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Randy R. Beebe

Born 1950s.

Ancestors

Son of Raymond Beebe and Jeanne (Mulvihill) Beebe

[sibling(s) unknown]

[children unknown]

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Profile last modified 12 May 2024 | Created 31 Mar 2017

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Biography

Randolph Beebe ^[1]

RRB Free Space Profiles

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Free Space profiles created to protect the content and authorship of extensively researched, detailed Wikitree genealogies written by R Beebe.

Genealogy of Mary (Babcock) Tanner (1673_-1705).
Genealogy of William Tanner (1660 - 1738).
Genealogy of Joseph Beebe (1679 - 1756).
John Beeby (father of NA immigrant)
Genealogy of Amos Robinson Sr. (1711 - 1791).
Daniel Robinson
Sarah Conant
William Beebe
William Beebe
Wilbur Beebe
John Harrison Hosford.
Genealogy of George Gardiner Sr. (1669-1770)
Elizabeth (Gardiner) Cottrell Tanner Study.
Study on Samuel Beebe Jr.

Future Free space topics:

Beebe source material
Richard Beebe (abt.1712-aft.1759) death citation in French and Indian war records is weird dies than in war record a year later?
Identity conflation of Sarah Conant with Sarah Andrews.
Joshua Hall (1708-1789) one or two people Loyalist and Patriot?

Unconnected Beebes:

Josiah Beebe (1796-)

Other useful free space profiles:

Eric Weddington: Seventh Day Baptist.
Rick Pierpont: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:List_of_Lists
First Families of Westerly RI

David Randall; First Families of Westerly, Rhode Island.
David Randall: The Second Sabbatarian Church in America at Westerly, Rhode Island.

Sources

↑ René Descartes; I think therefore, I am.

Seventh Day Baptist History site

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Randy's formal name
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e-mail address
exact birthdate
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships. Paternal line Y-chromosome DNA test-takers:

George Beebe : Family Tree DNA Y-DNA Test 37 markers, haplogroup R-M269, FTDNA kit #1012221

It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Randy:

~6.25% Christy (Becker) Hart : 23andMe

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Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum posts about Randy:

Randy Beebe is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jul 3, 2023.
Randy Beebe is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jun 8, 2022.
Randy Beebe is a Wonderful WikiTreer Jul 25, 2021.
Randy Beebe is a Wonderful WikiTreer Sep 30, 2020.

Comments: 28

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Mary Baker

Amazing compilation of research on William Beebe (d. 1750) and also his third wife, Hannah (Wyatt?), and their daughter, Mary "Mercy" (Beebe) Jones. I wonder if anyone has noticed the following passage in the Hempstead Diary and whether you have hunch as to the identity of Hannah Beebe Jr. Who could she be if not another daughter of Hannah and William Beebe? Many thanks.

5 Oct 1756 [Joshua Hempstead] Tryal of Bristow A Negro man (belonging to the Rev Mr Beckwith of Lyme) for committing a rape on the body of Hannah Beebe Jr a young woman of [missing text] He was found Guilty & received sentence of Death next Day.

posted Mar 21, 2024 by Mary Baker

Mary Baker

Randy: Court documents from CT State Library mention Hannah Beebe Jr's father as David Beebe. Haven't found much on a David Beebe of Lyme, New London County, but there seems to be one who m. Hannah Willey, making their daughter, Hannah Jr. Would like to pursue to find out what happened to Hannah Jr after the court case of 1756. Court record shows that after Bristow was condemned to death, Hannah Jr. contradicted her testimony and the Governor overturned the sentence, so Bristow lived -- but we don't know the rest of his story either -- at least not yet.

posted Mar 27, 2024 by Mary Baker

Randy Beebe

Mary, that is very interesting and is cutting some new territory relative to the published Beebe Genealogies. Dr. Alan Henry published the gold standard for the Beebe Genealogy in 2011, but there is no Hannah Willey in his genealogy. He has a David Beebe, son of Ebenezer, born 1728 and a resident of Lyme, but his wife was Sarah ____, and he was born too late to have had a (say) 16 year old daughter in 1756. David Beebe (1728-bef.1760). For what it is worth there are four Hannah Beebes entered into Wikitree that had a mother named Hannah that were within the time window, but none has a father named David. The best fit of that lot is Hannah Beebe (bef.1726-)

posted Mar 28, 2024 by Randy Beebe

Bernard Ellis

Hi Randy,

I am going to remove myself as owner of William Hosford’s profile, on the hopes you’ll take up the haveL as a direct descendant, and since you’ve invested,time in it as well. BThanks in advance for adopting it.

posted Sep 10, 2022 by Bernard Ellis

Jocelynn (Cottrell) Bogie

Hello Randy, my name is Jocelynn (Cottrell) Bogie and I would like to thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to keeping the genealogy accurate, adding and fixing the problems that come from well intentioned mini-genealogists (that's me), your tireless work on WikiTree and everything in between. I am unfortunately having difficulty contacting privately and am forced but humbled to express this on your profile. I have seen your name elsewhere many times over and feel that i am not the only one who can see you and all the great work you do. I am attempting to delve back into participating on this site after a Covid-19 Era pause to my contributions here..., but as I take the time to retrace my steps I see that I have made some errors. For that I apologize to you, and hope that I can get back to my intellectual-self enough to trust my future judgment in helping instead of hindering our collective goals. You are such a wonderful genealogist and I want to some day be able to contribute and collaborate with you on some of our mutual interests.

With much respect and humble thanks, Jocelynn (Cottrell) Bogie Cottrell-1773 [email address removed]

posted Jul 14, 2022 by Jocelynn (Cottrell) Bogie

Sherry (Taylor) Miller

Thank you, Randy, for all the help.

Regards, Sherry Taylor Miller -- Beebe decedent

posted Aug 02, 2021 by Sherry (Taylor) Miller

Penny Beebe

Hi Im Penny Beebe. My father is Elmer Beebe, born 1944. This find is AMAZING thank you ! I love learning our family history.

posted Jun 21, 2020 by Penny Beebe

Donna Beebe

Randy thank you so much for updating profiles on my family site..I am happy to see that someone has been able to find information that I don't have access too for one reason or another..Thanks again

Donna Riggs (Beebe)

posted Apr 15, 2020 by Donna Beebe

Cari (Van Tine) Yocom

You do absolutely gorgeous research. I love someone who knows how to use the footnote utility correctly. I'm completely awestruck.

Cari

posted Aug 24, 2019 by Cari (Van Tine) Yocom

Pip Sheppard

Hi Randy!

Thank you for your time and energy in creating over 1000 (actually, over 1800!) contributions to WikiTree for the month of July 2019. Your efforts are appreciated!

Pip Sheppard

WikiTree Appreciation Team

posted Aug 02, 2019 by Pip Sheppard

J Allen

Hi, Randy - Are you related to Mary Elisabeth Beebe? She is my maternal great-grandmother. Would you happen to have any pictures of her?

Thanks for any info! Jean Allen

posted Apr 28, 2019 by J Allen

PE Rosner

Thanks very much for your help this week Randy! And for your patience with me! :-)

posted Feb 21, 2019 by PE Rosner

Richard Beebe

Hi Randy,

I'm working on baby steps into the WikiTree network.

My Ancestry family tree has almost 2,400 individuals, with some unintended duplication I have to go back and weed, but it's that's on all branches of my family.

I'm gathering there's no "easy" way to incorporate an Ancestry tree into WikiTree? Except the old fashioned way of directly typing it in. So, at least for some Beebe family who may be outside your "known" tree, I will be doing some typing.

I look forward to our conversations, and my own learning curve here.

Best Wishes, Richard Beebe Tracy, California

posted Oct 28, 2018 by Richard Beebe

Wendy (Rogers) Anonymous

I found a Rogers/Jones/Bogue/Beebe connection from Suffolk County, New York on www.ancestry.com and www.familytree.com and will fill in some of the Beebe blanks here on wikitree.

posted Oct 15, 2018 by Wendy (Rogers) Anonymous

Wendy (Rogers) Anonymous

Hi there! I have Beebe relatives and see that we are 8th cousins once removed (so far). Neat!

posted Oct 15, 2018 by Wendy (Rogers) Anonymous

Cari (Van Tine) Yocom

Lovely profile for Susannah Beebe. Noted one stray USA under the Vital Records Extract. The formatting this place uses makes me cross-eyed. I couldn't find it to delete it. Otherwise, very nice. Cari

posted Jun 09, 2018 by Cari (Van Tine) Yocom

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