Monograph of the Descent of the Family of Beebe, From the Earliest Known Immigrant-John, of Broughton, England, 1650 : Including Details of Patriotic Services of Individuals During the Early Settlement of the Country, in Times of Peace and War

This book offers an in-depth exploration into the Beebe family lineage, tracing its roots back to John Broughton, a pivotal ancestor believed to be at the foundation of the family's establishment in America. Through meticulous research and compilation, the author delves into the patriotic services rendered by members of the Beebe family during critical periods of early American history, highlighting their instrumental roles in both times of peace and war. The narrative is enriched with fascinating details about the family's contributions to the founding and building of the nation, against a backdrop of significant historical events including Cromwell's reign and the challenges faced due to restrictions on emigration from England.

The thematic depth extends beyond mere genealogical records, presenting a broader historical context that encapsulates the spirit and resilience of early settlers. The author also explores intriguing traditions and facts concerning the origin of the Beebe name, tracing its appearances across different epochs and civilizations - from ancient Egypt to Norman knights involved in England's conquest.

With a compelling blend of tradition, fact, and familial pride, this book not only pays homage to one familys legacy but also sheds light on their collective impact on American heritage. It stands as a testament to how individual stories are woven into the larger tapestry of a nation's history, offering readers a unique perspective on patriotism through the lens of familial bonds and ancestral pride.

This book offers an in-depth exploration into the Beebe family lineage, tracing its roots back to John Broughton, a pivotal ancestor believed to be at the foundation of the family''s establishment in America. Through meticulous research and compilation, the author delves into the patriotic services rendered by members of the Beebe family during critical periods of early American history, highlighting their instrumental roles in both times of peace and war. The narrative is enriched with fascinating details about the family''s contributions to the founding and building of the nation, against a backdrop of significant historical events including Cromwell''s reign and the challenges faced due to restrictions on emigration from England.

The thematic depth extends beyond mere genealogical records, presenting a broader historical context that encapsulates the spirit and resilience of early settlers. The author also explores intriguing traditions and facts concerning the origin of the Beebe name, tracing its appearances across different epochs and civilizations - from ancient Egypt to Norman knights involved in England''s conquest.

With a compelling blend of tradition, fact, and familial pride, this book not only pays homage to one familys legacy but also sheds light on their collective impact on American heritage. It stands as a testament to how individual stories are woven into the larger tapestry of a nation''s history, offering readers a unique perspective on patriotism through the lens of familial bonds and ancestral pride.