BEADLES Family Home Page
Including variations in spelling, such as:
BEDEL, BEDELL, BEADLE, BEEDLE, BEEDLES, etc.
Early Immigration to the USA
Some of the first of the name to reach the USA [nearly 180 years
before it was the USA] were John and Gabriel Bedell who came to the New
World in 1608 as part of the Virginia Company's "Second Supply"
under Captain John Smith. They accompanied him on his voyage of
exploration along the New England coast. Their sister, Dorothy,
married second Roger Wingate of London, who became Treasurer to
the Colony. [Ref provided by Betty Ralph:The Journal of Heraldic
and Genealogical Studies published in Northgate,
Canterbury, Kent England, Vol. 14, New Series 90, January 1988]
BEADLES Family Reunions
Family Histories
-- BEADLES-BEEDLE-BEDELL-BEADLE-BEEDLES
- Rice BEADLES
(ca. 1757 VA - 1825 KY)
- BEADLES - Orange Co, VA and Cass & Macon Co, IL
Descendants of Capt. John BEADLES (Rev. War vet 1769-ca. 1824)
Court Documents in Orange Co, VA mentioning Beadles
- Beadles - Cason connection in Orange Co, VA
- Seaton BEADLES
- BEADLES in central Kentucky (Marion, Mercer, and Washington Cos.)
and southern Indiana (Pike Co.)
- Family of Lewis Yancey Beadles
in western Kentucky
- Some Descendants of Bassett Beadles
in western Tennessee and Kentucky.
- Bedell Families
from census records in Wabash County, Illinois
- Beadles in Georgia
has a list of Beadles census, marriage and other records of the family in Georgia.
- Beadles-Sublett Family
in VA, KY, TN, AL, and TX
- Descendants of Clarence Victor Beadles (1868-1925)
of Calhoun and Yalobusha Counties, Mississippi
- Descendants of Joseph BEEDLE and Mary MEEKS of Miami Co, OH
- BEDELL family
of Sussex County, NJ and Lakawanna County, PA, USA
- BEEDLES family
Wales, state of New York, USA, and Greenwood County, Kansas, USA
- BEADLE family
Genesee Country area of New York, USA
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BEADLE family
Prince William Co, VA to Montgomery Co, MO
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Berryman BEADLES family
North Carolina, Kentucky, Scott Co, IL, Kansas
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BEADLE family
in Iowa
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Will of Samuel BEEDLE
St. Clair Co., Illinois, 1845
BEAGLES
References to BEADLES
- BEADLES in the American Civil War
including both Confederate and Union soldiers.
- Land Grants and Tax Lists
of Beadles and Allied Families in western Kentucky
- Beadles in Jefferson Barracks
is a list of Beadles buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery
- Deed abstracts from Mercer Co, KY
which are loosely associated with the Beadles families
- Richard F. Beadle(s)
Land purchase in Jefferson Co., IL
- Beadle(s), Bedel(l), Beedle(s). . .
Public Land Sales in Illinois
- Early Illinois Census Returns - Bedell, Biddle, Bittle, Beadle, and Beedle
- Virginia Pension Roll of 1835 - includes Beadles
- Beadles Cemetery, Marion Twp, Pike County, Indiana
- Zada Wade Beadles, Interviewed by Dr. Jack Beadles about life in Cairo, Illinois in the Early 20th Century.
Some of the more famous Beadles/Bedells
- Irwin P. Beadle and the Dime Novel
In 1860 Irwin P. Beadle & Co. became the first American
publisher to issue serialized paperback fiction at the fixed
price of 10 cents each. The first dime novels were
Indian and pioneer tales spirit. In the 1870s
detective adventures, society romances,
and rags-to-riches stories were introduced.
[More about Dime Novels] [More about Beadle Dime Novels and Beadle & Adams]
- George W. Beadle, Nobel prize winner
Doctor George Beadle won a Nobel prize in genetics. He was a lecturer
at Oxford University, president of the University of Chicago,
and was affiliated with Cal-Tech. Cal-Tech has an archive of
pictures of George Beadle. You can find the list at
www.caltech.edu
- Grace Bedell, persuaded Abraham Lincoln to grow a beard
Grace was born about 1839. On Oct 15, 1860, she wrote a letter from her home
in Westfield, NY, suggesting to Abraham Lincoln that he grow a beard.
[Grace's letter and Lincoln's reply]
- William Henry Harrison Beadle, Civil War officer, educator
Pvt, 1st Lt, Capt of Co. A., 31st Indiana Volunteers, Civil War; Lt. Col. of
Michigan Sharpshooters; Brevet Brigadier General; Provost Marshall;
Surveryor in Dakota Territory, 1869-1879; Dakota House of Representatives, 1877;
Supt of of Public Instruction, 1879-86; Director of Indian school
in Oregon, 1888-89; President of S. Dakota State Normal School,
1889-1905; Prof. Emeritus of History, 1905-1911.; Beadle County, S.D.
is named for him. [born 1838; died 1915].
Biography from pp. 193-207 of History of Dakota Territory by Kingsbury, Vol. IV (1915)
from Who's Who in South Dakota by Coursey (1913)
from History of South Dakota by Robinson, Vol. I, 1904
- John Hanson Beadle, author, attorney, and newspaper man
Brother of William H. H. Beadle (above), also a member of the
31st Indiana Volunteers, Civil War; [born about 1840; died 1897]
Quotes on the Web from John H. Beadle's writings:
Titles by John Hanson Beadle (may be incomplete)
- The undeveloped West; or, Five years in the territories., New York, Arno Press, 1973 [c1873]; LC Call No.: F594.B36 1973
- 1880 history of Parke County, Indiana , Knightstown, Ind. : Bookmark, 1977; LC Call No.: F532.P2B38 1977
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