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BEAMAN Family History, Part IV

John Carl BEAMAN (~1844-1930)

1B2FA. John "Carl" Beaman was born on April 24, in either 1844 or 1848, in Indiana. He married Martha "Mattie" Morgan on October 26, 1872, in Clarke County, Iowa. They had at least seven children:

1B2FA1.	Nellie Beaman	25 Aug 1875	9 Mar 1951	(75)
1B2FA2.	Frederick Carl Beaman	Jul 1876	--	--
1B2FA3.	William Warren Beaman	4 Apr (1878/1879)	24 Feb 1948	(68)
1B2FA4.	Edwin Beaman	(1878-1879)	--	--
1B2FA4.	Edward Everette Beaman	Apr (1881)	Nov 1932	(51)
1B2FA6.	Albert Beaman	--	--	--
1B2FA7.	Clara Cloe Beaman	May 1883	--	--

Martha "Mattie" (Morgan) Beaman died in 1884 at about the age of 30. She is buried in Hopeville Cemetery, Hopeville, Clarke County, Indiana.

John Carl Beaman died on September 8, 1930, while in his early 80s. He is buried alongside Mattie in Hopeville Cemetery.

Noah Randall BEAMAN⁵ (~1846-1924)

1B2FB. Noah Randall Beaman⁵ was variously reported to be born between 1845 and 1849 in Indiana, perhaps in Morgan Township, Owen County. As a young boy, his family moved west into Iowa and by 1860 settled in Doyle Township, Clarke County. He married Mary Ellen McCutchan about 1883 and had three children:

1B2FB1.	Jesse Beaman	1884/1885	--	--
1B2FB2.	Laura Beaman	1889/1890	--	--
1B2FB3.	Walter D. Beaman (Sr.)6	13 Aug 1894	Jan 1967	(72)

The Beamans moved from Noah's boyhood home in Doyle Township north into neighboring Troy Township.

Noah Randall Beaman died in 1924 in his late 70s. He is buried at Murray Cemetery in Troy Township, Clarke County, Iowa.

Mary Ellen (McCutchan) Beaman died 13 years later on November 28, 1937. She was 77 years old. She is also buried in Murray Cemetery.

Mary Jane (BEAMAN OZIAH) BACHELOR (1850-1923)

1B2FC. Mary Jane Beaman was born on September 9, 1850, in Indiana. She married Lucius Minor Oziah and later married Charles Bachelor.

Mary Jane (Beaman Oziah) Bachelor died on October 4, 1923, at the age of 73, in Grant Township, Page County, Iowa. She is buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Grant Township, Page County, Iowa.

William T. BEAMAN (1855-)

1B2FB. William T. Beaman was born in April 1855, in Iowa. He married Mary Arnold and had two daughters:

1B2FD1.	Addie B. Beaman	Mar 1886	--	--
1B2FD2.	Emma Beaman	Jan 1890	--	--

Martha E. (BEAMAN) DENNIS (~1857-)

1B2FE. Martha E. Beaman was born about 1856 or 1857 in Iowa. She married Mr. Dennis.

Alice M. (BEAMAN) SPARKS (~1859-1932)

1B2FF. Alice M. Beaman was born about 1859 in Iowa, likely in Doyle Township, Clarke County. She married Mr. Sparks.

Alice M. (Beaman) Sparks died in 1932 at about the age of 73. She is buried at Rose Hill Cemetery in Shenandoah, Grant Township, Page County, Iowa.

Isabell A. (BEAMAN) CHEW (~1860-)

1B2FG. Isabell A. Beaman was born about 1859 or 1860 in Iowa, probably in Doyle Township, Clarke County. She married Mr. Chew.

Margaret H. (BEAMAN) MCCUTCHAN (1862-1922)

1B2FH. Margaret "Maggie" H. Beaman was born on April 10, 1862, in Iowa, probably in Doyle Township, Clarke County. She married Randolph McCutchan on August 16, 1885.

Margaret H. (Beaman) McCutchan died on May 3, 1922, at the age of 60. She is buried at Hopeville Cemetery, Hopeville, Clarke County, Iowa.

Clarinda (BEAMAN) SHIELDS (1864-1949)

1B2FI. Clarinda "Clara" Beaman was born on Octoberr 10, 1864, in Clarke County, Iowa, probably in Doyle Township. She married Mr. Shields.

Clarinda "Clara" (Beaman) Shields died on July 25, 1949, in Ellston, Ringgold County, Iowa. She is buried in Hopeville Cemetery, Hopeville, Clarke County, Iowa.

Louisa Adeline (BEAMAN) CHEW (~1865-)

1B2FJ. Louisa Adeline (Eliza) Beaman was born on December 25, 1865, in Iowa, probably in Doyle Township, Clarke County. She married Lawson Sylvester Chew in 1890.

Louisa Adeline (Beaman) Chew died in 1944, at about the age of 78. She is buried in Hopeville Cemetery, Hopeville, Clarke County, Iowa.

William C(asbell) BEAMAN (1847-1911)

1B2X1. William C(asbell) Beaman was born about 1847, probably in Owen County, Indiana. He was first recorded in 1850 in the household of Samuel Beaman and Samuel's younger sisters in Morgan Township. He may have been adopted by the Beaman family or perhaps the child of one of Samuel's elder siblings.

Over the years and moves westward that followed, William was enumerated with Catharine (Beaman) Clinkenbeard in 1856, after the family moved to Long Creek Township, Decature County, Iowa, around 1852^{[Cen 1856]}; and later with Samuel's and Catharine's mother, Mary (Langdon Beaman) Randall, and Mary's husband Noah Randall in Otter Township, Warren County, Iowa.^{[Cen 1860]}

William is said to have served in the Iowa 3rd Regiment Cavalry during the Civil War.