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Beulah Bisbee (Howland)

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Birthplace: Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts
Death: April 1813
Sumner, Oxford, Maine, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Rouse Howland and Anne Howland
Wife of Charles Bisbee
Mother of Lt. Elisha Bisbee; Celia Ford (Bisbee); John Bisbee; Charles Bisbee; Mary Ford (Bisbee) and 4 others
Sister of Anne Lindsey and Lydia Howland
Half sister of Perez Howland; Joseph Howland; Elsie Cross; Deliverance Crocker; Lydia Leavitt and 5 others

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About Beulah Bisbee

Beulah was Baptised on Aug. 28, 1737, in Pembroke, MA Plymouth Co.

She died on Apr. 1, 1813 or Sept 1, 1816.



Birth: 1736 Pembroke Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA Death: Sep. 1, 1813 Sumner Oxford County Maine, USA

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A BIOGRAPHY OF BEULAH HOWLAND BISBEE, by Larry Overmire (5th great grandson), Aug. 2008:

Beulah Howland was born in 1736 in Pembroke, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, the daughter of Rouse and Ann (Bonney) Howland.

She married Charles Bisbee, the son of Moses and Mary (Reed) Bisbee, on Sept. 16, 1756 in Pembroke. They had nine children: Elisha, Charles, Mary "Polly," Celia, Moses, John, Solomon, Calvin and Rouse.

Charles was a farmer. After his marriage, he moved to Pembroke. He served in the Revolutionary War in the Continental Army and was involved in the Lexington Alarm on April 19, 1775.

In June 1784, the family moved to Sumner, Oxford County, Maine. Charles is recognized as being the first settler of that community. Descendant Axel Reed in his genealogy described how circumstances unfolded:

"At the close of the Revolutionary war, in which the father and two sons, Elisha and Charles, had taken part, there was an extensive emigration from the Old Colony towns in Massachusetts to the wilds of Maine. He bought land of Benjamin Darling, of Hanover, Mass., in a township in Maine then called Sharon, afterwards Butterfield or Sumner. In the summer of 1783 he visited his land and built a cheap tenement for his family to occupy later. He returned to Pembroke to spend the winter and the following spring set sail with his family for the new home. They sailed from Scituate harbor in a packet and landed at Yarmouth, proceeding through the wilderness to Sumner on horseback, arriving on the 5th day of June, 1784, the year in which the town of Sumner was incorporated. Dr. [Wm. B.] Lapham [secretary of the Maine Genealogical Society] says: 'He (Charles Bisbee) selected his land with good judgment, and with the aid of his seven stalwart sons he soon cleared him up a good farm. He suffered all the privations and hardships incident to a pioneer life, lived to see his children comfortably settled around him and enjoy much of the fruit of his toil, and he died June 3, 1807, the 23rd anniversary of the arrival in town. His good wife, Beulah Howland, died September 1, 1813, nine years later, and in her 76th year of age.' "

Charles died on June 3, 1807, at the age of 81. Beulah died on Sept. 1, 1813, at the age of 77. Both are buried in The Bonney Road Cemetery in Sumner.

Family links:

Spouse:
 Charles Bisbee (1726 - 1807)*
Children:
 Elisha Bisbee (1757 - 1826)*
 Charles Bisbee (1758 - 1833)*
 Celia Bisbee Ford (1764 - 1816)*
 Moses Bisbee (1765 - 1852)*
 John Bisbee (1767 - 1839)*
 Calvin Bisbee (1771 - 1857)*
 Rowse Bisbee (1772 - 1852)*
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Burial: Chaffin Cemetery Sumner Oxford County Maine, USA

Created by: Laurence Overmire Record added: Aug 28, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 29371058


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Beulah Bisbee formerly Howland

Born 1736 in Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay

Daughter of Rouse Howland and [mother unknown]

Sister of Huldah (Howland) Newell [half] and Lydia (Howland) Leavitt [half]

Wife of Charles Bisbee — married 16 Sep 1756 in Bridgewater,Plymouth,Massachusetts

Mother of Elisha Bisbee, Charles Bisbee, Mary (Bisbee) Ford, Celia (Bisbee) Ford, Moses Bisbee, John Bisbee, Solomon Bisbee, Calvin Bisbee and Rouse Bisbee

Died 1 Sep 1813 in Sumner, Oxford County, Maine, USA

Profile last modified 6 May 2018 | Created 28 Nov 2010

Biography

Father Rouse Howland

Mother Ann

Sources

Birth Massachusetts Births and Christenings Name Beulah Howland Gender Female Christening Date 28 Aug 1737 Christening Place PEMBROKE,PLYMOUTH,MASSACHUSETTS Father's Name Rouse Howland Mother's Name Ann Citing this Record "Massachusetts Births and Christenings, 1639-1915," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VQ6C-BMN : 4 December 2014), Beulah Howland, ; citing , ; FHL microfilm 0873752 IT 1.

Marriage Name Charles Bisbe Spouse's Name Beulah Howland Event Date 16 Sep 1756 Event Place Bridgewater,Plymouth,Massachusetts Citing this Record "Massachusetts Marriages, 1695-1910," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:V58S-QJ1 : 4 December 2014), Charles Bisbe and Beulah Howland, 16 Sep 1756; citing reference ; FHL microfilm 164,691, 164,692.

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Beulah Bisbee's Timeline

1737
August 28, 1737
Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts
August 28, 1737
Pembroke, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
1757
March 4, 1757
Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States
1758
1758
Sumner, Oxford, ME, United States
1760
April 28, 1760
Sumner, Oxford, ME, United States
1763
October 17, 1763
Bridgewater, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
1765
February 21, 1765
Sumner, Oxford, ME, United States
1767
February 21, 1767
Sumner, Oxford, Maine
1769
September 3, 1769
Sumner, Oxford, ME, United States