Jesse's wife was, I believe, Mary Hendricks. I believe they had the following children: Rebecca Beachum/Beauchamp (c. 1789-aft. 1850, m. William Sanders, 2nd m. Thomas Burton Pride, living in Attala Co., Miss. in 1850, named a child Elijah Hendricks Sanders), Augustus Graves Beauchamp (1791-1870, m. Elizabeth Denson, 2nd m. Mary Frances McCabe, d. Lamar Co., Tex.), Isaac Beachum (c. 1793-aft. 1850, m. Nancy, living in Forsyth Co., GA in 1850, not sure about him), William Beauchamp (c. 1795-1850s, m. Cynthia, d. Henderson Co., Tenn.), Jesse Beachum (c. 1800-1860s, m. Dorothy, living in Calhoun Co., Ala. in 1860) Benjamin H. Beauchamp (1800-1869, m. Sarah Pettus, d. Titus Co., Tex.), Nicholas Beauchamp (c. 1802-1860s, m. Mary King, d. in Missouri during the War, probably killed by yankees, his widow was living in Lamar Co., Tex. near Augustus in 1870), Elizabeth Beachum (c. 1805-1870s, m. a Hardison, not sure about her).
I am still looking for information on these folks, and anything anyone could tell me would be greatly appreciated.
Jesse's wife was, I believe, Mary Hendricks. I believe they had the following children: Rebecca Beachum/Beauchamp (c. 1789-aft. 1850, m. William Sanders, 2nd m. Thomas Burton Pride, living in Attala Co., Miss. in 1850, named a child Elijah Hendricks Sanders), Augustus Graves Beauchamp (1791-1870, m. Elizabeth Denson, 2nd m. Mary Frances McCabe, d. Lamar Co., Tex.), Isaac Beachum (c. 1793-aft. 1850, m. Nancy, living in Forsyth Co., GA in 1850, not sure about him), William Beauchamp (c. 1795-1850s, m. Cynthia, d. Henderson Co., Tenn.), Jesse Beachum (c. 1800-1860s, m. Dorothy, living in Calhoun Co., Ala. in 1860) Benjamin H. Beauchamp (1800-1869, m. Sarah Pettus, d. Titus Co., Tex.), Nicholas Beauchamp (c. 1802-1860s, m. Mary King, d. in Missouri during the War, probably killed by yankees, his widow was living in Lamar Co., Tex. near Augustus in 1870), Elizabeth Beachum (c. 1805-1870s, m. a Hardison, not sure about her).
I am still looking for information on these folks, and anything anyone could tell me would be greatly appreciated.
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