Louis C. Beebe was the third child of Frank and Naomi Emma (Ellis) Beebe. He was married three times. His first wife was Myrtle Mae Beem whom he married in Denver, CO on December 9, 1907 and they had three sons: Donald Earl (1909), Frank Albert (1911) and Robert Ellsworth (1913).
After a divorce and service in Europe in the U. S. Army in WWI, he married Myrtle Mae Richardson on May 1, 1920. They had five children: Kenneth Eugene (1921), Ward Ellis (1922), Gwendolyn Lucile (1924), Naomi Jean (1926) and Carl Richard (1934).
After her death he married Elva Swan on November 24, 1948. He died in Sidney, NE of a heart attack while employeed by Union Pacific Railroad.
After a divorce and service in Europe in the U. S. Army in WWI, he married Myrtle Mae Richardson on May 1, 1920. They had five children: Kenneth Eugene (1921), Ward Ellis (1922), Gwendolyn Lucile (1924), Naomi Jean (1926) and Carl Richard (1934).
After her death he married Elva Swan on November 24, 1948. He died in Sidney, NE of a heart attack while employeed by Union Pacific Railroad.
Louis C. Beebe was the third child of Frank and Naomi Emma (Ellis) Beebe. He was married three times. His first wife was Myrtle Mae Beem whom he married in Denver, CO on December 9, 1907 and they had three sons: Donald Earl (1909), Frank Albert (1911) and Robert Ellsworth (1913).
After a divorce and service in Europe in the U. S. Army in WWI, he married Myrtle Mae Richardson on May 1, 1920. They had five children: Kenneth Eugene (1921), Ward Ellis (1922), Gwendolyn Lucile (1924), Naomi Jean (1926) and Carl Richard (1934).
After her death he married Elva Swan on November 24, 1948. He died in Sidney, NE of a heart attack while employeed by Union Pacific Railroad.
After a divorce and service in Europe in the U. S. Army in WWI, he married Myrtle Mae Richardson on May 1, 1920. They had five children: Kenneth Eugene (1921), Ward Ellis (1922), Gwendolyn Lucile (1924), Naomi Jean (1926) and Carl Richard (1934).
After her death he married Elva Swan on November 24, 1948. He died in Sidney, NE of a heart attack while employeed by Union Pacific Railroad.
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