Person:Horace Beal (1)

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Horace Walter Beal
m. 4 Mar 1837
  1. Horace Walter Beal1840 - 1900
  2. Mary Elizabeth Beal1841 - 1881
  3. Hanson Beal1842 - 1845
  4. Lavina Beal1844 - 1847
  5. William Thomas Beal1846 - 1897
  6. Luther Lepley Beal1849 - 1851
  7. Charles Beal1851 -
  8. John Newton Beal1853 - 1936
  9. Daniel Webster Beal1855 -
  10. Henry Clinton Beal1857 -
  11. Epaphras Lee Beal1859 - 1923
  12. Arthur McClelland Beal1861 - 1894
  13. George Cortwen Beal1863 - 1920
  14. Abraham Lincoln Beal1865 - 1936
  15. Walter W. Beal1872 -
m. 17 Oct 1866
  1. Charles Beal1868 -
  2. Olive G. Beal1872 -
  3. Maggie C. Beal1878 -
  4. Fred J. Beal1881 -
  5. Bessie Jean Beal1883 -
Facts and Events
Name Horace Walter Beal
Gender Male
Birth? 5 Mar 1840 , Somerset, Pennsylvania
Marriage 17 Oct 1866 to Emma Jean Clay
Death? 2 Sep 1900 Steamboat Springs, El Paso, Colorado

Horace can be found in the following census:

1850 District 6, Allegany, MD Federal Census 1860 Dixon, Lee, IL Federal Census 1870 Dixon, Lee, IL Federal Census 1900 Denver, Arapahoe, CO Federal Census

BEAL, Horace W. Pvt Disch. Apr 12 1863, Disability Company A, of the 13th Infantry Illinois Volunteers was organized at Dixon, Illinois April 22, 1861. The regiment was organized under the Ten-Regiment Bill, for three months service, at Dixon, May 9, 1961, and mustered into the United States service May 24, 1861. The regiment organized with 970 men, and was composed of companies from Dixon, Sterling, Amboy, Rock Island, Sandwich, Sycamore, Morrison, Aurora, Chicago, and DuPage. Sunday, June 16, the regiment was ordred to Caseyville, Ill., by rail; July 6 to Rolla, Missouri; October 10, 1861, ordered to Springfield, Missouri; November 10, 1861, ordered back to Rolla; remained during the winter in Rolla.

Extract from letter written by Josie Uhl to Zachariah Mathuss Dixon, Dec 16th 1866 Sunday, Morn. Dear Friend Zack, Some very great things have been happening since I last wrote by you. Let me give you the weddings first. There always seems to be such great quantities of them here every fall. The first one perhaps I have already told you, Horace Beal, Grace Clay, Annie Upham, Ed Utly, brother John, Katie Tremper Dick Wadsworth Mrs. Tom Eustace. I do not think of any more just now. Good bye. Write soon. Your friend Josie.