Candee wrote; "I am a little confused-- some of your names are familiar but with out a date or a time frame on your Bealls and Edmonstons I can't connect you to my file. Can you send me a broader picture of your Beall line Candee" Hi. You can see my tree, one for Alexander and one for Ninian Beall at; http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/a/v/Linda-M-Davies/index.html. I have just redone my page to make quite a few adjustments so it is entirely different if you have been there before. Anyway you will find James and Mary Ann Edmonston in either tree but the one I have been refering to is the Alexander tree. Any questions or corrections let me know. Thanks Linda

Hi all, 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

Concerning the 1827 Equity Case in Allegany County involving the estate of Thomas Beall, the following appeared on Dec. 15, 1827 in the Maryland Advocate- Cumberland,MD: " The following defendants reside out of the state of Maryland: Isaac Beall, William T. Beall, John J. Beall, Lewis H. Beall, Anna P. Beall, Juliet Beall, Alexander Beall, Elizabeth Beall, Charles F. Beall, Hamilton Beall, Elie R. Beall, Thomas Beall, Geo. Beall, children of John B. Beall, decd; Beal Beatty, Otho Beatty, Lewis Beatty, Thomas Beatty, Brooke Beatty, Louisa Shroyer, Lewis Shroyer, Lucy English, James English, Nancy Beatty widow of John C. Beatty, decd and Eleanor Beall, widow of John B. Beall, decd; Alpheus Beall, John Beall and Priscilla Beall, children of Elizabeth Beall, decd are under age of 21." Does anyone know where they were living- especially Isaac, the parent or grandparent of the remainder? Rita

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Connie, you asked about my record of 2 Sarahs, daughters of Charles and Tabitha, who both "d.y." and did I know where the hardcopy records for these two deaths are. I checked my DB. I didn't expect a reference to a hardcopy record of these deaths because if you have the exact date, you don't just put died young. What I found is even better--if the second Sarah had died young, there would have been no further reference; however, she is listed in her father's 1783 will. He didn't die until 1790, so I would think that if she had died before 1790 there would have been a change in the will. And you say she was in the 1790 census. So I think the first Sarah died young, but not the second. So I have created the following entry for the DB. If you could give me all the rest of the information you have for her, her husband, and her family, as well as line of descent to yourself, I'd be glad to add it to the DB. B-ALEX-227-17 Sarah "Sally" Beall, b. 21 Sep 1783 of Charles Beall and Tabitha Beall (B-ALEX-229-1). Moved to KY. 4th greatgrandmother of Connie White. Alive in 1790 Census. Younger sister of Asa, who spent most of his life in Bourbon Co, KY.

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Expanded recipient data: To: Carol \ Microsoft Network: (STARRYNIGHTS) Lisa Simms just called my attention that the Basil Beall family in my last note to Carol was Lisa's Basil Beall family. In the process of wondering why I hadn't picked this up, I discovered that the 1740-1760 file in my database was corrupted; fortunately I had a good copy on disk, and once I was looking at it, Lisa Simms' Basil Beall family showed up again. Also in the process, I got totally frustrated at how slowly Wordperfect 8 was running on my Pentium, and converted the files back to Wordperfect 5.1, which runs instantaneously. It's just that as a DOS program I can't get it to print through Windows 95.... Here's a total re-write of my earlier note to Carol: > This is _my_ Basil Beall you're talking about. Son of James m. Elizabeth > Pooley....if he died 1818 in Ohio Co., WV. You're listing his children, too. > > This Basil m. Maria Hunter. Check your database again and BGN;256, 302, 205, > 179. > > While I'd love a proven relationship to the Brooke's and Gaithers, I think > something's awry here. > > Lisa > Carol, It appears that your records confuse two Basils. There is a Basil, the son of Col. Samuel Beall, and that would give you all the Brooke ancestors. Unfortunately, your Basil's famly resembles Basil the son of James. Except for Basil's wife, where I have Maria, you have Harriet Gaither. Could Basil have been married twice? You may want to discuss directly with Lisa Simms, since each of you is descended from a different child of Basil. A number of high powered researchers for whom I have great respect have tried to figure out who James is the son of; so far, no luck. B-JAMES-1. Basil Beall, b. Fred Co ca 1753, eldest son of James [G1732]; d. Short Creek, Ohio Co VA/WV Mar 1818. m. Maria G1770. Move West. Within a year of father James' death in 1795, his family moved west. On 12 Apr 1796 Basil Beall, Ninian Beall and Samuel Beall of Frederick Co, "which Samuel is the eldest son of the said Basil Beall who was the eldest son of James Beall, deceased, conveyed to Martin Waltz, for £513/5 shillings, 40 a Boiling Spring and 50 a Mistaken Rival, "part of the tract heretofore conveyed by Fielder Gaunt to Matthias Pooley for 100 acres" plus 6 3/4 a Fathers Lecture. Grantors agreed "to warrant and defend Martin Waltz against any persons claiming any part thereof from or under James Beall and Zephaniah Beall. Signed by Basil, Ninian, James, and Samuel H. Beall; Mary wife of Ninian and __, wife of Basil, relinquished dower rights. (FCLR WR#14:183) "It is not clear why Basil and Samuel signed the deed or why James did when he was not a party. The brothers apparently had made some agreement among themselves. Basil himself had some rather valuable land. The same day the above deed was executed, 12 Apr 1796, Basil Beall executed two deeds selling...a total of 271 acres of the tract Castle Henry, 72 a. Lot 12 of the tract Fielderea, and 18 a of the tract Lambeth. His wife Maria relinquished her dower rights. (FCLR WR#14:187,190)62 Will. Basil d. testate Short Creek, Ohio Co, VA (WV); will written May 24, 1815, recorded March 1818.63 Clabourn Simms was an executor. Children: "Bethann Beall Fleming in the History of Muskingum Co, OH, says there are 16 children; Basil in his will (1815-1818) James 10. Frederick Co. Census of 1790 has 12 children: Basil and wife, 1 son 16 or over, 4 sons under 16, 7 daughters, plus 12 slaves." We can account for 14 children as follows: (assuming that Basil named them in order in his will) Vollmar, BGN:258. Girls: 1. Mary Ann, b. Fred Co 3 Dec 1770, m. Claiborne Simms +) 2. Mary, b. 1778 or before, m. Richard Carter by 1796 when moved west with family 3. Bethann, b. 1778 or before, m. Arthur Carter by 1796 when moved west with family 4. Ann (Nancy), or before m. Matthew Williams 5. Cillann m. William Gregg 6. Elann, d. before Basil's will 1815 7. Leeann, d. before Basil's will 1815 Boys: 1. Samuel H, by 1774, d. before Basil's will 1815 2. Basil 3. Joseph W 4. Ninian 5. Benjamin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------- 6. Citizen 7. Lacelton (Lecilton), d. before Basil's will 1815. Only mentioned in the Move West stories, and he d. on the journey. Tentative birth order as follows: 1. Samuel H., b. G1771, eldest son in 1796, dec bef. 1815 2. Mary Ann, b. G1773, d. aft 1815, m. 1789 Fred Co, Md. J. Clebborn Simms (+) 3. Mary, b. G1775, d. aft 1815, m. 1790 Fred Co, MD Richard Carter 4. Bethann, b. G1777 (+) 5. Basil, b. G1779, d. aft 1815 6. Ann (Nancy). b. G1781, d. aft 1815; bef 1815 m. Matthew Williams 7. Cillaun (Cillann), b. G1783, d. aft 1815; m. 1812 William Grigg/Cregg 8. Joseph W., b. G1785 (+) 9. Ninian, b. c1786 (+) a. Elann, b. G1788 d. before Basil's will 1815 b. Leeann, b. G1790 d. before Basil's will 1815 c. Lacelton (Lecilton), b. G1792. Only mentioned in the Move West stories, and he d. 1796 on the journey. d. Citizen, b. 1796 e. Benjamin, b. 1798 +

I have been stumped on my Beal line for years. I am interested in finding anything I can about this Beal family. Alton G. Rogers, Manvel, Texas (20 miles south of Houston) Descendants of JOHN BEAL Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 BEAL. He married MARY BOYD. Child of JOHN BEAL and MARY BOYD is: 2. i. CHAUNCEY F.2 BEAL, b. Nov 13, 1836, SOMMERSET CO., PENN.; d. Apr 19, 1905, E. COLUMBIA, TEXAS COLUMBIA CEMETARY. Generation No. 2 2. CHAUNCEY F.2 BEAL (JOHN1) was born Nov 13, 1836 in SOMMERSET CO., PENN., and died Apr 19, 1905 in E. COLUMBIA, TEXAS COLUMBIA CEMETARY. He married KATHERINE CHRISTNER, daughter of JOSEPH CHRISTNER and SARAH KIME/KEIM. Children of CHAUNCEY BEAL and KATHERINE CHRISTNER are: i. CHRISTIANA3 BEAL, b. Nov 26, 1861; d. Jan 17, 1863. ii. DAHLGREN BEAL, b. Mar 27, 1864; d. Jul 4, 1865. 3. iii. SAVILLA BEAL, b. Aug 10, 1866; d. Dec 15, 1896, ENID, OKLAHOMA (SEE NOTES). iv. EZRA BEAL, b. Feb 11, 1874; d. Apr 9, 1876. 4. v. ALBERT BEAL, b. Mar 6, 1875, LAKE HOWARD, WRIGHT CO. MINN.; d. Jun 9, 1950, E. COL, TEXAS. Generation No. 3 3. SAVILLA3 BEAL (CHAUNCEY F.2, JOHN1) was born Aug 10, 1866, and died Dec 15, 1896 in ENID, OKLAHOMA (SEE NOTES). She married (1) CASPER HABIG Oct 18, 1884, son of CASPER HABIG and CATHARINE. She married (2) BERNARD H. HUBER Aug 10, 1896 in GERARDY, WASHINGTON CTY., KANSAS. Notes for SAVILLA BEAL: ANOTHER POSSIBLE DEATH DATE IS DEC 15, 1896. DIED OF TYPHOID AT ENID, OKLA. FROM TWO NEWS PAPER ARTICLES "HANOVER DEMOCRAT" Notes for CASPER HABIG: MARRIED 11 YRS, 8 MOS., 18 DAYS TO SAVILLA BEAL. NO DEATH CERT FOUND. ONLY ARTICLE FROM NEWSPAPER "HANOVER DEMOCRAT" DATED JUNE or JULY 1895. FOUND AT HISTORICAL MUSEUM IN HANOVER, KANSAS. DIED: JUNE 29, 1895 AT 5:45 P.M. AGE: 34 YRS, 7 MOS., 20 DAYS. REMAINS TAKEN TO PALMYRA, MO., OLD PALMYRA CEMETERY EAST OF GREENWOOD ST. (SECT. 5, LOT 219) CASPER HABIG (on stone insribed: CO. H. 10TH MO. INF.) AND ANNIE M. HABIG (OWNERS OF PLOT LISTED AS FRZIER AND HABIG. LAST SEEN BY ALTON & LADENE ROGERS and JANET & DONALD BAKER 3/13/1996. ALTON & JANET ARE G. GRD CHILDREN OF CASPER HABIG. Children of SAVILLA BEAL and CASPER HABIG are: i. FERN EDITH4 HABIG, b. Sep 4, 1885, HANOVER, WASHINGTON CTY., KANSAS; d. 1946, HOUSTON, TEXAS FOREST PARK CEMETARY; m. ZENO JOSEPH GAYLE, Nov 10, 1904, E. COLUMBIA, TEXAS. Notes for FERN EDITH HABIG: BURIED: FOREST PARK CEMETERY, HOUSTON, TEXAS Notes for ZENO JOSEPH GAYLE: OCCUPATION: OWNER OIL DRILLING WELL, RETAIL STORE IN W. COLUMBIA, CANDY STORE IN HOUSTON, TEXAS. WORKED AT DOW CHEMICAL CO. DURING WW II. BURIED: FOREST PARK CEMETERY, HOUSTON, TEXAS ii. JOHN C. HABIG, b. Nov 9, 1890, HANOVER, WASHINGTON CTY., KANSAS. Notes for JOHN C. HABIG: INF. FROM JO ANN HUNT RE: JOHN C. HABIG-UNK UNTIL 1/20/96 4. ALBERT3 BEAL (CHAUNCEY F.2, JOHN1) was born Mar 6, 1875 in LAKE HOWARD, WRIGHT CO. MINN., and died Jun 9, 1950 in E. COL, TEXAS. He married RUTH HAGEMEIER, daughter of HAGEMEIER. Children of ALBERT BEAL and RUTH HAGEMEIER are: i. OWEN4 BEAL. ii. LUCILLE BEAL. iii. DIXIE BEAL. iv. KITTIE BEAL, m. RUSSELL STANGER. v. RUTH BEAL, m. MCGUAGHEY. vi. MARY LOUISE BEAL, m. HELLUMS. vii. HAROLD BEAL. viii. ETHEL BEAL, m. PIERCE. ix. ALBERT HENRY BEAL, b. May 3, 1904, E. Columbia, Texas; d. Jun 5, 1996, E. Columbia, Texas; m. BERNICE HARDCASTLE, HOUSTON, TEXAS.

I've discussed my line with quite a few of you but wanted to know if there was ANYONE researching the the James Beall Jr (of Alexander) and Mary Ann Edmonston (gd of Ninian) thru thier son Allen Beall, his son Thomas Allen Beall, his son Asa Beall, his son Thomas Allen Beall, his son Marion Eugene Beall (my ggf). I have never found anyone who goes past Asa Beall and they usually only have his name. I have the names and b.d. dates and spouses straight to me but want more. If anyone is familiar with this line please let me know. Thanks, Linda

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Expanded recipient data: To: Carol \ Microsoft Network: (STARRYNIGHTS) Carol, I've taken your material and re-cast it in my format, as shown below, to check it against my database. I found entries for Col. Samuel Beall and for his son Basil, howver the Basil information doesn't parallel mine. So I created a separate entry for your information in my database from Basil on to you. The information in my DB isn't as well documented as I wish, which may suggest it's part of the material I entered from Fielder M M BEall's book, which has many errors. So all we know is my information disagrees with yours, we don't have a clue which is right. Calls for more research! By the way (and this applies to anyone else too) -- if you're interested in looking at my entire DB, just send two standard 3.5" floppies and a SASE to me at 11892 Blue February Way, Columbia, MD 21044, and I'll copy the DB and return it to you. All I ask is that when you get your material figured out, send it to me so I can update the DB! Jack Day 1. Col. Samuel Beall, Jr, b. 1713, d. 1778, m. 1734 Eleanor Brooke, b. 1718, d. ante 1778, and daughter of Col Thomas Brooke, b. 1660, d. 1730 & Lucy Smith, b. 1688, d. 1770. Thomas Brooke in turn was son of Major Thomas Brooke, b. Eng June 23, 1632, arr Md 1650, d. 1676, m. Eleanor Hatton, b. Eng, arr Md 1658, d. 1725. Major Thomas in turn was son of Robert Brooke, b. 1602, BA Wadham Coll, Oxford, 1620; "Inner Circle, 1624. Arr MD June 30, 1650, d. 1655; m.1627 Mary Baker; she d. Eng 1634. 1. Basil, b. 1754 (+) 1.1 Lt.. Basil Beall, b. 1754, d. 1818 in Ohio County, now W. Virginia . Son of Col. Samuel Beall, Jr {1713}. m. Harriet Gaither d. 1813. Graves in present Greenwood Cemetery property but obscured; same cemetery as for J.C. and M.C. Holliday (John Arthur Holliday and Margaret Carter Holliday), in Wheeling, W.Va. 1. Bethane 1.1.1 Bethane Beall m. 1790 d. 1848, dau of Lt. Basic Beall, [1754]. She m. Arthur Carter b. 1765 d. 1842. Old Stone Church Cemetery, Elm Grove, Wheeling, W Virginia. 1. Richad, b. 1813 (+) 1.1.1.1> Son: Richard Carter b. 1813 d. 1888 who m. Margaret Elizabeth Faris b. 1821 d. 1911 1. Margaret Ann Carter 1.1.1.1.1. Dau: Margaret Ann Carter b. June 8, 1864 d. April 2, 1928 who m. John Arthur Holliday b. November 10, 1818 d. November 12, 1902. Both buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Wheeling, W Virginia. 1. John Carter Holliday, b. Dec 7, 1897 1.1.1.1.1.1. Son: John Carter Holliday b. December 7, 1897 m. Dorothy Ann Connelly June 24, 1926. She was born October 28, 1899. 1. John Philip Holliday, b. Phila, Penn Nov 5, 1928 1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Son: John Philip Holliday b. Philadelphia, Penna November 5, 1928 m Joan Lily Barbour June 14, 1952. She was b. May 25, 1929/30 Children: 1. John Winsor, 2. Peter Wells, 3. Carol Elizabeth, b. Feb 4, 1958 4. Melinda Joan. 1.1.1.1.1.1.1.3. I am Carol Elizabeth, b. February 4, 1958. I would be very interested to have access to your records to clarify and interpret, and so to speak, learn more about my family. This is, of course, to complete and/or correct written records that I am in possession of, as there are certain ambiguities presently. B-ALEX-231 (Col) Samuel Beall, Jr, b. 1713, d. 1778. of John [1688], To inherit from father Charles & William where he now dwells & the Benjamin. Lived Washington County, Md. Designated self "Jr" to distinguish self from his cousin Gen'l Samuel Beall Sr, b. 1706 (B-NIN- 11) Nevertheless, this confusion occurs. For instance, Bowie, believing both are the same person, indicates that "most authorities" believe Samuel to be son of Ninian Jr, but that, however, Fielder Beall places Samuel as son of John Beall & wife Virlinda. Marriage. On 23 May 1734 m. Eleanor Brooke, b. 1718, dau of Thomas Brooke, Jr. and Lucy Smith. 3 May 1743 Samuel Beall Jr disposed of Black esk, Chittams Addition and Dumphries. Eleanor, wife, waived dower. (PGLO Y:670) 1756 -1757 Samuel Beall, Jr. listed in Frederick County Debt Books for pt Benjamin, 139a, Charles & William, 330a, White Oak Level, 278a, Frenchman's Purchase, 2680a, pt. Enlargement, 20a, Add'n to Mill Seat Res. 294a, The Gleaning, 98a, Supply, 13a. Col Samuel Beall attendant as Magistrate to take acknowledgements "in re" the sale of lots in Sharpsburg, Fred Co, Md (Archives of Md, Vol 32, p. 113) As one of 12 Apostles of Liberty in repudiating the Stamp Act 23 Nov 1765, thus one of the "Immortal Twelve" (Major:221); DAR placed plaque in Frederick co . (Heterick, I:34,35) Created first iron forge in Md. Cast first cannon for Continental Army. Lived on Kelly's Purchase (206 acres). 1769 abstract of contract whereby John Semple of Bladensburg will furnish 300 tons of pig iron yearly to Company consisting of David Ross, Samuel Beall, Jr, and Richard Henderson to be received at end of Island opposite mouth of Antietam Creek. (FCLO M:378-387; Heterick I:35) In 1773 bought 7 year indenture on Ann Grimes, an Irish indentured servant of Captain John T. Fletchall, and a 31 year indenture on Ann's mulatto bastard, Alice. Revolution. "On Nov 18 1774...was put on Committee to carry into effect an Association resolved upon by the American Congress. (American Arch., Series 4, Vol I, page 986; TJC:84) At the same meeting he was sent to the Convention at Annapolis, to represent Frederick County (Ibid, pp 1173-1174). Saturday, January 6, 1776, the Convention elected Sam Beall Jr Col of 2nd Battalion, Upper District of Maryland Troops. (American Arch, Vol 4, 1774-5-6, page 737). In 1775 Sam Beall Jr was elected Chairman of the Committee of Safety, for the Upper District of Frederick. (Williams, History of Washington Co, Md Scharf's History of Western MD, Vol I, p. 135) Apr 29, 1776, Col Sam Beall Jr was elected Chariman of Committee of Safety; Justice of the Orphans Court of Washington Co. (Md. Arch, Vol 16, page 275.)" [Parran, 86] Nov. 18, 1774 represented Frederick County to Convention at Annapolis. Jan 6, 1776 elected Col, 2d Bn, Upper District (Md.) 1775, Chairman, Committee of Safety, Upper District. Will Oct 15 1774-Jan 10 1778 (Washington Co: Hall of Records TS1:19) mentions wife Eleanor, son Brooke who was Clerk of Montg Co Court & son Sam III who was on duty for Governor Johnson at Annapolis & the Continental Congress. (Parran, 86) Had 17 children. Will 15 Oct 1774-10 Jan 1778 (Wash Co Wills TS1:19, Hall of Records, Annapolis); Sons Richard, Brooke, Samuel executors. 1. Verlinda, b. PGC? 1736, m. William Dent, b. ca 1725 (+) 2. Walter, b. PGC? 1737 m. Rebecca Tanyhill 11 Feb 1768 (FCML) (+). 3. Richard, b. PGC? 1738 m. Sarah Brooke. 1774 to receive 20 shillings only from father since already provided for. Inherited Beall's Good Will (+) 4. Brooke, b. PGC? 1742, m. Margaret Johns. Lived Georgetown & District of Columbia. (+) 5. Thomas, b. Wash Co? 1744 m. Verlinda Beall (B-ALEX-232-2/G1743). Signed papers as "Thomas Beall of Samuel. Lived Washington County. (+). 6. Amelia, b. Wash Co? 1747, m. Thaddeus Beall (B-ALEX-232-1/1741). Inherited Goodwill. Lived Montgomery County, then NC, then Georgia. (+B -ALEX-232-1). 7. Samuel, III. b. Wash Co 1748, moved to Winchester & Williamsburg, VA (+) 8. Jeremiah, b. Wash Co? G1759, (+) 9. Isaac, b. Wash Co? G1750, m. Margery White. 1774 to receive tracts Gift, Kelly's Purchase, (+) a. Daniel, b. Wash Co? G1751 m. Martha Peyton (+) b. Basil, b. Wash Co? G1753 1774 to inherit Water Grist Mill, and Noise Enough. m. Ariana Beall. (+) c. Eleanor, b. Wash Co? G1754 Not traced. Under 16 in 1774, b. NET 1758 (+) d. Ann, b. Wash Co? G1756 Not traced. Under 16 in 1774, b. NET 1758 (+) e. Rebecca, b. Wash Co? G1757 (+) f. Frances. b. Wash Co? G1759 Not traced.. Under 16 in 1774, b. NET 1758. (+) g. Isaiah b. G1745 m. Margery White (+) h. Deborah, b. G1752 Not traced. Under 16 in 1774, b. NET 1758 (+) Howard Singleton has the following list of children: 1. John Brooke, b. 1735, died as infant 2. Verlinda, b. 1736 (+B-ALEX-231-1/1736) 3. Walter I, b. 9 Oct 1737, died as infant 4. Walter II, b. 9 Oct 1739, d. aft 1792 in Bardstown, KY. (+B-ALEX- 231-2/1737) 5. Richard, b. 1742, m. Sarah Brooke, d. 1778 Rockville, MD (+B-ALEX- 2312-3/1738) B-ALEX-231-b. Basil Beall b. G1753 of Col Samuel Beall, Jr, [1713] 24 Oct 1780 (PGML) by Rev Clement Brooke m. Ariana Beall (B-ALEX-237-3). b. G1762. 1774 to inherit Water Grist Mill and tract Noise Enough. 1800 She to receive 1/6 of John Beall estate. Issue according to will of her mother Mary Dent Beall of Georgetown, DC, 21 Mar 1806 - 11 Nov 1806 (Filed Courthouse, Wash DC; Heterick I:47): 1. Eleanor, b. G1781 2. Mary, b. G1783 3. Samuel, b. G1785 oldest son of Basil

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Lisa, intrigueing note about David Beall. I too worked back, but I placed him earlier. He had two daughters who m. in 1730, I figured the youngest of them had to be no younger than 18, or b. 1712, so the older was b. 1710. I made David be married the previous year, or 1709, and made him 21 at the time, which made his birthdate be 1688. At best a good guess, but helpful for grouping him among contemporaries. I looked in my DB and found no David of any kind born between 1600 to 1700. So this David is a new line. Don't know where he came from. My intepretation of AALR IH&TI#1:67 would be as follows: Anne Arundel Land Records, Liber (Book) IH&TI#1, Folio (Page) 67. The clerks who kept the books numbered them by their initials, so I'd guess there were a pair of clerks working these books, their initials were, respectively, IH and TI, and this was the first of the land record books they tracked. Don't know if it's the correct interpretation, but it may be useful anyway! Jack Day

-- [ From: Jackson H. Day * EMC.Ver #3.1a INTERNATIONAL ] -- Jean, I don't have much on William of Thaddeus: B-ALEX-232-1c. General William Beall, b. Guilford Co NC 1790 of Major Thaddeus [1741]. But here's what I have on Thaddeus himself, who apparently moved from Maryland to North Carolina, and then on to Georgia. That does make things look more interesting! B-ALEX-232-1 Major Thaddeus Beall, b. 1741 (FMMB) or 1747 (Griffin) Prince Georges Co, Md, (before formation of Frederick County in 1748) of Josiah [1715]. Marriage. G1767 m. in Frederick Co. his first cousin Amelia Jane Beall, (B-ALEX-231-6), dau of Samuel Beall, Jr, & Eleanor Brooke, b. 1747 (Griffin), Washington Co., MD, d. after 1812, Hagerstown , Washington Co, MD. She inherited resurvey on Good Will, called Millseat, running through a stream called North West Branch." "Records of deeds executed by Thaddeus indicate that he and Amelia lived as "Planters" in that part of Frederick County which became Montgomery County in 1776...thus the same general area as their parents." (McLean, p 28). 28 Aug 1772 Thaddeus Beall of Fred Co for £100 conveys lot in town of Frederick to Jacob Hesse. (FCLO U3). Revolution. Thaddeus was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Frederick County, MD, Militia on July 3, 1776 (Maryland Archives Vol. XI, folio 544). 2d Lieutenant, 1st MD Batallion of the Flying Camp, Jul - Dec 1776; Brigade Major to General Beall in September, 1776. In Continental Army, 1776; in corresp of the Maryland council of Safety, a 2nd Lieutenant in the Company of Captain Edward Burgess, Wednesday Jul 3, 1776. In 1777, 1778 deeds, lived Montgomery Co. 12 Apr 1777 Thaddeus Beall, late of Fred but now of Montg Co, to John Gilbert, late of Fred but now of Montg, merchant in Georgetown, Lot #10 for £255. Amelia, wife, waived dower. (MCLO A:38) 12 May 1777 Thaddeus aptd Captain (Archives of Md 16:373) North Carolina . "By November 20, 1779, a Montgomery County deed recites them to be 'of Guilford County, North Carolina." Amelia's sister Verlinda & brother in law William Dent accompanied them to NC. In 1790 Census, Guilford County, NC. Georgia. 1794 moved to Greene County, Georgia; Thaddeus lived Warren County, GA at his death 1808 (FMMB) or 1815. 1. Frederick, b. now Montgomery Co, MD. 22 Oct 1768 (+) 2. Amelia, b. prob. now Montg. Co. 1770 (+) 3. Thaddeus, Jr, b. prob. now Montg Co 1772 (+) 4. Jeremiah [twin] b. prob. now Montg Co 1774 (+) 5. Lucy [twin] b. prob. now Montg Co 1774 (+) 6. Elias, b. prob. Montg Co 1776 (+) 7. Samuel, b. prob. Montg Co 1778 (+) 8. Josiah, b. prob. NC 1782 (+) 9. Maezah (or Maryah, or Major or Maziah), b. Salisbury Dist, Guilford Co, NC 1784 (+) a. Walter, b. prob. NC 1786. No further information. b. Anna (or Ann "Nancy"), b. prob. NC 1788 (+) c. William, b. prob NC 1790 (+) d. Leathe (Leathy), b. prob NC G1778 (married 1796) That Leathe was the daughter of Thaddeus is proven by a caveat to her father's will, which her husband Thomas entered on her behalf (Warren Co, GA probate records; Griffin). (+)

Hi cousins, Ancestry's current free site: > Colonial Families of the United States free for 10 days > http://www.ancestry.com/ancestry/search/3314.htm has tons of information on Ninian BEALL and his descendants. For those of you more closely related to me <g> there is also information on MOORE, EDMONSTON, SMITH, THOMAS, COALE. Not sure when the 10 days ends. Diane Hettrick Seattle dhettrick@earthlink.net

This is more info on Corda Beal she was born in 1901 Choshocton Co. Ohio -----Original Message----- From: latchford <latchford@earthlink.net> To: BEALL-L@rootsweb.com <BEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, July 01, 1998 5:36 PM Subject: Re: [BEALL-L] Beall-Hook Connection >I haven`t got to my Beal line yet, but been watching. My grandmother`s >maiden name was Beal (Corda) and she also used it for my dads middle name. >Jewel Beal Myers. >see also used Neal and Merritt, for two of her daughters middle names. I >think neal was her mother`s maiden name. Does any of these names look >familiar to anyone? >BEAL, MYERS, NEAL, MERRITT >-----Original Message----- >From: RGriff4401@aol.com <RGriff4401@aol.com> >To: BEALL-L@rootsweb.com <BEALL-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 8:55 PM >Subject: [BEALL-L] Beall-Hook Connection > > >>In my research of the Hook family I found that no less then four of them >were >>given the middle name of BEALL. >>In the 1920 Census there is a Richard H Hook who married Ida M. Beall and >has >>his mother-in-law living with them by the name of Alice L. Beall. Richard H >>Hook was born 1888, Ida M Beall was born 1889 and Alice L Beall was born >1853 >>but I dont have a connection yet to my Hook line. >>Rumor has it that my Hook line is related to our former U.S. Senator from >>Maryland, J Glen Beall. >> >>Do any of you BEALL researchers have a HOOK connection in the family?? >> >>Richard Griffith, Ellicott City, Md. RGriff4401@aol.com >> >> > >

Does anyone know the whereabouts of Marjorie H. Beal, formerly (or currently) of Indianapolis, IN, or if she is even still alive? I am trying to find her to discuss a pedigree chart she did (since 1993) on the ancestors of Amay Franklin, wife of Abel Beal (b. 2-4-1773 Athens VT). I did an internet phone book search with no luck. (of course she could be unlisted) If anyone knows of her, let me know. Thanks, Steve Kraus 103002.2212@compuserve.com

I haven`t got to my Beal line yet, but been watching. My grandmother`s maiden name was Beal (Corda) and she also used it for my dads middle name. Jewel Beal Myers. see also used Neal and Merritt, for two of her daughters middle names. I think neal was her mother`s maiden name. Does any of these names look familiar to anyone? BEAL, MYERS, NEAL, MERRITT -----Original Message----- From: RGriff4401@aol.com <RGriff4401@aol.com> To: BEALL-L@rootsweb.com <BEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, June 30, 1998 8:55 PM Subject: [BEALL-L] Beall-Hook Connection >In my research of the Hook family I found that no less then four of them were >given the middle name of BEALL. >In the 1920 Census there is a Richard H Hook who married Ida M. Beall and has >his mother-in-law living with them by the name of Alice L. Beall. Richard H >Hook was born 1888, Ida M Beall was born 1889 and Alice L Beall was born 1853 >but I dont have a connection yet to my Hook line. >Rumor has it that my Hook line is related to our former U.S. Senator from >Maryland, J Glen Beall. > >Do any of you BEALL researchers have a HOOK connection in the family?? > >Richard Griffith, Ellicott City, Md. RGriff4401@aol.com > >

I don't know if anyone's seen the searchable archive at the MD State Archives site yet, but it's a winner. http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/refserv/stagser/ssu1500/html/ssi1527a.html At the archive site, I've run across a David Beall who's unfamiliar to me: Hill, James, m. by Dec 1730, Jane, dau. of David Beall,Sr. (AALR IH&TI#1:67). JAMESON, John, m. by 1730, Eliza, dau. of David Beall (AALRIH&TI#1:77). If he's got daughters who are married by 1730, then he's probably born around 1700. I assume the AA in the index is Anne Arundel, but I'm not certain. Anybody know who he might be? Lisa Simms Beall Search : http://people.ne.mediaone.net/lsimms/beall0.html

Hi, I am new to the list but I am also a decendant of Ninan Beall, I think. first I thought it was alexander Beall but now I think it is Ninan. I would love to have a copy of Ninan's Will. Shawnnee Lisa Simms wrote: > > Hi Dennis, > > I'll bet Bill Beall of the Beall Genealogical News has a copy of the will, > maybe not in electronic format, but he can get it to you. > > Beall Family Association > PO Box 33918 > Portland, OR 97292-3918 > > Now you wouldn't happen to have that portrait of Ninian in eformat, would > you? I'd be interested in seeing it. I'll hafta check, but there was a > portrait like you described illustrated in the BGN in issues past. I > recall that the identity of the individual was in question...'tho it was a > Beall. > > Nope, wrong image. But I found the one to which, I imagine, you refer in > Volume IV, #2, June 1994. There're 2 on the page...one _very_ naif and one > attractive portrait in the Early American style. Caption of the "nice" > image says it was submitted by Ted and Mary Taylor of Burson, CA with > source unknown. Maybe Bill can make you a color copy or get you in touch > with Ted and Mary. > > If you get Ninian's will in eformat, I hope you'll post it to the list. > Should make for good reading! > > Lisa Simms > Surnames of Greatest Interest--Simms, Beall, Horrocks, Clark, Wright > Sims GEDCOM Project : http://www.world.std.com/~lsimms/simms2.html > moving to: http://people.ne.mediaone.net/lsimms/simms2.html > Beall Search : http://people.ne.mediaone.net/lsimms/beall0.html > Sims Search : http://www.webdudes.com/sims/sims.html > > At 2:22 PM -0700 6/30/98, Dennis wrote: > >Hi folks: > > > >Iím hunting for the full text of Col. Ninian Beallís 1717 will. Iíve got > >excerpts, but really need the whole thing. > > > >Iím also wondering if anybody out there happens to know who has the one > >surviving portrait of the colonel. Iíve got a couple of very grainy b > >and w photocopies of it, but would sure like to see the original in full > >color. A copy of the portrait accompanies an article by George Magruder > >Battey published during the 1920s in the Columbia Historical Society > >journal. The Smithsonianís National Portrait Gallery in Washington lists > >it but says it has no idea where the original is or who painted it. From > >the look of Ninian, it looks like he was in his mid-forties, which would > >put it around 1670, shortly after his marriage to Ruth. It looks to be > >in the ìnaiveî style of art. I seem to recall hearing that Ninianës > >portrait might be somewhere in Georgia, but thatís the closest I can > >come. Iím sure the Smithsonian and the Maryland state archives would > >really like to know as well. Thanks. > > > >dennis bell (of the Largo, Fife Bells) > >Burnaby, B.C. > >Canada

I sure would love to see anything that resembles Ninian. You hear so many stories about what he looked like. I would really like to see something. Thanks Linda n a message dated 98-06-30 17:24:50 EDT, dennis@cafe.net writes: << xcerpts, but really need the whole thing. I’m also wondering if anybody out there happens to know who has the one surviving portrait of the colonel. I’ve got a couple of very grainy b and w photocopies of it, but would sure like to see the original in full color. A copy of the portrait accompanies an article by George Magruder Battey published during the 1920s in the Columbia Historical Society journal. The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington lists it but says it has no idea where the original is or who painted it. From the look of Ninian, it looks like he was in his mid-forties, which would put it around 1670, shortly after his marriage to Ruth. It looks to be in the “naive” style of art. I seem to recall hearing that Ninian‘s portrait might be somewhere in Georgia, but that’s the closest I can come. I’m sure the Smithsonian and the Maryland state archives would really like to know as well. Thanks. dennis bell (of the Largo, Fife Bells) Burnaby, B.C. Canada ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- Return-Path: <BEALL-L-request@rootsweb.com> Re >>

Hi Dennis, I'll bet Bill Beall of the Beall Genealogical News has a copy of the will, maybe not in electronic format, but he can get it to you. Beall Family Association PO Box 33918 Portland, OR 97292-3918 Now you wouldn't happen to have that portrait of Ninian in eformat, would you? I'd be interested in seeing it. I'll hafta check, but there was a portrait like you described illustrated in the BGN in issues past. I recall that the identity of the individual was in question...'tho it was a Beall. Nope, wrong image. But I found the one to which, I imagine, you refer in Volume IV, #2, June 1994. There're 2 on the page...one _very_ naif and one attractive portrait in the Early American style. Caption of the "nice" image says it was submitted by Ted and Mary Taylor of Burson, CA with source unknown. Maybe Bill can make you a color copy or get you in touch with Ted and Mary. If you get Ninian's will in eformat, I hope you'll post it to the list. Should make for good reading! Lisa Simms Surnames of Greatest Interest--Simms, Beall, Horrocks, Clark, Wright Sims GEDCOM Project : http://www.world.std.com/~lsimms/simms2.html moving to: http://people.ne.mediaone.net/lsimms/simms2.html Beall Search : http://people.ne.mediaone.net/lsimms/beall0.html Sims Search : http://www.webdudes.com/sims/sims.html At 2:22 PM -0700 6/30/98, Dennis wrote: >Hi folks: > >Iím hunting for the full text of Col. Ninian Beallís 1717 will. Iíve got >excerpts, but really need the whole thing. > >Iím also wondering if anybody out there happens to know who has the one >surviving portrait of the colonel. Iíve got a couple of very grainy b >and w photocopies of it, but would sure like to see the original in full >color. A copy of the portrait accompanies an article by George Magruder >Battey published during the 1920s in the Columbia Historical Society >journal. The Smithsonianís National Portrait Gallery in Washington lists >it but says it has no idea where the original is or who painted it. From >the look of Ninian, it looks like he was in his mid-forties, which would >put it around 1670, shortly after his marriage to Ruth. It looks to be >in the ìnaiveî style of art. I seem to recall hearing that Ninianës >portrait might be somewhere in Georgia, but thatís the closest I can >come. Iím sure the Smithsonian and the Maryland state archives would >really like to know as well. Thanks. > >dennis bell (of the Largo, Fife Bells) >Burnaby, B.C. >Canada

Hi folks: I’m hunting for the full text of Col. Ninian Beall’s 1717 will. I’ve got excerpts, but really need the whole thing. I’m also wondering if anybody out there happens to know who has the one surviving portrait of the colonel. I’ve got a couple of very grainy b and w photocopies of it, but would sure like to see the original in full color. A copy of the portrait accompanies an article by George Magruder Battey published during the 1920s in the Columbia Historical Society journal. The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery in Washington lists it but says it has no idea where the original is or who painted it. From the look of Ninian, it looks like he was in his mid-forties, which would put it around 1670, shortly after his marriage to Ruth. It looks to be in the “naive” style of art. I seem to recall hearing that Ninian‘s portrait might be somewhere in Georgia, but that’s the closest I can come. I’m sure the Smithsonian and the Maryland state archives would really like to know as well. Thanks. dennis bell (of the Largo, Fife Bells) Burnaby, B.C. Canada

In my research of the Hook family I found that no less then four of them were given the middle name of BEALL. In the 1920 Census there is a Richard H Hook who married Ida M. Beall and has his mother-in-law living with them by the name of Alice L. Beall. Richard H Hook was born 1888, Ida M Beall was born 1889 and Alice L Beall was born 1853 but I dont have a connection yet to my Hook line. Rumor has it that my Hook line is related to our former U.S. Senator from Maryland, J Glen Beall. Do any of you BEALL researchers have a HOOK connection in the family?? Richard Griffith, Ellicott City, Md. RGriff4401@aol.com