| Male/Husband} Beach, John |
Family History} Olson |
| Female/Wife} Staples, Mary |
Relationship Type} Marriage |
| Marriage: Date} Exa 1652 |
Place} Stratford, New Haven, Connecticut |
Ended: On Date} Bef 1677
By} Death of wife |
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| 1st Household No.} ___ |
| Photographs} None |
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Last Updated
by} Karen Hancock |
Date Updated} 23 Oct 2026
Date Created} 11 Jun 1993 |
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Notes: John Beach married Mary in 1652, in Stratford. Her last name was probably Staples.
John sold his home in New Haven in 1652, the year he married Mary, but it does not appear that he bought one until
1660 in Stratford, Connecticut. This was a house and lot, extending from (Hard's) corner, Main Street to
Elm Street.
From this marriage 10 children were born.
John Beach is said to have given civilian service at the "Lower Garrison" in King Philip's War also known as the
first Indian War. King Philip's War (1675–1676) was a devastating armed conflict between English Puritan
colonists and a confederation of Native American tribes in southern New England. A descendant of his son
Nathaniel, applied for membership in the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) in 1944.
Find A Cemetery gives a death date for John of 16 Jun 1677 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut.
There is no background sources given for this information. His wife probably preceded him in death.
Their burial places are unknown.
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| Children: |
Total # of Children} 10 |
Seq. # of Primary} 10 |
| 1st Child} | Beach, Elizabeth | 1652 - 1692 |
| 2nd Child} | Beach, John | 1654 - 1712 |
| 3rd Child} | Beach, Mary | 1656 - 1722 |
| 4th Child} | Beach, Thomas | 1659 - 1744 |
| 5th Child} | Beach, Nathaniel | 1662 - 1747 |
| 6th Child} | Beach, Hannah | 1665 - |
| 7th Child} | Beach, Sarah | 1667 - |
| 8th Child} | Beach, Isaac | 1669 -1744 |
| 9th Child} | Beach, Joseph | 1671 - 1737 |
| 10th Child} | Beach, Benjamin | 1773/4 - 1717 |
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