The death of H.M. Beason on December 10 at the home of his daughter Mrs. Alex Davis and family who lived three miles west of here markes the passing of another of Douglas County's oldest and most respected citizens. Mr. Beason had been in poor health for some time and the end was not unexpected.
He was born in Alabama April 27, 1840, but moved to Missouri while only a child. He has lived in Douglas County about sixteen years, having resided on a farm west of here until the death. Mr. Beason was a member of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church and has lived a Christian life since boyhood.
The death of H.M. Beason on December 10 at the home of his daughter Mrs. Alex Davis and family who lived three miles west of here markes the passing of another of Douglas County's oldest and most respected citizens. Mr. Beason had been in poor health for some time and the end was not unexpected.
He was born in Alabama April 27, 1840, but moved to Missouri while only a child. He has lived in Douglas County about sixteen years, having resided on a farm west of here until the death. Mr. Beason was a member of the Mt. Calvary Baptist Church and has lived a Christian life since boyhood.
Family Members
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James W Beason
1859–1859
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Thomas Henry Beason
1860–1929
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Francis Marion "Frank" Beason
1864–1931
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George W. Beason
1866–1952
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Julia Frances Lower
1868–1946
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Mary Elizabeth Beason Thompson
1871–1952
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Luela J Beason
1873–1873
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Alice Nancy Beason Bell
1874–1963
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Jonathan Beason
1877–1879
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Myrtle Viola "Mertie" Beason Davis
1880–1954
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