Cambridge City Tribune
December 21, 1905
Cambridge City IN
Page 3
The death angel has once more entered our midst and, taken away from friends and loved ones, one in the full strength of young manhood. Harvey Temple Beeson, only child of Malinda and Theodore Beeson, was born three miles west of Bentonville Ind., in Rush county, on May 9, 1875, and died in Louisville, Ky., December 9, 1905, aged thirty years and seven months. When Harvey was six years old the family moved to the present home in Bentonville, where he lived until his marriage. On April 3, 1895, he was married to Marie E. Griffith, of Milton, Ind. The two thus united made their home with his parents for a year, then took up life's battles for themselves on the farm in Rush county, where he was born.
December 21, 1905
Cambridge City IN
Page 3
The death angel has once more entered our midst and, taken away from friends and loved ones, one in the full strength of young manhood. Harvey Temple Beeson, only child of Malinda and Theodore Beeson, was born three miles west of Bentonville Ind., in Rush county, on May 9, 1875, and died in Louisville, Ky., December 9, 1905, aged thirty years and seven months. When Harvey was six years old the family moved to the present home in Bentonville, where he lived until his marriage. On April 3, 1895, he was married to Marie E. Griffith, of Milton, Ind. The two thus united made their home with his parents for a year, then took up life's battles for themselves on the farm in Rush county, where he was born.
Cambridge City Tribune
December 21, 1905
Cambridge City IN
Page 3
The death angel has once more entered our midst and, taken away from friends and loved ones, one in the full strength of young manhood. Harvey Temple Beeson, only child of Malinda and Theodore Beeson, was born three miles west of Bentonville Ind., in Rush county, on May 9, 1875, and died in Louisville, Ky., December 9, 1905, aged thirty years and seven months. When Harvey was six years old the family moved to the present home in Bentonville, where he lived until his marriage. On April 3, 1895, he was married to Marie E. Griffith, of Milton, Ind. The two thus united made their home with his parents for a year, then took up life's battles for themselves on the farm in Rush county, where he was born.
December 21, 1905
Cambridge City IN
Page 3
The death angel has once more entered our midst and, taken away from friends and loved ones, one in the full strength of young manhood. Harvey Temple Beeson, only child of Malinda and Theodore Beeson, was born three miles west of Bentonville Ind., in Rush county, on May 9, 1875, and died in Louisville, Ky., December 9, 1905, aged thirty years and seven months. When Harvey was six years old the family moved to the present home in Bentonville, where he lived until his marriage. On April 3, 1895, he was married to Marie E. Griffith, of Milton, Ind. The two thus united made their home with his parents for a year, then took up life's battles for themselves on the farm in Rush county, where he was born.
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