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01/11/02 |
My
father Wallace l Beeson died a couple months ago and he was the only
Beeson I knew related to my family tree. David Lee Beeson born on
May 25 1971 in Detroit, Mich, looking for some family history if anybody
is related in any way. |
dlbeeson@hotmail.com |
23/08/02 |
My
husband is looking for relatives of his biological father (whom he
never met). We know that Colin Gordon Beeson, originally from Guildford,
UK, died in approx. 1985. My husband was later approached by Colin's
wife, Frieda, but she stopped writing all of a sudden. She did tell
us that they had a son together. So who knows a Colin Gordon Beeson,
Frieda Beeson and/or their son? Email: nnijsen@hotmail.com Name: Nicole
Nijsen |
nnijsen@hotmail.com |
09/07/02 |
My
name is Jon Beeson and I live in south west London. I believe the
name Beeson originates from the ancient anglo saxon term for 'Peter'
which was apparently called 'Bee' (Or something similar). Therefore
Beeson means 'Peter's son'. |
jrb698@yahoo.com |
27/05/02 |
My
name is Leslie ADAM Beeson(1968). My Grandfather came from the Mile
End Road area of London and later lived in Edmonton Middlesex. His
name was Leslie Anderson (1896). My dad's name was Leslie Edward (1930).
We are just starting out on the name trail and are having a lot of
trouble tracing where we came from, from Australia. We have partial
family tree from my aunty in Carshalton Surrey. Her name is Olive
Parker (1924). My Grandmothers maiden name was Agnes May Chalk (?)
and I believe that her family came from around Salisbury. Does any
of this fit in with your research on the BEESON name. |
abeeson@ansonic.com.au |
18/03/02 |
I am
interested in the history of the Beeson/Beason spelling of our name.
I would like to hear WHEN, WHY, AND BY WHOM, the spelling was changed?
Any old stories of the change would be appreciated. Thank You Danny
Beason |
dbeason@www.com |
18/03/02 |
Does
the name Beeson originate from persons involved in beekeeping? |
brad@ore-inc.com
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28/02/02 |
My
great-grandmother's name was Hellen Elizabeth Beeson married Henry
Tilling on May 23, 1894 in the Parish of Sunningdale, Birkshire. Hellen
had a sister Sarah (married to Charles Slyfield?) and a brother Charles
who were witnesses at her wedding. Hellen and Henry emigrated to Canada
(where I live) in about 1908. Does this mean anything to anyone else?
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sheppardshawn@hotmail.com |
26/02/02 |
Hi,
Interested to see your page. My son is Billy Beeson (1999) My name
is Simon Beeson (1961) My father was Colin Charles Beeson (1932-1975).
We know very little about his family, although my mum Mary (nee)
Lawton
is starting to look. My grandfather was Charles Beeson (?-1970?
Westrum,Kent). We think he was born in Catford, but have no proof.
I know the
graveyard
in Chorleywood has many Beesons: it is my sister in law's church
by co-incidence. Are these the "Rickmansworth" Beesons? You will see
I continue the "Charles" name, and my other grandfathers name "Arnold"
Lawton. If you do know anything about my family, I would be interested
to hear. My grandfather worked for Wimpy Builders most of his life.
Trivia: we once owned the car plate "CB 65". |
simonbeeson@hotmail.com |
25/08/2001 |
Our
Beeson family are from Reading, Berkshire, England from where this
family migrated to Augstralia in 1978. My family consists of my husband,
myself and three daughters plus a son-in-law and two grandchildren.
We have lived in the Brisbane suburbs of Rochedale and Calamvale since
1978 and have been tracing our Beeson family for a couple of years
without much luck in the UK before my Grandfather Robert George Beeson.
From this site I have now traced the Beesons in the UK - it is so
exciting!! |
chrisrich@ozemail.com.au |
10/08/2001 |
Researching
the Beeson Family who originated in Westminster, London (early
1800s) & moved
north to Sheffield, then finally settled in Staffordshire |
clairelboot@aol.com |
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Looking
for information on a James Charles Beason who died in Birmingham in
1931 and is buried in Witton cemetary |
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Info
on Billy Beason, a 'famous' boxer from Birmingham |
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