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Historical Collections
Collections and Researches made by the
Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society
Reprint VOL. XXI
Wynkoop Ballenbeck Crawford Co., State Printers 1912-1913

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         DR. DANIEL BEEBE died at his home in Hillsdale, January 22,
       1892, aged eighty-two years. DR. BEEBE was born in Madison
       county, N.Y., October 9, 1809, and came to Hillsdale in the
       spring of 1848, living here ever since. He was well known by
       old and young and had been identified with many societies
       and associations in the city and county. He always took great
       interest in public and political matters; was an able writer,
       a good talker and a profound thinker. He was elected a trustee
       of Hillsdale college in 1855, when that institution was founded
       and held his position on the board until 1878. He was treasurer
       of the county agricultural society for three years and was the
       first president of the Farmers' Insurance Co., of Hillsdale
       county and the possessor of the first policy issued. 
       
         He leaves a wife and two sons, WILLIAM BEEBE, of Hillsdale,
       and THURLOW BEEBE, of Dakota.
       
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