Benjamin Hamlinton Beebe lived in
Clinton, Ohio and Liverpool, Ohio.  He left Ohio
shortly after 1845 to live in Connecticut.  He was a
soldier in the Civil War having enlisted on 9/18/1861
and mustered 9/23/1861 and served in Co. K, 8th
Infantry under Captain McCall. He reenlisted Vet.
12/24/1863. He was wounded in the right arm on May 7th
1864 at Walthall Junction, Virginia.  He transferred
to Company A, 7th Regiment December 31, 1864 and was
discharged on November 15, 1865.  (Certificate 125383,
1883. Vol. 1)
In the List of Pensioners on the Roll Jan 1, 1883,
Vol. l published Baltimore Genealogical Publishing
Company in 1970 page 545 lists Hartford County.  No.
of certificate 125383 Benjamin H. Beebe; P.O. address
- Southington; Cause for which pensioned - w. right
arm; $8.00 monthly rate.

Civil War Compiled Military Service Records:
Beebe Benjamin H. Co.K  8 Connecticut Infantry.
Private Private   Union 
Beebe Benjamin H. Unassigned Veteran Reserve
Corps. Private Private 8 Conn. Vols. & 7 V. R. C.
Union 
Beebe Benjamin H. Co. A  7 Veteran Res. Corps. Private
Private 8 Conn. Vols. Union

Benjamin Beebe is buried in the Quinniapiac Cemetery
having died in 1883.

Also, Edward J Steele  - American Civil War Soldier  
  Residence: Meriden, Connecticut Occupation:  
  Service Record:
            Enlisted as a Private on 25 August 1862
            Enlisted in Company G, 27th Infantry
Regiment Connecticut on 22 October 1862.
            Mustered out Company G, 27th Infantry
Regiment Connecticut on 27 July 1863 in New Haven, CT

FORM: To all whom it may Concern:  Know ye, That,
Edward J. Steele a Private of Captain Samuel L
Birdsale Company, (G.) 27 Regiment of Conn Militia
VOLUNTEERS who was enrolled on the Twenty-second day
of October one thousand eight hundred and Sixty - two
to serve Nine months or during the war, is hereby
Discharged from the service of the United States, this
Twenty day of July 1863, at New Haven Conn by reason
of Expiration of term of service (No objection to his
being re=enlisted is known to exist.)  Said Edward J.
Steele was born in New Britain in the State of Conn,
is Thirty-eight years of age, five feet six inches
high, Dark complexion, Black eyes, Black hair, and by
occupation, when enrolled, a Painter.  Given at New
Haven this Twenty day of July 1863.  (Signature)
Watson Webb 1st. Lieut 3d Artily U.S. Must Office
(Signature) Samuel L Birdsale Capt-Commdg Co. G. 27th
C.V. (Written across the form is:) Paid in full 30th
July 1863

Edward J Steele - American Civil War Soldier  
  Residence: Meriden, Connecticut Occupation:  
  Service Record:
  Enlisted as a Private on 15 August 1864
Enlisted in Company A, 15th Infantry Regiment
Connecticut on 15 August 1864.
Transferred Company A, 15th Infantry Regiment
Connecticut on 23 June 1865
Transfered in Company A, 7th Infantry Regiment
Connecticut on 23 June 1865.
Mustered out Company A, 7th Infantry Regiment
Connecticut on 20 July 1865 in Goldsboro, NC

Edward Steele's daughter married Benjamin Beebe's son.
 I am descended from them.  Edward Steele also was in
the Mexican War.  Edward Steele is buried in the
Quinnipiac Cemetery near Benjamin Beebe's gravesite.

Herbert O. Hatch, II
25 Fairview
Barre, Vermont 05641