Peter Michael BEAN

Birth4 Feb 1816 - Franklin, Tennessee, United States

Death18 Mar 1904 - Mt Vernon, Johnson, Arkansas, United States

MotherElizabeth Catherine McGaillard

FatherWalter Bean

Born in Franklin, Tennessee, United States on 4 Feb 1816 to Walter Bean and Elizabeth Catherine McGaillard. Peter Michael BEAN married Nancy E Lemons and had 15 children. He passed away on 18 Mar 1904 in Mt Vernon, Johnson, Arkansas, United States.

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Parents

Walter Bean
1779 - 1868

Elizabeth Catherine Mcgaillard
1779 - 1838

Spouse(s)

Nancy E Lemons
1832 - 1910

Elizabeth J Mckinney
1820 - Unknown

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Eliza Bean
1868 - 1897

Martha Bean
1875 - 1961

James Buchanan Bean
1858 - 1916

Peter Michael Bean
1872 - 1950

John Walter Bean
1851 - 1937

Thomas Franklin Bean
1865 - 1951

Nancy Catherine Bean
1861 - 1931

Jency Savanna Bean
1863 - 1923

Mary Ann Bean
1853 - 1942

Elijah Bean
1855 - 1872

Goulia D Bean
1859 - 1951

King William Bean
1849 - 1860

Sara Elizabeth Bean
1844 - 1879

Jincie Bean
1864 - Unknown

Gency S Bean
1864 - Unknown

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