Jacob Beals, Jr. - Revision history

Mouser: /* Sources */ Added Under the Maltese Cross page listing military service

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‎Sources: Added Under the Maltese Cross page listing military service

Liz: obituary of J. Lamont Hunter & gravestone of Clara A. Beals Hunter from findagrave.com

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obituary of J. Lamont Hunter & gravestone of Clara A. Beals Hunter from findagrave.com

Liz: /* Sources */ move linke to Salem Lutheran Cemetery Assoc to rt. column; add notation

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Liz: records of Salem Lutheran Church

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records of Salem Lutheran Church

Brady: /* Sources */ civil war record

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‎Sources: civil war record

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Liz: Military record added to vital stats section

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Military record added to vital stats section

Liz: /* Sources */ Jacob Beals gravestone transcription: add GAR flagholder

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‎Sources: Jacob Beals gravestone transcription: add GAR flagholder

Liz: /* Photos */ Jacob BEals Jr. flagholder: GAR 1861-1865

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‎Photos: Jacob BEals Jr. flagholder: GAR 1861-1865

Liz: /* Places of Residence */ page link to complete 1877 Beaver Twp map

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‎Places of Residence: page link to complete 1877 Beaver Twp map

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 A compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States Civil War.
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 |'''Records of Salem Lutheran Church''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co. Pa, partial transcription March 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams and Nancy Beals Walls.<br>From handwritten record book dated 20 Feb 1846, alphabetical list of members: Beals, [[Jacob Beals|Jacob Sr.]], Jacob Jr., [[Benjamin Beals|Benjamin]], Elizabeth, [[William Beals|William]], Wm.
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 |'''Gravestone of Clara A. (Miller?) Beals Hunter''', Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Beaver Twp., Clarion Co. PA.  See photo a FindAGrave.com:  http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=20473649
 * Clara A.  wife of J. L. Hunter, born Dec. 29 1840, died Dec. 29 1884, Aged 44 years.
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 " Mr. J.L. Hunter died at his home near Edenburg, Saturday February 20th, after a protracted illness. ..The deceased was born in Monroe township, this county, December 4th, 1852, and spent the earlier years of his life on his father's farm. He was thrice married, his first wife being Mary Fetzer, of Monroe township, and to them was born one daughter who is still living, the mother having been called home in her daughter's early childhood. His second wife was a '''Mrs. Beals''', of Beaver township, whose death occurred some years later, without issue. On April 5th, 1886, he was united in marriage with Miss Carrie L. Cribbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cribbs, of Monroe township. ......."
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 * The gravestone for J. Lamont Hunter is pictured on FindAGrave.com website. His gravestone at Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Beaver Twp., Clarion Co. PA   reads: J. L. Hunter 1852-1897.<br> The website indicates further:  Birth Dec. 4, 1852, Clarion Co. PA; Death Feb. 20, 1897 Knox, Clarion Co.PA.  Child:  Iva M. Hunter McElhatten (1876-1951). Her page indicates b.7 Nov 1876, d. 17 Dec. 1951, buried Clarion Cemetery. (Her mother, spouse not indicated).  Pages by Linda Jemmett.  See: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=20473492
 * The death of Clara A. (Miller?)Beals occurred before April 1886, when her 2nd husband J. Lamont Hunter married a third time, as indicated in his obituary above.
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 census record: In Beaver Twp., Jacob Beals, Jr. and his wife Clara.

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-| '''Marriage''' ||about 1859? based on infant grave 1860 || || To  Clara A. Miller ||<sup class="reference">[8][9]</sup>
+| '''Marriage''' ||about 1859? based on infant grave 1860 || || To  Clara A. (Miller?) ||<sup class="reference">[8][9]</sup>
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 |'''Records of Salem Lutheran Church''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co. Pa, partial transcription March 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams and Nancy Beals Walls.<br>From handwritten record book dated 20 Feb 1846, alphabetical list of members: Beals, [[Jacob Beals|Jacob Sr.]], Jacob Jr., [[Benjamin Beals|Benjamin]], Elizabeth, [[William Beals|William]], Wm.
 |[[Records of Salem Lutheran Church, partial transcription 1995]]
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 * The 1860 census taken 18 June 1860 lists daughter Mary's age as one month; thus she was born in May 1860. Apparently the son and daughter of Jacob & Clara Beals were twins, from this census date, and the son's gravestone at Emanuel Lutheran cemetery.
 * Margaret Kahle lists Mary A. Beals as a child of Jacob & Clara Beals.  However, from her gravestone transcription, her birth date calculates to be about 21 March 1860.  That would make her almost 3 months old at the time of the 1860 census. Either some portion of the death date incorrectly engraved, or miss-transcribed, or this child belongs to other parents.
+* The gravestone for J. Lamont Hunter is pictured on FindAGrave.com website. His gravestone at Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Beaver Twp., Clarion Co. PA   reads: J. L. Hunter 1852-1897.<br> The website indicates further:  Birth Dec. 4, 1852, Clarion Co. PA; Death Feb. 20, 1897 Knox, Clarion Co.PA.  Child:  Iva M. Hunter McElhatten (1876-1951). Her page indicates b.7 Nov 1876, d. 17 Dec. 1951, buried Clarion Cemetery. (Her mother, spouse not indicated).  Pages by Linda Jemmett.  See: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=20473492
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 census record: In Beaver Twp., Jacob Beals, Jr. and his wife Clara.

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-|'''[[Cemetery Association Record: Jacob Beals|Cemetery Association Record]]''' from Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association lists ''Jacob Beals'', 1806-1899, as married to ''Elizabeth Brey'', 1808-1899.  It lists their descendants down as far as four generations in some places.  Some of those descendants are my anscestors, including son ''James Beals'', daughter-in-law ''Olive Bower'', grandson ''Elgie Beals'' and grandaughter-in-law ''Winnie Kline''.
+|'''Salem Lutheran Cemetery Association Record''' , transcribed Feb. 1995 by Elizabeth W. Williams & Nancy Walls.<br>1-1 Jacob Beals   1806 - 1899                                         (5011)  married Elizabeth Brye  1808 - 1899                                     (5011)  <br>1-2 Jacob Beals    married  Clara Miller.<br>Note: These records appear to include family history notes, as well as a record of burials.  Jacob Beals, Jr., ( possibly Clara Miller), & two of their children are buried at Emanuel Lutheran cemetery, Beaver Twp. Clarion Co. PA.
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	A compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States Civil War.		A compilation of military records (including state rosters, pension records, and regimental histories) of individual soldiers who served in the United States Civil War.
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		+	\|'''Records of Salem Lutheran Church''', Salem Twp., Clarion Co. Pa, partial transcription March 1995 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams and Nancy Beals Walls.<br>From handwritten record book dated 20 Feb 1846, alphabetical list of members: Beals, [[Jacob Beals\|Jacob Sr.]], Jacob Jr., [[Benjamin Beals\|Benjamin]], Elizabeth, [[William Beals\|William]], Wm.
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		+	American Civil War Soldiers
		+	Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 28 August 1862.
		+	Enlisted in Company G, 155th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 28 Aug 1862.
		+	Mustered Out Company G, 155th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 2 Jun 1865 at Washington, DC.
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-| '''Birth'''  || 13 Feb. 1836 || (possibly Lehigh Co. )PA ||  <sup class="reference">[9]</sup>
+| '''Birth'''  || 13 Feb. 1836 || (possibly Lehigh Co. )PA ||  <sup class="reference">[6][7][9]</sup>
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-| '''Marriage''' ||about 1859? based on infant grave 1860 || || To  Clara A. Miller ||<sup class="reference">[8]</sup>
+| '''Marriage''' ||about 1859? based on infant grave 1860 || || To  Clara A. Miller ||<sup class="reference">[8][9]</sup>
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-| '''Hiram Beals biography''' Hiram Beals, an honored veteran of the Civil war and a leading citizen of Richland township, Clarion county, was born July 31, 1840, in Venango county, Penn., and is a son of Jacob Beals, a native of Berks county, of German descent. The mother, who bore the maiden name of Elizabeth Bry, was born in Lehigh county, and was a daughter of Michael Bry.  In 1839 the parents took up their residence in Venango county, where the father died at the age of eighty-three years, but the mother is still living at the advanced age of ninety.  He was a famer by occupation, a Democrat in politics and a Lutheran in religious belief.  The mother is also a consistent member of the Church.  Their family numbered eight children, namely:  Flora Anna; Samuel; Benjamin; Jacob;, who was a Union soldier during the Rebellion; William; Hiram; Levi; and James. (See complete article). From ''Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania (Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson and Clarion Counties)'', 1898 by Beers, p. 1408.
+| '''Hiram Beals biography''' Hiram Beals, an honored veteran of the Civil war and a leading citizen of Richland township, Clarion county, was born July 31, 1840, in Venango county, Penn., and is a son of Jacob Beals, a native of Berks county, of German descent. The mother, who bore the maiden name of Elizabeth Bry, was born in Lehigh county, and was a daughter of Michael Bry.  In 1839 the parents took up their residence in Venango county, where the father died at the age of eighty-three years, but the mother is still living at the advanced age of ninety.  He was a famer by occupation, a Democrat in politics and a Lutheran in religious belief.  The mother is also a consistent member of the Church.  Their family numbered eight children, namely:  Flora Anna; Samuel; Benjamin; Jacob, who was a Union soldier during the Rebellion; William; Hiram; Levi; and James. (See complete article). From ''Commemorative Biographical Record of Central Pennsylvania (Centre, Clearfield, Jefferson and Clarion Counties)'', 1898 by Beers, p. 1408.
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 |'''Gravestone transcriptions, Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery''' by Elizabeth W. Williams 1991 & 2006.
-*Jacob Beals Born Feb 13 1836  Died Mar. 9 1877
+*Jacob Beals Born Feb 13 1836  Died Mar. 9 1877.  Flagholder: GAR 1861-1865
 *Infant son of J & C Beals, died May 21 1860 aged 5 days.
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 Photo of Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Beaver Twp., Clarion Co. Pa, as it appeared at twilight in 1991. Only the front 2 or 3 rows were maintained. The remainder featured broken stones, sunken graves, and was abandoned to undergrowth. The gravestone of Jacob Beals, Jr. can be seen at center left.   Photo Sept. 1991 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams
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+[[Image:Gravestone, Jacob Beals, Jr..JPG|180 px|left|thumb|Gravestone of Jacob Beals, Jr. Flagholder: GAR 1861-1865]]
 [[Image:Gravestone Inscription, Jacob Beals, Jr.JPG|180px|left|thumb|Jacob Beals Born Feb 13 1836  Died Mar. 9 1877]]
 By 2006 the neglected area had been reclaimed, with white wooden crosses marking graves without stones. Photos of gravestone and inscription taken Oct 2006 by Elizabeth Wilson Williams

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 Farms of Samuel Beals, Jacob Beals, Jr. and Emanuel Lutheran Church, Beaver Twp., from the 1877 Caldwell Atlas of Clarion County.<br>Jacob lived in or near Beaver City, which has long since disappeared completely.
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