One of six children of Horace and Esther (Lamb) Beebe. He was living in Waldick, WI during the Civil War when he enlisted as a Corporal in Company E, 30th Wisconsin Infantry on August 8, 1862. Promoted to Sergeant during his service. Mustered out on September 20, 1865 at Louisville, KY.
Married Alice Lutter in 1870. They had three children: Sarah, Ada and Mattie.
Another Civil war veteran was called to his reward when Simon G. Beebe died at his home on Vernon avenue at the age of 67 years. Diabetes was the cause of his demise. Mr. Beebe had been ailing for three years or more, but had been confined to his bed for only a few days.
Mr. Beebe served through two years of the great war, enlisting at Madison and serving in the Wisconsin volunteer infantry. He was mustered out of the service at Fort Snelling.
There survives the aged man three daughters, Mrs. O.J. Johnson, Mrs. Ada Dennis and Miss Irene Beebe, all residents of Beloit. Mrs. Beebe preceeded her husband to the grave twelve years ago.
At 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev. W.W.F. Brown, chaplain of L.H.D. Crane post, G.A.R. of which Mr. Beebe was an honored member, will offer prayer at the home and at 9:40 the remains will be sent to Wiota, Wis., over the St. Paul road. Services will be held in the Christian church at Wiota in the afternoon and interment will be made there.
Many citizens will mourn the death of Mr. Beebe. Of fine character, beloved by all who knew him, his demise seems doubly sad. He will be especially missed in the ranks of the Grand Army, where he was always a conspicous figure- Beloit Free Press
Mr. Beebe was 69 years of age and was a resident of Lafayette county since his infancy. He kept a general store at Wiota for many years and also served as postmaster. He was also surveyor for Lafayette county at different times.
The Republican Journal 8 Feb 1912
Married Alice Lutter in 1870. They had three children: Sarah, Ada and Mattie.
Another Civil war veteran was called to his reward when Simon G. Beebe died at his home on Vernon avenue at the age of 67 years. Diabetes was the cause of his demise. Mr. Beebe had been ailing for three years or more, but had been confined to his bed for only a few days.
Mr. Beebe served through two years of the great war, enlisting at Madison and serving in the Wisconsin volunteer infantry. He was mustered out of the service at Fort Snelling.
There survives the aged man three daughters, Mrs. O.J. Johnson, Mrs. Ada Dennis and Miss Irene Beebe, all residents of Beloit. Mrs. Beebe preceeded her husband to the grave twelve years ago.
At 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev. W.W.F. Brown, chaplain of L.H.D. Crane post, G.A.R. of which Mr. Beebe was an honored member, will offer prayer at the home and at 9:40 the remains will be sent to Wiota, Wis., over the St. Paul road. Services will be held in the Christian church at Wiota in the afternoon and interment will be made there.
Many citizens will mourn the death of Mr. Beebe. Of fine character, beloved by all who knew him, his demise seems doubly sad. He will be especially missed in the ranks of the Grand Army, where he was always a conspicous figure- Beloit Free Press
Mr. Beebe was 69 years of age and was a resident of Lafayette county since his infancy. He kept a general store at Wiota for many years and also served as postmaster. He was also surveyor for Lafayette county at different times.
The Republican Journal 8 Feb 1912
One of six children of Horace and Esther (Lamb) Beebe. He was living in Waldick, WI during the Civil War when he enlisted as a Corporal in Company E, 30th Wisconsin Infantry on August 8, 1862. Promoted to Sergeant during his service. Mustered out on September 20, 1865 at Louisville, KY.
Married Alice Lutter in 1870. They had three children: Sarah, Ada and Mattie.
Another Civil war veteran was called to his reward when Simon G. Beebe died at his home on Vernon avenue at the age of 67 years. Diabetes was the cause of his demise. Mr. Beebe had been ailing for three years or more, but had been confined to his bed for only a few days.
Mr. Beebe served through two years of the great war, enlisting at Madison and serving in the Wisconsin volunteer infantry. He was mustered out of the service at Fort Snelling.
There survives the aged man three daughters, Mrs. O.J. Johnson, Mrs. Ada Dennis and Miss Irene Beebe, all residents of Beloit. Mrs. Beebe preceeded her husband to the grave twelve years ago.
At 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev. W.W.F. Brown, chaplain of L.H.D. Crane post, G.A.R. of which Mr. Beebe was an honored member, will offer prayer at the home and at 9:40 the remains will be sent to Wiota, Wis., over the St. Paul road. Services will be held in the Christian church at Wiota in the afternoon and interment will be made there.
Many citizens will mourn the death of Mr. Beebe. Of fine character, beloved by all who knew him, his demise seems doubly sad. He will be especially missed in the ranks of the Grand Army, where he was always a conspicous figure- Beloit Free Press
Mr. Beebe was 69 years of age and was a resident of Lafayette county since his infancy. He kept a general store at Wiota for many years and also served as postmaster. He was also surveyor for Lafayette county at different times.
The Republican Journal 8 Feb 1912
Married Alice Lutter in 1870. They had three children: Sarah, Ada and Mattie.
Another Civil war veteran was called to his reward when Simon G. Beebe died at his home on Vernon avenue at the age of 67 years. Diabetes was the cause of his demise. Mr. Beebe had been ailing for three years or more, but had been confined to his bed for only a few days.
Mr. Beebe served through two years of the great war, enlisting at Madison and serving in the Wisconsin volunteer infantry. He was mustered out of the service at Fort Snelling.
There survives the aged man three daughters, Mrs. O.J. Johnson, Mrs. Ada Dennis and Miss Irene Beebe, all residents of Beloit. Mrs. Beebe preceeded her husband to the grave twelve years ago.
At 8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev. W.W.F. Brown, chaplain of L.H.D. Crane post, G.A.R. of which Mr. Beebe was an honored member, will offer prayer at the home and at 9:40 the remains will be sent to Wiota, Wis., over the St. Paul road. Services will be held in the Christian church at Wiota in the afternoon and interment will be made there.
Many citizens will mourn the death of Mr. Beebe. Of fine character, beloved by all who knew him, his demise seems doubly sad. He will be especially missed in the ranks of the Grand Army, where he was always a conspicous figure- Beloit Free Press
Mr. Beebe was 69 years of age and was a resident of Lafayette county since his infancy. He kept a general store at Wiota for many years and also served as postmaster. He was also surveyor for Lafayette county at different times.
The Republican Journal 8 Feb 1912
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