Mason was the son of Edwin Clarence Beebe and Alice Minerva Bailey. Mason was the surname of his maternal grandmother. He married Ida A. Kehr and had one daughter, Frances M. Beebe.
Mason, age 45 yrs, was last seen by family, friends, or acquaintances on Nov. 20, 1936 and never heard from again. They forever wondered if he met with an accident or foul play. After seven years, and again after fifteen years, his wife petitioned the court for him to be presumed dead. His family never learned what became of him. His wife never remarried.
Probate article published in Daily Sentinel, Woodstock, IL, Oct. 17, 1950, page 7.
Mason, age 45 yrs, was last seen by family, friends, or acquaintances on Nov. 20, 1936 and never heard from again. They forever wondered if he met with an accident or foul play. After seven years, and again after fifteen years, his wife petitioned the court for him to be presumed dead. His family never learned what became of him. His wife never remarried.
Probate article published in Daily Sentinel, Woodstock, IL, Oct. 17, 1950, page 7.
Mason was the son of Edwin Clarence Beebe and Alice Minerva Bailey. Mason was the surname of his maternal grandmother. He married Ida A. Kehr and had one daughter, Frances M. Beebe.
Mason, age 45 yrs, was last seen by family, friends, or acquaintances on Nov. 20, 1936 and never heard from again. They forever wondered if he met with an accident or foul play. After seven years, and again after fifteen years, his wife petitioned the court for him to be presumed dead. His family never learned what became of him. His wife never remarried.
Probate article published in Daily Sentinel, Woodstock, IL, Oct. 17, 1950, page 7.
Mason, age 45 yrs, was last seen by family, friends, or acquaintances on Nov. 20, 1936 and never heard from again. They forever wondered if he met with an accident or foul play. After seven years, and again after fifteen years, his wife petitioned the court for him to be presumed dead. His family never learned what became of him. His wife never remarried.
Probate article published in Daily Sentinel, Woodstock, IL, Oct. 17, 1950, page 7.
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