Anyone have Matthew Beale (b. 13 Apr 1713, England) in their records? He was married (first) to Hannah Cogswell (b. 13 Apr 1719, Ipswich, MA; d. 1776). They resided in New Preston, CT and had 6 children. He was married (second) in 1777 to Hannah Sweezey. Matthew and Hannah (Cogswell) Beale are my 5g-grandparents and I would greatly appreciate any info. Thanks, Steve

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Regarding Margaret Lewis, daughter of Daniel or Stephen! > On page 47 of the Hurley book, he states, "An entry dated February 15, > 1785 in the book, "Frederick, Maryland Lutheran Marriage and Burials 1743-1811, > by Frederick Sheely Weiser, reports the marriage of "Archibald Browning, son of > Jonathan Browning & Margaret Louis(sic), Daniel Lewis' daughter." On page 46 > he indicated this Archibald Browning is a younger brother of Jonathan Browning > Jr (1750-1834). Here you have Margaret tied to Daniel Lewis, right there in Hurley's book! > On page 133, of the Hurley book, he indicates Jonathan Browning > Jr(1750-1834) married a Margaret Lewis (born 10 Jun 1754-died May 15, 1803) on > April 12, 1773, the daughter of Stephen Lewis. And here she's tied to Stephen. > > Assuming the source quoted by Hurley for the above marriage of the Margaret > Lewis to Archibald Browning is correct, would you comment on your position > that the Margaret Lewis who married Jonathan Browning Jr is the daughter of > Daniel, Lewis? The source for the Daniel connection is reliable. I don't know the source for the Stephen connection! Jack Day

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Greg Nelson has done a good job of debunking some of the erroneous accounts which show Sarah Beall, sister of Mary, as a daughter of Ninian Beall. There certainly is confusion because Ninian called most Scotsmen , and certainly all Bealls, his kinfolk. But without a defined relationship of one sort or another. It's also confused by the fact that Sarah and Mary knew and admired Ninian, had been brought over as part of Ninian's efforts to settle his kinfolk in Maryland. However one additional factor that Greg didn't mention seals the issue as far as I'm concerned. Sarah Beall and her husband Samual Magruder had a daughter, Elizabeth Magruder. This daughter, Elizabeth Magruder, married Ninian Beall, Jr, son of Colonel Ninian. If Sarah were in fact Ninian's daughter, we would then have a marriage between Ninian's son Ninian and his granddaughter Elizabeth. Most accounts have Ninian as a strict Presbyterian. To my knowledge, Presbyterians have never encouraged that sort of relationship! Jack Day

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_912646377_boundary Content-ID: <0_912646377@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_912646377_boundary Content-ID: <0_912646377@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: GNelson942@aol.com Return-path: <GNelson942@aol.com> To: Lee62067@aol.com Subject: Re: [BEALL-L] Re: BEALL-D Digest V98 #134 Date: Wed, 2 Dec 1998 19:52:16 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Lee, Although there are a number of books out there that are mistaken, Sarah Beall who married Samuel Magruder is accepted to be a possible niece of Ninian Beall, but definitely not his daughter. The wills of both couples establish conclusively that Sarah Beall was the sister of Mary Beall, who married John Pottenger. That Mary Beall never has been considered a daughter of Ninian. He had a daughter Mary, but she married a Hamilton. The two Beall sisters were supposedly included in a group of Scottish Presbyterians who were brought over by Ninian. There were 200 of them, and so far I have not found a list of the passengers. I am descended from Mary. There were later Magruders who married into Ninian's family, and many of them are his descendants, but not through Sarah Beall. Greg Nelson --part0_912646377_boundary--

I'm looking for information about Alice BEAL, who was born 11-2-1739 (perhaps baptised 11-4-1739) in Hingham, MA. She was the daughter of Stephen Beal (b. 9-16-1707 Hingham) and Alice CROCKER (b. Sept. 1712 Barnstable). Per the genealogies contained in a history of Hingham, I believe Stephen Beal's line is Stephen4, John3, Jeremiah2, John1. Is anyone interested in these Beals of Hingham? My interest lies in my search for the Alice BEAL who married Elkanah ANDREWS 8-13-1757 in Dighton, Bristol Co., MA. I'm hoping this might be the one... Any help would be appreciated-- Andrea Crowell also: 75330.517@compuserve.com

Thank you for your attempt in reaching me. My inquiry for Beal which leads to Taylor then Kirk. e mail address ckirkfirst @aol.com Patti kirk

I have some information I tried to forward to you but it came back. I will need your new email address. This concerns Amelia Beale and the messages sent by Jackson Day to me through the rootsweb list. Doris DDBelt@worldnet.att.net

In a message dated 11/30/98 12:24:40 PM Pacific Standard Time, BEALL-D- request@rootsweb.com writes: << he WARMAN family has been speculating that Col., Ninian BEALL was the father of Sarah, the wife of Francis WATTS >> I have Sarah, born 1668 the daughter of Ninian Beall as married to Col Samuel Magruder born 1661, the son of Alexsander and Elizabeth (Braithwaite) Magurder. My source is The Offuttt Books Book1 compiled by Nelle Offutt Chesley. I hope this helps Lee

Trying to uncover the REAL connection here. See as follows: According to the book "A History of the WARMAN-WELLS, and Related Families" by Elroy Wilson Titus, it states the following on page 15. >From "Generations of Col. Nicholas Gassaway", by William Kenneth Rutherford and Anna Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford, 1981, Page 107. 4 (2) ANNE GASSAWAY (Col. Nicholas (2) Thomas (1)), b. In 1670, Anne Arundel County, Maryland; d. In 1742. John WATKINS, Jr., son of John WATKINS, d. In 1697 before 27 February; m. Anne GASSAWAY in 1688, Anne Arundel county, Maryland. -------798. John WATKINS III, b. 15 Aug 1689; d. 1734 (m. Mary WARMAN, 1715) -------799. Nicholas WATKINS, b. 1691; d. 1770. -------800. Elizabeth WATKINS, b. 1693; m. Sam SMITH -------801. Gassaway WATKINS, b. 21 Mar. 1695; d. 1746 John WATKINS III, (8/15/1689-1734) Son of John, Jr. and Anne (Gassaway) WATKINS. B. Anne Arundel Co, MD m. Mary WARMAN, 1715. Mary WARMAN was a dau. Of Stephen ) and Hester (GASSAWAY) WARMAN, and was a descendent of Col. Ninian BEALL, so stated in two references. Had seven children: John; Stephen; Nicholas; Hester (WATKINS) Lane; Jane (WATKINS) SMITH; Sarah (WATKINS) KEENE; and Frances (WATKINS) DORSEY. ========= As much as I dug, I just couldn't PROVE ANY connection of Mary WARMAN and Col. Ninian BEALL. The ONLY connection I can find to Col. Ninian BEALL is thru the WATKINS family and that is well documented. I believe there are some serious mistakes in some of the books. See also from the book by Elroy Wilson Titus in his "revised" booklet - page 2: "BEALL, Col. Ninian (ca 1625-1717) 6-great grandfather of Rev. Clemmer WARMAN. B. Scotland, in Fifeshire or near Edinburgh. Fought against Cromwell at Dunbar; captured and transported to Calvert county, MD in 1655. For services to the colonial government of Maryland was granted large tracts of land, extending over several counties, particularly in Calvert and Princes George counties. There are two references: (1) at page 412, "Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties", by J.D. Warfield, A.M., 1905, we read: "John WATKINS and Mary WARMAN were married in 1715. She (NOTE: I think this is a misprint and should be "HE" not SHE"???), was a descendent of Ninian BEALE and held an estate in Prince Georges county," and (2) on page 107, "Generations of Col. Nicholas GASSAWAY," by the Rutherfords, 1981, we find "John WATKINS married Mary WARMAN, a descendent of Ninian BEALE." (NOTE: I think that this reads in actuallity - John WATKINS was a descendent of Ninian BEALE!) ====== In the WARMAN genealogy, it doesn't change anything about the mothers of the Warman children etc. but only breaks any ties of WARMAN and BEALL, except through the WATKINS connection. The WARMAN family has been speculating that Col., Ninian BEALL was the father of Sarah, the wife of Francis WATTS who sere the grandparents of Mary WARMAN who married John WATKINS. However, I believe we should look further for the "father of Sarah", as none of the Sarah BEALLS really can be proved to be married to Francis WATTS - as far as I can find. Can anyone clear this up, or at least agree with me? Beverly Bates tawankabev@aol.com b_bates@efn.org

Does anyone have a Frank AMBLER CAMM born about 1920 on their family tree? He was great grandson to William N.R. Beall born March 20, 1820 in Bardstown Kentucky. Linda

Seeking info on my Beale family from Mississippe and Ky/ Any help appricated Sherry

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- > Doris Belt wrote with a query about Parmelia/Amelia Beall. After adding Doris' > material into my database, here is what I have for her: > > B-ALEX-22a-43 Parmelia or Amelia Beall, b G1787 dau of Andrew > Beall, Jr, b G1757, d. 1809. Husband (1) Thomas Beall. In G1801 m. > B-SR-111-1 Thomas Beall, b. G1780, of Thomas [1749]. 1 Dec 1809 > Thomas receipted for Amelia's share of Andrew Beall's estate. 8 > Dec 1840 Amelia adm for husband. (PG Adm Bond PC1:233). Husband (2) > William Brown. ca 1818 in Warren Co, MS m. William Brown. Had one > son. Family shows in 1850 Census. "She states 44 yrs of age in > 1850 but following her through the subsequent censuses she had a > tendency to fib." Probably not born 1806. Husband (3) John A. > Stringer. m. John A. Stringer and subsequently moved to Pulaski > Co, KY. Source: Doris Belt <DDBelt@worldnet.att.net> > Children from marriage to Thomas Beall. Children listed below > received shares of Thomas' estate in 1850. > 1. Ruth Ann, b. G1802 m. John Beall 6 Jan 1846 (PGML) > 2. Thomas b. G1804, m. Margaret Rebecca > 3. William b. G1806 > 4. John T, b. G1808 > 5. Basil, b. G1810 m. Eleanor Jane Harvey 7 Sep 1853 (PGML) > 6. Joshua, b. G1812 m. Priscilla Ann Fowler 6 Nov 1854 > (PGML). Died 1887, had children Joseph W, William O, > John T. Z., Martha A, Alice V, Basil W, Joshua F. > 7. Richard, b. G1814 > 8. Dennis Franklin, b. G1816 > Children from Marriage to William Brown. > 9. John Beale Brown > > Jack Day -

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- > John Lisle, here's what I have on Horatio Beall. His ancestry goes back to > Alexander of Scotland, Immigrant. > > Jack Day > > B-ALEX-221-61. Horatio Beall, b. MD 1774 of Zachariah [1742], d. Iredell NC > 1849. In Census of 1776 listed as Orasha, age 2, son of Zachariah and living > with family in North West Hundred near Robert Beall of James. (Brumbaugh, > I:230) m. Elizabeth Harris. Settled in Iredell Co 1/2 mile west of father; > man of education, school teacher, and at one time taught at Mt. Bethel in the > old school house which stood just east of the graveyard. (Beall News: 113) > 1. Benton, b. 1799, d. 1842 at age of 42. Unmarried. > 2. Lovie, b. 1809, d. 1896. m. Alx. Bailey. > 3. Rebecca Tyson, b. Templeton > 4. Marsha Ann "Marshie", b. 15 May 1804, m. Dr. Norton. Full name and > birth date from John B. Lisle, <jbl@tqsi.com>. > 5. Mary, m. Lemuel Brandon, father of Hoard; his second wife.

Hi all, I'm still here but I rarely hear anything about any London Beale families. Is anyone else researching that name in London? I'm searching for a Thomas Beale or Thomas William Beale born circa 1818 in Birmingham and later moving to London. Any information would be greatly appreciated. He had two children that I know of: Carolina and Albert. Judy Genealogists don't die they just lose their census.

Just a few queries lately. All the lists seem to have shrunk this past week. Doris -----Original Message----- From: Rebecca Arrington <rebeccaa@fayettevillenc.com> To: BEALL-L@rootsweb.com <BEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, November 26, 1998 7:28 PM Subject: [BEALL-L] Where are you? >I was receiving this mail list and suddenly It has disappeared from my mail >box. > >Please tell me what happened are you still there. I even resigned up and >still nothing. > >Someone please write me and let me know if anyone is receiving the Beall-l >list. > >Thanks, > >Becky Arrington >rebeccaa@fayettevillenc.com > >

I was receiving this mail list and suddenly It has disappeared from my mail box. Please tell me what happened are you still there. I even resigned up and still nothing. Someone please write me and let me know if anyone is receiving the Beall-l list. Thanks, Becky Arrington rebeccaa@fayettevillenc.com

Yes, I am still receiving mail on the Beall list but it has really been slow the past couple of weeks. Happy Thanksgiving. Roberta Summers.

Hi! The mention of Ninian bringing over 200 Scots to Maryland is very interesting. I joined this mailing list because military records show that my ancestor Samuel Teater, and George Teater, served in the French and Indian War 1757-1758 under Captains Josiah Beall and Alexander Beall, respectively. The best accepted theory is that George and Samuel were of German origin and the name was Dieter in the old country, but there is no concrete evidence and I have my doubts. Samuel also named one of his daughters Charity, which is a name I have seen in the Beall family. After he moved to western PA with his in-laws the Doddridges, he is supposed to have signed a petition calling for a Presbyterian minister from Maryland to serve their congregation. My question is, if the passenger list can't be found, were there any land records naming these 200 people? Sincerely, Sue Draper Orlando, FL

Hello, I got this from my brother who says: "I sent this to all my friends last Friday night and I've already had 3 email me and say that it's already happened to them." I think it warrants posting. If you disagree please "flame" me privately and keep the list free of it. Jude in Tinian - the island of rainbows. "I'm in my family tree, searching for my roots." --------- Begin forwarded message ---------- I received a telephone call from an individual identifying himself as an AT&T Service Technician that was running a test on our telephone lines. He stated that to complete the test we should touch nine (9), zero(0), pound sign (#) and hang up. Luckily, we were suspicious and refused. Upon contacting the telephone company we were informed that by pushing 90# you end up giving the individual that called you access to your telephone line and allows them to place a long distance telephone call, with the charge appearing on your telephone bill. We were further informed that this scam has been originating from many of the local jails/prisons. I have verified with UCB Telecomm that this actually happens. I called GTE Security this morning and verified that this is definitely possible. DO NOT press 90# for ANYONE. It will give them access to your phone line to make long distances calls ANYWHERE!!!! The GTE Security department told me to go ahead and share this information with EVERYONE I KNOW!!! Could you PLEASE pass this on. If you have mailing lists and/or newsletters from organizations you are connected with, I encourage you to include this information. --------- End forwarded message ---------- ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Hello, list members, do any of you have ancestors that were in MS, around Warren County during the early 1800's. I know my line originated in Virginia. I have Amelia (sometimes Permelia) Beale (their spelling)b. c. 1800 marrying William Brown 1818 in Warren County MS. In 1828 she married John A Stringer and subsequently moved to Pulaski Co KY. She had one son by William Brown, a John Beale Brown. The family shows in the 1850 census. She states 44 yrs of age in 1850 but following her through the subsequent censuses she had a tendency to fib. Probably born c. 1800, not 1806. Can anyone help. This has been dangling for two years. Thanks much, Doris/OK