He came to Dunedin from Ocala, Florida in 1862. He married Sarah L. and they had two sons: William R. and John Douglas, and three daughters: Penny, Florence and Adella.
Mr. Beckett was a citrus grower. In 1871, he and his wife were among the original organizers of the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, built on what became the cemetery ground next to Jerry Lake.
Mr. Beckett was a citrus grower. In 1871, he and his wife were among the original organizers of the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, built on what became the cemetery ground next to Jerry Lake.
He came to Dunedin from Ocala, Florida in 1862. He married Sarah L. and they had two sons: William R. and John Douglas, and three daughters: Penny, Florence and Adella.
Mr. Beckett was a citrus grower. In 1871, he and his wife were among the original organizers of the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, built on what became the cemetery ground next to Jerry Lake.
Mr. Beckett was a citrus grower. In 1871, he and his wife were among the original organizers of the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, built on what became the cemetery ground next to Jerry Lake.
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s/w Sarah Beckett.
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