Married Emily A. Aldrich (age 49 widow of Levi Aldrich) November 29, 1899 in Sacramento, California. Emily died October 29, 1928, burial location unknown.
Son of John Craven and Elizabeth (nee Yerkes) Beans.
Sources: California marriage records, census records.
Lives one mile from Elk Grove, which is his Post Office, and sixteen miles from Sacramento; he was born in Pennsylvania, in 1839, and lived there until 1856; he came to California in that year, across the plains, and was engaged in the lumber trade in El Dorado County until 1863; he then settled in this county, on his present location. He owns three hundred and twenty acres of land, which, with improvements, are worth about $8000. Mr. Beans was married in 1869 to Miss Emma E. McFall, a native of New York State.
Source: Sacramento County Biography (Source: History of Sacramento County, California With Illustrations 1880 by Thompson & West. Transcribed by Nancy Pratt Melton.)
Son of John Craven and Elizabeth (nee Yerkes) Beans.
Sources: California marriage records, census records.
Lives one mile from Elk Grove, which is his Post Office, and sixteen miles from Sacramento; he was born in Pennsylvania, in 1839, and lived there until 1856; he came to California in that year, across the plains, and was engaged in the lumber trade in El Dorado County until 1863; he then settled in this county, on his present location. He owns three hundred and twenty acres of land, which, with improvements, are worth about $8000. Mr. Beans was married in 1869 to Miss Emma E. McFall, a native of New York State.
Source: Sacramento County Biography (Source: History of Sacramento County, California With Illustrations 1880 by Thompson & West. Transcribed by Nancy Pratt Melton.)
Married Emily A. Aldrich (age 49 widow of Levi Aldrich) November 29, 1899 in Sacramento, California. Emily died October 29, 1928, burial location unknown.
Son of John Craven and Elizabeth (nee Yerkes) Beans.
Sources: California marriage records, census records.
Lives one mile from Elk Grove, which is his Post Office, and sixteen miles from Sacramento; he was born in Pennsylvania, in 1839, and lived there until 1856; he came to California in that year, across the plains, and was engaged in the lumber trade in El Dorado County until 1863; he then settled in this county, on his present location. He owns three hundred and twenty acres of land, which, with improvements, are worth about $8000. Mr. Beans was married in 1869 to Miss Emma E. McFall, a native of New York State.
Source: Sacramento County Biography (Source: History of Sacramento County, California With Illustrations 1880 by Thompson & West. Transcribed by Nancy Pratt Melton.)
Son of John Craven and Elizabeth (nee Yerkes) Beans.
Sources: California marriage records, census records.
Lives one mile from Elk Grove, which is his Post Office, and sixteen miles from Sacramento; he was born in Pennsylvania, in 1839, and lived there until 1856; he came to California in that year, across the plains, and was engaged in the lumber trade in El Dorado County until 1863; he then settled in this county, on his present location. He owns three hundred and twenty acres of land, which, with improvements, are worth about $8000. Mr. Beans was married in 1869 to Miss Emma E. McFall, a native of New York State.
Source: Sacramento County Biography (Source: History of Sacramento County, California With Illustrations 1880 by Thompson & West. Transcribed by Nancy Pratt Melton.)
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