When Conner Bean enlisted for the Civil War, the recorder spelled his name BEEN. After the war, Connor then began going by the last name of Been since that is what the government knew him as. It was under this spelling that he collected a military pension.
His son Andrew also used the spelling of Been for himself and his descendants. All other children of Conner's used the spelling of Bean.
His son Andrew also used the spelling of Been for himself and his descendants. All other children of Conner's used the spelling of Bean.
When Conner Bean enlisted for the Civil War, the recorder spelled his name BEEN. After the war, Connor then began going by the last name of Been since that is what the government knew him as. It was under this spelling that he collected a military pension.
His son Andrew also used the spelling of Been for himself and his descendants. All other children of Conner's used the spelling of Bean.
His son Andrew also used the spelling of Been for himself and his descendants. All other children of Conner's used the spelling of Bean.
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