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William Lane Bean
b.11 Jan 1788 Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States
d.29 Jan 1855 Evansburg, Montgomery, Pennsylvania, United States
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m. Abt 1817
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Jesse Bean settled in Norriton, on the "Cold Spring" farm of three hundred acres. He was superintendent of the Ridge Turnpike Company for many years and elected to the State Legislature from 1811 to 1813. His son William succeeded him in the occupancy of the same premises, and was elected a member of the State Legislature from 1840 to 1843, inclusive. He was prominently associated with the agricultural interests of the county until his death. The family were connected with the St. James' Episcopal Church, at Evansburg, where repose the remains of four generations. S1 [NOTE: Major James Bean, who served throughout the Revolution, was a collateral relative of Jesse Bean, and is also buried at St. James'.] S1 References
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