Julian "Lynn" Beard
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Julian "Lynn" Beard (or Lynn) was a storekeeper for the C&O Railroad, and lived in Daniels, West Virginia. He built his own home there and lived with his wife and four sons. . |
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 Julian Lynn Beard, Age 20 (around 1922) |
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 Julian Lynn Beard, as a young man.
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Grandpa Lynn Beard with his grandchildren, holding Alan Lindley Beard. |
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Home Julian Ralph Beard "built with his father" Julian Lynn Beard. Many remembrances of visiting this home on summer vacation as a child. |
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| Obituary
Julian Lynn Beard, 60, of 304 Albert Ave. Portsmouth, died Sunday at 3 a.m.
at the Jane Witcher Nursing Home, Norfolk. He was a native of
Hillsboro W.Va. and had lived in Norfolk for the past 13 months. he
was a retired store keeper for C&O Railway. He was a member of the
Presbyterian Church and a son of Grace Kennison Beard and the late J.P. Beard
and the husband of Mrs. Beulah W. Beard. In addition to his wife and mother, he is survived by four sons, Ray C. Beard of Portsmouth, J. Ralph Beard of Wyoming, Pa., Ross E. Beard of Winston-Salem, N.C.; Guy W. Beard USA, Fort Knox, Ky., five sisters Mrs. Lucille Price of Sylvester, W.Va. and Miss Annette Beard of Sylvester, W.Va. Mrs. Ethel Wallace of Oak Hill, W. Va. and Mrs. Pearl Miller of Shinston, W. Va. one brother Paul Beard of Washington, DC, 16 grandchildren. The body was taken to Snellings Funeral Home and will be forwarded to Smith Funeral Home in Marlinton, W. Va. for a funeral service and burial. |
| Census 1930 - Julian Lynn Beard + Family |
| June - 1916 (Standing) Quinn Gumm, Lillian Fowler, Leta Beard, Mattie Lewis, Opal Rogers, Myrtle Sharp, Elizabeth Fote, Eula Hill, Dare Kinnison, Madge Weiford, Francia Clark, Zadil Kinnison, Roxie Carlisle, Wardel Harper (Sitting) Ligon Gumm, Ernest Burr, Guy Kinnison, Julian Lynn Beard, Norman Lolley, Wint Hill, John Sheets, Earl Carlisle, it'e Powers, Earl Beard, Gilbert Morrison. At Burnside, W. Va. Inscription on back reads: Dear Lynn (Ed. This is Julian Lynn Beard) : It is my hope that this little picture will remind you as it does me, of our last big feed together. Yours Sincerely, Clifton E. G??rd.
(Credits - Chris Beard, given August, 2007, Joe Kuniski - restoration) |
