Emily E Beal

Birth7 Nov 1852 - Maine

Death5 May 1921 - Jonesport, Maine

MotherMary Ann Church (Beal) (marr. my 1st c4x) (daugh of Rebecca Sawyer) (DESC/Eliz Warren-Joshua Wilkes Woodbury-Sarah Dodge 6th)

FatherJames EDWARD / NED Beal / Beale / Beales / Beals

Born in Maine on 7 Nov 1852 to James EDWARD / NED Beal / Beale / Beales / Beals and Mary Ann Church (Beal) (marr. my 1st c4x) (daugh of Rebecca Sawyer) (DESC/Eliz Warren-Joshua Wilkes Woodbury-Sarah Dodge 6th). Emily E Beal married Jonathan Rodney Davis and had 5 children. She passed away on 5 May 1921 in Jonesport, Maine.

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Parents

James Edward / Ned Beal / Beale / Beales / Beals
1807 - 1881

Mary Ann Church (Beal) (Marr. My 1St C4x) (Daugh Of Rebecca Sawyer) (Desc/eliz Warren-joshua Wilkes Woodbury-sarah Dodge 6Th)
1816 - 1887

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Jonathan Rodney Davis
1850 - 1899

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Austin Lee Dawes
1894 - 1964

Julia A Davis
1882 - 1957

Everett Lee Daws
1892 - 1946

William F. Daws
1880 - 1974

Mary Alice Dawes
1885 - Unknown

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