Wife of Oliver Beebe, being married in Tazewell County September 8, 1857. They came directly to Bloomington. Daughter of John and S.S. Floyd Smith.
Mary passed away at her home at 1218 E. Grove St. She had been an invalid for 7 years. She was widely known in Bloomington for her philanthropic interest in public and religious institutions. Her gifts included substantial contributions to Illinois Wesleyan University and the YWCA. She was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Mary had 2 adopted daughters, Maude E, at home, and Mrs. W.D. Thriege. For many years, Mr & Mrs Beebe resided at Washington and Mason Streets, Bloomington.
Mary passed away at her home at 1218 E. Grove St. She had been an invalid for 7 years. She was widely known in Bloomington for her philanthropic interest in public and religious institutions. Her gifts included substantial contributions to Illinois Wesleyan University and the YWCA. She was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Mary had 2 adopted daughters, Maude E, at home, and Mrs. W.D. Thriege. For many years, Mr & Mrs Beebe resided at Washington and Mason Streets, Bloomington.
Wife of Oliver Beebe, being married in Tazewell County September 8, 1857. They came directly to Bloomington. Daughter of John and S.S. Floyd Smith.
Mary passed away at her home at 1218 E. Grove St. She had been an invalid for 7 years. She was widely known in Bloomington for her philanthropic interest in public and religious institutions. Her gifts included substantial contributions to Illinois Wesleyan University and the YWCA. She was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Mary had 2 adopted daughters, Maude E, at home, and Mrs. W.D. Thriege. For many years, Mr & Mrs Beebe resided at Washington and Mason Streets, Bloomington.
Mary passed away at her home at 1218 E. Grove St. She had been an invalid for 7 years. She was widely known in Bloomington for her philanthropic interest in public and religious institutions. Her gifts included substantial contributions to Illinois Wesleyan University and the YWCA. She was a member of the First Methodist Church.
Mary had 2 adopted daughters, Maude E, at home, and Mrs. W.D. Thriege. For many years, Mr & Mrs Beebe resided at Washington and Mason Streets, Bloomington.
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