From Pioneer Women of Ravenna:
"Augusta COOLMAN was born in 1820. From her mother she inherited a talent for work and unlimited energy. She was married to H.Y. BEEBE, and with her husband went to keeping house in the residence which is still standing on the northeast corner of Cleveland Ave. and Main St. The building had been erected for a store and was not yet completed when they first occupied it, but with their push and perseverance it was converted into a beautiful home.
Mrs. BEEBE had a very fine voice, and for many years sang in the Universalist choir of this place. She was also an invaluable member of the aid society, and was the one upon whom they depended to cut all the garments which they made."
"Augusta COOLMAN was born in 1820. From her mother she inherited a talent for work and unlimited energy. She was married to H.Y. BEEBE, and with her husband went to keeping house in the residence which is still standing on the northeast corner of Cleveland Ave. and Main St. The building had been erected for a store and was not yet completed when they first occupied it, but with their push and perseverance it was converted into a beautiful home.
Mrs. BEEBE had a very fine voice, and for many years sang in the Universalist choir of this place. She was also an invaluable member of the aid society, and was the one upon whom they depended to cut all the garments which they made."
From Pioneer Women of Ravenna:
"Augusta COOLMAN was born in 1820. From her mother she inherited a talent for work and unlimited energy. She was married to H.Y. BEEBE, and with her husband went to keeping house in the residence which is still standing on the northeast corner of Cleveland Ave. and Main St. The building had been erected for a store and was not yet completed when they first occupied it, but with their push and perseverance it was converted into a beautiful home.
Mrs. BEEBE had a very fine voice, and for many years sang in the Universalist choir of this place. She was also an invaluable member of the aid society, and was the one upon whom they depended to cut all the garments which they made."
"Augusta COOLMAN was born in 1820. From her mother she inherited a talent for work and unlimited energy. She was married to H.Y. BEEBE, and with her husband went to keeping house in the residence which is still standing on the northeast corner of Cleveland Ave. and Main St. The building had been erected for a store and was not yet completed when they first occupied it, but with their push and perseverance it was converted into a beautiful home.
Mrs. BEEBE had a very fine voice, and for many years sang in the Universalist choir of this place. She was also an invaluable member of the aid society, and was the one upon whom they depended to cut all the garments which they made."
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