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| date_of_birth =[[February 17]], [[1891]] | | date_of_birth =[[February 17]], [[1891]] | ||
| place_of_birth =San Antonio, Texas | | place_of_birth =San Antonio, Texas | ||
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| occupation =Politician | | occupation =Politician | ||
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| children =[[Philip D. Beall, Jr.]]<br/>Kirke M. Beall | | children =[[Philip D. Beall, Jr.]]<br/>Kirke M. Beall | ||
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| − | '''Philip Dane Beall, Sr.''' (d. [[ | + | '''Philip Dane Beall, Sr.''' (d. [[1943]]) was a Florida State Senator representing District 2. He was made president of the State Senate on [[April 6]], [[1943]] and served in that capacity until his death later that year. His son, [[Philip D. Beall, Jr.]], was thereafter elected to the District 2 seat. |
| − | The [[three-mile bridge]] over [[Pensacola Bay]] is named in memory of him. | + | The old [[three-mile bridge]] over [[Pensacola Bay]] is named in memory of him. The name of the new bridge will be in honor of Chappie James. |
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Latest revision as of 17:15, 20 July 2022
| Philip Dane Beall, Sr. | |
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 Beall (second from right) being sworn in as Senate President
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| Born | February 17, 1891 San Antonio, Texas |
| Died | 1943 |
| Occupation | Politician |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Spouse | Hildur Dahlstrom Beall |
| Parents | Wilbur N. and Annie Larkin Beall |
| Children | Philip D. Beall, Jr. Kirke M. Beall |
Philip Dane Beall, Sr. (d. 1943) was a Florida State Senator representing District 2. He was made president of the State Senate on April 6, 1943 and served in that capacity until his death later that year. His son, Philip D. Beall, Jr., was thereafter elected to the District 2 seat.
The old three-mile bridge over Pensacola Bay is named in memory of him. The name of the new bridge will be in honor of Chappie James.
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