Russell Dobson BEANY & Lenora Elizabeth SOMERVILLE

Husband: Russell Dobson BEANY

Born: 08 FEB 1906 in Smithfield, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Married: 10 DEC 1934 in New Cumberland, Hancock County, West Virginia, USA
Buried: 04 DEC 1982 in Wintersville, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Fort Steuben Burial Estates
Died: 02 DEC 1982 in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Ohio Valley Hospital
Father: George Thomas BEANY
Mother: Margaret Catherine MILLER
Occupation: Mayor of village Richmond, Ohio
Occupation: Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel

Wife: Lenora Elizabeth SOMERVILLE

Name: BEANY
Name: Lenora Elizabeth SOMERVILLE
Born: 27 AUG 1911 in Brilliant, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Buried: 25 SEP 1997 in Wintersville, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Fort Steuben Burial Estates
Died: 21 SEP 1997 in Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, USA
Trinity Medical Center West
Father: Emory Edwin SOMERVILLE
Mother: Mary Elizabeth HARRIS

Children

01 (M): T. E. BEANY
Born: (Private)
Spouses: C. E. BUSH

02 (F): J. A. BEANY
Name: LUCAS
Born: (Private)
Spouses: Thomas Francis LUCAS

03 (F): K. E. BEANY
Name: CASTLE
Born: (Private)
Spouses: Lester Martin CASTLE

04 (F): D. E. BEANY
Name: HILTON
Born: (Private)
Spouses: T. L. HILTON

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