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William Beaumont (also spelled Beamon, Beamond, or Beaman) and his younger brother John Beaumont (also spelled Bement) left England in April 1635 on the ship "Elizabeth" , and settled in Salem, Massachusetts. William Beaumont later moved to Saybrook Colony, Connecticut, in 1640; his brother John Bement remained in Massachusetts. The William Beaumont family has several notable members. Perhaps the most notable is Dr. William Beaumont (1785-1853), U.S. Army surgeon and author of "Experiments and Observations
Connecticut county organization: Lebanon was part of New London County until 1726, when Lebanon was made part of the newly-created Windham County. In 1824, Lebanon again became part of New London County, where it is today. Probate records: new probate court districts were established in 1719, when Lebanon was assigned to the local probate court in Windham town, although the new Windham County was not established until 1726. Each town in Connecticut got its own probate court in 1826, so Lebanon probate recor
CHILDREN: William Beaumont and Lydia Danforth had eight children , listed below in "2nd Generation in the U.S." John (Beaumont) Bement John Bement's descendants are listed at www.bementfamily.com . 1st generation 2nd generation 3rd generation 4th generation 5th generation 6th generation 7th generation 8th generation 9th generation 10th generation 11th generation 12th generation 13th generation TO TOP OF THIS PAGE 2nd Generation in the U.S. Histor
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