She was the daughter of Cyrus Jones Libby and Delincia Douglas out of Carmel, Maine. She married first, John D. Bean in Hampden, Maine on June 14,1853. She divorced John D. Bean in the January Term of 1878, in Portland, Maine. She married second, Ephraim Broad on February 18, 1878 in South Portland, Maine.
Her sons by John D. Bean are Edward Everett Bean and Lucien L. Bean and daughter Eveline F. Bean. They are all buried right in front of her and her second husband, Ephraim Broad, at Browns Hill Cemetery.
Lovina and John D. Bean had another daughter, Mary Ellen Bean, more information on her is unknown at this writing (May 13,2013).
Lovina and Ephraim Broad had a son,Thomas E. Broad. Thomas married Lizzie B. Sterling, November 29,1899, in Dover, New Hampshire.
Lovina descends from several people on the Mayflower. Please see her great, great grandparents memorial pages, Job Sylvester #111640782 and Margaret Stetson Sylvester #111640937 for more information.
According to Western Cemetery, Portland, Maine records, Lovina's daughter Eveline was interred at Western Cemetery. It appears that Eveline's remains were moved here to the Browns Hill Cemetery at some point in time (or, in the alternative, that she never was buried in the Western Cemetery in Portland, in which case the Western Cemetery records would be in error). The memorial at Western Cemetery is being retained there in light of the Western Cemetery records indicating her burial there.
Eveline's Find A Grave memorial at the Western Cemetery can be reached by clicking on this link: Eveline F. Bean memorial at Western Cemetery
That information and the link are provided here in order to minimize confusion by persons interested in Eveline and also to provide complete family links between Lovina's and Eveline's Find A Grave memorials.
A Find A Grave memorial for Lovina's first husband, John D. Bean, has not been found as of the date of this writing (May 13, 2013).
Her sons by John D. Bean are Edward Everett Bean and Lucien L. Bean and daughter Eveline F. Bean. They are all buried right in front of her and her second husband, Ephraim Broad, at Browns Hill Cemetery.
Lovina and John D. Bean had another daughter, Mary Ellen Bean, more information on her is unknown at this writing (May 13,2013).
Lovina and Ephraim Broad had a son,Thomas E. Broad. Thomas married Lizzie B. Sterling, November 29,1899, in Dover, New Hampshire.
Lovina descends from several people on the Mayflower. Please see her great, great grandparents memorial pages, Job Sylvester #111640782 and Margaret Stetson Sylvester #111640937 for more information.
According to Western Cemetery, Portland, Maine records, Lovina's daughter Eveline was interred at Western Cemetery. It appears that Eveline's remains were moved here to the Browns Hill Cemetery at some point in time (or, in the alternative, that she never was buried in the Western Cemetery in Portland, in which case the Western Cemetery records would be in error). The memorial at Western Cemetery is being retained there in light of the Western Cemetery records indicating her burial there.
Eveline's Find A Grave memorial at the Western Cemetery can be reached by clicking on this link: Eveline F. Bean memorial at Western Cemetery
That information and the link are provided here in order to minimize confusion by persons interested in Eveline and also to provide complete family links between Lovina's and Eveline's Find A Grave memorials.
A Find A Grave memorial for Lovina's first husband, John D. Bean, has not been found as of the date of this writing (May 13, 2013).
She was the daughter of Cyrus Jones Libby and Delincia Douglas out of Carmel, Maine. She married first, John D. Bean in Hampden, Maine on June 14,1853. She divorced John D. Bean in the January Term of 1878, in Portland, Maine. She married second, Ephraim Broad on February 18, 1878 in South Portland, Maine.
Her sons by John D. Bean are Edward Everett Bean and Lucien L. Bean and daughter Eveline F. Bean. They are all buried right in front of her and her second husband, Ephraim Broad, at Browns Hill Cemetery.
Lovina and John D. Bean had another daughter, Mary Ellen Bean, more information on her is unknown at this writing (May 13,2013).
Lovina and Ephraim Broad had a son,Thomas E. Broad. Thomas married Lizzie B. Sterling, November 29,1899, in Dover, New Hampshire.
Lovina descends from several people on the Mayflower. Please see her great, great grandparents memorial pages, Job Sylvester #111640782 and Margaret Stetson Sylvester #111640937 for more information.
According to Western Cemetery, Portland, Maine records, Lovina's daughter Eveline was interred at Western Cemetery. It appears that Eveline's remains were moved here to the Browns Hill Cemetery at some point in time (or, in the alternative, that she never was buried in the Western Cemetery in Portland, in which case the Western Cemetery records would be in error). The memorial at Western Cemetery is being retained there in light of the Western Cemetery records indicating her burial there.
Eveline's Find A Grave memorial at the Western Cemetery can be reached by clicking on this link: Eveline F. Bean memorial at Western Cemetery
That information and the link are provided here in order to minimize confusion by persons interested in Eveline and also to provide complete family links between Lovina's and Eveline's Find A Grave memorials.
A Find A Grave memorial for Lovina's first husband, John D. Bean, has not been found as of the date of this writing (May 13, 2013).
Her sons by John D. Bean are Edward Everett Bean and Lucien L. Bean and daughter Eveline F. Bean. They are all buried right in front of her and her second husband, Ephraim Broad, at Browns Hill Cemetery.
Lovina and John D. Bean had another daughter, Mary Ellen Bean, more information on her is unknown at this writing (May 13,2013).
Lovina and Ephraim Broad had a son,Thomas E. Broad. Thomas married Lizzie B. Sterling, November 29,1899, in Dover, New Hampshire.
Lovina descends from several people on the Mayflower. Please see her great, great grandparents memorial pages, Job Sylvester #111640782 and Margaret Stetson Sylvester #111640937 for more information.
According to Western Cemetery, Portland, Maine records, Lovina's daughter Eveline was interred at Western Cemetery. It appears that Eveline's remains were moved here to the Browns Hill Cemetery at some point in time (or, in the alternative, that she never was buried in the Western Cemetery in Portland, in which case the Western Cemetery records would be in error). The memorial at Western Cemetery is being retained there in light of the Western Cemetery records indicating her burial there.
Eveline's Find A Grave memorial at the Western Cemetery can be reached by clicking on this link: Eveline F. Bean memorial at Western Cemetery
That information and the link are provided here in order to minimize confusion by persons interested in Eveline and also to provide complete family links between Lovina's and Eveline's Find A Grave memorials.
A Find A Grave memorial for Lovina's first husband, John D. Bean, has not been found as of the date of this writing (May 13, 2013).
Inscription
LOVINA C. BROAD
1836 - 1899
Top: MOTHER
Family Members
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
