Margaretha (Hailer) Wagner Bean was the daughter of Johann Jacob and Margaretha (Riehl) Hailer. Rev. Jacob Wagner was her 1st husband. He was a minister in the East Pennsylvania Conference and New York Conference of the Evangelical Association Church. Rev. Wagner died April 19, 1858. Daniel Bean was her 2nd husband. They were married in 1862. Daniel died March 15, 1885.
Fretz, A. J.
A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers, c1896, Page 122
Margaret's parents were the first German-born settlers at Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario, Canada when they arrived there in 1831. Several years after the death of Rev. Jacob Wagner, Margaret married Daniel Bean, who was a country school teacher.
-- Kitchener was first settled in 1806 by the Pennsylvania Dutch, then by Germans in 1825 who named it Berlin; the name was changed in 1916 in honor of Lord Kitchener.
Fretz, A. J.
A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers, c1896, Page 122
Margaret's parents were the first German-born settlers at Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario, Canada when they arrived there in 1831. Several years after the death of Rev. Jacob Wagner, Margaret married Daniel Bean, who was a country school teacher.
-- Kitchener was first settled in 1806 by the Pennsylvania Dutch, then by Germans in 1825 who named it Berlin; the name was changed in 1916 in honor of Lord Kitchener.
Margaretha (Hailer) Wagner Bean was the daughter of Johann Jacob and Margaretha (Riehl) Hailer. Rev. Jacob Wagner was her 1st husband. He was a minister in the East Pennsylvania Conference and New York Conference of the Evangelical Association Church. Rev. Wagner died April 19, 1858. Daniel Bean was her 2nd husband. They were married in 1862. Daniel died March 15, 1885.
Fretz, A. J.
A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers, c1896, Page 122
Margaret's parents were the first German-born settlers at Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario, Canada when they arrived there in 1831. Several years after the death of Rev. Jacob Wagner, Margaret married Daniel Bean, who was a country school teacher.
-- Kitchener was first settled in 1806 by the Pennsylvania Dutch, then by Germans in 1825 who named it Berlin; the name was changed in 1916 in honor of Lord Kitchener.
Fretz, A. J.
A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Christian and Hans Meyer and Other Pioneers, c1896, Page 122
Margaret's parents were the first German-born settlers at Berlin (now Kitchener), Ontario, Canada when they arrived there in 1831. Several years after the death of Rev. Jacob Wagner, Margaret married Daniel Bean, who was a country school teacher.
-- Kitchener was first settled in 1806 by the Pennsylvania Dutch, then by Germans in 1825 who named it Berlin; the name was changed in 1916 in honor of Lord Kitchener.
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"Margaret Bean
nee Hailer
born May 30, 1831
died July 7, 1918"
Precious in the sight
of the Lord is the death
of his saints Ps. 116:15
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