Esther Ellen Peck Bean was born October 1865 in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska to Martin Luther Peck and Melissa Jane Shipley. She was the eldest of 7 children; Esther, Emma, Carrie, Nellie, Elizabeth, Louis, and Len.
Esther married Charles Sumner Bean in 1886 in Nebraska. She bore 6 children to Charles; Jesse, Paul, Charles, Edith, Ethel, and Frank.
Esther was a fulltime homemaker, wife and mother at a time when everything was done by hand. Esther was an accomplished horse woman. She had her own horse and buggy and frequently made trips from her ranch into
Santa Rosa. According to her children, it was Esther who taught them to ride.
Esther married Charles Sumner Bean in 1886 in Nebraska. She bore 6 children to Charles; Jesse, Paul, Charles, Edith, Ethel, and Frank.
Esther was a fulltime homemaker, wife and mother at a time when everything was done by hand. Esther was an accomplished horse woman. She had her own horse and buggy and frequently made trips from her ranch into
Santa Rosa. According to her children, it was Esther who taught them to ride.
Esther Ellen Peck Bean was born October 1865 in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska to Martin Luther Peck and Melissa Jane Shipley. She was the eldest of 7 children; Esther, Emma, Carrie, Nellie, Elizabeth, Louis, and Len.
Esther married Charles Sumner Bean in 1886 in Nebraska. She bore 6 children to Charles; Jesse, Paul, Charles, Edith, Ethel, and Frank.
Esther was a fulltime homemaker, wife and mother at a time when everything was done by hand. Esther was an accomplished horse woman. She had her own horse and buggy and frequently made trips from her ranch into
Santa Rosa. According to her children, it was Esther who taught them to ride.
Esther married Charles Sumner Bean in 1886 in Nebraska. She bore 6 children to Charles; Jesse, Paul, Charles, Edith, Ethel, and Frank.
Esther was a fulltime homemaker, wife and mother at a time when everything was done by hand. Esther was an accomplished horse woman. She had her own horse and buggy and frequently made trips from her ranch into
Santa Rosa. According to her children, it was Esther who taught them to ride.
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