John BEEBY, Jr. was a wagon maker and a blacksmith. Like many blacksmiths in his day, he was also an agent for cure-all medicines, including "Brandreth's Universal Vegetable Pills." He survived some ghastly accidents:
"John Beebe, who had his fingers cut off some time ago, and which were just healed up, had them broken open again by catching them under a stick of timber."
Source: Newspaper: The Evening Auburnian, Tuesday, August 26, 1879, Column 2 (Waterloo).
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In 1867, John BEEBY owned a tinware shop in Central Square, Hastings, New York with J.C. Powell. The shop is on the map of Central Square in the book entitled '1867 New Topographical Atlas of Oswego Co.,' by C.F. Stone.
"John Beebe, who had his fingers cut off some time ago, and which were just healed up, had them broken open again by catching them under a stick of timber."
Source: Newspaper: The Evening Auburnian, Tuesday, August 26, 1879, Column 2 (Waterloo).
http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html #306832
In 1867, John BEEBY owned a tinware shop in Central Square, Hastings, New York with J.C. Powell. The shop is on the map of Central Square in the book entitled '1867 New Topographical Atlas of Oswego Co.,' by C.F. Stone.
John BEEBY, Jr. was a wagon maker and a blacksmith. Like many blacksmiths in his day, he was also an agent for cure-all medicines, including "Brandreth's Universal Vegetable Pills." He survived some ghastly accidents:
"John Beebe, who had his fingers cut off some time ago, and which were just healed up, had them broken open again by catching them under a stick of timber."
Source: Newspaper: The Evening Auburnian, Tuesday, August 26, 1879, Column 2 (Waterloo).
http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html #306832
In 1867, John BEEBY owned a tinware shop in Central Square, Hastings, New York with J.C. Powell. The shop is on the map of Central Square in the book entitled '1867 New Topographical Atlas of Oswego Co.,' by C.F. Stone.
"John Beebe, who had his fingers cut off some time ago, and which were just healed up, had them broken open again by catching them under a stick of timber."
Source: Newspaper: The Evening Auburnian, Tuesday, August 26, 1879, Column 2 (Waterloo).
http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html #306832
In 1867, John BEEBY owned a tinware shop in Central Square, Hastings, New York with J.C. Powell. The shop is on the map of Central Square in the book entitled '1867 New Topographical Atlas of Oswego Co.,' by C.F. Stone.
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4-person marker: John and Julia BEEBY and their married daughters Ann E. (Beeby) BARRETT and Ellen L. (Beeby) DIX.
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