Scott Co., KY Deeds Microfilm # 1876550-1876555 These volumes (1A-V) were recreated from the fire-damaged originals. The information is only partially complete. Exact date identification is very difficult. Book G G-98 Beatty from Powell ..................state of Kentucky hath this day bargained and sold unto Joseph B. Beaty of the county and state aforesaid certain tracts or parcels of land and provisions? hereafter described and for the purpose hereinafter named , to wit, One tract containing one hundred acres on the waters of Lytle Fork of Eagle Creek known as the Arriwsmith place .....one hundred acres including the mill known as Beaty's & Powell's mill and the interest in a tract of land known as the Gibson place lying at the north end of the ridge across Lytle's fork ....mortgage for $800-19 Sept. 1831 Walker Powell In the Presence of: John S. Herndon James Scruggs ________________________ History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, KY-1882 Pg. 208 Scott County, KY, Lyle's Fork Precinct There is a saw and grist mill located on Lyle's Fork known as Beatty's Mill. It was built by George Beatty in 1812, and is now owned by William Rice. ____________________________________________ G-171 Beaty from Hawkins .................Franklin county, state of Kentucky of the one part............George Beatty of the same state and county of the other part. Witnesseth that the said Hawkins ...............in consideration of the sum of one hundred..........dollars to him in hand paid the receipt whereof............a certain tract of land situate in the county of Scott and state of KY and lying on the long lick fork of Eagle...........description-most missing.............said James W. Hawkins and his wife hereunto set their hand and affix their seals the day first above written........ James W. Hawkins Frances R.? Hawkins State of Kentucky S ct 9 Dec. 1825 Deed acknowledged Att: Alex. H. Renswinck/Kenswinck by Robert L. Samuel G-289 Beaty from Hawkins ..........1826 between Thomas W. Hawkins and ............his wife of Bourbon co., KY (Missouri crossed out).............part and George Beatty of Scott co., KY ..................of other part. Witnesseth that whereas James W. Hawkins ......Frances, his wife by deed bearing date 9 day of...............and duly recorded in the clerk's office of county .............did convey unto George Beatty a certain tract ..........in Scott county..................the long lick fork of Eagle Crick the quantity not mentioned...........but was intended to be 100 acres and..............and when at the time of conveyance said lands the said .................W. Hawkins was under the impression that it lay within the boundaries of a tract of 2000 acres given to him...........John W. Hawkins, by his father, John Hawkins but has since sustains? not to be situate but is included in a ............tract conveyed to the above named Thomas W. Hawkins .........so for $1 paid to Thomas W. Hawkins and Ann C., his wife............partial description........to have and to hold the aforesaid 100 acres of land. T. W. Hawkins Ann C.................. G-499 Beatty & c from Thomason (I debated a long time whether it was 1827 or 1829 & still not certain) This indenture made and entered into this 31st day of July 1827 between George Beatty and Patsy Beatty, his wife, William Thomason, Peter Fore and Polly Fore Elizabeth Fore, his wife (rechecked-DVZ) Joel Thomason, William R. Roberts and Matilda, his wife, and Asa Thomason, heirs at law of Samuel Thomason, dec'd. late of the county of Scott co., KY Witnesseth that wheras the said Samuel Thomason a few months past departed this life intestate leaving the above named persons and Lydia Thomason, his widow, his only heirs at law and leaving a considerable estate in land and negroes and the said widow...........executed by herself and her above named heirs has..................and whereas the residue of said land and Negroes is ...............qualities and sizes as to render it very inconvenient if not imprac...............heirs to affect an equal division thereof amongst them without a sale...........said all having arrived at the age of twenty one years and............and desirous that the whole of said land and slaves be sold to the .............on the terms hereafter named and whereas George Beatty, William..........Nelson Thomason having been appointed administrators of the personal estate ............., dec'd..................sale of land and Negroes. This indenture witnesseth that the aforesaid heirs of Samuel Thomason, dec'd. do hereby authorize and empower the said George ...............William Thomason and Nelson Thomason to sell to the highest bidder on a credit of twelve months all the lands of said deceased except that possess...........the widow as her dower right on a credit of three months. The land consisting of the following tracts, to wit, ............The mill tract and the tract adjoining both together containing about..........hundred.....acres to be sold in two parcels if it be ...........expedient by said administrators so as to............_______? purchasers the tract on ..........Robert and William Thomason at present reside containing about one......acres which is also to be sold in two parcels ...............to each tenement a suitable portion of timber as may be judged ........said administrators. Also a tract lying on Lytle's fork of Eagle Creek.......about 100 acres and including one half of the long lick. And the said Negroes consisting of the following viz. Moses and his wife, Nancy Eliza and their children undisposed of at the death. Nat, Joe, Isaac, Tom/Tor? , Milly and John Margaret and Charity................which land and Negroes the said administrators are hereby authorized and empowered to make sale of as aforesaid at the late residence of said .............after having advertised the sale four weeks in the Kentucky Sentinel ........Georgetown and administrators are authorized to make deeds of conveyance................. George Beatty Patsy Beatty William Thomason Robert Thomason John P. Force Elizabeth Force/Foree Nelson Thomason Peter Force Polly Force Joel Thomason Will'm R. Roberts Matilda Roberts A.H.?Asa? Thomason Commonwealth of KY Henry County Clerk's office August 5, 1827 William R. Roberts and Matilda Roberts, his wife, John B. Force and Elizabeth Force, his wife/acknowledged & dower released. Scott co., KY Aug. 11, 1827? Power of attorney from the heirs of Samuel Thomason, dec'd.to George Beatty and others was this day produced to me and acknowledged by George Beaty and Betsy, his wife (rechecked-DVZ) Robert Thomason, Joel Thomason, Asa Thomason and William Thomason to be their act and deed. 14 Sept. 1827? The same acknowledged by Peter Force and Polly Force, his wife. 14 August 1827? the same acknowledged of Nelson Thomason to be his act and deed and Polly..........Beatty and Polly Force the wife of Peter Force. G-533 This indenture 10 September............Lydia Thomason of the one part and George Beatty and Patsy, his wife...........names same heirs...............Witnesseth said Lydia Thomason who is...........said Samuel Thomason, dec'd. for $500 .............her dower of life's estate ......in and to a tract of land .......in Scott county on the north side of the road from Georgetown to Frankfort.........said Lydia releases and quit claims ............. Lydia Thomason In the presence of: James Patterson Abra'm Tilford Acknowledged Sept. 21, 1827 _________________________ I debated a long time whether the name was Fore/Force/Foree. The deed looks like Fore but the signatures are definitely Force or in a couple Foree. I think from this it is probably Force and maybe earlier LaForce? GLASS 1222 Force Beaty, Scott Co., KY Posted by Sandi Gorin on Sun, 12 Jul 1998 History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed. by William Henry Perrin, O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882. p. 811. [Scott County] [Georgetown Precinct] VICTOR KENNY GLASS, Farmer, P. O. Georgetown, son of B. C. Glass, Esq., whose life is sketched in the preceding biography, was born July 18, 1848, near the city of Georgetown, Ky. He received a collegiate education; began life as a farmer; was married January 24, 1867, to Bettie Force, who was born in Scott County, Ky., in 1849, daughter of A. W. Force, of Henry County, Ky., and Martha (Beaty) Force, who was born in Scott County. Mr. and Mrs. Glass have been blessed with four children--J. Force, George, Augustine and Bettie. Mr. Glass continues to engage in farming, and has held no political offices, though taking an active part in politics. He is a member of the Presbyterian Church, a Freemason and a Democrat. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxxxxx Donna L-3

Scott Co., KY Deeds Microfilm # 1876550-1876555 These volumes (1A-V) were recreated from the fire-damaged originals. The information is only partially complete. Exact date identification is very difficult. Starting with these deeds the person copying the deeds does not consistently use ....................for missing words so we have people signing at the end of the deed who are not even mentioned in the deed and on some deeds it looks like some names are missing at the end as signatures. Donna L-3 F-141 Beaty to Beaty Know all men to whom these presents may come, Know Ye, that I, William Beatty of the county of Scott and state of Kentucky for $1420 paid by James Beatty of Shelby co., KY confirm unto him the following property, to wit, one Negro woman, Malinda amd her three children, to wit, Amas, Fanny, Mary, four head of horses, six...........................of cattle, seven head of sheep, 33 head....................one desk, one chest, one looking glass, one.........(many more items)...............unto the said James Beatty.............subject nevertheless to the following conditions that the sd. Will Beatty his heirs and assigns shall within one year pay the said James Beatty the aforesaid sum of $1420 with legal interest thereon.............. William Beatty Wit: Alex'r Bradford William Beatty acknowledged the mortgage 14 Nov. 1823. 1820 Shelby co., KY-unknown pg. 157 James Beaty, 1 m und 10, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 16-18, 1 m 16-26, 1 m 45+, 2 f und 10, 2 f 10-16, 1 f 26-45 F-191 (This is confusing-there are no commas) Beaty Heirs from Buford This indenture...........10 day.............1824 between Col. A. Buford of Scott co., KY ............and John Wilson Jonathan Newton Henry and Sarah Ann Miller, devisees of James Beatty, deceased, of the other part.........for two dollars sells to the said Miller devisees, aforesaid, his right, title and interest in a tract of land on Miller's Run ..........description.........Buford's land.............corner to Angle Alexander's land............stake on Whitaker's line............. A. Buford 1810 Scott co., KY-James Beatty- unknown pg. 175, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 45+, 2 f 16-26, 1 f 45+, (Abrhm. Buford 6 fam. earlier) F-211 Beaty to Withers This indenture...........9 April 1824 between George W. Baitey and Sarah, his wife of Scott co., KY of the one part and John Withers of Scott co., KY for $158.50 for a parcel of land in Scott co., KY on the waters of Dry Run Creek..............7 acres, 3 roods 7 28 poles .......whte oak corner to Levi Owing..............corner to the downs & with the line of Downs.................stake on Owen's line................. Geo. W. Baity Sarah Baity (from census this might be Bailey and he copied it Baitey-DVZ) acknowledged and dower released. F-214 Beaty from Offutt This indenture 16 May 1822 between James D. Offutt, Samuel Teobold, Barnett Offitt and Richard Bramin and Margaret, his wife, all of Scot co., KY except Richard Branen and Margaret, his wife who are of Howard co., MO and John Betty of Scott co., KY for $900 two lots in Georgetown part of lot formerly owned by Thomas W. Hawkins and conveyed by him to Jno. Brand and by him to Jas. D. Offalt, Sam'l Theobold, Barach Offut and Rich'd Branen, one of the said lots being that whereon the said Betty now resides and designated on said plat by letter (L)............ J. D. Offutt S. Theobold Baruch Offett Rich'd Branen Margaret Branen Howard co., MO Richard Branen and Margaret his wife, acknowleged and dower is released...... F-226 Betty to Gorham This indenture 10 May 1824 between John Betty of Scott co., KY of the one part and John A. Gorham and Joseph Rice of the same place for $1 a parcel of land in Scott co., KY containing 40 acres bounded and described in a deed from B. S. Chambers and his wife Violetta to the said Betty dated 9 Oct. 1825, two lots conveyed to the said Betty by deed from James D. Offutt, Samuel Theobold, Baruch Offutt, Rich'd Branen and their wives. Also a Negro slave of the name of George. He defends against the claim of all except the dower of his present wife. It is subject to the following consideration...John Betty is indebted to said Gorham and Rice for 12 months for $900 gold or silver and if said Betty will pay this sum then this deed is null and void.... John Betty Scott co. Sct May 18, 1824 ________________________________________ >From later deeds this is the last or only wife of John Betty. (Ann Catharine nee unknown Henderson Beaty/Betty) History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, KY-1882 Pg. 190 Scott County, Georgetown Growth & Development In 1809 Messrs. Wolfe & Henderson removed from Pittsburgh to Georgetown and settled here. They carried on the manufacture of powder. Mr. J. Wolfe removed to the country and Mr. Henderson died a short time afterward. His widow was a useful and important character in the town and county for more than a fourth of a century. She was a most excellent nurse and midwife, and stood well in the community as a true Christian woman. She married for her second husband, John Beatty, and was left a widow again in a few years. She was a kind, attentive nurse and rendered good service in the cholera of 1833. She died about 1854, leaving three daughters-Mary, who married Judge B. T. Thompson; Adeline, who married John Chaham, and Betty Beatty. _____________________________________ F-418 Beaty to Beaty This indenture the 24 March 1825 between William Beaty of Scott co., KY of the one part and George Beaty of the same place of the other part.......William Beaty for $1 paid by George Beaty..............containing 50 acres being on the bounds ................which the said William now resides being...........county also the following slaves, viz Melissa?....................Fanny, Mary and William, two horses, seven..............of cattle ....many articles mentioned......with the following conditions, said George is to take charge and possession of all sa id estate and pay off and discharge all just debts now due by said William Beaty, secondly the said William and his family consisting of wife and children are to be permitted to remain upon the farm and to be supported out of the proceeds of the property until said William and his wife's death thereby after the payments of the debts before named and the death of said William and his wife the balance of the property remaining is to be divided equally between said William's children and their heirs forever. Taking into consideration what any of them have heretofore or may hereafter receive before the event happens of said William or his wife's death..... Wm. Beatty In the presence of: J. T. Johnson Robt. Offutt 24 March 1825 I, this day accept the trust reposed in me by William Beatty as set forth in the above deed... 24 March 1825 George Beatty F-460 Betty from Kune ........entered into this 16 April 1821 ........of county of Scott and state of...............and John Beatty of county and.....................witnesseth that whereas.............lots of ground in the town of.............Water St. from South St. lot 166 and.............168 and ..............172......the said John Beatty............ William B. Kune F-511 Betty to Brannen & c This indent...........1821 between Jas. D. Offutt and wife..........Branin, Barich Offatt and Samuel Theobold of Scott co., KY...........Betty of the same county............of the other part.............for $140 sells to John Betty a lot in Georgetown, part of a lot formerly owned by Thos. H. Hawkins and conveyed by him to John Brand and................ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Scott Co., KY Deeds Microfilm # 1876550-1876555 These volumes (1A-V) were recreated from the fire-damaged originals. The information is only partially complete. Exact date identification is very difficult. (My note-I did the best I could the dots are there from the person who recopied the deeds way back when. I left out most of the land descriptions since all that was left were a few numbers and directions in the middle of a line-DVZ) C-434 or 454 Beaty from Manley (cannot find) D-5 Beaty to Hicks This indenture made this fifteenth day of..............hundred and sixteen between James Beatty and Mary..................of Gallatin co., Kentucky of the one part..............Beverly A. Hicks of the county .............aforesaid of the other part. Witnesseth that the said James.....................wife for and in consideration of the sum of six hundred five dollars .................in hand paid at or before the...............hereby acknowledged, hath granted bargained and .......................unto the said Beverly A Hicks a certain..................and being in the county of Scott and state aforesaid and containing...............(description)........... (rest is gone) ...................Herndon & Mareen Duvall two of the ..............hereby certify that I examined Mary Beaty................and she freely and voluntarily reliquished her ......................... D. Herndon Mareen Duvall The foregoing indenture from James Beatty and Mary, his wife..................this day proven by the oaths of the two subscribing witnesses......... _____________________________ Maybe: 1820 Gallatin co., KY pg. 120 James Beaty, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 26-45, 1 m 45+, 1 f 10-16, 3 f 16-26 (next household William Beaty, 1 m 16-26, 1 f 16-26 GALLATIN COUNTY Marriages Baty, William & Brock, Nancy- Mar 25, 1819- Marriage Bond by John Brock ____________________________ E-13 (1821-1823) Betty from Chambers This indenture made this ninth..............of our Lord 1821 between......................his wife of the county of Scott and John Betty of Scott.........Witnesseth that B. S. Chambers.............for and in consideration of the................tract or parcel of land lying and being ...........Scott and state aforesaid.............described as follows (viz) Beginning at a stone...................a sink hole in the line of Beale and Mac....................with Robert Adkins lines................hereby conveyed with the appurtenances unto the said John Betty and his heirs and assigns forever and the said B. S. Chambers and Violetta............... B. S. Chambers Violetta Chambers Atte: Elijah Hawkins, clk for B. S. Chambers, Clk E-148 Beaty to Herndon This indenture made............eighteen hundred and...............B. Beatty of the county of.......................Kentucky of the one part...............county and state aforesaid of the other part...................in consideration of the sum of eight hundred.......................sell unto Joseph Herndon in the county and state aforesaidadjoining lands of John....................Beatty and others on the waters of McConnalls Run being the tract of land whereon James Beatty..............................containing fifty acres one rood and thirty one poles and boundeed as follows.............partial description..........McConnel's run.................to the beginning together with all and singular the woods, ways, houses, orchards, benefits or commodities to the said land belonging or in any way appertaining and all the estate, right, claim, demand of him the said Joseph B. Beatty his heirs or assigns..........to the aforesaid Joseph herndon........................ J. B. Beatty Joseph B. Beatty ack. the deed before E. Hawkins, DC SCC E-188 Beaty from Hicks January in the year.............1822.................Mary C. Hicks, his wife of........................Kentucky of the one part and....................of other part.............Witnesseth that the said Beverly A. Hicks and Mary C., his wife for and in consideration of the sum of................six dollars and sixty six cents......................confirm to the said Joseph Beatty a certain tract of land in Scott co., Kentucky ................on McConnell's Run................to have and to hold the said tract of land unto him the said Joseph Beaty and his heirs forever. Beverly A. Hicks Mary C. Hicks Acknowledged and dower released. E-244 Beaty from Miller .....................hand paid the receipt whereof ...............all my right, title and interest .................James Beatty, deceased, as claimed............testament of said Beaty in testimony.............and affixed my seal.................... Jno. C. Miller ................1 st, 1822 ..................of bargain and sale from John C.................before me in my office acknowledged...................act and deed by virtue thereof............ Att: Elijah Hawkins xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Donna L-3

1900 U.S. Census, Stark Co OH Perry Township, Massillon City June 1, 1900 Harry Beatty, Head, Dec. 1853, married 21 yrs, Chief clerk-rolling mill Helen L., wife, Mar 1855, 2 children with 2 living John, son, Sep 1885 1900 U.S. Census, Stark Co, OH Beatty, Myron J. Lawrence Township, Stark County, Ohio June 18, 1900 Series: T623 Microfilm: 1322 Book: 1 Page: 144 Myron J. Beatty,head, July 1866, married 10 yrs, Weighman/coal mine Louisa J., wife, July 1864, 4 children with 3 living James H. son, November 1892 Pearl M., dau, September 1894 Beulah, dau, February 1897 1920 U.S. Census, Stark Co OH Harry T Beatty Age: 66 years Estimated birth year: 1853 Birthplace: Ohio Race: White Home in 1920: Massillon, Stark, Ohio Roll: T625_1436 Page: 8A ED: 119 January 13, 1920 Harry Beatty, 66, born OH, (occupation - none listed) Helen L. 65, born OH 1920 U.S. Census, Stark Co OH John H Beatty Age: 34 years Estimated birth year: 1885 Birthplace: Ohio Race: White Home in 1920: Perry, Stark, Ohio Roll: T625_1436 Page: 12A ED: 106 Image: 0595 January 17, 1920 John H. Beatty, 34, born OH, Purchasing Agent (company unreadable) Merriam S. 26, born OH James D. 5 mos, born OH 1930 U.S. Census, Stark Co OH Haley T Beatty (is Harry incorrectly indexed) Age: 76 years Estimated birth year: 1853 Birthplace: Ohio Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Massillon, Stark, Ohio Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Massillon, Stark, Ohio; Roll: T626_1872; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 108; April 11-12, 1930 Haley T. (Harry T. ) Beatty, 76 Value of home: $10,000 John J. (John Henry) Beatty, son, 45 City Health Officer Marian, dau-in-law, 36 James, grandson, 10 (James living in Stark Co OH in March, 2004)

Scott Co., KY Deeds Microfilm # 1876550-1876555 These volumes (1A-V) were recreated from the fire-damaged originals. The information is only partially complete. Exact date identification is very difficult. (My note-I did the best I could-DVZ) Book A-98 Beatty from Glessar?, This indenture made this........ in the year 1807 between Jeremiah........ of Scott of the one part and James....... of the other part. Witnesseth that..... for and in consideration of one cent...... the said James Beatty the receipt......... acknowledge hath this day released...... over to the said James Beatty, his heirs.... estate right title and interest which........ now has in and to a certain tract ........ being in the said county of Scott......... and bounded as follows, to wit.......... thence north 72............................ A-99 ...................made this 28th day of ................... ...................between James Beatty of the.................. ................and Jeremiah Glenn of said.............. ..............witnesseth that the said.............. ................and in consideration of one cent............. ...............the said Jeremiah Glenn................. ...................hereby acknowledge. Hath this.............. .................and set over to the said Jeremiah................ ..............and assigns all the estate right title............. ..............be the said James Beatty now.............. ............certain tract or parcel of land lying and.............. ...............county of Scott containing by survey........... ...............and bounded as follows, to wit beginning at................. ..............acres thence N 25 W98/poles................ .............haw bush and elm thence N................. ...........three hickories thence S 72.............. A-248 1808-Buford to Beaty ...................Kentucky of the one ......................of the other part, witnesseth ...................of ninety pounds current ....................said George Beaty the receipt ...................granted bargain and sold ....................unto the said George Beatty his .................acres of land lying in Scott county ................on the west bank of Lyttle's Fork ................Cobb was crapes? at a honey locust .............dividing line between Charles Morgan and ...............N45 with said line 315 poles to a stake ...........Holstead's mill thence S? 7E48 poles ..........said Lytle's Fork thence up the said middle of ..........(partial description) to have and to hold the aforesaid tract of ...........unto the aforesaid George Beaty his heirs and .........Abraham Buford doth hereby covenant and ..........George Beaty that he will warrant and defend ...........and his heirs against any person or persons .........him the said Buford but not against the claim .........the true intent and meaning of these presents .........that the said Abraham Buford by no means hath .........land or any consideration therefore or any ........obtained or taken from the said Beatty by any other claims .........whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the ...........written. A. Buford July 1, 1811 .........indenture fromAbraham Buford to George acknowledged by the said Abraham Buford to be his act and .......of an act of assembly in such cases made and Atteste: Cary L. Clarke CSCC Connected to this? Franklin Co., KY Deeds Deed Book G-no page given? Pg. 77? March 1824-Col. Abraham Buford (wife Martha), land on Miller's run to Jas. Beatty's heirs, viz: John Wilson, Jonathan Newton, Henry and Sarah Ann Miller, devisees of Jas. Beatty, deceased. B-126 (1806-1817) Beaty to Miller This indenture made and entered into this eighth day of............of our Lord eighteen hundred eight.......and Ruth his wife of Scott county, KY...........John A. Miller of the aforesaid county and.....................Witnesseth that the said James Beaty.........and in consideration of the sum of nine.................current money of the aforesaid state to them in hand ........................accept whereof is hereby acknowledged ..............by them John A. Miller forever_and acquitted.....................granted, bargained, sold alien and by these......grant bargain sell alien and confirm unto............Miller his heirs and assigns forever all that....................situate, lying and being in the county of..............part of Abraham ?Whitcars? preemption.........west corner of a certain piece of land ................James and Ruth, his wife sold to a certain ................hackberry and twp hickories thence north..........hundred and seventy poles to............(description-partial)......... James Beatty Ruth Beatty In the presence of: Abrm. Craig Andrew Miller John Kendall The foregoing indenture from James...........wife to John A. Miller was this day in the office acknowledged by the sd. James to be his .............Ruth being examined ..............acknowledge that she freely and ..........right of dower. B-165 Beaty & c to Beaty This indenture made.....thousand eight hundred....both of Scott county and state of......Erving, Ash Emeson, Alexander.....county and state trustees of.........of the other part Witnesseth that........in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby...........Barton the said James Beaty and Thomas ............by these presents doth grant bargain sell..............trustees and their successors the full .................situate in the county and state aforesaid on............of North Elkhorn and bounded as follows to wit...........of the road leading from James Beatty's to Lexington................from said James Beaty's house thence....................(description).......beginning to have and to hold the said tract of land ..............meeting house with all and singular the appurtenances...............to the only use and behoof of the said trustees and...............of said congregation forever and the said James Beaty.............Susannah his wife for themselves, their heirs executors .....................promise and agree with the said trustees and their..........that the premises before mentioned now and forever ....................said trustees and the said James Beaty & .................his wife said acre of land including said meeting house .............every part of said premises against themselves and their heirs .............and every other person or persons claiming by or under them...............warrant and forever defend. In testimony whereof we have ...........our hand and affixed our seals the day and year above written. Jas. Beaty Thos. Beaty Susana Barton Scot county Sct August 2, 1813 The foregoing indenture from James Beaty, Thomas.............Susanna Barton to James Beaty, Joseph Erving, Ash..................McHatten, and Nath'l.............trustees was this day acknowledged by the said james Beaty and Thomas Beaty ....................act and deed and it is thereto upon admitted to record. Att: Cary L. Clarke CSCC B-338 Beaty from Brock This indenture made the 12 day of march in the year of our Lord 1816.................Susana his wife of the county of Scott...............one part and George Beaty of the.............. The said John Brock and.................consideration of the sum of one thousand .........................said George Beaty his heirs ...............tract of land is free and clear .................dower, executions, mortgages............nature or kind whatsoever and..............and Susannah his wife will .....................against the claim of all and.....................whatsoever in witness whereof the................Susannah Brock hath hereunto set their...........and year first above written. John Brock Susannah Brock Scott County, S ct April 3, 1816 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Donna L-3

Most below are BP2000 Lineage 124 1930 U.S. Census Nick Beaty Age: 53 Estimated birth year: Relation to Head-of-house: Head Home in 1930: District 2, Bradley, Tennessee Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: District 2, Bradley, Tennessee; Roll: T626_2234; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 1031. 1920 U.S. Census Robert Beatty Age: 22 years Estimated birth year: 1897 Birthplace: Tennessee Race: White Home in 1920: Cleveland, Bradley, Tennessee Roll: T625_1729 Page: 9A ED: 17 Image: 0496 1930 U.S. Census Frank B. Beaty Age: 37 Estimated birth year: Relation to Head-of-house: Head Home in 1930: District 2, Bradley, Tennessee Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: District 2, Bradley, Tennessee; Roll: T626_2234; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 1044. 1930 U.S. Census Harsh M. Beaty Age: 34 Estimated Birth Year: Relation to Head-of-house: Head Home in 1930: District 2, Bradley, Tennessee Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: District 2, Bradley, Tennessee; Roll: T626_2234; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 1044. James Beaty Age in 1860: 51 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: District 10, Bradley, Tennessee Gender: Male Roll: M653_1241 Page: 245 Year: 1860 Head of Household: James Beaty James 51, Mary A. 42, John 18, Caroline 17, Margaret L. 14, Dorcas 12, James 10, Sheloma 8, Caldona 6, Martha 19 all born TN James, farmer, $1200, $300 John Baty Age in 1860: 54 Birthplace: Tennessee Home in 1860: District 5, Bradley, Tennessee Gender: Male Roll: M653_1241 Page: 192 Year: 1860 Head of Household: John Baty 453-453 John 54, Harriet 42, Dorcas J. 17, John 13, James 10, Margaret 10, Samuel 6, Adaline 4 John - farmer Household Record 1880 United States Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace John BEATY Self W Male W 74 TN Farmer --- --- Jane BEATY Dau D Female W 37 TN Keeping House TN TN James BEATY Son S Male W 25 TN Farm Hand TN TN Emma BEATY GDau S Female W 6 TN G. Daughter TN TN Census Place District 5, Bradley, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255245 NA Film Number T9-1245 Page Number 294B all born TN Household Record 1880 United States Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace James BATY Self M Male W 30 TN Farmer TN TN Somerah BATY Wife M Female W 24 MO Keeping House TN TN Rufus BATY Son S Male W 6 TN TN TN Belle BATY Dau S Female W 4 TN TN MO Nicholus BATY Son S Male W 3 TN TN MO Griffin BATY Son S Male W 1 TN TN MO Census Place District 10, Bradley, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255245 NA Film Number T9-1245 Page Number 325A a few households away from James Baty above: Household Record 1880 United States Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace James BATY Self W Male W 73 NC Farmer IRE IRE Martha BATY Dau S Female W 40 TN Keeping House NC TN Darcus BATY Dau S Female W 32 TN NC TN Salonie HICKMAN Dau W Female W 28 TN At Home NC TN James P. HICKMAN GSon S Male W 6 TN NC TN Census Place District 10, Bradley, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255245 NA Film Number T9-1245 Page Number 327B 1910 U.S. Census, Bradley Co TN Baty, James Age: 56 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: BRADLEY Locale: 2-WD CLEVELAND Series: T624 Roll: 1491 Part: 2 Page: 167B James Baty 56, married 36 yrs Alpha, 54, 12 children, 12 living Dock (male) 28, Ella M. 25, Ida L. 16, Florence 13, Trench (son) 11 all born TN 1910 U.S. Census, Bradley Co TN Beaty, James W. Age: 52 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: BRADLEY Locale: 2-DIST Series: T624 Roll: 1491 Part: 2 Page: 62B James W. 52, merchant-retail grocery Sally J. 47, married 25 yrs, 10 children, 10 living Ezra 14, Robert 12 - laborers-home farm daughter (unreadable) 10, Estela 8 all born TN

Robert Beatty, Company "E" 30th Iowa Infantry, widow Angelina Beatty, Guardian W. Casteel (minor's certificate #130,141) On January 4th, 1864 Angelina Beaty, aged 32 and residing near Tannery, Preston County, West Virginia filed a widow's claim for Army Pension. Angelina states that she is the widow of Robert Beaty, "late of Washington County, State of Iowa," who was a 2nd Sergeant in Company "E" commanded by Capt. William Burgess in the 30th Regiment of Iowa Volunteer Infantry and who died November 9, 1862 at Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa of sickness while in the service of the United States. Angelina Kelley married Robert Beaty on April 3, 1851 at her father's House in Preston County, West Virginia. Robert Beaty had three children under the age of sixteen at his death: James E. Beaty age 11; Joseph A. Beaty, age 7 years; Robert P. Beaty aged 2 years. All of the children now reside near Tannery, West Virginia. William T. Kelley and Maria H. Kelley state that they were present at the wedding of Angelina and Robert Beaty. There is a Certificate of Marriage written by William Smith of Morgan County, Ohio and dated August 13, 1864 stating that Wm Smith, Minister of the Gospel of the Methodist Episcopal Church married Robert Beaty and Angelina Kelley on April 3, 1851 at Preston, Virginia. William Burgess, late Captain of Company "E" 30th Regiment of Iowa Infantry states on January 18, 1866: "Robert Beaty deceased late a Sergeant in Company "E" 30th Regiment of Iowa Vols was taken with chronic Disentry (sic) terminating in paralysis while at Keokuk Lee County, Iowa on or about November 9th 1862 which was the cause of his being sent to Estus hospital in Keokuk, Iowa that said disease was caused by exposure in camp and contracted while in the Service of the United States." A marriage License from Preston County West Virginia for William Casteel (28 years old and single) and Angeline B. Beatty (32 years old and widowed), both of whom were born in Preston County, Virginia is in the file. William' s parents are listed as Thos and Hulda Casteel and Angeline's father's name is given as Joseph Kelley (her mother's name is not given). The marriage between Angeline Beatty and William Casteel occurred on April 19, 1866. William S. Casteel was appointed guardian to the minor heirs of Robert Beaty (James E., Joseph A. and Robert P. Beaty) on March 19, 1867 in Allegheny County, Maryland. On August 30, 1867 Sarah Beatty, aged 53 and a resident of Washington County, Iowa states that she was in attendance at the birth of James E. and Robert P. Beatty. On October 1, 1867 Dorcus Kelley, aged 67 and a resident of Preston County, West Virginia states that she was in attendance as a midwife in the birth of James E., Joseph A. and Robert P. Beatty. On January 18, 1869 William S. Casteel, aged 30 and a resident of Allegheny County, Maryland, applied for Pension as Guardian of the minor children of Robert Beatty. He gives the following date of birth for the minor heirs of Robert Beatty: James E. born June 7, 1852, Joseph A. born May 26, 1856, Robert P. born July 31, 1861. Pension was granted and commenced Nov. 9, 1862 and continued until the youngest heir, Robert P. Beatty, reached 16 years of age on 30th July, 1877. 1860 Dutch Creek Twp, Washington County, Iowa, p359 Robt Beaty 31 m VA Angelina 28 f VA James E. 8 m VA Joseph 4 m Iowa James Beaty 58 VA Sarah 55 VA John 24 VA Louisa 22 VA Martha 20 VA Huldah 18 VA Luez 14 VA J. T. Beaty 30 VA Elizabeth 18 PA 1870 Portland Twp., Preston, West Virginia, p166A Casteel, William S. 31 MD Angeline 38 MD Beatty, James E. 18 VA Joseph A. 14 Iowa Robert P. 9 Iowa Laurel Baty, L252

Can anyone identify the William BEATTY born about 1735 who lived in Chester Co., PA? Does he belong to one of the BP2000 lineages? According to FamilySearch, he married Frances BOYD daughter of John and Lettice BOYD about 1760. Nel L-2

To take this question a step further does anyone have Vermont born Beatty's (of any spelling) or Betteys that moved to Vermont in the 1700's that they perhaps have not updated the website information with yet? > -----Original Message----- > From: Bobbie DuFault [mailto:bobbiedu@verizon.net] > Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 2:38 PM > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BP2000] Does anyone know who this Benjamin W. Bettey is? > > Does anyone know who this Benjamin W. Bettey is? Looking for the Vermont > connection. > > Benjamin W. Bettey born in Vermont in abt. 1827 was in New Britain, > Hartford, CT. in 1870 Father of Henry P. and William W. Bettey and married > to Lydia SP Bettey. Both boys were born in NY and wife in Pennsylvania. > > > Name: > > Benjamin W. Battey > City:New Britain > State:CT > Occupation:poultry raiser > Year: > 1893 > > Name: Benjamin W. Battey > City: New Britain > State: CT > Occupation: sexton > Year: 1888 to 1892 > Business Name: First Congregational Church > > > > Bobbie L361 > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > **************************************** > BEATTY CENSUS PROJECT > BP2000 members are currently extracting > Beatty data from U.S. Census Records. We > need volunteers for research as well as > for recording the information in our > database. Write Ray Beatty <RCBDJR@AOL.COM> > if you can help.

Am updating 257. Does anyone have information on any of the following? Thanks... Ray ****************************************************************** Descendants of James Beaty - 257 1 James Beaty - 257 b: Bet. 1760 - 1780 d: Aft. June 13, 1821 in KY - Owen Co .. +Unknown d: Bef. 1821 ......... 2 George S. Beaty ......... 2 Mary (Polly) Beaty ......... 2 William W. Beaty b: Bet. 1790 - 1800 d: Bet. 1845 - 1850 in KY - Owen Co ............. +Nancy b: Abt. 1801 in KY d: Aft. 1880 in KY? .................... 3 Samuel/Lemuel Beaty b: October 1832 in KY d: Aft. 1900 ........................ +Armilda b: January 1836 in KY d: Aft. 1910 ............................... 4 Annie Beaty b: Abt. 1857 ............................... 4 William W. Beaty b: Abt. 1859 in KY - Owen Co d: Aft. 1910 ................................... +Rosa E. b: Abt. 1860 in KY d: Aft. 1910 ............................... 4 Nancy J. Beaty b: Abt. 1863 ............................... 4 Jonas Beaty b: Abt. 1866 ............................... 4 John H. Beaty b: Abt. 1869 ............................... 4 Albert H. Beaty b: March 1873 in KY d: Aft. 1910 ............................... 4 Elzie/Elva/Elza K. Beaty b: January 1876 in KY d: Aft. 1910 ................................... +Letitia/Tishie b: May 1881 in KY d: Aft. 1910 ........................................... 5 Stella M. Beaty b: Abt. 1909 in KY .................... 3 George Beaty b: Abt. 1841 .................... 3 Charles Beaty b: Abt. 1845 ........................ +Salina b: Abt. 1843 in KY ............................... 4 Nancy Beaty b: Abt. 1874 ............................... 4 James W. Beaty b: Abt. 1876 ......... 2 Eleanor Beaty b: Abt. 1799 in KY d: Aft. 1850 ............. +Lewis Ayres b: Abt. 1789 in KY d: Aft. 1850 .................... 3 James Ayres b: Abt. 1828 ........................ +Mary E. b: Abt. 1838 in KY ............................... 4 John T. Ayres b: Abt. 1870 ............................... 4 Bennos Ayres b: Abt. 1872 ............................... 4 William Ayres b: Abt. 1874 ............................... 4 Laura Ayres b: Abt. 1876 .................... 3 Samuel Ayres b: Abt. 1832 .................... 3 Christopher Ayres b: Abt. 1835 ........................ +Sarah b: Abt. 1842 in KY ............................... 4 Son Ayres b: Abt. 1864 ............................... 4 Estill Ayres b: Abt. 1867 ............................... 4 Eliza Ayres b: Abt. 1869 ............................... 4 Philip Ayres b: Abt. 1872 ............................... 4 John Ayres b: Abt. 1875 ............................... 4 Ella Ayres b: Abt. 1878 .................... 3 John Ayres b: Abt. 1838 ......... 2 Sarah (Sallie) Beaty b: Bet. 1801 - 1806 ............. +Benjamin Jacobs m: February 11, 1822 in KY - Owen Co ......... 2 Daniel R. Beaty b: Abt. 1805 in KY d: Aft. 1880 ............. +Elizabeth Stewart b: Abt. 1811 in KY m: November 28, 1833 in KY - Owen Co d: Aft. 1880 .................... 3 Sarah F. Beaty b: Abt. 1837 .................... 3 Mary Margaret Beaty b: Abt. 1838 in KY d: Aft. 1880 .................... 3 Alpina? E. Beaty b: Abt. 1839 .................... 3 James R. Beaty b: Abt. 1840 .................... 3 George M. Beaty b: Abt. 1842 .................... 3 Vanessa/Narcissa Beaty b: Abt. 1846 .................... 3 Robert A. Beaty b: Abt. 1853 in KY ........................ +Mary N. b: Abt. 1854 in KY ............................... 4 Evaline Beaty b: Abt. 1874 ............................... 4 Ica Jane Beaty b: Abt. 1875 ............................... 4 Albert R. Beaty b: Abt. 1877 in KY ................................... +Roxy b: Abt. 1878 in KY ........................................... 5 Ralph Beaty b: Abt. 1916 ........................................... 5 Evert Beaty b: Abt. 1918 ............................... 4 John C. Beaty b: Abt. 1879 in KY d: Aft. 1910 ................................... +Katherine b: Abt. 1889 in KY d: Aft. 1910 .................... 3 Daniel Beaty b: Abt. 1859 ......... 2 Elizabeth (Betsy) Beaty b: Bet. 1806 - 1811 ............. +Isaac Maddox m: June 2, 1827 in KY - Owen Co

I've probably already posted this but if I have, it's been awhile ago so maybe someone has some new information to fill in the blanks. I have a suspicion that L-391 is part of L-2 but don't seem to be able to come up with anything concrete to tie them together so this is what I know for sure: 1850 Tennessee Fentress Co., TN Contributed by Laurel Baty L252Fentress County TN Pg. 396 Thomas Baty 34 KY Farmer Susanna 32 TN William 10 TN Elizabeth 8 TN Abram 6 TN Lotty 4 TN Thomas 2 TN George 1/12 TN Eliza 2/12 TN Andrew J Baty 36 KY Farmer Rhoda 30 TN Martha 8 TN Sarah 7 TN Peggy 5 TN Delira? 3 TN Andrew 1 TN (We think Thomas and Andrew were brothers and Susanna and Rhoda were Gooding sisters.) 1860 Putnam Co., TN pg.41 Dist.7 T.K. Batey 33 TN Farmer 300 TN William 15 TN Farmer Elizabeth 14 TN Abraham 12 TN Lotty 10 TN Thomas 8 TN George 6 TN Mary Goodman 30 TN Martha 5 TN Allen 3 TN Jane 1 TN (Susanna is gone and Mary Goodman appears, may be another sister.) 1860 Fentress Co., TN Dist. 2 pg .8 Andrew J Beaty 42 Farmer 400-75 TN Rhoda 38 TN Martha E. 18 TN Sarah A. 17 TN Margaret J. 15 TN Debora F. 13 TN Andrew J. 11 TN William C. 9 TN Thomas K. 6 TN Susanahelle 4 TN Abram 8/12 TN 1870 Orange Co., IN Southeast twp. Pg. 148 Mary Batey 41 keep house Alabama Martha 17 at home KY Allen 13 at home KY Jane 11 at home KY Izabella 8 at home KY Jackson 6 at home IN Walter 4 at home KY (Thomas is gone and Mary is head of household. Jackson is probably my grandfather Homer). 1870 Orange Co., IN Southeast twp. Og. 153 Andrew Beaty 55 Farmer 800-150 KY Rodah 45 keep house Alabama Dillera 23 at home TN William 17 farm labor TN Thomas 16 farm labor TN Susannah 14 at home KY Abraham 12 at home TN Rodah 8 at home TN George 4 at home IN Jackson 21 farm labor TN (Not sure who this Jackson is.) 1880:Washington, Daviess, Indiana Page 527C Mary Baty Self F W W 48 AL Occ: Keeping House Fa: TN Mo: TN Mattie C. Baty Dau F S W 23 TN Occ. Do House Wk Fa: TN Mo: AL Allen Baty Son M S W 21 KY Occ. Wk On Farm Fa: TN Mo: AL Isabell B. Baty Dau F S W 18 TN Occ. Do House Wk Fa: TN Mo: AL Homer J. Baty Son M S W 14 IN Occ: Wk On Farm Fa: TN Mo: AL Walter F. Baty Son M S W 12 KY Occ: Wk On Farm Fa: TN Mo: AL 1880:Southeast, Orange, Indiana Page 83A Andrew J. Baty Self M M W 65 KY Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: TN Rhody Baty Wife F M W 58 TN Occ. House Keeper Fa: TN Mo: TN Rhody Baty Dau F S W 18 TN Occ. Asst House Keeper Fa: KY Mo: TN George W. Baty Son M S W 15 IN Occ. Asst On Farm Fa: KY Mo: TN ---------------------------------------------------------------- I have my grandfather's death certificate (Homer Frank Beatty) showing b. 1867 in IN and indicating that his father was Thomas Beaty, b. in KY married to an unkown Goodin, b. in IN. I also have a copy of a marriage license between Thomas H. Beaty and Susannah Gooding, January 14, 1840, Cannon Co., TN. This is an Ancestry website. "The Old Home Place" - East Tennessee Smith/Lynn Roots Entries: 29008 Updated: Wed Oct 8 04:29:11 2003 1 William I. Beaty b: 1 DEC 1792 d: 5 AUG 1877 + Martha Westmoreland b: 31 OCT 1798 d: AFT. 1850 2 Andrew Jackson Beaty b: 13 APR 1815 d: NOV 1888 + Rhoda Cordon b: 20 JAN 1822 d: 19 MAR 1886 3 Martha E. Beaty b: 3 AUG 1841 d: 17 JUL 1899 + Daniel R. Townley b: 20 OCT 1833 d: 8 MAR 1904 4 Thomas R. Townley b: 1875 d: 18 MAR 1894 3 Sarah Ann Beaty b: 13 MAR 1843 d: 12 OCT 1933 + Samuel Colclasure + James Aikens Price 4 Martha Ellen Price 4 John A. Price 4 Laura E. Price 4 Sarah Ann Price 4 Thomas B. Price 4 Jasper Price 4 Bernetta E. Price b: 19 OCT 1880 d: 7 JAN 1923 3 Margaret J. (Peggy) Beaty b: 1845 + C. Staffinger 3 Deborah (Delira) F. Beaty b: 26 NOV 1846 d: 3 JUN 1911 + John H. Stultz 3 Andrew J. Beaty b: 1847 d: 1921 + Mary C. Granger + Cynthia Nash b: MAR 1854 d: 1938 4 John A. Beaty b: 4 OCT 1880 d: 19 JUL 1951 + Mary Pierson b: 4 DEC 1897 d: 29 AUG 1926 + Dama Hammond b: 1 MAR 1887 d: 25 NOV 1920 5 Clyde Beaty b: 24 APR 1909 d: 14 OCT 1917 5 Living Beaty + Lula Newlin 4 James M. Beaty b: 6 MAR 1882 d: 17 NOV 1892 3 William C. Beaty b: 1851 3 Thomas K. Beaty b: 1855 d: BEF. 1898 + Tellitha Self ] 3 Susannah (Susan Belle) Beaty b: 1856 + James R. Ellis 3 Abraham (Abram) Beaty b: 1859 3 Rhoda Elizabeth Beaty b: 1862 d: 10 JUN 1879 + F.H. Kelley 3 George D. Beaty b: 1866 d: 1926 + Cynthia Burton 2 Thomas K. Harris Beaty b: 19 FEB 1817 + Susannah b: ABT. 1818 3 William Beaty b: ABT. 1840 3 Elizabeth Beaty b: ABT. 1842 3 Abram Beaty b: ABT. 1844 3 Charlotte (Lotty) Beaty b: ABT. 1846 3 Thomas Beaty b: ABT. 1848 3 Eliza (Twin) Beaty b: ABT. 1850 3 George (Twin) Beaty b: ABT. 1850 2 Elizabeth Beaty b: 13 APR 1819 2 William Carmal Beaty b: 2 DEC 1821 2 Sarah Beaty b: 10 APR 1824 2 Anne Beaty b: 29 APR 1826 2 Nancy Agnes Beaty b: 29 FEB 1828 d: 27 APR 1902 + William Denton Young b: 31 JAN 1828 3 James Lee Young 3 John Robert Young 3 Nancy Young 3 Armilda Young 3 William Anderson Young 3 Alvin Young 3 Permelia Jane Young 3 Martelia Young 3 George W. Young + Nancy Albertson 4 daughter Young + Paul Wheeler 2 George Washington Beaty b: MAR 1830 2 Jane Beaty b: 10 FEB 1833 2 Deborah Frances Beaty b: 5 JAN 1835 d: 17 MAR 1915 + Matthew Cates Wood b: 2 DEC 1832 d: 10 JAN 1910 3 Diane Wood b: 25 AUG 1860 d: 23 DEC 1879 3 Victoria Wood b: 19 JUN 1862 d: 28 AUG 1928 + James H. Martin 3 Mary Wood b: 28 SEP 1866 d: 4 MAR 1868 3 John William Wood b: 1 SEP 1868 d: 24 OCT 1961 + Mary Catherine Warner b: 28 OCT 1880 d: 10 JAN 1924 4 Elmer Irvine Wood 4 Charles Wood b: 1896 d: 1971 + Linnie Patterson 4 Henry Wood b: 1897 + Eliza Carter 4 John William Wood II b: 1899 d: 1962 + Geneva Lucas 4 Dillery Wood b: 1902 d: 1982 + Wiley Adams + James L. Woodrum + Elmer Clements 4 Tom Wood b: 1904 + Nellie Walls 4 Robert Wood b: 1906 d: 1921 4 Nannie Wood b: ABT. 1909 4 Living Wood 4 Living Wood + Living Luster 4 Living Wood 4 Irvine Wood b: 1919 d: 1976 + Living Randolph 4 Living Wood 3 Josephine Wood b: 8 OCT 1871 d: 12 APR 1928 + Calvin Crockett 3 Loretta Wood b: 21 OCT 1873 d: 16 FEB 1951 + Thomas J. Cooper 3 Henry Martin b: MAY 1877 3 Matthew Winfield Wood b: MAY 1877 d: 1941 2 Martin Van Buren Beaty b: 10 APR 1837 d: 18 FEB 1860 2 John Marion Beaty b: 6 NOV 1839 2 Rhoda Beaty b: 1847 (I have e-mailed Ron Smith but he has no more to add to the line.) This is what I think...Rhoda Cordon (married to Andrew Jackson) is a Gooding along with Susannah and Mary Godern/Godeen/Goodman. So now when and where did Thomas and Susannah die?? Thanks for any help! Susan Beatty Dillard

Although this grant is recorded as one for William BEALY, I believe it is actually for L-2's William BEATY. It adjoins John Cooper's 1784 land grant which adjoined William Beaty's land. Nel L-2 William Bealy [Beaty?] NC Land Grant 17th Nov 1797 Sullivan Co. TN Deed Book 3, Page 155 State of North Carolina No. 740 To all to whom these presents shall come greeting know ye that we for & in consideration of the sum of fifty shillings for every hundred acres hereby granted paid into our treasury by William Bealy have given & granted & by these presents do give & grant unto the said William Bealy a tract of land containing two hundred and fifty acres lying & being in the County of Sullivan on the north side of Holston River & on Beaver Creek beginning at a poplar white walnut on the bank of said creek thence with this ??? courses of the same south 42 degrees east 140 poles to two Spanish oaks and a white oak a corner of John Coopers then south 5 degrees west 51 poles to a hickory ??? & sugar tree thence south 40 degrees west 40 poles to a white oak & hickory Lynn and Sugar tree thence south 70 degrees 80 poles to a sugar tree and maple thence south 35 degrees west 60 poles to a hickory thence west 66 poles to a sugar tree & Buckeye thence across B. Creek north 42 degrees west 102 poles along William Rhea line to a for??? white oak a corner of said Rheas thence along the same course 6 poles to a stake thence a straight line to the beginning entered the 7th day of October 1797 as be the plat hereunto annexed doth appear together with all woods waters mines minerals hereditaments and appurtenances to the said land belonging or appertaining to hold to the said William Bealy his heirs & assigns forever yielding & paying to us such sums of money yearly or otherwise as our general assembly from time to time may direct provided always that the said William Bealy shall cause this grant to be registered in the Registers office of our said county of Sullivan within twelve months from the date hereof otherwise the same shall be void & of no effect in testimony whereof we have caused these our letters to be made patent & our great Seal to be hereunto affixed witness Samuel Ashe Esquire our governor captain general & Commander in Chief at Raleigh the 17th day of November in 22th year of our independence & in the year of our Lord 1797. Samuel Ashe By Com'd J. Glasgow Secretary January 12th, 1798 then Reg't

Does anyone know who this Benjamin W. Bettey is? Looking for the Vermont connection. Benjamin W. Bettey born in Vermont in abt. 1827 was in New Britain, Hartford, CT. in 1870 Father of Henry P. and William W. Bettey and married to Lydia SP Bettey. Both boys were born in NY and wife in Pennsylvania. Name:   Benjamin W. Battey City:New Britain State:CT   Occupation:poultry raiser Year: 1893  Name: Benjamin W. Battey City: New Britain State: CT Occupation: sexton Year: 1888 to 1892 Business Name: First Congregational Church   Bobbie L361

The following 1800 Indenture sold land of John Cooper's estate. It shows L-2 Andrew Beaty as an heir by marriage to Elizabeth Cooper and continues to refer to the land as adjacent to William Beaty. Looks like Andrew might have married the girl next door. Nel L-2 Sullivan Co., TN Deed Book 3, Page 361/2 This Indenture made 25th day of October in the year of our Lord 1800 between Thomas Cooper, Andrew Cooper, & Andrew Beaty of Sullivan County of the one part & William King & James King son of James King & Samuel Goodson son of John Goodson of Sullivan County aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that the said Thomas Cooper, Andrew Cooper & Andrew Baty as heirs of the said John Cooper formerly of Sullivan County deceased the said Thomas Cooper & Andrew Cooper sons of the said John Cooper & Andrew Baty by intermarriage with Elizabeth daughter of said John Cooper for & in Consideration of the sum of 1000 dollars to them in hand paid that is to say three hundred thirty three dollars & one third of dollar to each of the said Thomas Cooper, Andrew Cooper, & Andrew Beaty the Receipt whereof thereby by each acknowledge have bargained & sold & by these presents do grant bargain sell aline enfurss? release & confirm to the said William King, James King & Samuel Goodson as Joint & Equal Tenants a certain tract or parcel of land situate lying & being on Bever Creek in Sullivan County which was granted to John Cooper by the State of North Carolina by patent bearing date the tenth day of November in the year 1784 which devolved on them the said Thos Cooper & Andrew Cooper & Andrew Baty by marriage with Elizabeth Cooper as coheirs of John Cooper at his death Containing 180 acres be the same more of less bounded of followeth to wit Beginning at Julias Hackers corner two white oaks on a Black oak running thence along said Hackers line due south 150 poles crossing Bever Creek to a white oak thence south 15 degrees west 70 poles to a buckeye hickory on Cedar Creek thence south 47 degrees west 130 poles to William Batys corner white oak & Black oak thence north 42 degrees west 120 poles to a stake thence north 47 degrees east 290 poles to the beginning together with all & singular the rights heretabments? & appurtenances to the said parcel of land belonging or in anywise appertaining to have & to hold the 180 acres of same be the same more of less & the appurtenances to the said Wm King, James King & Samuel Goodson their heirs & assignees of Joint & Equal tenants of aforesaid former & the said Thos Cooper, Andrew Cooper & Andrew Baty do by their presents bind each themselves & their heirs Ext'r & adm'r to warrant & forever defend the said land & the appurtenances to said Wm King, James King & Samuel Goodson their heirs & assigns against the claim of all & every person or persons whatever in witness of all & singular the foregoing the said Thos Cooper, And'r Cooper & And'r Baty have hereunto set their hands & seals the day & year first above written. Thomas Cooper (seal) Andrew Cooper (seal) Andrew Beaty (seal) Signed sealed & delivered in the presents of us Benjamin White John Punch Sullivan County February Session 1801 the Execution of the written Deed is proven in open Court by the oath of John Punch a witness there to ordered to be Registered Test. Martin Rhea C. S. C. February 28th day 1801 Register

The following 1784 Land Grant to John Cooper was adjacent to William Beaty on Beaver Creek north of the Holston River in Sullivan Co., TN. Believe this is the L-2 "Billy" Beaty, father of Andrew and Alexander. Still looking for his deed, but suspect it predates the Sullivan Co. records. Nel L-2 Sullivan Co., TN Deed Book 1, Page 227/8 State of North Carolina No. 341 To all to whom these presents shall come greeting know ye that we for and in consideration of the sum of fifty shillings for every 100 acres hereby granted paid into our treasury by John Cooper have given and granted and by these presents do give and grant unto the said John Cooper a tract of land containing one hundred and eighty acres lying and being in our county of Sullivan in the north side of Holston River on Beaver Creek Beginning at Julius Hacker's corner two white oaks and black oak thence along said Hacker's line due south one hundred and fifty pole crossing Beaver to a white oak thence south ???? west seventy poles to a Buckeye and Hickory on Beaver Creek thence south forty seven west one hundred and thirty pole to William Beaty's corner white oak and black oak thence north forty two west one hundred and twenty pole to a stake thence north forty seven east two hundred and ninety pole to the beginning as by the plat hereunto annexed Doth appear together with all woods waters mines minerals hereditaments and appurtenances to the said land belonging or appertaining to hold to the said John Cooper his heirs assigns forever yielding and paying to us such sums of money yearly or otherwise as our general assembly from time to time may direct provided always that the said John Cooper shall cause this grant to be registered in the Registors office of our said county of Sullivan within twelve months from the Date being otherwise the same shall be void and of no effect In testimony where of we have caused these our letters to be made patent and our great seal to be hereunto affixed witness Alexander Martin Esquire Our governor Captain General and Commander in Chief at New Bern the tenth Day of November in the ninth year of our Independence and in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty four. By his Excellys, Comd. Alex; Martin J. Glasgow Secretary June 26th 1787 Regtr.

There seems to be an abundance of Beaver Creeks that stretches from the east coast to the west coast that could almost rival the number of William Beatties evident in so many lineages!

In this deed William and Thomas Beatty sons of Thomas and Sarah Turner Beatty of L-198 reference their inheritance from their great uncle Thomason Ellzey, deceased of Fairfax co., VA. These deeds copied by Ray Beatty and excerpted by Donna VanZandt. L-198 William Beatty married to Sally/Sarah Yocum and Thomas is married to Henrietta James and Joseph are probably L-198 but since land descriptions of both mention land of George Beatty, deceased heirs or land of Thomas Beatty. They were probably neighbors. Plus taking into account Geo. Beatty of L-9 married previous to Sarah we have a lot of unknown Beatty males born previous to 1800 in Montgomery co., KY. Montgomery co., KY Deeds Vol. 12 pg. 115 This indenture made and entered into this 17th day of January 1825 by and between William Beatty and Thomas Beatty of the one part and John S. Yocum, David Yocum and George McCullough of the other part. Witnesseth that for the consideration and supposes herein after mentioned the said William Beatty and Thomas Beatty doth bargain and sell and by these presents doth bargain sell and convey by way of mortgage to the said John S. Yocum, David Yocum and George McCullough the following property, to wit, one waggon and four pair of gears and four horses being the same that the said Thomas and William bought from the said Yocum and five feather beds and their furniture and also all other interest that the said William and Thomas hold to the estate of Thomison Elsy, decs'd formerly a resident of Fairfax county state of Virginia, but let it be plainly understood that this mortgage is only given to the said Yocum and McCullough to secure to them the title that James Beatty and Joseph Beatty hold on the tract of land that the said William Beatty, Thomas Beatty and Polly Beatty sold to the said Yocum and McCullough and the said Joseph and James Beatty holding a deed to the same land but let it be further understood that if the said Thomas Beatty and William Beatty or either of them do make or cause to be made to the said Yocum and McCullough or either of them all the title that the said Joseph and James Beatty hold on the tract of land above described within twelve months from this date then the said Yocum and McCullough shall have no claim on none of the property above emtioned after recovering the title before mentioned but let it be understood that if the said Thomas and Will Beatty should fail in conveying the title of the said Joseph and James Beatty within twelve months or cause the same to be done the said John S. Yocum, David Yocum and George McCullough shall have and hold all the property above described for their own use and benefit. Given under our hands this 17th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty five. William (his X mark) Beatty Thomas Beatty Teste: Zedekiah Williams Betty (her X mark) Stewart State of Kentucky Montgomery County Sct clerk's office 22nd April 1825 I, Henry Secrest, deputy clerk for Micajah Harrison, clerk of the county for the county aforesaid do certify the the foregoing mortgage from William Beatty and Thomas Beatty to John S. Yocum, David Yocum and George McCullough was this day produced before me in the office aforesaid and proved by the oath of Betsy Stuart to be the act and deed, hand and seal of the said William and Thomas Beatty for the purpose therein named and to be till further proven. Att: H. Secrest, DC 23 April 1825 .......

L-198 was also in Mont. co., KY and from deeds living on land whose boundaries touched the land of L-9 George Beatty. I would like to post this as circumstantial evidence that the wife of Thomas Sr. was Sarah Turner (as stated in the file) and in the next posting post a deed of primary source that the grandchildren of Thomas, Sr. were the heirs of Sarah Turner Beatty. Note this Sarah Elzey had a brother Thomason Ellzey who never married and died circa 1817 leaving an estate. The Fairfax deeds show Thomas, Sr. Beatty and Thomason Ellzey in a deed. I believe This Thomas of Loudoun is the same Thomas of Montgomery co., KY. Thomason Ellzey of Fairfax co., VA would be an uncle to Sarah Turner Beatty and a great uncle to Nancy, Sally, Mary, James, Thomas, William and Joseph Beatty of L-198 and children of Thomas and Sarah Turner Beatty. See next posted deed. Donna L-3 >From Ancestry file posted: 1. Sarah ELLZEY was born 24 APR 1736 in Prince William Co., Va, and died 20 JUL 1803. She was the daughter of 2. (Capt) Lewis ELLZEY and 3. MARY. She married William TURNER 5 JUN 1753 in Fairfax Co., Va. He was born 6 MAY 1733 in Virginia, and died BEF 26 MAR 1823. Children of Sarah ELLZEY and William TURNER are: i. Lewis Ellzey TURNER was born 14 SEP 1754 in Loudoun Co., Va, and died 9 OCT 1823 in Fayette Co., Ky. He married Theodosia PAYNE 21 FEB 1773 in Fairfax Co., Va. She was born ABT 1750 in Fairfax Co., Va, and died 18 MAR 1823 in Fayette Co., Ky. ii. Sarah TURNER was born 1758, and died BEF 1818. She married Thomas BEATTY in Virginia. iii. John Wheeler TURNER was born BEF 1760. iv. Nancy Ann TURNER was born ABT 1760 in Fairfax Co., Va, and died BEF 1816. She married John CLARK ABT 1780. He died DEC 1786. She married Elias Charles PORTER AFT 1786. He was born 1760, and died 1846 in Randolph Co., In. v. Vincent TURNER was born 1762 in Fairfax Co., Va. He married Nancy LAY 10 NOV 1809 in Fayette Co., Ky. vi. William TURNER was born BEF 1763. vii. Thomas TURNER was born ABT 1770. He married ANN. viii. Thomasin Ellzey TURNER was born 1773 in Fairfax Co., Va, and died 24 AUG 1850 in Marion Co., Mo. He married MARY. 1 Lewis ELLZEY ,Captain b: ABT 1701 d: 17 OCT 1786 + Mary d: JUN 1791 2 Stacy ELLZEY b: 03 MAY 1734 d: BETWEEN 1786 AND 1788 + Benjamin GRAYSON b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 3 Benjamin GRAYSON Jr. b: BETWEEN 1755 AND 1765 3 Sarah GRAYSON b: BETWEEN 1755 AND 1765 3 Anne GRAYSON b: BETWEEN 1755 AND 1765 + Charles DULIN 3 Susanna GRAYSON b: 1760 d: 1835 + William DULIN + Burgess BERKELEY b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 2 Sarah ELLZEY b: 24 APR 1736 d: 20 JUL 1803 + William TURNER b: 06 MAY 1733 d: BEF 26 MAR 1823 3 Lewis Ellzey TURNER b: 14 SEP 1754 d: 09 OCT 1823 + Theodosia PAYNE b: 18 JAN 1751 d: 18 MAR 1823 4 Mary TURNER 4 Henry TURNER b: 27 AUG 1774 d: 20 SEP 1821 + Sarah BAKER b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 5 Henry TURNER b: UNKNOWN 5 Sarah TURNER b: UNKNOWN 5 George TURNER b: UNKNOWN 5 Eliza TURNER b: ABT 1804 4 Fielding Lewis TURNER , Judge b: 26 JUN 1776 d: OCT 1843 + Caroline Augusta SARGENT b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 5 Josephine Augusta TURNER b: ABT 1821 + John LUTZ 6 Oscar LUTZ 4 Edward TURNER ,Judge b: 25 NOV 1778 d: 23 MAY 1860 + Elizabeth BAKER b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 5 Mary Louisa TURNER b: 07 JAN 1814 5 Elizabeth Frances TURNER b: 07 DEC 1829 + Mary WEST b: UNKNOWN d: 1811 4 James TURNER b: 12 SEP 1782 d: 16 DEC 1843 + Ann Smith BOWMAN b: 11 JUL 1799 d: 10 MAR 1882 5 Lewis Ellzey TURNER b: 06 JAN 1820 d: 30 NOV 1857 + Eliza A. FISH b: ABT 1824 d: UNKNOWN 5 Margaret Theodosia TURNER b: 26 JAN 1823 d: 17 AUG 1826 5 James Pirrie TURNER b: 26 DEC 1824 d: 10 AUG 1826 5 Ann Fielding TURNER b: 06 JUN 1826 d: 19 MAR 1891 + John B. DAWSON Jr. b: ABT 1821 d: 26 DEC 1856 6 Theodosia M. DAWSON b: 16 FEB 1843 d: 14 MAY 1883 + Thomas H. TOWN 7 Henry TOWN 7 Sarah TOWN 7 Robert TOWN 7 Annie TOWN 6 Sarah Fielding DAWSON b: 09 NOV 1844 6 Ruffin Gray DAWSON d: AFT 1882 b: FEB 1847 6 Evelina Phillips DAWSON b: 29 JUL 1849 6 John B. DAWSON III d: 04 MAY 1897 b: 1855 + Elodie LEONARD b: ABT 1856 7 Charles Wickliffe DAWSON b: 25 JAN 1879 + Ida Oubre 7 Charles Wickliffe DAWSON b: 22 AUG 1880 d: 28 FEB 1959 + Ida OUBRE 7 Annie Mary DAWSON b: 28 SEP 1882 + Robert Hale REYNOLDS 7 John Willis DAWSON b: 20 JUL 1886 d: 09 JUL 1953 + Christine D. PERCY 7 Alma Leona DAWSON b: 23 JAN 1892 d: 08 JAN 1919 + Edgar Neely MAY 7 Margaret Thoedosia DAWSON b: BEF 1897 + Calvin Mandin SHUGART 5 Evelina Theodosia TURNER d: 19 JAN 1915 b: 17 APR 1828 + Uriah Burr PHILLIPS b: 20 NOV 1817 d: 06 MAR 1859 6 James Turner PHILLIPS b: 13 DEC 1845 d: 04 FEB 1898 + Ida Cary PECQUET b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Kate Evelyn PHILLIPS b: 07 AUG 1884 + Ike Louis BEDWELL 8 James Ashton BEDWELL b: 06 MAR 1903 8 Mary Evelyn BEDWELL b: 11 OCT 1905 8 Ida Lewis BEDWELL b: 10 DEC 1906 7 Ida Pecquet PHILLIPS b: 16 DEC 1885 + John Randolph BEDWELL 7 Uriah Burr PHILLIPS b: 05 FEB 1887 d: 1961 + Maude LEDOUX 8 Sidney PHILLIPS b: 05 APR 1912 7 Delphine Pillou PHILLIPS b: 19 SEP 1888 7 Louise Moncure PHILLIPS b: 16 AUG 1892 7 James Turner PHILLIPS b: DEC 1895 6 Edward Hunt PHILLIPS b: 28 NOV 1847 d: 20 JAN 1864 6 Margaret Evelina PHILLIPS b: 05 JUN 1850 d: 09 SEP 1916 6 William Mills PHILLIPS b: 06 AUG 1852 d: 04 AUG 1859 6 Robert Bowman PHILLIPS b: 07 AUG 1854 d: 28 FEB 1918 + Frances Hewitt TURNER b: 17 NOV 1869 d: 22 JUL 1927 7 Francis Chadwick PHILLIPS b: 21 MAY 1888 d: 28 JUL 1915 7 Evelina Theodosia PHILLIPS b: 04 DEC 1889 d: 04 MAR 1962 7 Edward Hunt PHILLIPS b: 15 NOV 1891 d: 15 NOV 1973 + Mattie JAMES b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Robert Bowman PHILLIPS , Jr. b: 14 FEB 1894 d: 29 SEP 1960 + Mary Sue ARBOUR b: 1890 d: 1967 7 Elmer Watson PHILLIPS b: 03 SEP 1896 d: 13 JUN 1961 + Martha TAYLOR b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Ida Annie PHILLIPS b: 13 SEP 1898 + Oliver DYER b: UNKNOWN d: 17 DEC 1948 7 Sarah Ellen PHILLIPS b: 06 APR 1900 d: 23 OCT 1969 + William Bennett NETTLES b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Ruth PHILLIPS b: 09 APR 1902 d: 17 OCT 1985 + Francis Edward JAMES b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Malcolm Carter PHILLIPS b: 14 FEB 1905 d: 12 JUN 1972 + Ione CURRIE b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 James William PHILLIPS b: 14 FEB 1905 + Mae CORCORAN b: UNKNOWN d: 1976 7 Howard Turner PHILLIPS b: 15 APR 1907 d: 02 APR 1992 + Valerie LABAUVE b: UNKNOWN d: JAN 1992 7 Lewis Fielding PHILLIPS b: 23 OCT 1910 d: 24 JUL 1998 + Shirley Katherine GENIUS 8 Fielding Chadwick PHILLIPS b: 09 AUG 1936 8 Shirley Kay PHILLIPS b: 18 JAN 1940 6 Ann Smith PHILLIPS b: 28 NOV 1856 d: 15 DEC 1903 + John Clinton BURTON d: 22 JAN 1891 b: 30 APR 1828 7 Robert Phillips BURTON b: 05 JAN 1885 + Lulu COLLETTE 7 Edmund Phillips BURTON b: 26 MAY 1885 7 James Phillips BURTON b: 06 JUL 1887 + Lucille PLATT 7 John Clinton BURTON b: 23 OCT 1889 + Margueritte PLATT 6 Helen Sherwood PHILLIPS b: 17 DEC 1858 d: 18 FEB 1873 5 Margaret Bowman TURNER b: 10 JUN 1830 d: 08 MAR 1900 5 Lucy Gray TURNER b: 29 JAN 1832 d: 01 SEP 1839 5 Penelope TURNER b: 02 NOV 1833 d: 07 SEP 1839 5 Edward Bowman TURNER b: 02 NOV 1833 d: 01 OCT 1888 + Sarah Ann DEATON b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN + Catherine 5 William Robert Bowman TURNER b: 18 JUN 1838 d: 04 APR 1912 + Ellen Watson CHADWICK b: 03 SEP 1840 d: 02 APR 1879 6 Sarah Chadwick TURNER b: 24 OCT 1865 d: 01 JUL 1889 + Edward W. BATCHELOR b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 6 Evalina Phillips TURNER b: 27 AUG 1867 d: 21 MAR 1925 6 Frances Hewitt TURNER b: 17 NOV 1869 d: 22 JUL 1927 + Robert Bowman PHILLIPS b: 07 AUG 1854 d: 28 FEB 1918 7 Francis Chadwick PHILLIPS b: 21 MAY 1888 d: 28 JUL 1915 7 Evelina Theodosia PHILLIPS b: 04 DEC 1889 d: 04 MAR 1962 7 Edward Hunt PHILLIPS b: 15 NOV 1891 d: 15 NOV 1973 + Mattie JAMES b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Robert Bowman PHILLIPS , Jr. b: 14 FEB 1894 d: 29 SEP 1960 + Mary Sue ARBOUR b: 1890 d: 1967 7 Elmer Watson PHILLIPS b: 03 SEP 1896 d: 13 JUN 1961 + Martha TAYLOR b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Ida Annie PHILLIPS b: 13 SEP 1898 + Oliver DYER b: UNKNOWN d: 17 DEC 1948 7 Sarah Ellen PHILLIPS b: 06 APR 1900 d: 23 OCT 1969 + William Bennett NETTLES b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Ruth PHILLIPS b: 09 APR 1902 d: 17 OCT 1985 + Francis Edward JAMES b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 Malcolm Carter PHILLIPS b: 14 FEB 1905 d: 12 JUN 1972 + Ione CURRIE b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 7 James William PHILLIPS b: 14 FEB 1905 + Mae CORCORAN b: UNKNOWN d: 1976 7 Howard Turner PHILLIPS b: 15 APR 1907 d: 02 APR 1992 + Valerie LABAUVE b: UNKNOWN d: JAN 1992 7 Lewis Fielding PHILLIPS b: 23 OCT 1910 d: 24 JUL 1998 + Shirley Katherine GENIUS 8 Fielding Chadwick PHILLIPS b: 09 AUG 1936 8 Shirley Kay PHILLIPS b: 18 JAN 1940 6 Robert Edmond TURNER b: 28 NOV 1872 d: 10 NOV 1947 6 Ellen Watson TURNER b: 18 MAY 1875 d: 07 SEP 1934 + James Walter CAMPBELL b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 6 Allen Chadwick TURNER b: 18 DEC 1877 d: 14 APR 1908 + Antoinette Decuir BAINES b: 14 MAY 1843 d: 29 JAN 1920 4 Nelson TURNER b: 12 SEP 1782 d: 21 JAN 1859 + Sarah Ellis SHAW b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 5 Nancy Lewis TURNER 5 Nelson Wells TURNER 5 Theodocia Ann TURNER b: 03 JUN 1810 d: MAR 1888 + Alpheus LEWIS 5 Sallie Ellis TURNER b: BEF 1815 + James P. HIGLEY 5 Edward P. TURNER b: ABT 1816 d: ABT 1876 + Sara BRYANT 5 Nathaniel L. TURNER d: 19 JUN 1840 b: BEF 1820 + Ann Elizabeth BRADFORD 5 James Henry TURNER b: 30 SEP 1822 d: 23 OCT 1862 + Rachel Elisabeth GIST 6 Rachel Dawson TURNER b: 30 NOV 1846 5 Fielding Lewis TURNER b: ABT 1824 5 Elizabeth L. TURNER b: ABT 1825 + Robert Chappell HOLLAND 4 Ann Holland TURNER b: 01 JUL 1784 d: 04 NOV 1792 4 Theodosia E. TURNER b: 26 FEB 1788 d: JUN 1841 + Asa PAYNE , Colonel b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 4 Elizabeth TURNER b: 24 JUN 1791 d: 11 JAN 1792 3 Sarah TURNER b: 1758 d: BEF SEP 1818 + Thomas BEATTY b: UNKNOWN d: 1818 4 James BEATTY 4 Nancy BEATTY + Joseph SEE 4 Sally BEATTY d: AFT APR 1831 4 Polly BEATTY d: AFT APR 1831 + MOORE 4 Thomas BEATTY Jr. b: 1788 d: AFT APR 1831 + Henrietta 4 William BEATTY b: 1795 d: 1870 + Sarah YOKUM 5 Nancy BEATTY 4 Joseph BEATTY b: 1797 3 John Wheeler TURNER b: BEF 1760 3 Nancy Ann TURNER b: ABT 1760 d: BEF 1816 + John CLARK d: DEC 1786 4 John Payne CLARK b: AFT 1780 + GLASCOCK 5 John CLARK II 4 Sanford CLARK b: AFT 1780 4 Elizabeth CLARK b: AFT 1780 + Elias Charles PORTER b: 1760 d: 1848 4 Thomazin PORTER b: AFT 1786 3 Vincent TURNER b: 1762 + Nancy LAY 3 William TURNER Jr. b: BEF 1763 3 Thomas TURNER b: ABT 1770 + Ann 4 Angeline TURNER + Michael COLEMAN 3 Thomasin Ellzey TURNER b: 1773 d: 24 AUG 1850 + Mary d: ABT 25 JUL 1850 4 Nancy TURNER d: AFT 10 NOV 1853 + Edward G. HOPKINS 4 Presley D. TURNER b: ABT 1796 + Mary GILL b: ABT 1797 5 Alonzo TURNER b: 1819 + Marion Nancy Ann GREENING 5 Mary Catherine TURNER b: 1827 + James Smith VINCENT 5 Almyra TURNER b: 1832 + Major KELLY 6 James KELLY b: 1852 5 Robert P. TURNER b: 1834 5 Ferdinand Gill TURNER b: 1836 5 Lewis E. TURNER b: 1839 + Nancy 5 Edward L. TURNER b: 1842 4 William Edward TURNER b: 14 OCT 1803 d: 28 SEP 1878 + Lucy WHITLOW + Sarah TULL + Mary Elizabeth MALLORY 4 Robert TURNER d: AFT 10 NOV 1853 b: BEF 1807 4 Mary Catherine TURNER d: 1867 b: ABT 1815 + Albert G. JOHNSON 5 Robert A. JOHNSON b: ABT 1840 5 Mary C. JOHNSON b: ABT 1842 5 Fielding JOHNSON b: ABT 1844 5 Susan C. JOHNSON b: ABT 1846 5 William T. JOHNSON b: ABT 1849 2 Patience ELLZEY b: 16 SEP 1737 d: AFT 1786 + Thomas BYRD b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 2 Thomasin ELLZEY b: AFT 16 SEP 1737 d: BEF JUL 1817 2 Sibyl ELLZEY b: AFT 16 SEP 1737 d: BEF JUN 1825 + Marmaduke BECKWITH b: 1734 d: ABT 1801 3 Lucy BECKWITH 3 Elizabeth BECKWITH 3 Mary E. BECKWITH 3 William BECKWITH 3 Jennings BECKWITH 3 Newman BECKWITH b: 1770 + NEALE 3 Tapley BECKWITH b: 1778 3 Marmaduke Brokenbrough BECKWITH b: BEF 1780 3 Lewis BECKWITH b: 1789 + Elizabeth TRAVERS 2 Elizabeth ELLZEY d: AFT OCT 1785 + William HANCOCK b: UNKNOWN d: UNKNOWN 2 Mary ELLZEY d: AFT 1786 + William WEST b: UNKNOWN d: BEF 1785 2 William ELLZEY b: JAN 1727 d: 24 FEB 1796 + Alice BLACKBURN b: 11 APR 1738 d: 01 AUG 1811 3 Elizabeth ELLZEY b: 1756 d: 21 JUL 1825 3 Mary ELLZEY b: 1758 d: 06 AUG 1829 3 Ann ELLZEY b: ABT 1760 d: 09 MAY 1797 + Albert RUSSELL 3 William ELLZEY Col. d: 30 NOV 1835 b: ABT 1764 + Francis HILL 3 Catherine ELLZEY b: 07 SEP 1770 d: 16 MAY 1835 + Matthew HARRISON 3 Sarah ELLZEY b: ABT 1774 3 Lewis ELLZEY b: APR 1780 d: ABT 1841 + Rosannah MCILHANY 3 Lucy Margaret ELLZEY b: BEF 1782 + Robert ARMSTEAD xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ID: I12355 Name: Thomazin ELLZEY 1 Sex: M Birth: AFT 16 SEP 1737 1 Death: BEF JUN 1817 in Fairfax County,Va 1 Thomasin never married and his estate was divided between his siblings and nieces and nephews. About 40 people were mentioned as having connection to the proceeds of the estate. Father: Lewis ELLZEY b: 1701 in Stafford County,Va Mother: Mary GRIFFIN b: WFT Est 1694-1717 in Fairfax Co, Virginia Name: Thomazin ELLZEY Surname: ELLZEY Given Name: Thomazin Sex: M Birth: ABT 1739 in , Prince William, VA Death: 1817 in , Fairfax, VA Father: Lewis ELLZEY Capt. b: ABT 1702 in , Stafford, VA Mother: Mary GRIFFIN b: ABT 1706 in , Fairfax, VA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Fairfax co., VA Deed Index Microfilm #00031293 1742-1866 This index is just fragments in parts. Beatty & Turner from Turner (P-273) Beaty & Turner to Turner (Q-41) Beaty, Thomas from William Turner (Q-42) 1842-1866 Beatty, Lewis A. to W. H. Gurdney (3T-125) Beatty, Lewis A. to W. H. Gurdney (3W????) Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Microfilm #0031298 P-273 Feb. 1785 I, William Turner, Jr. of Fairfax co., VA for and in consideration of William Turner, Sr. & Thomas Beaty, undertaking to discharge his debts out of the said William Turner, Jr. as far forth as its value, the first debts to be discharged is those that William Turner, Sr. and Capt. William Ellzey and Mr. Thomason Ellzey stands special and appearance bail for the said William Turner, Jr., also other appearance bails that the said Turner, Sr. stands liable to suffer, sells and deliver unto the said William Turner, Sr. and Thomas Beaty in plain and open market my whole estate as follows. Negro women Hannah, Rachel, Mintey, Amelia, Negro man Jame, and girls Hester, Hannah Jr., Amey, Nance, Penny, Selah, and boys Bob, Humphrey, Dennis, Jeremiah, Squire. Also all my household estate and names furniture, etc. _ day of February 1785. Wm. Turner, Jr. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Q-41 23 March 1785 To all to whom these presents shall come William Turner, Sr. of Fairfax co., VA and Thomas Beaty of Loudoun co., VA sendeth greetings. We, William Turner, Sr. and Thomas Beatty as well for and in consideration of the natural affection as we have and do bear unto William Turner, Jr. of Fairfax co., VA the seventeen following Negro slaves & household furniture, namely: Hannah, George, Rachel, Amelia, Mintey, James, Easter, Bob, Hannah, Jr., Amey, Umphrey, Ann, Dennis, Jeremiah, Squire, Penny and Selah. 23 March 1785 William Turner, Sr. Thomas Beatty In presence of: Andrew Beaty David Rees Acknowledged 20 Sept. 1785 court. Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Q-42 25 March 1785 I, William Turner, Jr. of Fairfax county and Commonwealth of Virginia for 900£ paid by Thomas Beaty of Loudoun co., VA sell and deliver all of my slaves Hannah, George, Rachel, Amelia, Mintey, James, Easter, Bob, Hannah Junr., Amey, Umphrey, Ann, Dennis, Penny, Jeremiah, Squire and Selah. 25 March 1785 William Turner, Jr. In presence of: Andrew Beatty David Rees 20 Sept. 1785 proved by oaths of witnesses.

This is the Joseph from the 1830 census as far as I have tracked him. The problem is Montgomery co., MO is a burn county. All the records destroyed in a fire in 1864. No marriages to track the children but there must be a Calloway connection in 1858. L-9 Malinda/ Milly Beaty from deeds married a Mathew Adams and I want to see if I can find them. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KY Marriages Beatty, John & Beatty, Sarah [Mrs]-Jul 16, 1801 (L-9) Beatty, Joseph & Conley, Nancy-May 30, 1820 ------------------------------------------------- >From the following War of 1812 application: Beaty, Joseph B., -Col. Lewis- KY Mil (alleged); SO 33742 COPIED Joseph Beatty, Act of 50-160, Wt 13360; Private in Capt Henry David's 28th Regt US Inf; filed from Calloway Co, Missouri in 1858, aged 61 years; enlisted in Mt Sterling, KY. (Laurel info) (Mt. Sterling is in Montgomery co., KY) ---------------------------------------------------------- 1830 Montgomery co., MO pg. 213 Upper Loutre Andrew Beaty: 1 m und 5, 1 m 5-10, 1 m 30-40, 2 f und 5, 2 f 5-10, 1 f 20-30 3 households later James Beaty: 1 m und 5, 1 m 5-10, 1 m 40-50, 2 f und 5, 1 f 5-10, 2 f 10-15, 1 f 30-40 Next family (L-9 Elizabeth Harriet Beaty wife of Joseph Conley) Joseph Conley: 2 m und 5, 1 m 30-40, 1 f 20-30 pg. 214 (first family Joseph Beaty: 1 m und 5, 1 m 40-50, 1 f und 5, 2 f 5-10, 1 f 30-40 ------------------------------------------------------------ 1840 Montgomery co., MO pg. 202 Joseph Conley: 1 m und 5, 2 m 5-10, 2 m 10-15, 1 m 40-50, 1 f und 5, 1 f 30-40 Joseph Baty: 1 m und 5, 1 m 5-10, 1 m 10-15, 1 m 50-60, 1 f und 5, 1 f 10-15, 2 f 15-20, 1 f 40-50 ----------------------------------------------------------- 1850 Montgomery co., MO Being 61st Dist. pg. 207 Joseph Batey 61 farmer 300 VA Nancy 50 VA Harriatt 20 KY Franklin 21 KY Joseph 18 MO Pleasant 12 MO 1860 Randolph co., MO Union twp. pg. 904 James Adams 50 farmer 800-300 KY Margaret 45 KY Melinda 18 MO James 16 MO John 15 MO Clarinda 10 MO Euphratese 8 (m) MO Newconstantine 5 (m) MO Swedenburg? 1 MO Joseph Batty 27 MO Mary 20 MO Margaret C. 1 MO 1880-Auxvasse, Callaway, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254677 National Archives Film T9-0677 Page 442C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Joseph BATTY Self M M W 48 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: KY Mary BATTY Wife F M W 41 MO Occ: Keeps H Fa: MO Mo: MO Pleasant BATTY Son M S W 19 MO Occ: Farm Fa: MO Mo: MO Willard BATTY Son M S W 16 MO Occ: Farm H Fa: MO Mo: MO Joseph A. BATTY Son M S W 13 MO Fa: MO Mo: MO Belle BATTY Dau F S W 8 MO Fa: MO Mo: MO 1860 Randolph co., MO Prairie pg. 824 P. Baty 20 farmer 1600-500 MO Zerilda 20 MO G. Adams 22 (m) farmer 2000-1000 MO 1870 Randolph co., MO Prairie pg. 208 Pleasant Baty 35 farmer -600 MO Sarilda 26 MO Mattie 9 MO Victoria 8 MO Robert 6 MO Joseph 4 MO George 1 MO 1880-Prairie, Randolph, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254712 National Archives Film T9-0712 Page 28A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Pleasant A. BEATTY Self M M W 44 MO Occ: Farmer Fa: KY Mo: MO Sarilda BEATTY Wife F M W 40 MO Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY Martha BEATTY Dau F S W 19 MO Fa: MO Mo: MO Robert BEATTY Son M S W 15 MO Occ: Farm Hand Fa: MO Mo: MO Joseph P. BEATTY Son M S W 14 MO Occ: Farm Hand Fa: MO Mo: MO George E. BEATTY Son M S W 11 MO Occ: Farm Hand Fa: MO Mo: MO Nannie BEATTY Dau F S W 7 MO Fa: MO Mo: MO ----- Original Message ----- From: <TAROCKLEIN@aol.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 7:38 AM Subject: [BP2000] Re: L-9 Andrew BEATY Hello Donna, I don't really know anything more about L-9 and Andrew, but have an observation. From looking at the 1840 Chariton/Carroll Co., MO census, I would bet that there is an L-2 connection. Around 1800 L-2 has brothers Andrew, Alexander, James, & William living in Cumberland [later Clinton] Co., KY and the other close relatives/supposed brothers John, George, David and Pleasant just across the state line in what became Fentress Co., TN. Before at least 1777 until about 1800 the family was in the area that became Sullivan Co., TN. Records of the family have turned up in Washington Co., VA and probably will be in earlier VA counties to which the area first belonged as well. Nel L-2 ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ The Threaded Mail List Archiver at RootsWeb A powerful search engine.... Try it!

Believe the heir is L-4's William Beattie (1760-1860). Nel L-2 Washington Co., VA Court Minutes Page 221 August 17th, 1820 On motion, ordered that it be certified, that Josiah Beatie of lawful age, personally appeared in Court and being duly sworn deposed that David Beatie late of Howard County in the Territory of Missouri, who died on the 28th day of August 1819 was the son of William Beatie of Washington County in the state of Virginia; -- he further deposed that the said David Beatie had never been married and that he died intestate -- The Court further certify that according to the law of descents in Virginia the said William Beatie, the father is the heir at law of the siad David Beatie decd.