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>I am also searching for a BEAN family with connections >in Quebec, Vermont and St. Lawrence County NY. > >Richard Lemuel Bean, born ca 1805 in Windsor, Vermont >married Sarah Cook (born 1812, christened in Cornwall, >County Stormont, Upper Canada [Ontario]). 2 or 3 >children born in Canada East or Lower Canada (Quebec) > >The only Bean I have been able to find in Windsor >census indexes early enough was William Bean in 1790. >He disappears after that. > >Richard and Sarah were in Massena, St. Lawrence >County, NY in 1840. They were in Woodhull, Shiawassee >County, Michigan in 1850. They moved to Nashua >(Bradford), Chickasaw County, Iowa by the time of the >Civil War. Richard and several sons took part in the >war. Children: Henry, Levi, Richard Rufus, George >Willard, Francis Lucinda, Holton (my gr gr >grandfather), Lemuel Luellan, Helen Jane, Andrew. > >I've found another Bean in Chickasaw County in or near >Nashua in 1870 & 1880: George W. Bean, born 1822 NY, >wife Harriet "Hattie" born 1840 Ohio. children Jasper, >William Otis, Arthur, Alta, Luella (also possibly >Levi). > >I have seen the 1850 images for St. Lawrence County >(Lawrence Township) which list Jonathan (Dow) Bean, >born VT, wife Nancy, mother Nancy (born NYC - probably >means NY/Canada). in same town Edward F. Bean born NYC >(probably means NY/Canada) and wife Sabrina. Also a >John W. Bean, born VT, wife Jerusha. In John W. >household is also Albert DOW.

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