Lettice Beach
Lifespan: 1679 - 1767
Birth: 24 Dec 1679 in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Occupation: Homemaker
Marriage: William Andrew Ward Capt
Children: Macock Ward, Mary Ward Atwater, Lettice Ward, Zenas Ward
Parents: Deacon John Beach Jr & Hannah Staples
Death: 19 Dec 1767 in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Burial: Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
CHAPTER 1: EARLY FAMILY ORIGINS
“Born of the Rock”
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Asa enlisted at thirteen, fought for freedom, and built a home in the Maine frontier before his early death, passing on a legacy of courage and commitment.
Read MoreEsther stitched strength into the seams of family life, raising children through war and widowhood, and living to see her values bloom in the next generation.
Read MoreAnn raised a large family in Connecticut after immigrating from Ireland, becoming a central figure in the Denison family legacy.
Read MoreElizabeth’s life spanned revolution and resettlement, nurturing seven children in the hard soil of Massachusetts and later Maine, her quiet strength woven into generations.
Read MoreElizabeth lived the seasons of New England with quiet determination, spinning thread, raising sons, and witnessing a revolution from the doorway of her homestead.
Read MoreAnna's life stretched from the valleys of Massachusetts to the homesteads of Maine, raising children and crops with quiet strength and a heart rooted in purpose.
Read MoreBridget died young but left a lasting legacy in her children, surviving illness, hardship, and poverty with unshakable strength.
Read MoreExperience lived her name—enduring revolution, raising a family through hardship, and carrying New England's strength from Groton to Saratoga with grace and grit across a century of change.
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