Isaac Beeman grave monument details at St Dunstan Church burial ground, Cranbrook, Kent,England
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Isaac Beeman grave monument in St Dunstan Church burial ground, Cranbrook, Kent, England

Isaac Beeman grave monument: legible names and details

full nameburial
date		agebirth
date		relationshipnotes
Reverend Isaac Beeman
1838731765first name on monument
William Beeman
1823241799son of Isaac Beeman
Zechariah Beeman
1823291794son of Isaac Beeman
Susannah Beeman
1809391770first wife of Isaac Beeman
Mary Beeman
1843591784second wife of Isaac Beeman

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I am Pastor Rowland Wheatley, the present and 10th pastor of the Strict and Particular Baptist Chapel on St David's Bridge Cranbrook. Isaac Beeman was Baptised into church membership with us on 1st April 1782, by believers Baptism. The Church was formed in 1780 in Shepherds in High street. So Beeman was one of the first members. We have the original church book recording this and also an original painting of him. He left St David's Bridge to form Providence Chapel in 1803, when William Huntingdon built the chapel for him over Beemans warehouse. So he would have worshipped at the present chapel on St David's Bridge, as that was first used in 1787.
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Location of the above Isaac Beeman monument

St Dunstan Church burial ground, Cranbrook, Kent, England

St Dunstan Church burial ground, Cranbrook
St Dunstan Church burial ground

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