John Bethuy

John Bethuy is the son of Alexander Bethui and Perpetua LaLonde, who settled in Michigan around 1840.

John first comes into our awareness when he enlists in the 22nd Michigan Volunteers during the Civil War. He was discharged in September 1865 and married Teresa Tibo two years later, in 1870.

Early Life and Education

Early childhood is crucial, particularly before age 8. Children’s brains develop rapidly during this period and what they experience during these formative years can have lasting effects on learning, behavior and health.

The key to a child’s early development is exposure to positive factors, such as stable relationships with parents and other adults, safe environments and nutritious meals. These elements help children grow up healthy and contented with an impressive set of mental, physical and social skills which will last throughout their lives.

Thus, early childhood education (ECE) is of critical importance. ECE involves various theories that teach young children about their environment and how to engage with it effectively.

Personal Life

John Bethui was born into a family that immigrated to America from Paris, France in 1840. His father Antoine Bethui followed shortly after with his wife and children in order to escape political unrest back home. They eventually settled in St. Clair county, Michigan. During the late 1860s, Bethuy enlisted with the 22nd Michigan volunteers during the Civil War; he was discharged in September 1865 but remained an honorable veteran until 1917 when he passed away at 91 years old.

John finally had the chance to confront his daughter Beth about her hatred toward Jamie, but it may be too late for them to reconcile. Now that Beth knows the truth, Beth will likely be even angrier at Jamie for allowing her to have an abortion without consent in Yellowstone Season 3. Watch the full story below to find out what happens next.