John Hall Bean

Birth14 January 1837 - Mooresburg, Hawkins County, Tennessee, United States of America

Death23 May 1918 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, United States

MotherAlice Setzer

FatherJohn D. Calvin Bean

Born in Mooresburg, Hawkins County, Tennessee, United States of America on 14 January 1837 to John D. Calvin Bean and Alice Setzer. John Hall Bean married Sarah Leah Brooks and had 14 children. He passed away on 23 May 1918 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma, United States.

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Parents

John D. Calvin Bean
1804 - 1878

Alice Setzer
1809 - 1879

Spouse(s)

Sarah Leah Brooks
1839 - 1870

Mary Ann Martin
1843 - 1900

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Thomas Jefferson 'Thos,tomas J' Bean
1868 - 1937

James Monroe Bean
1869 - 1949

Mary Virginia "Virgie" Bean
1884 - 1949

Henry Burley Bean
1879 - 1957

Augusta Lorena Bean
1879 - 1980

William H Bean
1868 - 1941

Joanna Bean
1871 - Unknown

Francis Marion Bean
1859 - 1943

Alexander Bean
1863 - Unknown

Edward Bean
1865 - Unknown

Joseph Bean
1867 - Unknown

Mary Ann Martin Bean
Unknown - Unknown

Robt Bean
1858 - Unknown

Rufus Bean
1861 - Unknown

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