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Henry Ward Beecher
American clergyman and activist (1813–1887)
- Child of Lyman Beecher and Roxana Foote Beecher
- Married to Eunice White Beecher
- Dated 24 June 1813 CE – 8 March 1887 CE
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Overview
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Family
The family of Henry Ward Beecher
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The family as a list · 13
Family 13
What this means
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child of (child) Lyman Beecher American Presbyterian minister and American Temperance Society co-founder (1775–1863) - child of (mother) Roxana Foote Beecher (1775-1816)
- parent of (child) Harriet Eliza Beecher Scoville 1838-1911
- parent of (child) Henry Barton Beecher
- parent of (child) Herbert Foote Beecher 1854-1925
- parent of (child) William Constantine Beecher American lawyer (1849–1928)
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sibling of Catharine Beecher United States educator (1800–1878) - sibling of Charles Beecher United States clergyman and writer
- sibling of Edward Beecher American theologian
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sibling of Harriet Beecher Stowe American abolitionist and author (1811–1896) - sibling of Isabella Beecher Hooker American suffragist (1822-1907)
- sibling of Thomas K. Beecher United States clergyman and educator (1824–1900)
- married to Eunice White Beecher American writer (1812-1897)
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