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Betsey Woodsum <I>Gowen</I> Beard

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Betsey Woodsum Gowen Beard

Birth
Albion, Kennebec County, Maine, USA
Death
10 Apr 1902 (aged 64)
Grove Lake, Pope County, Minnesota, USA
Burial
Pope County, Minnesota, USA Add to Map
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Cause of death - Kidney and heart trouble;
General poor health for several years.
Died at age - 64 years & 1 month & 4 days.

Wife of William W. BEARD
William and Betsey married on 1 January 1854
at Dakota, Waushara, Wisconsin.
They were parents of seven children.

HISTORY OF RICHLAND TOWNSHIP:
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William W. Beard was born in Kennebec County, Maine, where he attended schools
and lived on a farm. When 20 years old he went to sea and was a sailor for five years.
He then engaged in farming in Maine.
In 1855 William and Betsey came to Waushara County in Wisconsin where he staked out a claim, improved on it and built a house and barn.
In 1858 William came to Minnesota on a prospecting tour.
In 1862 he sold his farm in Wisconsin and came to Richland, where he bought a farm; improved his place and has since purchased 160 acres adjoining. The family lived in a
log house until 1868, then William erected their present frame house.
Mr. Beard has been elected to offices of trust in the town, and is a man that is well known in this section of the county.
Cause of death - Kidney and heart trouble;
General poor health for several years.
Died at age - 64 years & 1 month & 4 days.

Wife of William W. BEARD
William and Betsey married on 1 January 1854
at Dakota, Waushara, Wisconsin.
They were parents of seven children.

HISTORY OF RICHLAND TOWNSHIP:
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William W. Beard was born in Kennebec County, Maine, where he attended schools
and lived on a farm. When 20 years old he went to sea and was a sailor for five years.
He then engaged in farming in Maine.
In 1855 William and Betsey came to Waushara County in Wisconsin where he staked out a claim, improved on it and built a house and barn.
In 1858 William came to Minnesota on a prospecting tour.
In 1862 he sold his farm in Wisconsin and came to Richland, where he bought a farm; improved his place and has since purchased 160 acres adjoining. The family lived in a
log house until 1868, then William erected their present frame house.
Mr. Beard has been elected to offices of trust in the town, and is a man that is well known in this section of the county.

Inscription

BETSEY W.
wife of W. W. Beard
Born Mar 6, 1838
Died Apr 10, 1902
"Blessed are the pure in heart"



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