World War I Veteran
Enlisted in the US Army on 26 April 1918. Served as a Private, First Class in Company D, 312th Infantry, 78th Division. Discharged 12 May 1920.
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Beebe, of No. 407 Park street, have received a cable from a relative living in Paris saying that their son, Private James Warren Beebe, 312th Infantry, who was wounded severely on November 4, is now at a hospital at Vichey, France and is improving."
(The Montclair [NJ] Times, Saturday 25 January 1919, p1)
J. Warren Beebe
Funeral services for James Warren Beebe, 50, of 191 Bellevue Avenue, Upper Montclair, who died Dec. 30 at Mountainside Hospital, were held Saturday at Union Congregational Church, Upper Montclair. The Rev. Dr. George Clark Vincent, pastor, officiated. Interment was private.
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Beebe had lived in Montclair thirty years. He was a salesman for the Sawdon Envelope Company, New York. Mr. Beebe was a Mason. He was a veteran of the last war and received the Purple Heart.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Henry Warren Beebe of the Bellevue Avenue address, and three sisters, Mrs. Harold C. Strohm of Montclair; Mrs. Robert W. Boyden of Andover, N.H., and Mrs. Thomas C. Cochran of New York.
(The Montclair [NJ] Times, Thursday 7 January 1943, p6)
World War I Veteran
Enlisted in the US Army on 26 April 1918. Served as a Private, First Class in Company D, 312th Infantry, 78th Division. Discharged 12 May 1920.
"Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Beebe, of No. 407 Park street, have received a cable from a relative living in Paris saying that their son, Private James Warren Beebe, 312th Infantry, who was wounded severely on November 4, is now at a hospital at Vichey, France and is improving."
(The Montclair [NJ] Times, Saturday 25 January 1919, p1)
J. Warren Beebe
Funeral services for James Warren Beebe, 50, of 191 Bellevue Avenue, Upper Montclair, who died Dec. 30 at Mountainside Hospital, were held Saturday at Union Congregational Church, Upper Montclair. The Rev. Dr. George Clark Vincent, pastor, officiated. Interment was private.
Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. Beebe had lived in Montclair thirty years. He was a salesman for the Sawdon Envelope Company, New York. Mr. Beebe was a Mason. He was a veteran of the last war and received the Purple Heart.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Henry Warren Beebe of the Bellevue Avenue address, and three sisters, Mrs. Harold C. Strohm of Montclair; Mrs. Robert W. Boyden of Andover, N.H., and Mrs. Thomas C. Cochran of New York.
(The Montclair [NJ] Times, Thursday 7 January 1943, p6)
Inscription
James W. Beebe/New Jersey/Pvt. 1 Cl/312 INF 78 DIV/December 30 1942
BEEBE/"I am the Resurrection and the Life."
James W Beebe/July 29 1821/Sept 21 1903
Sophia Clark/Wife of/James W Beebe/June 23 1823/Sept 14 1885
Ida C Beebe/March 15 1847July 1 1848//
Henry W Beebe/Nov 9 1863–July 9 1937
Mary Wheelock His Wife/July 16 1863-Feb 20 1953
J Warren Beebe/Nov 25 1892–Dec 30 1942/312th Infantry AEF 1918
Nathalie Beebe/Apr 10 1903–June 14 1906//
Robert W Boyden/March 7 1889-Aug 15 1975
Florence Beebe His Wife/Feb 26 1896-July 19 1983
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