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Christina Young 1 2 3 4
FamilySearch ID: KJ8N-5BN. Noted events in her life were: 1. Census in 1800 in Salisbury Township, Rowan, NC. The 1800 census recorded Jacob Young: 2. Census in 1820 in , Washington, IN. 6 The 1820 census recorded John Beker [sic] with this household: 3. Census in 1830 in , Tippecanoe, IN. 7 The 1830 census recorded John Beeker, living next door to John Pruitt who married Beeker's daughter Barbara, with this household: 4. Census in 1840 in , Tippecanoe, IN. The 1840 census recorded two Beeker households living near John Pruitt who married John Beeker's daughter Barbara. 5. Census in 1850 in Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe, IN. 8 The 1850 census recorded mother Christian Becker [sic, surname is Beeker handwritten poorly but given name is written Christian, not Christina], 59, born in North Carolina, living with her children born in Indiana: Samuel, farmer, 25; William, 21; and daughter Christian, 16. The mother had no real estate value listed but each of the 3 children had $3000. 6. She has conflicting death information of 1856 and Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe, IN. 1 7. Census in 1860 in Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe, IN. 9 The 1860 census recorded the households of two Beeker brothers living as neighbors. 8. She has conflicting death information of Aged 78 yrs. 3 Mo. 13 Days, 27 Sep 1868 and Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe, IN. 4 9. Letter: Letter written by Miss Clara Laird (deceased daughter of Christina (Beeker) and William Laird. Letter given to Audry M, Sanson by Anna (Laird) McMullen, 214 First Avenue S.W., Lagro, Florida. Audry descends from Anna Beeker<John & Christina Beeker. John and Christena Beeker left North Carolina in the year 1805, landing in Washington Co. Grandmother Beeker had three sisters, two brothers father and mother. They all came north together. There were five families together traveling in wagons. Some on horse-back. Several of Grandfather's people (sister) came at the same time They were near Martinsburg, that was their nearest town. The oldest child died and was buried there. She was born in North Carolina. The rest of the family with the exception of William and Christena were all born in Washington Co. They then decided to come further north in April in the year 1828. They first went to the Grand Prairie. They began getting the timbers ready to build the log cabin. Then Grandmother went out where grandfather was chopping and she told him she could not live there, it made her home-sick. So, he ask her how she would like that place down on Pretty Prairie as it was for sale stock and all. So she thought it would be alright. But grandfather heard they were going to run it pretty high, so he knew of a man living at Logansport who was guardian for some children and had money to loan, so grandfather put the saddle and saddle-bags on his horse and went to see him. He came home with the old saddle bags full of money. The sale came off and he did not need the money. So next day he took it back as there were no notes given. His word was as good as a note. Their oldest daughter Barbara Beeker Pruitt was married down there. She was only 17 years when married and she had two children born there. She came north with her parents also. So that was known as the old Beeker homestead for a number of years. Christina married John Beeker, son of Henry Beeker Sr. and Barbara Garner. (John Beeker was born on 11 Nov 1785 in , Rowan, NC,1 4 died on 21 Aug 1843 in Tippecanoe Township, Tippecanoe, IN 4 10 and was buried in Battle Ground: Pretty Prairie Cemetery, Tippecanoe, IN 4 10.) |
1 Biographical record and portrait album of Tippecanoe County, Indiana (Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois. 1888. 826 pages.), Page 678. Biography of Daniel Beeker. Online https://books.google.com/books?id=2dgWAQAAMAAJ&lpg=PA678&ots=1mDjUGQ7Fr&dq=beeker%20indiana%20carolina&pg=PA678#v=onepage&q=beeker%20indiana%20carolina&f=false.
2 Find A Grave, http://findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6977859.
3 Ancestry.com, "Indiana, U.S., Death Certificates, 1899-2017," Certificate 19756. Christena Beeker Laird. Father John Beecker. Mother __ Young. Spouse Geo. W. Laird. Informant Mr. Elmer Laird.
4 Grace Widney Brown, "Grace Widney Brown, wife of Winfred A. Brown : 1104 South Elm St., Shenandoah, Iowa, revolutionary ancestory Jacob Young (Jung), N.C." (Proof for Daughters of the American Revolution Application prepared in 1957 by Thelma K. Frazee, Genealogist, Washington D. C. - View online at https://archive.org/details/gracewidneybrown00unse/page/n5/mode/2up/search/beeker?q=beeker), Page 27, Parentage of Barbara Beeker.
5 Ancestry.com, A Roster of Revolutionary Ancestors of the Indiana Daughters of the American Revolution, Page 677. Jacob Young.
6 1820 United States Census, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XHG4-FRP John Beker, Washington, Indiana, United States; citing p. 223.
7 1830 United States Census, 1830; Census Place: Tippecanoe, Indiana; Series: M19; Roll: 31; Page: 107; Family History Library Film: 0007720.
8 1850 United States Census, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MHVH-W14 Christian Becker, Tippecanoe, Tippecanoe, Indiana, United States; citing family 479.
9 1860 United States Census, https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:M4N7-FDK Daniel Beeker, 1860 Tippecanoe, Indiana Household 756 Page 106 Image 390.
10 Find A Grave, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=6977865.
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