The Ft. Scott Tribune
Monday Evening, April 17, 1950
R. M. BEAMAN
Moran--R. M. "Bob" Beaman, farmer-stockman of the Bronson-Moran vicinity throughout his life, died at midnight last night at the Nevitt clinic in Moran. He was 83.
The deceased owned a farm seven miles south of Bronson for many years. Following the death of his wife in 1945, he sold the farm and bought a farm near Moran, where he had lived since. His death was due to complications.
Survivors are eight children: Ira H., Buffalo, N.Y.; Mrs. Reatha Bacon, Redfield; George W., Moran, Mrs. Zelma Bolken, Moran; Robert, New York; Phillip, Independence; Mrs. Beulah Kirkpatrick, Wichita, and Mrs. Pauline Holeman, Fredonia.
Two adopted children, Haskel Howell, Bronson, and Miss Helen Anderson, Moran; and seven brothers and sisters. S. H. Burden, Kas.; Mrs. Florence Burkey, Kiowa, Kas.; Mrs. Dora Rhoton, Amarillo, Tex.; Mrs. Della Watson, Cortez, Colo.; Mrs. Nettie Horgan, Glendale, Cal.; E. L., Bronson, and J.L., Parsons.
One daughter and three brothers preceded him in death.
The body is at the Ralston funeral home in Moran. No arrangements have been made. Interment will be in Bronson cemetery.
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Monday Evening, April 17, 1950
R. M. BEAMAN
Moran--R. M. "Bob" Beaman, farmer-stockman of the Bronson-Moran vicinity throughout his life, died at midnight last night at the Nevitt clinic in Moran. He was 83.
The deceased owned a farm seven miles south of Bronson for many years. Following the death of his wife in 1945, he sold the farm and bought a farm near Moran, where he had lived since. His death was due to complications.
Survivors are eight children: Ira H., Buffalo, N.Y.; Mrs. Reatha Bacon, Redfield; George W., Moran, Mrs. Zelma Bolken, Moran; Robert, New York; Phillip, Independence; Mrs. Beulah Kirkpatrick, Wichita, and Mrs. Pauline Holeman, Fredonia.
Two adopted children, Haskel Howell, Bronson, and Miss Helen Anderson, Moran; and seven brothers and sisters. S. H. Burden, Kas.; Mrs. Florence Burkey, Kiowa, Kas.; Mrs. Dora Rhoton, Amarillo, Tex.; Mrs. Della Watson, Cortez, Colo.; Mrs. Nettie Horgan, Glendale, Cal.; E. L., Bronson, and J.L., Parsons.
One daughter and three brothers preceded him in death.
The body is at the Ralston funeral home in Moran. No arrangements have been made. Interment will be in Bronson cemetery.
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The Ft. Scott Tribune
Monday Evening, April 17, 1950
R. M. BEAMAN
Moran--R. M. "Bob" Beaman, farmer-stockman of the Bronson-Moran vicinity throughout his life, died at midnight last night at the Nevitt clinic in Moran. He was 83.
The deceased owned a farm seven miles south of Bronson for many years. Following the death of his wife in 1945, he sold the farm and bought a farm near Moran, where he had lived since. His death was due to complications.
Survivors are eight children: Ira H., Buffalo, N.Y.; Mrs. Reatha Bacon, Redfield; George W., Moran, Mrs. Zelma Bolken, Moran; Robert, New York; Phillip, Independence; Mrs. Beulah Kirkpatrick, Wichita, and Mrs. Pauline Holeman, Fredonia.
Two adopted children, Haskel Howell, Bronson, and Miss Helen Anderson, Moran; and seven brothers and sisters. S. H. Burden, Kas.; Mrs. Florence Burkey, Kiowa, Kas.; Mrs. Dora Rhoton, Amarillo, Tex.; Mrs. Della Watson, Cortez, Colo.; Mrs. Nettie Horgan, Glendale, Cal.; E. L., Bronson, and J.L., Parsons.
One daughter and three brothers preceded him in death.
The body is at the Ralston funeral home in Moran. No arrangements have been made. Interment will be in Bronson cemetery.
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Monday Evening, April 17, 1950
R. M. BEAMAN
Moran--R. M. "Bob" Beaman, farmer-stockman of the Bronson-Moran vicinity throughout his life, died at midnight last night at the Nevitt clinic in Moran. He was 83.
The deceased owned a farm seven miles south of Bronson for many years. Following the death of his wife in 1945, he sold the farm and bought a farm near Moran, where he had lived since. His death was due to complications.
Survivors are eight children: Ira H., Buffalo, N.Y.; Mrs. Reatha Bacon, Redfield; George W., Moran, Mrs. Zelma Bolken, Moran; Robert, New York; Phillip, Independence; Mrs. Beulah Kirkpatrick, Wichita, and Mrs. Pauline Holeman, Fredonia.
Two adopted children, Haskel Howell, Bronson, and Miss Helen Anderson, Moran; and seven brothers and sisters. S. H. Burden, Kas.; Mrs. Florence Burkey, Kiowa, Kas.; Mrs. Dora Rhoton, Amarillo, Tex.; Mrs. Della Watson, Cortez, Colo.; Mrs. Nettie Horgan, Glendale, Cal.; E. L., Bronson, and J.L., Parsons.
One daughter and three brothers preceded him in death.
The body is at the Ralston funeral home in Moran. No arrangements have been made. Interment will be in Bronson cemetery.
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