There are two avenues named after him in Bakersfield, California. Truxtun Avenue and Beale Avenue. There is also a park named Beale, a clocktower named Beale and a library named Beale. All were gifts to the city from his mother and himself. I believe in honor of his father, General Edward Fitzgerald Beale.
A Big Thank You goes to Find A Grave contributor Pat ONeil for this information.
A Big Thank You goes to Find A Grave contributor Pat ONeil for this information.
There are two avenues named after him in Bakersfield, California. Truxtun Avenue and Beale Avenue. There is also a park named Beale, a clocktower named Beale and a library named Beale. All were gifts to the city from his mother and himself. I believe in honor of his father, General Edward Fitzgerald Beale.
A Big Thank You goes to Find A Grave contributor Pat ONeil for this information.
A Big Thank You goes to Find A Grave contributor Pat ONeil for this information.
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MALO MORI QUAM FOEDARI "Direct descendant of Lt Col The Honorable Thomas Beale Emigrant from England 1640. Member of the Council of Virginia 1662. Vestryman of Bruton Parish 1684"
Gravesite Details
Buried with his wife, Marie Beale. Latin translates to "I prefer to die rather than be dishonered"
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