Oh, my Goodness, I am researching the Soldiers of the 27th MO. Mounted Inf. and William F. Beaman is one of the men I have the muster card for, the name did not click until I saw that I was the one to make the memorial for my ANCESTOR the father of Nancey E. Beaman-GREER the wife of EZEKIEL H. Greer...
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The "US Nt'l Vol. Soldiers 1866-1938 Leavenworth KS
Register for William F. Beaman age:73 MO.
LISTS 2 enlistments; Apr.1/61 Corp Co. C 45 MO.Inf
.. Sept.1862 Corp. Co C 50 MO. Vol. Inf.
(this history does not mention him joining the 27th MO. Mounted Inf. Sept 23/61 until Nov. 25/61 but this is the very time that the Regiment was being disbanded for "lack of organization..." It appears that this time period can fit into the lapse of time between the 45th/50th)
Also on the form it gives "nearest of kin: daughter,
Mrs. Jane GREEN of Mo.
This proves daughter: Jane who married a Joseph Green (1900 census Carroll Co. Mo) just 78 miles from where the V.A Hospital "shipped his remains, Ionia MO."

1900 Washington Township, Pettis, Missouri
Age 58
Marital Status Widowed
Birth Date Dec 1842 --Birthplace Missouri
Father's Birthplace: Tennessee --Mother's Tennessee
Ezekil H Greer Head M 34 Missouri
Nancey E Greer Wife F 31 Missouri
Roy W Greer Son M 11 Missouri
Ofer L Greer Son M 5 Missouri
Oscar L Greer Son M 5 Missouri
Jesse M Greer Son M 4 Missouri
Estella M Greer Daughter F 2 Missouri
Margreat V Greer Daughter F 0 Missouri
William Beaman Father M 58 Missouri
Citing this Record (Actually he is FATHER-IN-LAW)
"United States Census, 1900," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M38W-W1R : accessed 4 February 2017), William Beaman in household of Ezekil H Greer, Washington Township, Pettis, Missouri, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 117, sheet 6B, family 115, NARA microfilm publication T623 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1972.); FHL microfilm 1,240,881.

I searched William and find that on a
1880 census Bowling Green, PETTIS, MO.
HEAD: William BEAMAN age:38 farmer MO
wife MARGARET age:31 MO
dau.: Janie age:15 MO
dau.: Lena age:13 MO
dau.: Belle age:11 MO
dau.: Nannie age:9 MO
(this tells me that William was married to
Margaret E Standeford Marriage record 23 July 1863)

1870 P.O.Sedalia,Bowling Green Twnshp.Pettis Co. Missouri,
DATA is on Bell....
Age 2
Birth Year (Estimated) 1867-1868
Birthplace Missouri
Page Number 8
Frank Beaman M 28 Missouri
Margarita Beaman F 21 Missouri
Jane Beaman F 5 Missouri
Lavina A Beaman F 3 Missouri
Bell Beaman F 2 Missouri
Infant Beaman F 0 Missouri
Citing this Record (the INFANT F w/b Nancy)
"United States Census, 1870," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M461-57X : 17 October 2014), Bell Beaman in household of Frank Beaman, Missouri, United States; citing p. 8, family 49, NARA microfilm publication M593 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.); FHL microfilm 552,296.

I have traced Jane Beaman-GREEN and her husband Joseph Green married in 1885 Pettis MO on the 1900 census in Bosworth Cy. Carroll MO with 6 kids to 1910-20-30-1940 Neosho, Canville Kansas, where Jannie/Joseph died their
#s 25894062/25894064

According to Wm. Rogers "William Beaman died in National Military Home, Leavenworth, KS."

the rootsweb.com TREE--father, William BEAMAN B: 13 Aug. 1802 Rowan --mother as: Jane Eliabeth Standeford B: 20 DEC. 1810

William has (and so do I have a copy of muster card from the FOLD3 site) William F. BEAMAN's Civil War record
from civilwar.nps.gov
Wm. F. Beaman
Regiment name Capt. Burke's (Indpt.) Co.
Pettis MO H.G. (Home Guard)
The Home Guard was also called MO. Inf.
Side: UNION
Soldier's RANK: In- Pvt.
Out- Pvt.
Film # M390 roll 3

Also the muster card for the 27th MO. Mounted Inf. Co. H
same as my g-g-grampa, joined Otterville, Sept 23/61 as Pvt.
6 month term.

I wonder if William Beaman is any relation to the David W. Beaman who joined the same place/date, and served in the same Co.? Answered my question...
1860 census Bowling Green Twnshp Pettis, MO
HEAD: John Beaman age:60 farmer N.C.
Martha age:38 NC
Susannah age:32 KY
Irene C age:21 KY
John H. age: 19 KY
David W. age:17 KY
Austin F age:18 KY
McDonald Lewis age:23 TN
Mary P. age: 2/12 TN
AND next door, same page
HEAD: William Beaman age:57 farmer N.C.
Jane age:49 KY
Margaret age:22 MO
Jemima age:20 MO.
William F. age:18 MO

This looks like John Beaman age 60 NC and
William Beaman age 57 NC are brothers
William got here first and then big brother John moved in next door. And at least 2 of their sons joined the 27th ages 17/18. will have to search to see if the other sons John H. age 19 and Austin age 18 joined the Union as well.

The 1860 census matches the info I found on the rootsweb tree listed above giving father/mother..

1850 Pettis county, Pettis, Missouri
Age 8
Birth Year (Estimated) 1842
Birthplace Missouri
House Number 118
William Beaman M 48 Nebraska
Jane Beaman F 38 Kentucky
Sarah E Beaman F 19 Alabama
James H Beaman M 16 Missouri
Margaret J Beaman F 12 Missouri
Jemima F Beaman F 10 Missouri
William F Beaman M 8 Missouri
Missouri A Beaman F 6 Missouri
Carlton Beaman M 5 Missouri
David W Beaman M 2 Missouri
Citing this Record:
"United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MDZN-P1N : 9 November 2014), William F Beaman in household of William Beaman, Pettis county, Pettis, Missouri, United States; citing family 118, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).


OK< now I am confused--- looking for marriage record for Wm. F to Ellen Wright, like the death cert indicates and find a
MARRIAGE record for William F. BEAMAN
SPOUSE: Margaret E Standeford
DATE: 23 March 1863
PLACE: Pettis MO.
Citing this Record: "Missouri Marriages, 1750-1920," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2DM-2Q6 : 6 December 2014), William F. Beaman and Margaret E. Standeford, 23 Jul 1863; citing Pettis,Missouri; FHL microfilm 947,352.

going by the 1880 census Margaret wife to Wm is 31 which means she was 14 when they married, but in tracing her it looks like her parents both died sometime between her 1st year 1850 census father, James Standeford/mother Susan and the 1860 census Margaret E was living with a single lady, Mary Standeford age 27 "farmer". and 3 other Standeford children 8-6-1 and then in 1870 Mary only has the boy age 12 that was listed in 1860. So I think that she married William young to be taken care of...


OH MY! his mother was Jane Elizabeth Standeford
Missouri Marriages
Name William Beeman (this is his dad)
Spouse's Name Jane Standeford (MOM)
Event Date 08 Jul 1837
Event Place Pettis,Missouri
Citing this Record:
"Missouri Marriages, 1750-1920," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V2DM-2QC : 6 December 2014), William Beeman and Jane Standeford, 08 Jul 1837; citing Pettis,Missouri; FHL microfilm 947,352.

and he married a Margaret E. Standeford
??????? maybe a cousin to his mother?
Maybe Ellen is Margaret's middle name.


Daughter not LINKED "Lena" Lavina