TITLE: Notice of Early Families of Candia:  

SOURCE: HISTORY OF CANDIA: Once known as Charmingfare; with notice of Some 
	of the Early Families, by F.B. Eaton, Press of the Granite 
	Farmer, James O. Adams, Printer, Manchester, N.H.  ©1852

				BEAN, DAVID

About the year 1755, David Bean settled in the eastern part of this town, at 
a place called the Island.  He was a native of Kingston, N.H., from which 
place he removed to Epping, where his newly erected buildings were consumed 
by fire.  He then moved to Raymond, and soon after to Candia.  Here he built
a dwelling house and mills, which in a few years he had again the misfortune
to lose by fire.  He died in Candia in 1793, at the age of 68.  Two only of 
his eleven children, Abraham and Reuben, settled in town, where their de-
scendants now reside, to the fifth generation.


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- Submitted by C. Parziale 07/01/2000
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