Aaron MacBean
Aaron was part of the adaptive Sentimental Generation.
![[ The MacBean tartan ]](images/macbeantx.gif)
![[ The MacBean tartan and badge ]](images/macbeanbx.gif)
He was from the MacBean Clan (sometimes spelled MacBain or McVean; the Gaelic name was MacBheathain), probably the MacBean of Tomatin in Strathdearn. His family seems to have lived near
Inverness, at the head of Moray Firth in northern Scotland. (Click either of the illustrations for an enlargement.)
The warlike MacBean Clan had supported the Mackintosh Clan (containing another set of our ancestors) against the Red Comyn in the 1411 Battle of Harlaw.
| Birth of Aaron MacBean | |
| Born: | 1570 |
| Birthplace: | the Strathdearn (Monadhliath Mountains), along the River Findhorn in County Inverness, Scotland |
| Parents | |
| No information on Aaron's parents, our ancestors | |
| Siblings | |
| No information on Aaron's siblings | |
| Spouse and children | |
| Wife: | No information on Aaron's wife, our ancestor |
| Son: | Donald MacBean (our ancestor) |
| No information on other children | |
| Other information | |
| Occupation: | No information available |
| Religion: | No information available |
| Death of Aaron MacBean | |
| No information on the date or place | |
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Sources on Aaron MacBean:
- Letter of Bernie Bean, President Emeritus Historian Genealogist of the Clan MacBean in North America, to Ethel Jean Edmands Weeks, 12 October, 1981
- Mary Caroline Findley Edmands, 1887-1970, in her research for membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution
- Mary Anna Hawes Edmands Ashbrook, 1917-1992, in her compilation of Mary Caroline Findley Edmands's research