Bean Family History by WJB
[ Willoughby Bean contd. ]
for his commission Cornet. He was taken prisoner in France and afterwards settled in France and father to the Rev. Alexander Bean of Sowerby Yorks and of Major Jack Bean of Bath and of Charlotte and Henrietta, both of whom I remember staying at Peldon. when I was a kiddy.
Willoughby had his £2,000 when his mother died, as did his sister Louisa (the youngest except Samuel Edwin) who did not marry but took care of her mother when having spent all the capital left her by Alexander except the £10,000 3½% Consols as to which she could only touch the interest, she had to leave London where she lived in Broad St. after leaving Wanstead.
I believe Willoughby married the daughter of a General - Bessie knows the name.
11. Alexander had without doubt a fine business with ...
![Bean Family History by WJB
[ Willoughby Bean contd. ]
for his commission Cornet. He was taken prisoner in France and afterwards settled in France and father to the Rev. Alexander Bean of Sowerby Yorks and of Major Jack Bean of Bath and of Charlotte and Henrietta, both of whom I remember staying at Peldon. when I was a kiddy.
Willoughby had his £2,000 when his mother died, as did ...
Cat1 Families-->Bean / May](MMImages30/FBP_030.jpg "Bean Family History by WJB
[ Willoughby Bean contd. ]
for his commission Cornet. He was taken prisoner in France and afterwards settled in France and father to the Rev. Alexander Bean of Sowerby Yorks and of Major Jack Bean of Bath and of Charlotte and Henrietta, both of whom I remember staying at Peldon. when I was a kiddy.
Willoughby had his £2,000 when his mother died, as did ...")