Forwarded with permission...Nelda To: "Nelda Percival" <nelda_percival@hotmail.com> Subject: Beatty Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 06:31:04 -0500 Hi Nelda, I hope I didn't mislead you. The Beattie and Little Clans fought together with 30+ other clans for 400 years over the Scottish border. They were known as border reivers and were renowned as the best light cavalry fighting unit in Europe. Go here to learn more about the reviers: http://www.reivers.com/ . Other than the reivers, I don't know of any other association with the Beatties as they don't show up in my Clan Little line. I wish they did. Sorry.. Pj - IBSSG Nelda, IBSSG; List/Board manager for: lists Beattie, Beatty, Bodine, Bonstein, Divine, Gillock, Gilpin, Lykins, TN-MEMORIES; boards: Beattie, Bonstein, Breeding, Gillock, Gilpin, Wolfensbarger, Wooten, Ourancestors@yahoogroups.com & a member of GILPINsearch@yahoogroups.com my website; http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi Members of these three lists Beatty, Beaty, and Beattie. While doing cemetery research for the cemeteries in Yakima County, Washington, I found this listing for the BEATTY surname. Union Gap, Yakima Co., WA, Pioneer Cemetery ( This cemetery has no offical records that can be found. I am transcribing the headstones although, some are beyond reading. What I do know is that the cemetery was founded when Union Gap was named Yakima City. That name was changed to Union Gap by state legistration. abot 1909) The Stone is upright about 2ft wide by about 4 inches thick some wear but not vandleised like others in the cemetery. MOTA Daughter of T.M. & R. Beatty; Oct 5, 1902 - Jan 20, 1907; She was the sunshine of our home. Hope that helps locate a Beatty family for someone. I plan to do a full record of this cemetery for the Yakima Valley Historical Society. They have early newspapers from that area Maybe able to find more info on this Beatty family. Nelda Nelda, IBSSG; List/Board manager for: lists Beattie, Beatty, Bodine, Bonstein, Divine, Gillock, Gilpin, Lykins, TN-MEMORIES; boards: Beattie, Bonstein, Breeding, Gillock, Gilpin, Wolfensbarger, Wooten, Ourancestors@yahoogroups.com & a member of GILPINsearch@yahoogroups.com my website; http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

FOR YOUR INFO....Nelda Listmanager Marriage Records of Owensville & Gibson County, Indiana Beatty, W.J. married to Montgomery, Ruth on 07-05-1913 Nelda, IBSSG; List/Board manager for: lists Beattie, Beatty, Bodine, Bonstein, Divine, Gillock, Gilpin, Lykins, TN-MEMORIES; boards: Beattie, Bonstein, Breeding, Gillock, Gilpin, Wolfensbarger, Wooten, Ourancestors@yahoogroups.com GILPINsearch@yahoogroups.com my website; http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I hope YOU ALL WILL EMAIL ...I HOPE NO ONE GETS MAD I AM SENDING THIS>>> Forwarded with permission....THIS BILL IS SO VERY IMPORTANT FOR ALL OF US!! List administrators, The failure of this bill will cost us so much research documents, that I felt that I must send this out to the lists. Please if you have members living in MONTANA ASK THEM TO READ THE BILL AND SEND THIER COMMENTS TO THEIR RESPECTIVE, STATE CONGRESSMAN OR REPRESENTIVE, THank you Nelda YOU NEVER KNOW WHEN YOU WILL FIND OUT SOME OF YOUR RELATIVES WENT TO MONTANA and due to the loss of records have now dissapeared!!! From: "Patricia Marchington" <marching@avicom.net> To: <Undisclosed.Recipients@mailB.montana.com> CC: <marching@avicom.net> Subject: URGENT--SB 443 has a TIE VOTE OF 9 TO 9 !! Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2001 07:32:18 -0700 TO THE SUPPORTERS OF SB 443 ! The House of Representatives have just told us that they have not heard much from Montana people in their own DISTRICTS. AND mostly from Livingston here...as the only MONTANA people.... HOWEVER, they have heard from all over the STATES (LOTS FROM ALASKA) and around the WORLD (AUSTRALIA, FRANCE, ENGLAND, CANADA...). Especially the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES on this STATE ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE, feel that "playing POLITICS" and squaring off Democrats against Republicans is the way to go with SB 443, (they had a bad long drawn out fight the day before on a different BILL)! And this Committee thinks nit-picking on every little point is being responsible.........SIMPLE SOLUTIONS are not something they understand!! Yes, there has been 4 Amendments to SB 443!!! HOWEVER, SB 443 is still: "AN ACT REQUIRING THAT LOCAL PUBLIC RECORDS BE OFFERED TO CERTAIN ENTITIES AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC BEFORE BEING DESTROYED! The Amendments basically state how the NOTICE will be given.........SINCE THE COURTHOUSE CLERKS CAN'T BE BOTHERED WITH HAVING TO GIVE TOO MUCH NOTICE TO PUBLIC (PRIVATE CITIZENS), after all!! SB 443 is still under DEADLINE.....we may have until Monday (I am still checking on this....since everyone tells me a different date!!). I am leaving for Helena in a few minutes......if I have to talk with all of these other 9 NO VOTERS......AND ALL OF THE REMAINING 100 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY MYSELF I WILL ! I JUST DON'T FEEL THAT IF THIS BILL DIES.... THAT MONTANA'S OLD RECORDS DESERVE TO HAVE THE SAME FATE !! Especially since the Legislature will not meet again for 2 YEARS ! Marien Stolzenburg & I give permission to fax or scan our LETTERS TO THE EDITORS from Wed. 3/21/01 Billings Gazette Paper to any other paper in Montana........or anyone else could write their own to any paper in MT. Sen. Butcher the sponsor of SB 443 says, "Use polite persuasion to the NO VOTERS" on this State Administration Committee..... The NO Voters are: Debby Barrett--Dillon Dee Brown--Hungry Horse Larry Lehmen--Power Ralph Lenhart--Glendive Gay Ann Masolo--Townsend Doug Mood--Seeley Lake Alan Olson--Roundup Rick Ripley--Wolf Creek Clarice Schrumpf--Billings All of these members have heard from the Park County Genealogy Soc. in fact we have written to a lot of the 100 Rep.......so they think that since we are so small we can be ignored!!! The out-of-staters have been begging me to let them help, as have the out of Country Genealogists.........but the Legislators will only listen to Montana people! I have known this from the start. What is sad is that these out-of-staters and out of country Genealogists, really think of themselves as MONTANA people, because some still have family here while others use to live here and still others have very deep MT HISTORY in their FAMILY ROOTS. THEY JUST WANT TO PROTECT THE MONTANA OLD RECORDS... SB 443 WOULD BE THE FIRST LAW TO ESTABLISH A RECOGNITION OF PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT TO PRESERVE ALL OF OUR MONTANA HERITAGE, UNIVERSALLY THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE STATE OF MONTANA!! I have just been told, that in some Montana Counties where they have micro-filmed some......they threw out the OLD RECORDS BOOKS, BUT, the film was the cheapest the County would buy, so the films are so faded that they can't be read! And since it was the Clerks that were doing the filming, they got tired of taking the books apart to be filmed.....so what was filmed was only parts of a page, the bindings had been too big to lay anywhere close to flat! Some of the Counties this happened in were in Rep. Olson's DISTRICT (see above list of No Voters)....whereby these same CLERKs have been calling him to Vote NO!!! e-mail the House of Representatives TODAY !! http://leg.state.mt.us/leg_msg.htm SB 443 IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF DR. & PROFESSOR TOOLE OF THE UNIV. OF MONTANA--MISSOULA. He was The Historian of Montana History & champion to the Preservation of Montana's past through not only artifacts, but also it's WRITTEN HISTORY ! Please Support SB 443. Patricia Marchington, with MT Roots going back to 1878. marching@avicom.net _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

If One bit of this Email is true we need to write as many letters as we can to as many people as we can. The wanton distruction of any public record is in my oppion criminal....Please contact this person and lets try to save these records....Nelda From: "Terrie L. Lepkowski" <terriethad@home.com> Reply-To: KANSAS-L@rootsweb.com To: KANSAS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KANSAS] Fw: [MONTANA-L] Urgent-Montana connections Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2001 00:09:17 -0500 If any of you have Montana connections this may interest you. Terrie ----- Original Message ----- From: Connie Berry <connie@pstbbs.com> To: <MONTANA-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 7:17 PM Subject: [MONTANA-L] Urgent-Montana connections > I read this message on Roots-L list and thought it was important to all > those who have Montana ancestors. > > Connie > > Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2001 14:11:23 -0800 > From: "Arlene Robinson" <robinsar@earthlink.net> > Subject: FW: Urgent-Montana connections! > > > From: Linda Thiessen [mailto:thiessen.linda@mcleodusa.net] > > Sent: Friday, March 16, 2001 12:12 AM > > To: MI-GENEALOGY-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [MI-Genealogy] Urgent-Montana connections! > > This was a response I received from a posting on a Montana mailing list > I subscribe to regarding the destruction of ancestral records in > Montana! I asked if there was any action I could take as my mother was > born in Butte and I have an interest in preserving these records. I > thought those of you with connections to Montana should be aware of the > situation and hopefully will take action too! > > "I would think that the more who wrote the better. Make sure the > families who write explain that they're interested in preserving their > Montana family records, as the site requires a person to put their home > address and they'll see it's from out of state. In the comment section, > just mention the reasoning for wanting the bill to pass - their Montana > ancestral records. If you have any other questions, Patti Marchington > is heavily involved in Helena. Her email address is below." > > Please take the time read this message and respond to those mentioned > below via e-mail. > > Subject: Urgent--SB 443 Hearing update for > > Genealogists & Historians, > > SB 443 had tons of opposition from the lobbyist for: > The Clerk of District Court Assoc. > The Clerk & Recorder's Assoc. > The Treasurer Assoc. > and opposition from the: > The School Insurance Assoc. > The State Fund for Workmen Comp. > The State Historical Society Library > The Secretary of State Brown's Office > (I hope I didn't leave anyone out...) > > They brought up all kinds of things that twisted > SB 443 into something that it wasn't. > SB 443 only concerns Public Records that > are being destroyed in County Courthouses...not > anything to do with Workmen's Comp., School > anything, etc. > > Only to give "Notice" to the Public...the State > Historical Soc, Historical & Genealogy Soc., > down to the Public to have a chance to Preserve > our MT History! > > I showed the House-State Admin. Committee today, > 3 Old Record Books originally from Park County Courthouse, that were > thrown away. These are: > 1897 Voter Registration Book (name, age, birthplace, & address were > listed for each voter). 1889 Court Ledger Book...that on the last page > has the old 1889 to 1890 marriage records. > 1904 City of Livingston Census Book (has names of all family members, > occupation of head of > household, ages, & addresses). > > These books were "rescued" by a Historian that happened by the trash > cans by the Courthouse and were "saved" in our local Yellowstone Gateway > Museum here in Park County....But many, many other records have been > lost forever. > > Our Park County has thrown away the old MT. Marriage Application > Books...as many other counties have done, because the Clerk of District > Court Assoc. has said they have to... > (None of the MT Old Marriage Application Books from about 1865/1889 to > 1960s have been copied!). > > No Courthouse is willing to tell exactly what records have been > destroyed, how many, what they are, etc. We don't have an accounting on > anything. > > I had really thought it would be a simple thing to just have the > Courthouses to "post" on the wall of the Courthouse the list of Records > that they didn't want (or had no room for). And since most Courthouses > around MT have e-mail (with more coming on-line everyday), they could > just e-mail the State Historical Society of that list of > unwanted Records. The State Historical Society (that does not want > these records) would look on their lists of local Historical & Genealogy > Societies for the area in and around the County that doesn't want the > records...and the Public & MT State Historical & Genealogy Societies > would all be notified! > > Very little work on the part of the Courthouses. > No cost to the County. After the listings of the local Historical & > Genealogy Societies' e-mails on the State Historical Society Library > Computer database...very little work (not compared to the priceless > preserving of history). > > If Montana does not come up with a simple plan like this to preserve our > MT History NOW....a lot more RECORDS WILL BE DESTROYED!!!! > > MT Courthouses do not have the space for these > Records...they will not be expanding their Courthouse Buildings. They > say Micro-filming is too expensive. > > The Montana Clerk of District Court & Clerk & Recorder Assoc.s will > continue to hire their lawyers & lobbyist to tell the MT Researcher what > Records we can see, what Records that will no longer exist, while they > and all of the Courthouse clerks will be the only ones to have Access, > BUT NOT THE PUBLIC. > > Please call or e-mail these House of Representatives on the House-State > Administration Committee. > > House--State Administration Committee: > Allan Walters, Chairman R - Hamilton > Debby Barrett, Vice Chairman Majority R - Dillon > Tom Dell, Vice Chairman Minority D - Billings > Norma Bixby D - Lame Deer > Dee Brown R - Hungry Horse > Don Hedges R - Antelope > Hal Jacobson D - Helena > Larry Jent D - Bozeman > Michelle Lee D - Livingston > Larry Lehman R - Power > Ralph Lenhart D - Glendive > Gay Ann Masolo R - Townsend > Doug Mood R - Seeley Lake > Alan Olson R - Roundup > Holly Raser D - Missoula > Rick Ripley R - Wolf Creek > Clarice Schrumpf R - Billings > Frank Smith D - Poplar > > e-mail the House of Representatives: > http://leg.state.mt.us/leg_msg.htm > > This House-State Administration Committee > needs to hear from at least hundreds of > MT Genealogists & Historians in the next > couple of days! > Please Support SB 443, we need everyone's help NOW! > > Patricia Marchington > Member of Park County & the State Genealogy > Society. > marching@avicom.net > > > ==== MONTANA Mailing List ==== > Join and support RootsWeb, home of Montana-L, the MSGS Web Site & many > other genealogy lists and resources: http://www.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. 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Lowndes County is in GA. Valdosta is in Lowndes County. It borders FL. Tony ----- Original Message ----- From: Armond Beaty <acbeaty@1starnet.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 5:35 PM Subject: Re: Beaty's in Lowndes County > Anyone know what state this county is in? > Thanks, > Armond > > > Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 7:30 PM > Subject: Beaty's in Lowndes County > > > > Looking for information about parents and any other siblings of Thomas > > Jefferson (TJ) Beaty/Beatty and Andrew Decatur Beaty/Beatty. I am told > that > > their parents were Thomas Beaty and Nancy Brantley, but I have no > > documentation for this. > > > > TJ was born in Lowndes County (approximately 1819) according to his > > Confederate Service Application. Andrew was born approx. 1815, but do > not > > know if it was in Lowndes Co. or not. They also lived in Pulaski County > GA > > as young children where they were supposedly "orphans" in 1824. > However, > > apparently only their father died, as we found a note from one of Thomas' > > children stating that Thomas & Andrew's mother remarried a man by the > surname > > of Jones and that they then had a child together named Sam. We have > located > > an index of "Orphan" guardianship in Pulaski Co. GA showing that Darling > > Jones became TJ & Andrew's guardian. However, we do not know that this > > Darling Jones is the "Jones" that the mother married. > > > > In approx 1860 Andrew & TJ were in Florida in Hamilton County and then to > > Madison County. Andrew (who married Margaret Bembry in Pulaski Co. GA) > > stayed in Madison Co., FL. TJ, (who married Charity Frier - but don't > know > > exactly where marriage took place) also went to Hillsborough County > Florida > > (Shiloh area and then Plant City). Some of Andrew's children also moved > to > > Shiloh area and then Plant City. > > > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > > > Connie Beaty, > > Gainesville, FL > > E-mail: chb122154@aol.com > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > > This BEATY list is currently available for adoption! > > Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: > > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html > > > > > > > > ============================== > > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > > your heritage! > > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > > > > > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > This BEATY list is currently available for adoption! > Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html > > > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html > >

Anyone know what state this county is in? Thanks, Armond Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 7:30 PM Subject: Beaty's in Lowndes County > Looking for information about parents and any other siblings of Thomas > Jefferson (TJ) Beaty/Beatty and Andrew Decatur Beaty/Beatty. I am told that > their parents were Thomas Beaty and Nancy Brantley, but I have no > documentation for this. > > TJ was born in Lowndes County (approximately 1819) according to his > Confederate Service Application. Andrew was born approx. 1815, but do not > know if it was in Lowndes Co. or not. They also lived in Pulaski County GA > as young children where they were supposedly "orphans" in 1824. However, > apparently only their father died, as we found a note from one of Thomas' > children stating that Thomas & Andrew's mother remarried a man by the surname > of Jones and that they then had a child together named Sam. We have located > an index of "Orphan" guardianship in Pulaski Co. GA showing that Darling > Jones became TJ & Andrew's guardian. However, we do not know that this > Darling Jones is the "Jones" that the mother married. > > In approx 1860 Andrew & TJ were in Florida in Hamilton County and then to > Madison County. Andrew (who married Margaret Bembry in Pulaski Co. GA) > stayed in Madison Co., FL. TJ, (who married Charity Frier - but don't know > exactly where marriage took place) also went to Hillsborough County Florida > (Shiloh area and then Plant City). Some of Andrew's children also moved to > Shiloh area and then Plant City. > > Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Connie Beaty, > Gainesville, FL > E-mail: chb122154@aol.com > > > ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== > This BEATY list is currently available for adoption! > Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: > http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html > > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > >

Forwarded with permission..........Nelda Fol really has a lot at her site you all should check it out sometime well worth the time involved....N. From: Day <raime@visuallink.com> Reply-To: rwerelated@yahoogroups.com To: "Various Recipients From Flo." <raime@visuallink.com> Subject: [rwerelated] UK Research Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 17:23:43 -0500 Hi Folks, If you are research in the UK, the new UK Genealogy Portal might be of interest to you. FamilyRecords.gov.uk links to Public Record Office, the Family Records Centre, the General Register Office for Scotland, the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, the India Office Archives and the National Library of Wales, etc. ~ includes tutorial area (short overview of each record type, with links to websites containing more complete information) on some of the basic records used in genealogical research in the British Isles: parish registers, military records, censuses, civil registration, wills, etc. http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/ Regards, Flo. -- -- Flo. Day <mailto:flodon@virginia.usa.com> * A Location and Date "Guess" is better than a "_____" * C.A.S.T.L.E.M.A.N / D.A.Y / D.O.D./D.O.D.D. vdL.I.J.C.K.E. / M.A.B.E.L.I.S. / N.O.R.T.H.I.N.G.T.O.N. P.U.G.H. / V.A.N.D.E.R.S.T.Y.N.E. / vdW.O.E.S.T.I.J.N.E. http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~northing/ _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

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Looking for information about parents and any other siblings of Thomas Jefferson (TJ) Beaty/Beatty and Andrew Decatur Beaty/Beatty. I am told that their parents were Thomas Beaty and Nancy Brantley, but I have no documentation for this. TJ was born in Lowndes County (approximately 1819) according to his Confederate Service Application. Andrew was born approx. 1815, but do not know if it was in Lowndes Co. or not. They also lived in Pulaski County GA as young children where they were supposedly "orphans" in 1824. However, apparently only their father died, as we found a note from one of Thomas' children stating that Thomas & Andrew's mother remarried a man by the surname of Jones and that they then had a child together named Sam. We have located an index of "Orphan" guardianship in Pulaski Co. GA showing that Darling Jones became TJ & Andrew's guardian. However, we do not know that this Darling Jones is the "Jones" that the mother married. In approx 1860 Andrew & TJ were in Florida in Hamilton County and then to Madison County. Andrew (who married Margaret Bembry in Pulaski Co. GA) stayed in Madison Co., FL. TJ, (who married Charity Frier - but don't know exactly where marriage took place) also went to Hillsborough County Florida (Shiloh area and then Plant City). Some of Andrew's children also moved to Shiloh area and then Plant City. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Connie Beaty, Gainesville, FL E-mail: chb122154@aol.com

FORWARDED WITH PERMISSION....Nelda == == == == == Excerpts from the LDS Church News, Jan 20th, 2001 " Beginning in February, a massive new stream of uploads to the site will bring the total of online names to 1 billion, expected by the end of the year. Included in these uploads will be 2.2 million records of Middle America-Mexico, the Sweden records of the Scandinavian Vital Records Index with 1.1 million names, the Social Security Death Index with 64 million names and, most significantly, an update of the Church's International Genealogical Index, with an addition of 125 million names. Vital records from other regions will follow. Uploads such as these will be ongoing throughout the year, and patrons should check frequently to see if information they need has been added recently." and more... "He said the Family History Library, the Church's primary repository, has more than 2.16 million rolls of microfilmed genealogical records, 173,795 sets of microfiche (representing several hundred thousand individual fiche), 288,000 books, 14,000 serials and 8,000 maps. The Field Services and Support Division adds to this collection by operating up to 300 cameras in nearly 50 countries, capturing some 75 to 80 million images a year. Brother Turley said, "We also have about 30,000 volunteers around the world who serve as extractors, helping us to index these records." and... ""At present, there are more than 3,500 Family History Centers operating in 75 countries or territories around the world. We have been adding these centers across the globe at the rate of about 200 per year. Seventy thousand rolls of microfilm are circulated to Family History Centers each month." The Church's family history site continues to be attractive to users. The free site. . . is approaching 5 billion hits." - Nelda, IBSSG @ @ ^ Go look at my website with over 6000 names at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 List manager @ rootsweb.com for: BEATTIE, BEATTY, BONSTEIN, GILLOCK, GILPIN, TN-MEMORIES and ourancestors@egroups.com _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Dear Dianne, I am sorry to say I can not answer that as I said my listing below is all the info I have. So I can not answer, for I do not know. Nelda From: "Ingram, Dianne" <dianne.ingram@dat.com> To: "'Nelda Percival'" <nelda_percival@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: HANNAH BEATTY/b. 1756- d. 1847 Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2001 10:45:42 -0800 I am attaching my note to the Beaty list. I don't know if we connect or not. You mentioned History of Cumberland Co., Pa. It is very possible my James Beaty(Baty) was born in NC per the Fed. Census. AM guessing born about 1811-1821. I don't have a clue as to who his father was but I did notice in the Drew Co., ARk. Fed. Census of 1860 there is a Nathan and a Ashley Baty(Beaty). Are any of the below names in your family tree? Just fishing in the dark. dianne ingram in oregon My James Beaty shows up in the Monticello, Drew Co., ARk. court house with many land transactions starting in 1876. I have some BLM land transactions that start as early as July, 1844. Most of the papers include his wife Mary A. We know he had a son James, daughter Mattie, son Henry Martin and another son that died as a young boy when he fell out of a tree. This according to a grandson of James. There is a James Baty in the 1850 census for Springfield Twp. This James was born 1816. He has a wife of Mary A and one child named Martha R. In the 1860 Fed. Cen. for Marion TWP.Monticello PO there is a James Baty, 49yrs. born NC. Wife of Mary (looks like E) 30 yrs old born ARK. CHILDREN: Martha E. 11 yrs. John W. 2 yrs, and Mary 1/2 year. All born ARK. The boy James related stories to his brother Henry about Quantrell and stories about the Civil War. He reported knowing Frank and Jesse James. He died after the war while working for the "big" railroad. He was found with his head bashed in. The child Martha was born the same year as our Mattie (12 OCT 1849) Mattie may have been a nickname for Martha. She married John William Akin about 1869 and is buried in Mt. Pleasant Campgound Cem. Drew Co., Ark. Henry Martin Beaty was born 14 NOV 1867. Married a Mollie Taylor and a 'Lena Brewster. All are buried in Union Cem. Rye, ARk. He died 31 MAR 1863. There are other BATY's in the 1850 SpringHill Twp. Fed. Census: Nathan Baty and Ashley Baty. Could be brothers. Is any of this familiar to you? Assume these Beaty/Baty's came from NC. dianne ingram in oregon -----Original Message----- From: Nelda Percival [mailto:nelda_percival@hotmail.com] Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2000 4:40 PM To: BEATY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: HANNAH BEATTY/b. 1756- d. 1847 Hi Listers, I am Nelda Percival and Hannah Beatty is my direct lineage. I have only the information listed below. Can any of you help me? Thank you. Nelda James Bovard - 606. Son of Robert Bovard - 618 & Hannah maiden name unk(Bovard) - 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/Beattie - 607, Before 1786. Born Circa 1756 in ®121. Died 20 Nov 1847 in Union Co., PA. Buried in age of 91, St Ray's Cemetery. They had the following children: 2 i. Jane Bovard - 612 3 ii. Agnes Bovard - 615 4 iii. Robert Bovard - 608 5 iv. Alexander Bovard - 117 6 v. Mary Bovard - 610 Reference Note 121 Hannah Beatty: At present it is not known who her father was but good chance it is James Beatty, (or he is her brother). Source History of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania page 62 under Allen 1762 - James Beatty, 100p, 5 number 5 Alexander Bovard is my lineage. But, I do have some info on the other children. Thanks Nelda For my website/sig block: Go look at my alphabetized SURNAME list with 6000 names at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 Curently Researching: Gilpin, Cupp, Howe, Dorrell, Bates, Bonstein, Gillock, Lewis, Lett, Schnable, Watson, Gates, Fetzer, Lindsay _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com ==== BEATY Mailing List ==== This BEATY list is currently available for adoption! Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html ============================== Get Free Access to all Ancestry.com Databases from Dec 7 until Dec 21!http://www.ancestry.com/home/celebrate/freeaccess.htm?sourcecode=736 _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

RE: My James Beaty(or Baty)Diane, A small number of Beaty families arrived in NC very early, and they have produced a very large number of progeny. Because I am not sure that any of them are my ancestors, the focus of my research is still in Georgia. Others have been more sucessfull, and have tied some of the Beatys of Ga. to those in Nc. So far as I am concerned this is an unsoved problem, but the suggestions are strong enough that I am interested in the Beatys of Nc. A focal point of Beatys in NC is Beatties Ford, which is on the border between Lincoln and Mecklenburg counties. The actual ford is now under water, however a prominent street in Charlotte is "Beatties Ford Road". There is lots of historical information on the ford and John Beatty, who gave his name to it. Another early resident of that region was a Francis Beaty, who lived a few miles away from the ford in Rowan County. It is not clear whether or how John and Francis were related. Also it is not clear that there was not more than one John and Francis. By the time of the first census (1790), there were quite a few Beaty families in the neighborhood, probably most of them descendants of the early settlers. I did a rather careful analysis of the Beatys of the 1790 census, and found that in NC the preferred spelling was Beaty and most of them were in the neigborhood of Rowan, Lincoln, Mecklenburg, and Rutherford Counties (these are adjacent). It is quite plausible that these are mostly descendants of John, Francis, and perhaps one or two other settlers. Information on how these families are related is rather sparse. There are a bunch of people trying to sort out these families. The 1790 Beatties in other parts of the state probably are not easily related to these. You may find that, as with My James, Your James lived in several places before finally arriving in Ark. In those days travel was difficult. James was a quite common name, and it can be difficult tell one from another. Best wishes, --Earl ----- Original Message ----- From: Ingram, Dianne To: 'Earl Beaty' Sent: Friday, January 12, 2001 10:14 AM Subject: RE: My James Beaty(or Baty) Last night we went to a geneo. meeting. The "panel" suggested I look for the 1850/60 neighbors of my James Beaty(Baty) in NC because lots of times they were related, were in business together, good friends, talked the same language, etc. Since I just found out in December that my James Beaty(Baty) was born in NC - I have not had time to investigate NC. Since you stated there were not many Beaty(Baty)'s in NC - could you tell me what county you located your Beaty's? I noticed in the area of Arkansas that I am interested in (Drew Co.) there was a Nathan and an Ashley. I borrowed some FTM cd's from a friend and I found a Adam Baty in Rutherford, NC, and a Walter L. Baty in Haywood, NC. Till later, dianne ingram in oregon

Hi everyone! I am new to the list. My greatgrandparents are from Venango County, Pennsylavnia -- Osborn F CRISPEN (20 Apr 1859 - 19 Dec 1944) m Elizabeth Jane BEATTY (7 Jul 1863 - abt 1920). They came to Sandusky County, Ohio in about 1881 after being married in Venango County first. I have most all of their descendants but am stuck on their ancestors. Willing to share info! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks -- Vicki Ashton

Diane, I don't have any answers for you, but can contribute a story which is similar enough to be interesting. My James Beaty was known as James Lewis Beaty late in life, but was known by other names at other times. He was a 7 year old in the De Kalb County, Ga. census of 1850. In 1860 the family was in Mississippi and in 1870 in St. Francis County, Ark. He joined the Conferate Army early in the war, and was soon wounded at the Battle of Malvern Hill, near Richmond. He returned to Miss., but then joined a cavalry unit and continued through the war. After the war he moved to Walker County Ala., but then moved on to Ark. After a few of his children died he moved back to the more healthy Ala. He was buried near Townley in Walker County, and many of his descendants still live in the Jasper neighborhood. His ancestry is not so clear, but I have links which look pretty good to the Beatys of Piedmont N.C. There weren't so many different Beaty families in early N.C., but by now they have spread far and wide. Both JLB and his father are indicated in the census as being born in Ga. My candidate for grandfather was born in NC about the time of the Revolution. If My James is related to Your James the relationship is not very close. But, it might not be so distant either. Best wishes, --Earl Beaty Boulder CO ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ingram, Dianne" <dianne.ingram@dat.com> To: <BEATY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 11:42 AM Subject: My James Beaty(or Baty) > My James Beaty shows up in the Monticello, Drew Co., ARk. court house with ... > Is any of this familiar to you? Assume these Beaty/Baty's came from NC. > dianne ingram in oregon

My James Beaty shows up in the Monticello, Drew Co., ARk. court house with many land transactions starting in 1876. I have some BLM land transactions that start as early as July, 1844. Most of the papers include his wife Mary A. We know he had a son James, daughter Mattie, son Henry Martin and another son that died as a young boy when he fell out of a tree. This according to a grandson of James. There is a James Baty in the 1850 census for Springfield Twp. This James was born 1816. He has a wife of Mary A and one child named Martha R. In the 1860 Fed. Cen. for Marion TWP.Monticello PO there is a James Baty, 49yrs. born NC. Wife of Mary (looks like E) 30 yrs old born ARK. CHILDREN: Martha E. 11 yrs. John W. 2 yrs, and Mary 1/2 year. All born ARK. The boy James related stories to his brother Henry about Quantrell and stories about the Civil War. He reported knowing Frank and Jesse James. He died after the war while working for the "big" railroad. He was found with his head bashed in. The child Martha was born the same year as our Mattie (12 OCT 1849) Mattie may have been a nickname for Martha. She married John William Akin about 1869 and is buried in Mt. Pleasant Campgound Cem. Drew Co., Ark. Henry Martin Beaty was born 14 NOV 1867. Married a Mollie Taylor and a 'Lena Brewster. All are buried in Union Cem. Rye, ARk. He died 31 MAR 1863. There are other BATY's in the 1850 SpringHill Twp. Fed. Census: Nathan Baty and Ashley Baty. Could be brothers. Is any of this familiar to you? Assume these Beaty/Baty's came from NC. dianne ingram in oregon

G. A. Beaty married Jane Elliott, one of 9 children, dau of Elcan Elliott and Jane Gincey Gheen, Iredell, County, N.C. Marriage aft 1850. Any information appreciated. Joy Miller

William Henry BEATY (my ggrandfather)was probably born between 1825 and 1835, probably in Indiana or West Virginia. He married Louvina HALL and they had at least 2 children, Walter b 26 Mar 1872 in WV, and a baby girl probably between 1866 and 1873. William died about 1874 probably in Indiana or West Virginia. Louvina had at least 2 other husbands -- John Edward FORTUNE and Hiram E. SAYRE. Walter BEATY settled in Grant Co., OK in the Cherokee Strip and married Georgia DUNN and they had 7 children: Aubrey, Lawrence, Eugene, Alice, Amy, Nellie, and Thane. Walter later changed the spelling of his surname to BATY. Anybody of this line out there??

There was some Cherokee Indian in my line of Beaty's...could there be a connection here? I had a Leroy Malcolm Beaty or LM Beaty. And a Talitha Emily Beaty and a Archibald N. Beaty in my line. All born in the 1840-50's we THINK in Tenn. But are not sure where they were born. A _____ Henry Beaty was there father we think. He would have been born sometime in the early 1800's. So...could there be a connection of anykind here? Does anyone recognize anything in this line of my Beaty's??? I have had no connections for a year now! HELP! Sincerely, Tami Beaty

Hi Listers, I am Nelda Percival and Hannah Beatty is my direct lineage. I have only the information listed below. Can any of you help me? Thank you. Nelda James Bovard - 606. Son of Robert Bovard - 618 & Hannah maiden name unk(Bovard) - 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/Beattie - 607, Before 1786. Born Circa 1756 in ®121. Died 20 Nov 1847 in Union Co., PA. Buried in age of 91, St Ray's Cemetery. They had the following children: 2 i. Jane Bovard - 612 3 ii. Agnes Bovard - 615 4 iii. Robert Bovard - 608 5 iv. Alexander Bovard - 117 6 v. Mary Bovard - 610 Reference Note 121 Hannah Beatty: At present it is not known who her father was but good chance it is James Beatty, (or he is her brother). Source History of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania page 62 under Allen 1762 - James Beatty, 100p, 5 number 5 Alexander Bovard is my lineage. But, I do have some info on the other children. Thanks Nelda For my website/sig block: Go look at my alphabetized SURNAME list with 6000 names at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Fields/8731 Curently Researching: Gilpin, Cupp, Howe, Dorrell, Bates, Bonstein, Gillock, Lewis, Lett, Schnable, Watson, Gates, Fetzer, Lindsay _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com