William Bean, pioneer of Tennessee and his descendants, 1973/ by Jamie Ault Grady

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Chiefly, a record of some descendants of William Bean who was born on December 9, 1721 in St. Stephen's Parish, Northumberland County, Virginia. In 1753, William was building roads in Halifax County, Virginia. In early 1769, William and his wife Lydia moved into the new country of Tennessee, and built a cabin on a point between Boone's Creek and Watauga River just above the mouth of the creek. The site was previously used by Daniel Boone as a hunting camp. William and Lydia were the first permanent settlers in this area of Tennessee. They had nine children. William died in Washington County, Tennessee early in 1782. Lydia probably died in 1788. Descendants lived in Tennessee, Virginia, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa and elsewhere.

Includes Bean, Been, Beene, Bowen, Duncan, Godwin, Shipley and related families.

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