Clay County AlArchives Obituaries.....Bean, D. G. March 22, 1911
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Brother D. G. Bean was born September 23, 1837; married Miss Susan Burdett Jan. 
1853 and joined the Baptist church about 58 years ago. He was a member 31st Ala. 
Co., H. during the Civil war from 1862 to 1865. He departed this life March 
22nd, 1911, aged 73 years and six months, leaving a wife, one daughter, two 
granddaughters here and a son in the West to mourn his death. Brother Bean was a 
kind neighbor, a tender, loving father and a faithful devoted companion. He was 
a bright jolly spirited man. To know him was to love him. Brother Bean was 
happily converted in early life, of which he ever loved to talk. He loved his 
church dearly and was very I attentive to all his church meetings. About three 
years ago Brother Bean's health began to fail, he gradually went down until Xmas 
last. By this time his recovery became hopeless, and he became perfectly 
resigned to death. During his illness he received he tender care of the wife, 
daughter, the grand-children and many friends but hopes of recovery never seemed 
to revive, but he was anxiously awaiting death's call, and when it came, he 
quietly and peacefully obeyed. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. F. J. 
Ingram and the writer. His remains were laid to rest in the Pleasant Grove 
cemetery March 23rd to await the resurrection of the righteous. His pastor, 
B. W. Matthews.

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