Mamie Virginia Bull ^{1 2 3 4}

   FamilySearch ID: GMGV-M1Z.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Census in 1880 in Election District 6, Baltimore County, MD. ⁶ The 1880 census recorded James Bull in Baltimore County in the western part of Election Distrct 6, which included the north western part of county west of Parkton, MD, and was defined as "All that part of election district west of county road, beginning at Rayville Hall and following said road to Middletown and east of main road leading to Pennsylvania line." The census record:

Elizabeth Bull, 65, living with her son James. R. Bull, works on farm, 25, his wife Rebecca J., 23, and their daughter, Mamie V. Bull, born Jan 1880 and 3 months old when the census was recorded. Also in the home is Elizabeth's grandson, Howard M., mail carrier, 16. Everyone and their parents were born in Maryland except Elizabeth's father was born in Wales.

2. She has conflicting birth information of Event Description: She appears with her parents in the 1880 census so the Find-A-Grave tombstone date is incorrect., 12 Jan 1881 and La Plata, Charles, MD. ²

3. Newspaper: Baltimore Sun: Licensed to Marry: Issued at Towson for the marriage of James C. Beeker of near Parkton and Miss Mamie V. Bull, of Parkton, Seventh district., 6 Nov 1900, Baltimore, Baltimore, MD. ¹

4. Census in 1910 in Election District 7, Baltimore County, MD. ⁷ The 1910 census recorded renting a home: James C. Becker [sic, census handwriting poor so indexed wrong], railroad laborer, 35, living with wife Mamie, 28; and sons Jesse J., 9, and Merle, 5. Everyone and their parents were born in Maryland. James and Mamie were married for 9 years. Mamie had given birth to 4 children but only 2 were alive in 1910. Everyone and their parents were born in Maryland.

5. Census in 1920 in Parkton, Baltimore, MD. ⁸ The 1920 census recorded renting a home: James C. Beeder [sic, indexed wrong due to poor census handwriting], railroad laborer, 41, living with wife Mamie V., 31; Jesse J., truck driver, 19; and Myrl R., 16. Everyone and their parents were born in Maryland.

6. Newspaper: York Daily Record, 4 Oct 1937, York, York, PA. ⁹ GLEN ROCK - Mr. and Mrs. Merle Beeker, children Merle Jr. and Nellie, or Parkton, Md., were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Beeker. Mr. Beeker's mother, Mrs. Maimie Beeker of Baltimore, is staying at the Beeker home.

7. Obituary: The York Dispatch: obituary of Mrs. Mamie V. Beeker on 7 May 1948 in York, York, PA. ⁵ PARKTON, May 7 -- Mrs. Mamie V. Beeker, 68, died yesterday morning at 2:05 o'clock at the home of her son, Murle Beekcer, here. Death was due to cornary occlusion. Mrs. Beeker had resided with her son, Jesse Beeker, Glen Rock, until last Sunday. She leaves, besides her two sons, two grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Blance Wilhelm, Baltimore. The Rev. I. R. Dunlap, pastor of Glen Rock-Seven Valleys E. U. B. charge, will officiate at funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hartenstein Funeral chapel, New Freedom. Interment will be in Pine Grove cemetery.

Mamie married James Christopher Beeker, son of Noah M. Beecher and Margaret Bull, in Nov 1900 in Towson, Baltimore, MD.¹ (James Christopher Beeker was born on 4 Aug 1873 in Middletown, Baltimore County, MD,¹⁰ died on 7 Nov 1947 in Hampstead, Carroll, MD ^{10 11} and was buried in Parkton: Pine Grove United Methodist Church Cemetery, Baltimore, MD ¹⁰.)