Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameRebecca BEEBE 
Birthabt 1663, New London, New London, Connecticut2591, p 16
Memobased on parent’s marriage date
DeathMar or Jun 1689, New London, New London, Connecticut431, p 233 Age: 26
FatherSgt. Thomas BEEBE (-~1699)
MotherMillicent ADDIS (1623-)
Individual Notes
• Daughter of Thomas Beebe and Millicent Addis.2593
• [She] was born between 1652 and 1672.2591, p 16
• [She] was born between 1652 and 1672.2591, p 16
Spouses
1Sgt. Nathaniel HOLT , 3
, 3Birth1647, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut2447, p 385,431, p 233,2593, p 241
Death28 May 1723, Newport, Newport, Rhode Island2596, p 37,431, p 233 Age: 76
BurialNewport, Newport, Rhode Island431, p 233,2595, p 9
ResidenceNew Haven; New London; Newport, RI431, p 233
Occupationship carpenter2593, p 241
FatherWilliam HOLT , 1 (1610-1683)
MotherSarah (-1717)
Individual Notes
• He held the military title of sergeant, and was sent into the Narraganset country, during King Philip’s Indian war, and was wounded in the shoulder at the great Swamp fight, Dec. 19, 1675. In Oct., 1678, the general court, on his application for relief, having, as he says, been severely wounded in the cause of his country, awarded him the sum of £5.431, p 233
• He inherited from his grandfather, Thomas Beebe, and his uncle, Thomas Butler, a valuable property in New London. He is said to have been remarkable in his day for acceptable services rendered to his friends and neighbors in times of sickness and of death, not in a professional capacity, but either as a voluntary or invited assistant. It was commonly said, that for forty years there was not a funeral in New London that he did not attend. His son Ebenezer continued the good offices of his father, and was as regularly found as the physician or the pastor at the bed side of the sick and dying. Of his twelve children only four are known to have survived him or to have left descendants.431, p 234
• He inherited from his grandfather, Thomas Beebe, and his uncle, Thomas Butler, a valuable property in New London. He is said to have been remarkable in his day for acceptable services rendered to his friends and neighbors in times of sickness and of death, not in a professional capacity, but either as a voluntary or invited assistant. It was commonly said, that for forty years there was not a funeral in New London that he did not attend. His son Ebenezer continued the good offices of his father, and was as regularly found as the physician or the pastor at the bed side of the sick and dying. Of his twelve children only four are known to have survived him or to have left descendants.431, p 234
Marriage5 Apr 1680, New London, New London, Connecticut2447, p 385; date only,2501, p 314,431, p 233,2591, p 16
Family Notes
• 2 children.431, p 234
ChildrenWilliam , 13 (1681-1766)
Nathaniel (1683-1751)