Peter (Johnson) BEAN

Birth06 Aug 1832 - BIRTH - Worcester Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA

Death09 May 1891 - DEATH - Worcester Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA

MotherElizabeth Johnson

FatherJacob (Hunsicker) BEAN

Born in BIRTH - Worcester Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA on 06 Aug 1832 to Jacob (Hunsicker) BEAN and Elizabeth Johnson. Peter (Johnson) BEAN married Barbara Keyser and had 13 children. He passed away on 09 May 1891 in DEATH - Worcester Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents

Jacob (Hunsicker) Bean
1796 - 1883

Elizabeth Johnson
1805 - 1883

Spouse(s)

Barbara Keyser
1838 - 1923

Children Show all

Elizabeth K. Bean Alderfer
1859 - 1937

Amos (Keyser) Bean
1869 - 1950

Jacob Keyser Bean
1862 - 1956

Catherine K Bean Metz Rawn
1861 - 1948

Moses (Keyser) Bean
1878 - 1969

Joseph (Keyser) Bean
1874 - 1953

Emma K Bean
1880 - 1974

Amanda K Molony
1872 - 1953

Leanna "Annie" Keyser Bean
1867 - 1945

Henry Bean
1865 - 1877

Margaret Keyser Bean
1871 - 1871

Layana Keyser Bean
1868 - 1930

Leanna "Annie" (Keyser) Bean
1867 - 1945

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