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IAM DESCENDED FROM THOMAS BEATY OF JASPER COUNTY, TEXAS. HIS DAUGHTER, MARY ANN BEATY MARRIED WILLIAM S. BOOTHE OF LIBERTY COUNTY, TEXAS. THOMAS BEATY MARRIED MARY JANE MC HENRY IN GEORGIA. MARY JANE DIED SHORTLY AFTER THEY MOVED TO TEXAS IN THE MID 1840'S. WOULD LIKE TO HAVE INFORMATION REGARDING THOMAS BEATY'S PARENT'S NAME AS WELL AS HIS SIBLINGS. ANY HELP? NANNETTE JOHNSTON CLJOHN95@MINDSPRING.COM

Found at national Archives on line... Nelda List manager NAIL Full Results How to Order -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Control Number NWDNM(m)-342-USAF-19404 Media Motion picture films Descr. Level Item Record Group 342 Series USAF Item 19404 Title PRESENTATION OF AWARDS TO PILOTS AND AIRMEN OF THE 4TH FIGHTER-INTERCEPTER GROUP Production Date 07/1951 Format silent, Unedited, black & white. Creating Org. United States Air Force. Shot List Summary: Presentation of the DFC to 1st Lt. W.B. Yancy; presentation of other awards to other members of the 4th Fighter Intercepter Group by col. Herman A. Schmidt; close-ups of F-86 jet pilots and MIG killers taken at Suwon AFB, Korea, July, 1951. SUWON, KOREA-CAPT. LEROY B. PRICE-13 AUG 51. Reel 1: 1) CU Several angles Capt. Leroy B. Price getting out of stationary F-86 aircraft, standing beside wing, starting to write in pilot's log book. 13 AUG 51. SUW0N-CAPT ERWIN A. HESSE. 2) Several shots Capt Hesse getting out of F-86 removing log book starting to write in same. Aircraft is same as in previous scenes. 1ST LT. RICHARD S. DECKER-13 AUG 51. 3) CU Lt. Decker getting out of cockpit remove log book from a/c, writing in same and fastening chute harness. SUWON-CAPT MILTON E. NELSON 13 AUG 51. 4) CU of Capt Nelson getting out of plane, removing log book, making entry into same. Captain walks away from plane towards other F-86 parked near by. 13 AUG 51-SUWON-MAJ FRANK L. FISHER. Several shots of Maj. Fisher getting out of cockpit. 13 AUG 51-SUWON-MAJ S.C. FLETCHER. 6) CU Major getting out of cockpit of 86, another f-86 camouflagued in by. 7) MS 1st Lt. T. Yancey, William B. being presented the DFC by Col Herman A. Schmidt, Commander. 8) MS group of five pilots standing on runway. Colonel standing in front of formation-man walks up being presented medal by the colonel. Reel 2: PROJECT 300-1-1ST LT. Yancey sitting in cockpit. 1) CU F-86 stationary, Lt. Yancey sitting in cockpit. 2) CU of canopy sliding back. Lieutenant unfastening gears and getting out of plane-unfastens parachute harness, removes aircraft log book making entry into same. 17 AUG 51-SUWONN-ROJECT 300- -1ST LT. JAMES E. HECKMAN. 3) CU F-86 stationary, Lt. Heckman gets out of same stands beside plane removes chute and lays same upon wing. 17 AUG 51-SUWON-300-9-1ST LT. RALPH B. GIBSON 4) CS Lt. Gibson getting out of cockpit of F-86 making entry upon aircraft log book. Reel 3: 1) CU pilot, ground crew chief looking at flak hole in rear section of F-80 fuselage showing fuselage punctured by mad smaller sections from shrapnel. 2) Ext. CU large flak hole inside of plane. 3) LS looking down runway F-80 approach toward camera, taking off overhead two shots. 4) PS F-80 taxiing-on strip. 5) PS R to L, approaching in over taxi strip and landing. 6) GCS looking up at flight of F-80 going overhead and peeling off in landing pattern. (very foggy due to dusty conditions on ground and in air.) 7) PS F-80 going up strip after landing. 8) PS F-80 taking off, wing tanks, Napalm bomb attached to aircraft. 9) PS Two F-51's taking off, C-47's dispersed about airfield 10) MS B-26 taxiing up towards camera. 11) MS Pan crew personnel cutting section out of wing of F-80. 12) CU Flak hole in wing, tin snips lying beside hole. 13) PS F-80 taking off. 14) PS F-80 taking off, wing tank, bombs attached to wings. 15) Several shots, pan R to L, F-80 going up strip for take off, disappearing in dusk in distant bg. 16) LS looking out to left F-5l coming up runway after landing, taxiing up past camera. Two shots F-80 same approach. 17) LS taken from hill alongside of runway, F-80 taxiing up taxi runway, several shots of F-80 taxiing up into position for take off. 18) PS F-80 starting up runway for take off, wing tanks and bombs attached to wings. 19) Excellent PS F-80 approach in for landing, wing tanks on plane, camera pans with F-80 after landing showing F-80 stationary along strip. C-47 in bg; C-ll9's dispersed about field. 20) PS F-80 taking off. 21) PS F-80 approach for landing and landing, going up runway showing bumpy conditions of runway; B-26 taxiing up towards camera along strip. 22) PS F-80 taking off. Several shots of F-80's taking off. 23) PS T-33 taxiing, up past camera, canopy raised showing pilot and observer in position. 24) PS F-80 taking off. 25) PS T-33 landing. Reel 4: 1) MLS Rear and side view, three F-84's parked together along strip. Ground crew personnel placing ladder along side of aircraft, pilots get out of plane and walk to rear of ship, shake hands. 2) CU Three pilots walking directly into camera and smiling, talking together. 3) MCS three pilots standing to rear of their planes. Camera pans across with the three men as they walk across the strip, meeting Lt. Colonel and discussing aerial manuevers of the mission, showing hand movements as the pilot described their aerial manuevers of the mission, showing hand movements as the pilot described their aerial maneuvers. 4) Excellent shot-ground camera showing aircraft dispersal area, f-84's taxiing into parking area. Ground crew personnel, activity of trucks driving into area; B-26's parked in right bg-in far right bg can be seen two F-86's taking off, rocket-assisted. Reel 5: 13 AUG 51-SUWON-ROLL 301-1-LT. DONALD G. HAYS. 1) CU (several shots) Lt. Hays sitting in cockpit of F-86 aircraft unfastening safety belt, moves canopy back, gets out of plane unfastening chute harness and makes entry into aircraft log book. 13 AUG 51-2ND LT. WICKS-2ND, LT. C.E. CHRISTISON-LT. ROBERT ANDERSON-LT. KULENGOSKY. 2) Ext. CU air intake section of f-86. Pilots standing with backs towards camera by wire of plane. 13 AUG 51-JOHN T. GREEN-ROBERT C. BEATY-CAPT E.T. JENNEY Entire reel same scene sequences showing close ups of the pilots sitting in cockpits of planes, unfastening safety belts, getting out of cockpit, climbing down side of plane, making entry into the aircraft log book, walking away from plane. Scenes include in bg. F-86 stationary showing camouflage netting over same. Airstrip construction in far bg. Reel 6: 13 AUG 51 SUWON 2ND LT. DEAN T. CAMPBELL, LT. PAUL ROACH, LT. JAMES A. LESLIE, LT. WILLIAM H. GALLUP, JR., LT. JAMES W. LEATHERBEC, RICHARD S. MERIAN, 2ND LT. NICHOLAS DOTOC, 2ND LT. FRONK P. RIBINSON FR., 2ND LT DONALD A. JABUSCH. Entire reel scenes pilots sitting in cockpits of F-86 aircraft, on side of plane "Missy Doodle". Scenes show pilots sitting in cockpits, unfastening harness chute, writing into aircraft log book, walking away from plane. (quality-good) Reel 7: 17 AUG 51-SUWON-301-19-1ST LT. THOMAS DAVIS, 2ND LT. FRED L. MC PHERSON, 1ST LT. LAWRENCE B. LATON, CAPT. JOHNS, CAPT. C. THOMPSON, 2ND LT. A. MEDZEDESS, 2ND LT. T. DAMES, 1ST LT W.M. GURNTHER. Entire reel posed shots of pilots sitting in cockpit, some writing in log book, others unfastening safety belts-get out of aircraft stands beside wings, write in pilot log book Scenes all same, pilots all getting out of came aircraft, "Missy Doodle".(quality-good) Reel 8: 17 AUG 51-SUWON-2ND LT. L. BRUCE, LT. M. GORDON, JR., LTD G.R. BECK, LT. T. BAKER, LT. T. HOWARD, LT. V. TSUFIS,LT. O. HINGER, LT. TURNER, 1ST LT. HARPER. Entire reel pilots sitting in cockpit of F-86 aircraft "Missy Doodle"-pilots unfasten straps, get out of plane and write in aircraft log book while standing by wings unfastening chute harness, taking off chutes. Reel 9: 26 AUG 51-SUWON-LT. COMMANDER PAUL S. PGLT, 1ST LT, BOBBY L. SMITH, COL. BENJAMIN L. EMMERT, 1ST LT. OTIS GORDON. 27 AUG 5l-LT. COL. EAGLESTON, LT. COL. BRUCE H. HINTON Entire reel CU of pilots sitting in cockpit of F-86, "Missy doodle". Pilots unfasten safety belts, get out of plane: stand beside wings, writing in a/c log book, and unfasten parachute harness, removing parachute. (quality-good) Reel 10: 26 AUG 51-SUWON-1ST LT. ROY W. MCCLAIN, 2ND LT. LESLIE L. LINMUTE, 2ND LT. ANDREW T. MERRICK, 2ND LT. ERNEST E. NEUBURT, 1ST LT. STANLEY W. AHRENDS, 1ST LT. JOHN B. HUNGERFORD, LT. GEORGE E. SHAW, 1ST LT. ROBERT L. MC KINNEY, LT. M.B. MILES, 1ST LT. CHARLES F. LOYD. Entire reel CS of pilots sitting in cockpit unfastening safety belts, getting out of a/c, removing parachutes, writing in a a/c log book, (quality-good) Reel 11: 26 AUG 51-SUWON-CAPT. WILLIAM D. TAYLOR, 1ST LT. T.C. SMITH. LT. MICHAEL NOVAK, LT. S. W. KEMP, LT. JOHN W. HONAKER, LT. A.J. WALTERS, JR., J.D. CRUTHFIELD. Entire reel CS MS of the pilots sitting in cockpit of F-86, unfastening seat harness and safety straps, removing helmets, getting out of a/c, sitting on wing and standing beside wing, leaning against wing, writing into log book. (quality-good) Reel 12: 26 AUG 51-SUWON-2ND L. GEORGE C. FORD, 2ND LT. WARD L. STAKWEATHER. 27 AUG 51-CAPT PAUL W. BRYCE, 1ST LT. JOSEPH R. ELLIS, COL. BENJAMIN F. PRESTON, MAJOR WINTON W. MARSHALL, CAPT ALFRED C. SIMMONS, MAJ. HARRY R. CASSLEMAN, 1ST LT. T. BOOTH HOLKER, CAPT. J.P. LOONEY. Entire reel MS CS of F-86 pilots sitting in cockpit unfastening safety harness, getting out of cockpit, standing beside plane, making entry into aircraft log book. (quality-good) Reel 13: 26 AUG 51-SUWON-CAPT. A.P. OSTRANGER, LT. W.H. CARRINGTON, B. CUNNINGHAM, LT. J.A. ROBINSON, LT. COL. GEORGE L. JONES, LT. COL. NANCE, LT. COL. D.W. NANCE, COL. GABRESKI. Entire reel CS of pilots getting into cockpit of F-86A aircraft, unfastening harness, getting out of cockpit, standing beside plane making entry into aircraft log book. (Quality-good) Reel 14: 27 AUG 51-SUWON-1ST LT. D.N. GARETT. 1) MS CU of Lt. Garett sitting in cockpit of F-86 stationary. Gets out and sits upon wing, starts writing into a/c log book. fair, Orig Neg Record Type/Genre motion pictures See Also Series Description Subject Ref. Aircraft, USAF -- B-26 -- Parking areas; Aircraft, USAF -- B-26 -- Taxiing; Aircraft, USAF -- C-47 -- Parking areas; Aircraft, USAF -- C-47 -- Stationary; Aircraft, USAF -- C-119 -- Parking areas; Aircraft, USAF -- F-51 -- Taking off; Aircraft, USAF -- F-51 -- Taxiing; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Aerial maneuvers; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Approach for landing; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Bombs -- Attached; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Damaged; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Landing; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Pass over; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Stationary; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Taking off; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Taxiing; Aircraft, USAF -- F-80 -- Wing tanks; Aircraft, USAF -- F-84 -- Parking areas; Aircraft, USAF -- F-86 -- Parts, accessories or equipment -- air intake; Aircraft, USAF -- F-86 -- Stationary; Aircraft, USAF -- F-86 -- Taking off; Aircraft, USAF -- T-33 -- Landing; Aircraft, USAF -- T-33 -- Taxiing; Camouflage -- Aircraft; Construction -- Airfields; Personnel, Military -- U.S.A.F. -- Crews Ground; Personnel, Military -- U.S.A.F. -- Pilots; Units -- 4th FI GP; Wars -- Korean Personal Ref. Personalities -- Ahrends, 1st Lt. Stanley W.; Personalities -- Anderson, Lt. Robert; Personalities -- Baker, Lt. T.; Personalities -- Beaty, Robert C.; Personalities -- Beck, Lt G.R.; Personalities -- Bruce, 2nd Lt. L.; Personalities -- Bryce, Capt. Paul W.; Personalities -- Campbell, 2nd Lt. Dean T.; Personalities -- Carrington, Lt. W.H.; Personalities -- Cassleman, Harry R.; Personalities -- Crutchfield, J.D.; Personalities -- Cunningham, B.; Personalities -- Dames, 2nd Lt. T.; Personalities -- Davis, 1st Lt. Thomas; Personalities -- Decker, 1st Lt. Richard S.; Personalities -- Eggleston, Lt. Col.; Personalities -- Ellis. 1st Lt. Joseph R.; Personalities -- Emmert, Col Benj. L.; Personalities -- Fisher, Maj.; Personalities -- Ford, 2nd Lt. George C.; Personalities -- Gabreski, Col.; Personalities -- Gallup, Lt. Wm. H.,Jr.; Personalities -- Garett, 1st Lt.; Personalities -- Garett, 1st Lt. D.N.; Personalities -- Gibson; Personalities -- Gordon, 1st Lt. M. Jr.; Personalities -- Green, John T.; Personalities -- Gurnther, 1st Lt. W.M.; Personalities -- Harper. 2st Lt.; Personalities -- Hays, Lt.; Personalities -- Heckman, 1st Lt. James E.; Personalities -- Hesse, Capt.; Personalities -- Hinger, Lt. O.; Personalities -- Hinton, Lt. col. Bruce H.; Personalities -- Holker, 1st Lt. T. Booth; Personalities -- Honaker, Lt. John W.; Personalities -- Howard, Lt. T.; Personalities -- Hungerford, 1st Lt. John B.; Personalities -- Jabusch, 2nd Lt. Donald A.; Personalities -- Janney, Capt. E.T.; Personalities -- Johns, Capt.; Personalities -- Jones, Lt col. George L.; Personalities -- Kemp, Lt. S.W.; Personalities -- Kotak,2nd Lt. Nicholas; Personalities -- Kulengosky, Lt.; Personalities -- Laton, 1st Lt. Lawrence; Personalities -- Leatherbee, Lt. James W.; Personalities -- Leslie, Lt.James W.; Personalities -- Linmuth, 2nd Lt. Leslie L.; Personalities -- Looney, Capt J.P.; Personalities -- Loyd, 1st lt. Charles F.; Personalities -- Marshall, Maj. Winton W.; Personalities -- McClain, 1st Lt. Roy W.; Personalities -- McKinney, 1st Lt. Robert L.; Personalities -- McPherson, 2nd Lt. Fred L.; Personalities -- Medzedess, 2nd Lt. A.; Personalities -- Merian, Richards S.; Personalities -- Merrick, 2nd Lt Andrew T.; Personalities -- Miles, Lt. M.B.; Personalities -- Nance, Lt col. D.W.; Personalities -- Neuburt, 2nd Lt. Ernest E.; Personalities -- Novak, Lt. Michael; Personalities -- Ostranger, Capt. A.P.; Personalities -- Pglt, Lt. Commander Paul; Personalities -- Preston, Lt col. Benjamin F.; Personalities -- Price, Capt. Leroy B.; Personalities -- Roach, Lt. Paul; Personalities -- Robinson, 2nd Lt. Frank P.,Jr.; Personalities -- Robinson, Lt. J.A.; Personalities -- Schmidt. Col. Herman A.; Personalities -- Shaw, Lt. George E.; Personalities -- Simmons, Capt. Alfred C.; Personalities -- Smith, 1st Lt.; Personalities -- Smith, 1st Lt. T.C.; Personalities -- Stakweather, 2nd Lt. Ward L.; Personalities -- Taylor, Capt. William D.; Personalities -- Thompson, Capt. C.; Personalities -- Tsufis, Lt. V.; Personalities -- Turner, Lt.; Personalities -- Yancey, 1st Lt. Wm. B.; Personalities -- Walters, Lt. A.J., Jr.; Personalities -- Wicks, 2nd Lt. Items 1 motion picture title, 35mm, 9450 feet Contact Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Branch (NWDNM), National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001 PHONE: 301-713-7060 FAX: 301-713-6904 Copy Information Preservation Copy 1: 35mm, 14 reel(s) Intermediate Copy 1: 35mm, 14 reel(s) Reference Copy 1: 35mm, 14 reel(s) Nelda, IBSSG; List/Board manager for: lists Beattie, Beaty, Beatty, Bodine, Bonstein, Divine, Gillock, Gilpin, Lykins; boards: Beattie, Bonstein, Breeding, Gillock, Gilpin, Wolfensbarger, Wooten, Ourancestors@yahoogroups.com & a member of GILPINsearch@yahoogroups.com & rwerelated@yahoogroups.com my website, an IBSSG Select site; http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

There weren't many Beatys in early DeKalb county. --Earl LL said: > I am researching the Beaty's from Delkalb Co also, > thanks > Lisa

Connie, I have no hesitancy about posting what I know in a public place like this. I have done a fair amount of searching GA records, but I am quite delinquent about organizing the material. I will try to write up some puzzle pieces as I can. This is something I need to do for my own benfit. I am slow. On sharing: a few years ago I sent my data file to a cousin on my mother's side of the family with the instruction that it should be treated as unreliable. Recently I did a search for Beaty on Rootsweb and there I found some of my Beaty data. The main clue is that it contained some of my guesses, and even one family link which I had just made up. I had funny and uninteresting reasons for recording this incorrect information. The lesson I learned is that I should be very careful about posting guesses. One of my activities of a few years ago was to assemble an index to all the Beatys in the US in 1850. The information was derived from published records. We got permision to distribute this database to members of BP-2000. I think it would be within the copyright restrictions to send it to you if you are interested. At one time or another I have looked at most of these families in the Archives microfilm, but I didn't make good notes. One of my projects is to review this data and make a better record. I have identified 62 families named Beaty, or with names which might have been spelling variations. Pulaski County had A.D. Baity and James Beaty. Georgia had several Beatys named William and Thomas, and even a few Nancys. My well-identified ancestor in 1850 Georgia was James Batey of DeKalb County. Relatively recently I found that by 1860 James and family had moved to Tischomingo County Mississippi. It took so long to track him because the widely distributed census index had left him out. I finally found a different index. More later, --Earl Beaty Boulder Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: <Chb122154@aol.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 5:31 PM Subject: [BEATY] Beaty's In Georgia > Earl: > > In response to your reply: > > "I am replying on the list with the expectation that others might wish to > join the discussion. If you would like to review the details of what we > have, I would be pleased to do so either on or off the list." > > Yes, I would like to see what you have. I am also willing to share this on > the list. I have been under the assumption that I am looking for a man > named Thomas Beaty, with wife supposedly named Nancy Brantley. However, I > spoke with a 78 year old Beaty cousin this weekend for the first time and he > seemed to think the man I am looking for might be William Andrew Beaty, with > no name for the wife. Supposedly this man was approx. 50 years old at the > time his son, Thomas Jefferson Beaty was born in 1819 (Lowndes Co. GA > according to his Confederate Pension Application). I am posting below the > old search request I have been using to see if any of it might fit into your > puzzle. Let me know if you find a Thomas Beaty or a William Beaty around > the time of 1750 - 1819 in any of your other puzzle pieces. > > Thanks, > Connie Beaty > Gainesville, FL > (See below) > > Previous research request: > Searching for info on Thomas Beaty, Pulaski County, Georgia prior to 1824. > Supposedly married to a Nancy Brantley. Left 2 orphan children, Andrew D. & > Thomas J. Beaty. > > Found guardianship listing on internet for Pulaski Co. 6 Jul 1824: Darling > JONES, guardian of Andrew D. Beaty and Thomas J. Beaty. Mary Jones and Haas > Jones sec. for $3,000. Also found this printed in a book in the Huxford > Genealogy Library in Homerville, GA. > > We think the children are Andrew Decatur Beaty (married Margaret Bembry)and > Thomas Jefferson Beaty (married Charity Frier) who later moved to Hamilton > Co., FL>Madison Co., FL. Thomas Jefferson Beaty also went to Hillsborough > Co.,FL > > We have also recently found a handwritten note in some old papers/photos > written by Thomas Jefferson Beaty's daughter. She said she thought he and > his brother were orphans, however then went on to say that his mother > remarried a man by the name of "Jones" and that she thought they had a son by > the name of Sam Jones. We wonder if Darling Jones, guardian of the 2 > orphaned Beaty children also became their step-father? I am also assuming > from a few things I have read on that part of the historical times that if > children lost their father, even if the mother was still living, they were > still considered to be orphans. > > I have not made a trip to Pulaski County yet, but hope to sometime in the > Spring. I have looked the internet "up and down" and so far have not > found anything on Thomas Beaty (father) or Nancy Brantley (mother) - at least > not that I recognize. I am assuming that Thomas Beaty (father) should be > buried somewhere in Pulaski County since the guardianship was in that county. > I haven't found much either on Darling Jones or Nancy Brantley Beaty > Jones. I also am not sure of the name Brantley as her maiden name. All I > have to go on is something someone told me that had also been looking. I > have no documentation on this. As far as the internet goes, its like these > people never existed. I have seen quite a few Beaty listings of people in > Georgia through the phone number lookups, but there are way too many to call > without first trying to narrow down people who might be descendants. > > The little bit I have found has suggested that the children were born in > Pulaski Co., however, I have a copy of Thomas Jefferson Beaty's Confederate > Pension Application in which he states that he was born in Lowndes Co. GA. > > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe > encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in > our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so > tremendous a secret." > -Symmachus, 384 C.E. > Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

I am researching the Beaty's from Delkalb Co also, thanks Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Earl Beaty" <ecbeaty@home.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 3:26 AM Subject: Re: [BEATY] Beaty's In Georgia > Connie, > > I have no hesitancy about posting what I know in a public place like this. > I have done a fair amount of searching GA records, but I am quite delinquent > about organizing the material. I will try to write up some puzzle pieces as > I can. This is something I need to do for my own benfit. I am slow. > > On sharing: a few years ago I sent my data file to a cousin on my mother's > side of the family with the instruction that it should be treated as > unreliable. Recently I did a search for Beaty on Rootsweb and there I found > some of my Beaty data. The main clue is that it contained some of my > guesses, and even one family link which I had just made up. I had funny and > uninteresting reasons for recording this incorrect information. The lesson > I learned is that I should be very careful about posting guesses. > > One of my activities of a few years ago was to assemble an index to all the > Beatys in the US in 1850. The information was derived from published > records. We got permision to distribute this database to members of > BP-2000. I think it would be within the copyright restrictions to send it > to you if you are interested. At one time or another I have looked at most > of these families in the Archives microfilm, but I didn't make good notes. > One of my projects is to review this data and make a better record. I have > identified 62 families named Beaty, or with names which might have been > spelling variations. Pulaski County had A.D. Baity and James Beaty. > Georgia had several Beatys named William and Thomas, and even a few Nancys. > > My well-identified ancestor in 1850 Georgia was James Batey of DeKalb > County. Relatively recently I found that by 1860 James and family had moved > to Tischomingo County Mississippi. It took so long to track him because the > widely distributed census index had left him out. I finally found a > different index. > > More later, > > --Earl Beaty > Boulder Colorado > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Chb122154@aol.com> > To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 5:31 PM > Subject: [BEATY] Beaty's In Georgia > > > > Earl: > > > > In response to your reply: > > > > "I am replying on the list with the expectation that others might wish to > > join the discussion. If you would like to review the details of what we > > have, I would be pleased to do so either on or off the list." > > > > Yes, I would like to see what you have. I am also willing to share this > on > > the list. I have been under the assumption that I am looking for a man > > named Thomas Beaty, with wife supposedly named Nancy Brantley. However, I > > spoke with a 78 year old Beaty cousin this weekend for the first time and > he > > seemed to think the man I am looking for might be William Andrew Beaty, > with > > no name for the wife. Supposedly this man was approx. 50 years old at > the > > time his son, Thomas Jefferson Beaty was born in 1819 (Lowndes Co. GA > > according to his Confederate Pension Application). I am posting below the > > old search request I have been using to see if any of it might fit into > your > > puzzle. Let me know if you find a Thomas Beaty or a William Beaty around > > the time of 1750 - 1819 in any of your other puzzle pieces. > > > > Thanks, > > Connie Beaty > > Gainesville, FL > > (See below) > > > > Previous research request: > > Searching for info on Thomas Beaty, Pulaski County, Georgia prior to 1824. > > Supposedly married to a Nancy Brantley. Left 2 orphan children, Andrew D. > & > > Thomas J. Beaty. > > > > Found guardianship listing on internet for Pulaski Co. 6 Jul 1824: Darling > > JONES, guardian of Andrew D. Beaty and Thomas J. Beaty. Mary Jones and > Haas > > Jones sec. for $3,000. Also found this printed in a book in the Huxford > > Genealogy Library in Homerville, GA. > > > > We think the children are Andrew Decatur Beaty (married Margaret > Bembry)and > > Thomas Jefferson Beaty (married Charity Frier) who later moved to Hamilton > > Co., FL>Madison Co., FL. Thomas Jefferson Beaty also went to Hillsborough > > Co.,FL > > > > We have also recently found a handwritten note in some old papers/photos > > written by Thomas Jefferson Beaty's daughter. She said she thought he > and > > his brother were orphans, however then went on to say that his mother > > remarried a man by the name of "Jones" and that she thought they had a son > by > > the name of Sam Jones. We wonder if Darling Jones, guardian of the 2 > > orphaned Beaty children also became their step-father? I am also assuming > > from a few things I have read on that part of the historical times that > if > > children lost their father, even if the mother was still living, they were > > still considered to be orphans. > > > > I have not made a trip to Pulaski County yet, but hope to sometime in the > > Spring. I have looked the internet "up and down" and so far have not > > found anything on Thomas Beaty (father) or Nancy Brantley (mother) - at > least > > not that I recognize. I am assuming that Thomas Beaty (father) should > be > > buried somewhere in Pulaski County since the guardianship was in that > county. > > I haven't found much either on Darling Jones or Nancy Brantley Beaty > > Jones. I also am not sure of the name Brantley as her maiden name. All > I > > have to go on is something someone told me that had also been looking. I > > have no documentation on this. As far as the internet goes, its like > these > > people never existed. I have seen quite a few Beaty listings of people > in > > Georgia through the phone number lookups, but there are way too many to > call > > without first trying to narrow down people who might be descendants. > > > > The little bit I have found has suggested that the children were born in > > Pulaski Co., however, I have a copy of Thomas Jefferson Beaty's > Confederate > > Pension Application in which he states that he was born in Lowndes Co. GA. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > > "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe > > encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in > > our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so > > tremendous a secret." > > -Symmachus, 384 C.E. > > Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty > > > > ============================== > > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe > encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in > our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so > tremendous a secret." > -Symmachus, 384 C.E. > Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 >

FORWARDED WITH PERMISSION...Nelda Dear All: Some volunteers from the society of the Daughters of the American Revolution ( DAR) have established a wonderful new program for users of Rootsweb. These volunteers will do lookups in their database and records if you think one of your ancestors served in some capacity during the American Revolution. These volunteers have more databases that are available to them than the ones commonly used by the search engines. The process is fairly simple : Go to the DAR message board: There are two ways to do that: > www.rootsweb.com > message boards > topics > organizations and societies > DAR Or if you want the easy way :-) http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=topics.organizations.dar Address your message as follows: subject : DAR Lookup > surname> location > dates In the body of the message put the information regarding the person, Be sure to fill out the surnames box at the bottom since the new search engine will be keying on that item. Leave the email response box checked and you will be notified when the DAR volunteers respond . Give them a week or so to get to your request. We really appreciate their efforts. This info can be key for: a: joining these prestigious organizations ( DAR & SAR) b: sending a request for the copies of the files that were submitted and the information they have available. Many thanks to: Glenda Thompson DAR VIS Volunteer Vice Chrm. Patriot Lookup for organizing this effort and all the many volunteers that are donating their time and effort to us instead of pursuing their own ancestors, Best Regards John A Hansen DAR board admin. BTW: Please forward this message to other lists and boards that each of you are involved in. A word of thanks to each volunteer that does this work and especially the one that responds to your post would probably be highly appreciated. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Earl: In response to your reply: "I am replying on the list with the expectation that others might wish to join the discussion.  If you would like to review the details of what we have, I would be pleased to do so either on or off the list." Yes, I would like to see what you have. I am also willing to share this on the list. I have been under the assumption that I am looking for a man named Thomas Beaty, with wife supposedly named Nancy Brantley. However, I spoke with a 78 year old Beaty cousin this weekend for the first time and he seemed to think the man I am looking for might be William Andrew Beaty, with no name for the wife. Supposedly this man was approx. 50 years old at the time his son, Thomas Jefferson Beaty was born in 1819 (Lowndes Co. GA according to his Confederate Pension Application). I am posting below the old search request I have been using to see if any of it might fit into your puzzle. Let me know if you find a Thomas Beaty or a William Beaty around the time of 1750 - 1819 in any of your other puzzle pieces. Thanks, Connie Beaty Gainesville, FL (See below) Previous research request: Searching for info on Thomas Beaty, Pulaski County, Georgia prior to 1824. Supposedly married to a Nancy Brantley. Left 2 orphan children, Andrew D. & Thomas J. Beaty. Found guardianship listing on internet for Pulaski Co. 6 Jul 1824: Darling JONES, guardian of Andrew D. Beaty and Thomas J. Beaty. Mary Jones and Haas Jones sec. for $3,000. Also found this printed in a book in the Huxford Genealogy Library in Homerville, GA. We think the children are Andrew Decatur Beaty (married Margaret Bembry)and Thomas Jefferson Beaty (married Charity Frier) who later moved to Hamilton Co., FL>Madison Co., FL. Thomas Jefferson Beaty also went to Hillsborough Co.,FL We have also recently found a handwritten note in some old papers/photos written by Thomas Jefferson Beaty's daughter. She said she thought he and his brother were orphans, however then went on to say that his mother remarried a man by the name of "Jones" and that she thought they had a son by the name of Sam Jones. We wonder if Darling Jones, guardian of the 2 orphaned Beaty children also became their step-father? I am also assuming from a few things I have read on that part of the historical times that if children lost their father, even if the mother was still living, they were still considered to be orphans. I have not made a trip to Pulaski County yet, but hope to sometime in the Spring. I have looked the internet "up and down" and so far have not found anything on Thomas Beaty (father) or Nancy Brantley (mother) - at least not that I recognize. I am assuming that Thomas Beaty (father) should be buried somewhere in Pulaski County since the guardianship was in that county. I haven't found much either on Darling Jones or Nancy Brantley Beaty Jones. I also am not sure of the name Brantley as her maiden name. All I have to go on is something someone told me that had also been looking. I have no documentation on this. As far as the internet goes, its like these people never existed. I have seen quite a few Beaty listings of people in Georgia through the phone number lookups, but there are way too many to call without first trying to narrow down people who might be descendants. The little bit I have found has suggested that the children were born in Pulaski Co., however, I have a copy of Thomas Jefferson Beaty's Confederate Pension Application in which he states that he was born in Lowndes Co. GA.

Dear Connie Beaty and all others on my list, Please do share your conversations. That is how we get records in our files. That is how researchers find people/relatives to compare records with. Keep up the GOOD work. Nelda IBSSG List manager Nelda, IBSSG; List/Board manager for: lists Beattie, Beaty, Beatty, Bodine, Bonstein, Divine, Gillock, Gilpin, Lykins; boards: Beattie, Bonstein, Breeding, Gillock, Gilpin, Wolfensbarger, Wooten, Ourancestors@yahoogroups.com & a member of GILPINsearch@yahoogroups.com & rwerelated@yahoogroups.com my website, an IBSSG Select site; http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 In response to your reply: "I am replying on the list with the expectation that others might wish to join the discussion.  If you would like to review the details of what we have, I would be pleased to do so either on or off the list." _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Does anyone recognize this John BEATY? I came upon him while searching for other families int hie area who I believe were related to my BEATY family. My Beatys were from Clinton Co., KY, and I suspect this John might be from one of the Fentress Co., TN or Clinton Co., KY families. Nel Rocklein, Newnan, GA 1830 Federal Census Jasper Co., GA page 397 Jno BEATY 1 male under 5 2 males 10-15 1 male 15-20 1 male 60-70 1 female 5-10 2 females 20-30 1 female 50-60

Beaty's in GA - Our Batey(Baty,Beaty, Beatty, Baity) came from SC, GA, AL, LA, to TX. So be sure and look for all spellings. Our grandfather George Washington Batey had all these spellings on some documents (ie, census, marriage records) our George was born in Alabama, but his father was from SC and mother from GA. We do not know their names or his siblings, only his children and wives. We would be extremely interested in your findings. Our George was in the 1870 census(he was 24) in Elmore Co, Al. Can't anything on him earlier than that. Best Wishes and Good luck, Natt David and Beverly Batey ----- Original Message ----- From: Earl Beaty <ecbeaty@home.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 9:23 PM Subject: [BEATY] Re: Beaty's in Georgia Connie, I also have a brick wall, maybe the same one. My earliest known Beaty ancestor is named James and the 1850 federal census says he was born about 1816 in GA. I have a candidate for his father, named David, who was born about the time of the revolution in NC. One problem is that David and James are common names. To get past the guesswork, I have sought to assemble information on all the Beatys in GA before, say 1830-1850. I am guessing that there can't have been more than 6 independent Beaty families in GA in that time frame. It would be nice to learn enough to be able to at least count these families. What I have found is that the record base is rather thin. Census records before 1850 only give the man's name -- no clue about his family relations. My progress with this project hasn't been great. I have collected some papers which are lying around my office without the analysis needed. The incentive to be more intense is muted because I know that there aren't any cl! ear answers included. I am working on it (slowly). My inquiries have lead to a general background which you might find useful. There was a large migration of "Scotch-Irish" into PA in the early 18th century. Included were a bunch of Beaty families. Many of these Scotch-Irish continued their migration down "The Great Wagon Road" to VA and NC and eventually SC, GA and FL. I looked carefully at those named Beaty (and spelling variations) in the 1790 census of NC, and concluded that most had probably arrived via the Wagon Road. The Wagon Road was improved and extended as it was used, carrying this population further south. The first Federal Census of GA was in 1820, so that is not a good tool for following the flow. I am aware of Beaty families arriving in early GA directly from Europe, but I am still willing to guess that the number is small and countable. Information on general population shifts doesn't do much to fill the family tree, but it can be helpful in knowing where to look for more information. Having failed to find information on specific individuals, the next step is to collect information on whole families. To use a jigsaw analogy: if you can't find a specific piece, work on the neighboring pieces with the expectation that you will eventually close in. I am replying on the list with the expectation that others might wish to join the discussion. If you would like to review the details of what we have, I would be pleased to do so either on or off the list. Best wishes, --Earl Beaty Boulder Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: Chb122154@aol.com To: ecbeaty@home.com Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 11:31 PM Subject: Beaty's in Georgia Hello Earl I saw a response that you made to someone named June on the Beaty Website concerning Beaty's in Georgia. My husband's Beaty family was also from Georgia/Florida and I have hit a brick wall trying to trace them further back. I would be interested to know where your Georgia Beaty's came from and their names. Sincerely, Connie Beaty Gainesville, FL E-mail: chb122154@aol.com ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so tremendous a secret." -Symmachus, 384 C.E. Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty ============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog

Connie, I also have a brick wall, maybe the same one. My earliest known Beaty ancestor is named James and the 1850 federal census says he was born about 1816 in GA. I have a candidate for his father, named David, who was born about the time of the revolution in NC. One problem is that David and James are common names. To get past the guesswork, I have sought to assemble information on all the Beatys in GA before, say 1830-1850. I am guessing that there can't have been more than 6 independent Beaty families in GA in that time frame. It would be nice to learn enough to be able to at least count these families. What I have found is that the record base is rather thin. Census records before 1850 only give the man's name -- no clue about his family relations. My progress with this project hasn't been great. I have collected some papers which are lying around my office without the analysis needed. The incentive to be more intense is muted because I know that there aren't any cl! ear answers included. I am working on it (slowly). My inquiries have lead to a general background which you might find useful. There was a large migration of "Scotch-Irish" into PA in the early 18th century. Included were a bunch of Beaty families. Many of these Scotch-Irish continued their migration down "The Great Wagon Road" to VA and NC and eventually SC, GA and FL. I looked carefully at those named Beaty (and spelling variations) in the 1790 census of NC, and concluded that most had probably arrived via the Wagon Road. The Wagon Road was improved and extended as it was used, carrying this population further south. The first Federal Census of GA was in 1820, so that is not a good tool for following the flow. I am aware of Beaty families arriving in early GA directly from Europe, but I am still willing to guess that the number is small and countable. Information on general population shifts doesn't do much to fill the family tree, but it can be helpful in knowing where to look for more information. Having failed to find information on specific individuals, the next step is to collect information on whole families. To use a jigsaw analogy: if you can't find a specific piece, work on the neighboring pieces with the expectation that you will eventually close in. I am replying on the list with the expectation that others might wish to join the discussion. If you would like to review the details of what we have, I would be pleased to do so either on or off the list. Best wishes, --Earl Beaty Boulder Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: Chb122154@aol.com To: ecbeaty@home.com Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 11:31 PM Subject: Beaty's in Georgia Hello Earl I saw a response that you made to someone named June on the Beaty Website concerning Beaty's in Georgia. My husband's Beaty family was also from Georgia/Florida and I have hit a brick wall trying to trace them further back. I would be interested to know where your Georgia Beaty's came from and their names. Sincerely, Connie Beaty Gainesville, FL E-mail: chb122154@aol.com

Thanks Armond, I have been a member of BP-2000 since the beginning. It is very helpful but it doesn't solve all problems. --Earl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Armond Beaty" <acbeaty@1starnet.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2001 10:28 PM Subject: Re: [BEATY] BEATTIE-MILLER > Earl, I am sorry I did not get back with you earlier. Right now I do not > have anyone that I can trace to Georgia, but there are so many that I do not > know about. I would strongly recommend that you join the BEATTY PROJECT > 2000. It does not cost anything and right now there are over 400 separate > lineage's of all spellings of the name. As we search for our Beatys, we also > note those that do not belong in our line and post them for all of the > others to see. So you see there is a lot of help there and the more the > better. MIKE ALLEN is the one you should contact. > Here is the link: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/bp2000.htm > Good luck, > Armond Beaty > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Earl Beaty" <ecbeaty@home.com> > To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 10:48 PM > Subject: Re: [BEATY] BEATTIE-MILLER > > > > June, > > > > My Beaty ancestors apparently moved to Georgia shortly after the > Revolution. > > The evidence is not clear and I am trying to collect all the information I > > can on Beatys in GA in that time period. I would be interested in further > > details of your Beaty connection. My Beaty information is sufficiently > > convoluted that I doubt that the whole list would be interested. > > > > Best wishes, > > --Earl Beaty > > Boulder Colorado > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "June Hebb" <JulyJune@CherokeeNation.zzn.com> > > To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 12:09 AM > > Subject: Re: [BEATY] BEATTIE-MILLER > > > > > > > Hi Jenny: > > > > > > My 3rd great grandparents came to America right after the Revolutionary > > War to Georgia; so I can't be much help. Good luck tho. > > > > > > Sincerely, June > > > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > > "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe > > encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in > > our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so > > tremendous a secret." > > -Symmachus, 384 C.E. > > Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty > > > > ============================== > > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe > encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in > our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so > tremendous a secret." > -Symmachus, 384 C.E. > Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

Earl, I am sorry I did not get back with you earlier. Right now I do not have anyone that I can trace to Georgia, but there are so many that I do not know about. I would strongly recommend that you join the BEATTY PROJECT 2000. It does not cost anything and right now there are over 400 separate lineage's of all spellings of the name. As we search for our Beatys, we also note those that do not belong in our line and post them for all of the others to see. So you see there is a lot of help there and the more the better. MIKE ALLEN is the one you should contact. Here is the link: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/bp2000.htm Good luck, Armond Beaty ----- Original Message ----- From: "Earl Beaty" <ecbeaty@home.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 10:48 PM Subject: Re: [BEATY] BEATTIE-MILLER > June, > > My Beaty ancestors apparently moved to Georgia shortly after the Revolution. > The evidence is not clear and I am trying to collect all the information I > can on Beatys in GA in that time period. I would be interested in further > details of your Beaty connection. My Beaty information is sufficiently > convoluted that I doubt that the whole list would be interested. > > Best wishes, > --Earl Beaty > Boulder Colorado > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "June Hebb" <JulyJune@CherokeeNation.zzn.com> > To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 12:09 AM > Subject: Re: [BEATY] BEATTIE-MILLER > > > > Hi Jenny: > > > > My 3rd great grandparents came to America right after the Revolutionary > War to Georgia; so I can't be much help. Good luck tho. > > > > Sincerely, June > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > "We gaze up at the same stars, the sky covers us all, the same universe > encompasses us. What does it matter what practical system we adopt in > our search for the truth? Not by one avenue alone can we arrive at so > tremendous a secret." > -Symmachus, 384 C.E. > Check out the archives at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/Beaty > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

June, My Beaty ancestors apparently moved to Georgia shortly after the Revolution. The evidence is not clear and I am trying to collect all the information I can on Beatys in GA in that time period. I would be interested in further details of your Beaty connection. My Beaty information is sufficiently convoluted that I doubt that the whole list would be interested. Best wishes, --Earl Beaty Boulder Colorado ----- Original Message ----- From: "June Hebb" <JulyJune@CherokeeNation.zzn.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2001 12:09 AM Subject: Re: [BEATY] BEATTIE-MILLER > Hi Jenny: > > My 3rd great grandparents came to America right after the Revolutionary War to Georgia; so I can't be much help. Good luck tho. > > Sincerely, June

Hi All, First of all, my apologies to anyone who gets multiple copies of this message on various lists, or who have already heard this story. I am at a total dead end and am grasping at straws, most of which seem to disintergrate as soon as I get hold of them <bg>. First I will tell you what we know from actual documents. Frederick BEATTIE enlisted in the Royal Marines on 26th June 1847 at Killybegs in Donegal, Ireland. We have full records of his marriage to Ann(e) Willey in 1861, births of various children, emigration to Australia in 1883 and death in 1884. (can't find where he's buried, but that's another story.) Now for what we don't know for sure. On Frederick's enlistment he gives his parents' names as Alexander BEATTIE and Margaret MILLER. He states that he was 19 years, making his DOB 1827 or 28. He also states that his place of birth was "Parish of Killaghtee in or near the town of Hollybrook in the County of Donegal". His occupation is given as Labourer. Well, extensive searches on the net, by mail and in person have failed to find any record of his birth or of his parents' births, deaths, marriage or of them ever having lived in that area. Mmmmm. There is also an adress for Alexander and Margaret of No 1 Albert Place, Brandon Street, Malworth, London. I am not sure what date this address relates to or the accuracy of it, though. So, what is the theory. Did he change his name? If so, I can only think that I might as well give up now. On the other hand, it has also been suggested that Alexander and Margaret may have moved from Scotland as many apparently did in the late 1700s early 1800s, and may then have moved to England, and so were not born, married or died in the area. Well, there it is. If you have any ideas where I can chase more ghosts, or if you have any information that might help, I would love to hear from you. TIA Regards, Jenny in (mostly) sunny Central Queensland

Hi Jenny: My 3rd great grandparents came to America right after the Revolutionary War to Georgia; so I can't be much help. Good luck tho. Sincerely, June Get your Free E-mail at http://CherokeeNation.zzn.com ____________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE Web and POP E-mail Service in 14 languages at http://www.zzn.com.

Hi I was looking into my files the other day and was very suprised to find this BEATTIE...It connects into my CUPP lines. Robert Beattie: He married Margaret Hammond - 5605, daughter of Perley W. Hammond - 5604 & Beujah May Broyles - 5603. Born 29 Feb 1924. Died 1949 in died in child birth. They had the following children: 2 i. Robert (Jr.) Beattie LIVING IF YOU KNOW THIS PERSON/OR ARE THIS PERSON would you like the upline of the mother I have nothing on the father. Also still looking for my Hannah Beatty: James (#1) Bovard - 606. Son of Robert (#1) Bovard - 618 & Hannah Bovard, maiden name unk. - 619. Born 1751 in Irland. Died 1809 in Dry Valley, E. Buffalo Twp, Union Co., PA. Occupation Rev. War solider, Cpt Kilgore's Co.8th PA Regiment. Religion French Huguenot Ancestry. He married Hannah Beatty - 607, Before 1786. Born About 1756. Died 20 Nov 1847 in Union Co., PA. Buried in age of 91, St Ray's Cemetery. They had the following children: 2 i. Robert (#2) Bovard - 608 3 ii. Alexander Bovard - MY BONSTEIN LINE 4 iii. Mary (#2) Bovard - 610 5 iv. Jane Bovard - 612 6 v. Agnes (#2) Bovard - 615 Nelda, IBSSG; List/Board manager for: lists Beattie, Beaty, Beatty, Bodine, Bonstein, Divine, Gillock, Gilpin, Lykins; boards: Beattie, Bonstein, Breeding, Gillock, Gilpin, Wolfensbarger, Wooten, Ourancestors@yahoogroups.com & a member of GILPINsearch@yahoogroups.com & rwerelated@yahoogroups.com my website, an IBSSG Select site; http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

I haven't really got far on my Beaty line yet as I seem to have got stuck on another line. But going from some notes that I have been given, I am searching for information on a Mary Beaty/Beatty. Mary was born 1802 to Hugh Beaty. According to these notes, Hugh was born in Ireland, about 1765. He married Margaret Smith who was born about 1770. Mary died in 1851 in Rising Sun Indiana. She married a John E. Hamilton in 1821. He was born in Nova Scotia and died in Rising Sun, Indiana. They had a daughter named Mary, who married a Daniel Johnson. Daniel and Mary Johnson were my great, great grandparents. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? Thanks, Deah ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "Jus Kuntree" http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~chisdid --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.281 / Virus Database: 149 - Release Date: 9/18/2001

Hi everyone, I just joined the list. I found this site about the Taylor/Beaty letters and thought I'd send the link. My apologies if it's been sent before. http://members.aol.com/ntgen/taylor/letters/ Deah ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "Jus Kuntree" http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~chisdid --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.281 / Virus Database: 149 - Release Date: 9/18/2001