The son of Curtis and Hannah (Evans) Bales. The family's original name was "BEALS" but was changed - no one knows exactly when or by whom.
He married Mary Polly Abshire 24 Jan 1827 in the Springfield MM, Wayne Co, Indiana. They were the parents of eight children: James A., Hanna, Child, Curtis, Isaac N., Abner, Pleasant W. and John.∼Pleasant was the fifth child (of 14 known children) of Curtis Beales Sr, and his wife Hannah (Evans).
Pleasant married Mary Abshire on April 1, 1830 at Cherry Grove MM, Highland County, Ohio.
In 1938 Pleasant owned 80 acres of land in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana. He and Mary lived on this farm land, enduring all the toils, hardships, and deprivations of pioneer life until 1864 when they temporarily moved to Merom, Sullivan County, IN. They did not remain there very long, due to Mary's failing health. They returned to their farm home in Randolph County, where she died. After her death Pleasant returned to Merom, where he lived until he died. His remains were brought beck to Randolph County, where he was buried beside Mary in New Liberty Cemetery. They both were members of the Christian Church, and were among the first organizers of that church in Randolph County, IN.
He married Mary Polly Abshire 24 Jan 1827 in the Springfield MM, Wayne Co, Indiana. They were the parents of eight children: James A., Hanna, Child, Curtis, Isaac N., Abner, Pleasant W. and John.∼Pleasant was the fifth child (of 14 known children) of Curtis Beales Sr, and his wife Hannah (Evans).
Pleasant married Mary Abshire on April 1, 1830 at Cherry Grove MM, Highland County, Ohio.
In 1938 Pleasant owned 80 acres of land in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana. He and Mary lived on this farm land, enduring all the toils, hardships, and deprivations of pioneer life until 1864 when they temporarily moved to Merom, Sullivan County, IN. They did not remain there very long, due to Mary's failing health. They returned to their farm home in Randolph County, where she died. After her death Pleasant returned to Merom, where he lived until he died. His remains were brought beck to Randolph County, where he was buried beside Mary in New Liberty Cemetery. They both were members of the Christian Church, and were among the first organizers of that church in Randolph County, IN.
The son of Curtis and Hannah (Evans) Bales. The family's original name was "BEALS" but was changed - no one knows exactly when or by whom.
He married Mary Polly Abshire 24 Jan 1827 in the Springfield MM, Wayne Co, Indiana. They were the parents of eight children: James A., Hanna, Child, Curtis, Isaac N., Abner, Pleasant W. and John.∼Pleasant was the fifth child (of 14 known children) of Curtis Beales Sr, and his wife Hannah (Evans).
Pleasant married Mary Abshire on April 1, 1830 at Cherry Grove MM, Highland County, Ohio.
In 1938 Pleasant owned 80 acres of land in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana. He and Mary lived on this farm land, enduring all the toils, hardships, and deprivations of pioneer life until 1864 when they temporarily moved to Merom, Sullivan County, IN. They did not remain there very long, due to Mary's failing health. They returned to their farm home in Randolph County, where she died. After her death Pleasant returned to Merom, where he lived until he died. His remains were brought beck to Randolph County, where he was buried beside Mary in New Liberty Cemetery. They both were members of the Christian Church, and were among the first organizers of that church in Randolph County, IN.
He married Mary Polly Abshire 24 Jan 1827 in the Springfield MM, Wayne Co, Indiana. They were the parents of eight children: James A., Hanna, Child, Curtis, Isaac N., Abner, Pleasant W. and John.∼Pleasant was the fifth child (of 14 known children) of Curtis Beales Sr, and his wife Hannah (Evans).
Pleasant married Mary Abshire on April 1, 1830 at Cherry Grove MM, Highland County, Ohio.
In 1938 Pleasant owned 80 acres of land in Washington Twp, Randolph County, Indiana. He and Mary lived on this farm land, enduring all the toils, hardships, and deprivations of pioneer life until 1864 when they temporarily moved to Merom, Sullivan County, IN. They did not remain there very long, due to Mary's failing health. They returned to their farm home in Randolph County, where she died. After her death Pleasant returned to Merom, where he lived until he died. His remains were brought beck to Randolph County, where he was buried beside Mary in New Liberty Cemetery. They both were members of the Christian Church, and were among the first organizers of that church in Randolph County, IN.
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