-- [ 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