1880 United States Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Henry G. BEATTY Self M Male W 35 OH Harness, Saddle Maker --- --- Linnie BEATTY Wife M Female W 32 MI House Keeper --- --- Nelly BEATTY Dau S Female W 12 IL OH MI Earnest BEATTY Son S Male W 9 IL OH MI Turner BEATTY Son S Male W 6 IL OH MI Royal BEATTY Son S Male W 2 IL OH MI Census Place Kenny, De Witt, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254203 NA Film Number T9-0203 Page Number 455A 1880 U.S. Census Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's George H. BEATTY Self M Male W 26 IL School Teacher OH KY Nettie BEATTY Wife M Female W 19 IL Keeping House OH IL Census Place Randolph, Mc Lean, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254229 NA Film Number T9-0229 Page Number 108C 1880 U.S. Census Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's James C. BEATTY Self M Male W 34 IN Harness Maker OH --- Rebecca BEATTY Wife M Female W 32 IA Keeping House TN TN Minnie BEATTY Dau S Female W 12 IL At Home IN IA Mary BEATTY Dau S Female W 9 IL IN IA Flora BEATTY Dau S Female W 7 IL IN IA James BEATTY Son S Male W 4 IL IN IA Source Information: Census Place Maroa, Macon, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254229 NA Film Number T9-0229 Page Number 507A 1900 U.S. Census Beatty, Henry G. Lived in: 3 Ward Clinton, De Witt County, Illinois Series: T623 Microfilm: 297 Book: 2 Page: 39 Henry G. Apr 1845 William T. June 1873 Hobart April 1886 Earnest H. Mar 1870 married 11 yrs Mary, daughter in law, May 1870 1900 U.S. Census, IL - Macon Co, Decatur Beatty, James C. Lived in: 6 Ward Decatur, Macon County, Illinois Series: T623 Microfilm: 323 Book: 2 Page: 221 James C. Beatty, Apr 1845, OH OH OH, harness maker Rebecca, wife, Aug 1849, IA TN TN, 5 children with 5 living George W. , son, Jan 1883, IL OH IA, in school 1920 U.S. Census Beaty, Henry G View Image Online Age: 74 Year: 1920 Birthplace: Ohio Roll: T625_302 Race: White Page: 3B State: Illinois ED: 90 County: DeWitt Image: 270 Township: Clintonia Henry 74, widower, hardware storekeeper Ernest H. son, 48, widower, hardware store salesman Nellie Armstrong, daughter, 51, widow 1920 U.S. Census George W Beatty Age: 37 years Estimated birth year: 1882 Birthplace: Illinois Race: White Home in 1920: Washington, Washington, District of Columbia Roll: T625_213 Page: 15B ED: 330 Image: 0648 George W. Beatty, 37, IL, IL, IL, govt. draftsman Catherine, wife, 32, IL, IA, IL James C. , son, 7, IL IL IL 1930 U.S. Census Hobert Beatty Age: 44 years Estimated birth year: 1885 Birthplace: Illinois Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Clintonia, DeWitt, Illinois Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Clintonia, DeWitt, Illinois; Roll: T626_509; Page: 15A; Enumeration District: 5; Image: 0823. Hobert, 44, IL, OH, WI, retail hardware Leota, wife, 42, IL, OH, IL James C Beatty Age: 74 years Estimated birth year: 1845 Birthplace: Ohio Race: White Home in 1920: Decatur, Macon, Illinois Roll: T625_385 Page: 20B ED: 145 Image: 0042 James C. Beatty, 74, occupation-none Rebecca J. , wife, 72 1930 U.S. Census Ernest Beatty Age: 59 years Estimated birth year: 1870 Birthplace: Illinois Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Clintonia, DeWitt, Illinois Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Clintonia, DeWitt, Illinois; Roll: T626_509; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 5; Image: 0800. Ernest Beatty, 59, IL OH WI, hardware merchant Maude, wife, 53, IL OH OH Caroline B. Crawley, daughter, 26, IL PA IL, beauty operator in beauty shop Caroline M. Crawley, g-daughter, 10 mos, LA, TX, IL \ 1930 U.S. Census, District of Columbia George w Beatty Age: 47 years Estimated birth year: 1882 Birthplace: Illinois Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Washington, Washington, District of Columbia 7th Street Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Washington, Washington, District of Columbia; Roll: T626_304; Page: 29A; Enumeration District: 374; Image: 0175. George W. 47, born IL draftsman-Ordinance Engineering Dept Catherine, wife, 42, born IL James, son, 18, born IL Mary E, daughter, 12, born DC 1930 U.S. Census, Ulster Co NY, Kingston Silas T Beatty Age: 44 years Estimated birth year: 1885 Birthplace: New York Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Kingston, Ulster, New York Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Kingston, Ulster, New York; Roll: T626_1655; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 29; Image: 0495. All born NY and parents born NY Silas T. 44, asst.mgr. life insurance Marietta, wife, 32 Vivian, dau, 18, stenographer in dept. store Robert, son, 8 Virginia, dau, 4 yrs 3 mos Loren, son, 3

Pleasant M. Beaty, Company "B" 6th Tennessee Cavalry; enlisted Aug. 25, 1862; widow Melissa C. Beaty (cert # 523,705) On October 29, 1896 Pleasant M. Beaty, aged 60 and a resident of Cavanaugh, Sebastian County, Arkansas filed a claim for Invalid Pension. He enlisted August 25, 1862 as a private in Company "B" 6th regiment of Tennessee Cavalry Volunteers and was discharged at Pulaski, Tennessee on July 26, 1865. On the 30th day of July, 1891 Melissa C. Beaty, aged 56 and a resident of Cavanaugh, Sebastian County, Arkansas filed a claim for a widow's pension. She states that Pleasant Beaty died on May 28, 1901 at Cavanaugh. Her maiden name was Melissa C. Kee and she married Pleasant Beaty at Carbondale, Illinois on Feb. 17, 1868. On October 22, 1901 T. A. Searcy, aged 50, and William Beaty, aged 32 both residents of Cavanaugh state that they were "present at the death of Pleasant M. Beaty, on the morning of the 28th day of May 1901 and were at his burial in the National Cemetery at Fort Smith Ark on the 29th day of May 1901." They also state "the claimant has no real estate in this state or any other to their knowledge and that she owns some personal property to wit: four head of cattle and her household furniture, cash value would not exceed $100.00. She has no income and her means of support is depending on the labor of William Beaty aged 32 years, Ida Beaty aged 21 years and James B. Beaty aged 17 years who live with her and take care of her." On October 21, 1902 William M. Beaty, aged 53 and a resident of Cavanaugh and Rosey P. Beaty, aged 59 years and a resident of Cavanaugh state "she [Melissa Beaty] has one boy 17 years, also one girl 21 years that is her means of support." William M. Beaty states "he has known Pleasant M. Beaty ever since he knew anybody." 1880 Marion, Sebastion Co., Arkansas, p561A Pleasant M. Baty 45 TN, TN, TN Milisa C. Baty 35 GA, VA, NC William 11 MO, TN, GA Arazony 9 MO, TN, GA Robbert 6 MO, TN, GA Ida 1 month ARK, TN, GA 1900 Marion, Sebastian County, Arkansas, p174 Pleasant Beaty, April 1836, 64, married 32 years TN, TN, AL Melissa Beaty Oct 1844, 55, married 32 years, GA, VA, SC William Beaty, son, Mar 1869, 31 single MO, TN, GA Ida Beaty, dau, May 1880, 20 s Ark, TN, GA James B., son, Aug. 1884, 15, S, Ark, TN, GA Laurel Baty, L252

This Series is now complete. I was able to find and copy portions of every pension in this index. Summaries of all of these pensions (except two that I copied for other people) have been posted.--L. Baty, L252 Parental Civil War Pension Index Joseph Baty, Jr., Mother Nancy Baty, ILL, Cert # 137,785 COPIED William B. Baty, Mother Margaret Baty, ILL, application # 16,553 COPIED George H. Batey, Mother Sarah Batey, NY, application # 334,266 COPIED George W. Batey; Mother Malinda Batey, application #26,991 COPIED Samuel Batey, Mother Eliza,, Ohio, Cert # 67585 COPIED James L. Beatie, Mother Elizabeth Beatie, NY, Cert #125,200 COPIED Archibald C. Beattie, Father, William M., ILL Cert# 495,990 COPIED Daniel Beattie, Jr. (also Baty), Mother Cheney, Louisiana, COPIED David Beattie, Father Edward Beattie, US INF., Iowa, application # 202,893 COPIED James P. Beattie, Mother Elizabeth Beattie, PA Cert# 163,627 COPIED Peter Beattie, Mother Janet Beattie, ILL Appl. # 234,927 COPIED Robert Beattie, Mother Jane Beattie, MICH #492,470 COPIED Roy C. Converse, Mother Cora Beattie, Iowa, War with Spain, application # 843,289 COPIED William Beattie, Mother Catherine Beattie, NY, certificate # 89,522 COPIED Aaron Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty-NY Cert# 86,922 COPIED Archibald Beatty Mother Clerinda Beatty, KY, certificate #238,314 COPIED Cllelland Beatty Mother Elizabeth Beatty, KY COPIED David Beatty Mother Ruth, PA, certificate #155,599 COPIED David W. Beatty Mother Mary, Ohio, Certificate # 61,761 COPIED Edgar Beatty Mother Isabella Beatty-US Infantry, PA, Cert #117,523 COPIED Edmund Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty, New Jersey, application # 324,557 COPIED Elisha Beatty, Father Elisha Beatty, Ohio, Cert #406042 COPIED George Beatty, Father James Beatty, PA, application # 400,735 COPIED George W. Beatty, Mother Parmelia Beatty PA, Certificate # 46,207 COPIED George W. Fox Mother Mary F. Beatty IND Cert# 398,294 COPIED Horace L. Beatty Mother Ann M. Beatty, IND Cert # 102,409 COPIED James A. Beatty Mother Margaret Beatty, WVA Cert# 73,660 COPIED James Beatty, Mother Jane Kingston, MICH, application # 428,958 COPIED Jeremiah Beatty, Parents Elizabeth and William Beatty, Ohio, Cert # 248,485 COPIED John Beatty, Mother Ann Beatty, PA, Certificate # 37,651 COPIED John Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty, NY, Certificate # 187,660 COPIED John Beatty, Jr., John Beatty, Ohio Cert # 266,771 COPIED John H. Beatty, Mother Elizabeth Beatty, Ohio Cert# 33,975 COPIED John M. Beatty, Mother Margaret Beatty, PA Cert# 91,476 COPIED John N. Beatty, Mother Sallie Beatty, PA, Application # 48,179 COPIED John W. Beatty, Mother Phebe L. Beatty, Illinois, application # 473,019 COPIED Mark Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty, Pennsylvania, certificate # 262,918 COPIED Robert C. Beatty, Mother Maria Beatty, PA Appl. # 266,686 COPIED Samuel R. Beatty, Mother Margaret Beatty, PA Cert# 40,426 COPIED Samuel R. Beatty Mother Eliza A. Beatty, PA, certificate 255,176 COPIED Washington Allen, Mother Jane A. Beatty, PA, application # 312,251 COPIED William Beatty; William Butler, Mother Eliza Beatty, NY Cert# 200,295 COPIED William W. Beatty, Mother Lydia Beatty, Iowa Appl. # 243,759 COPIED George L. Beaty, Mother Mary Beaty, Ohio Cert# 66,869 COPIED James M. Beaty, Mother Susan Beaty, TN, Cert #164,844 COPIED Isaiah Beaty, Father Charles Beaty, PA, Cert # 235,792 COPIED Reuben Beaty, Father James C. Beaty, Ill, application # 452,130 COPIED Thomas C. Beaty, Mother Mary Beaty TN, cert # 116,384 COPIED William Beaty, Mother Elizabeth Illinois, application #284,975 COPIED William Beaty, Father William, NY, application # 131,981 COPIED William H. Beaty, Mother Jane Beaty TN, Cert # 115,261 COPIED William N. Beaty, Mother Sarah Beaty, Colorado, War with Spain, certificate # 610,597 COPIED William V. Beaty, Mother Elizabeth Beaty, Ohio, Cert #102,396 COPIED

This is L-247. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 3:45 PM Subject: [BP2000] William N. Beaty, mother Sarah, Colorado, KS, IND war With Spain William N. Beaty, Company "G" 1st Colorado Infantry, War with Spain; mother Sarah (certificate # 610,597) On March 7, 1899 William N. Beaty, aged 25 years and a resident of Aspen, Pitkins County, Colorado filed an Invalid claim for pension. He states that he enlisted May 1, 1898 as a private in Company "G" 1st Colorado Infantry in the War with Spain and was discharged at Manila October 10, 1898 after "sunstroke resulting in total disability." There is a Certificate of

William B. Baty, Co. "G" 80th Illinois Infantry; mother Margaret Baty (application # 16,553) On March 12, 1863 Margaret Baty, aged 55 and a resident of Randolph County, Illinois filed a Mother's Claim for pension. She states that she is the mother of William B. Baty who was a Private in Company "G" in the 80th Illinois Volunteers and who died at Mumfordsville Kentucky on November 30, 1862 of measles or erysipelas. She is the widow of Andrew Baty. There is a letter from John Taylor, Margaret Baty's lawyer: Sparta, Illinois 15th Dec. 1865 Hon. Joseph H. Barret Comr of Pensions The case of Margaret Baty No. 16,553 I abandoned this case long since, from the fact that the applicant is not entitled to a Pension. I forwarded her application under protest. I have notified her that I could not prosecute her claim any further. Respectfully, John Taylor 1850 Randolph Township 5, South range 6, West 3rd Principle Meridian, page 26 Andrew Beaty 60 SC Margaret 44 SC Eliza B. 22 ILL Jane E. 20 ILL Sarah Anne 18 ILL Eleanor 15 ILL John 12 ILL Martha D. 10 ILL William B. 9 ILL Margaret E. 4 ILL Laurel Baty, L252

David Beatty, Company "G" 22nd PA Cavalry; mother Ruth (certificate #155,599) On November 10, 1865 Ruth Beatty, aged 53 and a resident of Washington County, Pennsylvania, applied for a Mother's Army Pension. She states that she was the mother of David Beatty who was a Corporal in Company "G" commanded by Captain W. Sheer in the 22nd Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers and who died at Andersonville, Georgia on or about the June 16, 1864 of starvation and exposure. Her maiden name was Ruth Jobes and she married John Beatty, the father of David, on November 1, 1829 at Westmoreland County, Pa. John Beatty died on November 10, 1841. In November of 1865 Robert Jobes and Mrs. Eliza Hair of Washington County, Pennsylvania state "that the husband of the said Ruth Beatty and the father of the said David Beatty was John Beatty; that the said John Beatty died on or about the 10th day of Nov. 1841 and this they know for the reason that Mrs. Hair, one of the deponents was present at the time of his death, and immediately after the death, Robert Jobes, one of the deponents, removed the remaining members of the family to Washington Co., Pa." In March 1871 Nancy Byers, aged 83 and a resident of East Finley Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania states that she rented a room in 1858 to Ruth Beatty and that Ruth's son David paid the rent for his mother. In March 1871 James Ghrist, aged 58 a resident of Jefferson Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania states "David Beaty did work for me and left his wages or part of his wages in my hands for the benefit of his mother which I paid to his mother after he went into the service." In September of 1871 Martha B. Holt aged 24 of East Finley Township states that Ruth Beatty "had but two sons and one daughter her daughter was married and in low circumstance. Ruth Beaty and her two sons was living together in that year (1857) on Joshua Coughfield farm in this Township her eldiste (sic) son Jonathan got married he was in very low circumstance therefore David Beaty was his mother's support for I know she had no other means. I know she rented a house from Nancy Byers in the year 1858 he and his mother lived together during that time. He, David, worked for Thomas King I cannot give the year following, 1859 he was tending saw mill for Mr. Jobes-this I know for I was living with Mr. Jobes at that time. I do not remember how long he was employed but all this time he supported his mother as she was dependent on him, after he quit tending saw mill he went to the joining county, Fayette, there he remained the most of his time until the war commenced. James Wymer, Ruth Beaty's son-in-law, went into the service of the U. S. shortly after the war commenced. Mrs. Baty went and stayed with her daughter the most of the time during the war; Jonathan Beaty her eldest son entered the army in the first part of the war and left his little family at home. I will say that Ruth Beaty is a cripple, she cannot make her own clothes." Campbell Jobes of Green County, Pennsylvania states "after the death of her (Ruth) husband her brother built a small cabin on his little farm and moved her and her family from Fayette County Penn. to said cabin which was located in Washington County, Pennsylvania. This he done to keep her from paying rent. She had two sons and one daughter. She put the two oldest children from home kept the youngest which was David at home with her. She, Ruth Beaty lived in the cabin until Jonathan and David became old enough to work for wages then they both supported their mother." A partial letter from David to his sister Jane is in this file: We are still laying at Ramney yet a standing picket and guarding trains eating drinking and sleeping but it keeps us on duty about twice a week and it is pretty hard for us but I still live in hoped that it will be easier on us in a short time as there is not the full amount of uncommissioned officers in the company and that makes it harder on what there is here but I expect there will be more put in a few days or before we are mustered for pay again and that will be the last of this month. Well, Jane I reckon that you think it strange that I did not send any money home the last pay day but the next pay day I will send all the money that I can spare and I will try to send you 20 dollars of it and I want you to give Mother some of it if she wants it and if you need any of it your self take it and use what you want of it and give the rest of it to hibbs(?) if he will take it. I want you to rite and let me know whether hibbs ever give you his note for that ten dollars that he got of you or not he rote to me to know whether I wished him to give it to you or not and I told him to give it to you if he pleased. So if any thing should happen you would have something to show for it. Well I want you to let me know where George Colbert is. Whether he is at home or not for I have not seen him since the last of June. He had been at Newcreek with the company but he did not stay but a few days until he left again and he has not been back to the company since. I believe I have told you all the news for this time and it is getting late and I will be on duty tomorrow knight and I will have to lay down and take my rest. So no more at present but still remain your Brother David Beaty. To E. J. W. [I had a hard time with this census] 1850 East Finley Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, p551 Robert Job 37 Naomi Job 34 Mary Job 16 Patterson Job 13 Campbell Job 11 Griffith Job 9 Davidson Job 3 Ruth Beatty 38 1860 Washington County Amwell Twp., PA p52 (???) Jonathan Beaty 25 PA Catherine 30 PA Laura 6 PA Laurel Baty, L252

Sorry, I transcibed it wrong. Sarah Beaatie L:107 In a message dated 3/11/2004 12:17:27 PM Mountain Standard Time, RCBDJR writes: The first two are MASON county not MACON oounty. Havana, IL is in Mason Co IL.. Alice is a L3 relative of mine..... Ray

William N. Beaty, Company "G" 1st Colorado Infantry, War with Spain; mother Sarah (certificate # 610,597) On March 7, 1899 William N. Beaty, aged 25 years and a resident of Aspen, Pitkins County, Colorado filed an Invalid claim for pension. He states that he enlisted May 1, 1898 as a private in Company "G" 1st Colorado Infantry in the War with Spain and was discharged at Manila October 10, 1898 after "sunstroke resulting in total disability." There is a Certificate of Disability for Discharge in this file which shows that William was born in Jackson County, Kansas and 25 years old when he enlisted. He had a light complexion, blue eyes and light hair and was 5 feet 9 ¼ inches tall. He was a minor by occupation. The form lists his disability as "On Oct. 9, 1898 W. N. Beaty fainted while on dress parade and was sent to division Hospital on Oct. 11, 1898, twice before this date, while on duty, said Beaty had fainted, when exposed to the sun." On August 15, 1903 Sarah Beaty, aged 66 a resident of Cripple Creek, Colorado filed a claim for a Mother's Pension. She states that she is the mother of William N. Beaty who died at Pueblo, Colorado "from apoplexy caused by sunstroke" on the 25th day of April 1903. Sarah married William Beaty, father of William N. Beaty, at Florence Indiana on March 5, 1856. Her husband died at Aspen, Colorado on April 7, 1895 (aged 64 years). Sarah lists the members of her family in 1903: Mrs. Alice Roach, age 38, daughter; Ira C. Beaty, age 33, son; B. J. Beaty, age 27, son; Edward E. Beaty, aged 23, son. Sarah lists the following property as her only asset "a house and five lots K. L. M. N. and O. in Block 25 of the City of Aspen County of Pitkin and State of Colorado said property being valued at not to exceed $150.00." 1870 Easton, Leavenworth, KS p180A Beaty, william 34 IN Sarah 34 IN Allice 11 KS Anna 9 KS William 7 KS ? 5 (male) KS Charley 2 KS 1880 Easton, Leavenworth, KS p56B William Beaty 48 IN, SC, __ Sarah 48 IN Alda 19 KS William 17 KS Ora (male)15 KS Charles 12 KS Benj. 6 KS Edward 4 KS 1900 Colorado, 3 WD Aspen, Pitkin County, page 261 Beaty, Sarah May 1832 68 Wd 1child 1 living, IND, MASS, VA Beaty, Ben Dec. 1876 23, KS, At Sea, IND 1910 2WD Aspen, Pitkin Co, Colorado p 58A Beaty, Sarah 77 wd 7 children 7 living IND Vermont Vermont Witts, Florence neice 13 KS, IL, KS Laurel Baty, L252

Roy C. Converse, Co. "M" 52nd Iowa Infantry, War with Spain, mother Cora Beattie (application # 843,289) On January 9th 1906 Cora Beattie, aged 48 and a resident of Plymouth County, Iowa filed a claim for a Mother's pension. Cora Beattie is the mother of Roy C. Converse who enlisted March 24, 1898 at Des Moines Iowa in Company "M" U. S. Infantry in the War with Spain and who died August 6, 1898 of typhoid fever at Luter Hospital, Lytle, Georgia. Cora Beattie married the father of Roy Converse on Nov. 27, 1878 in Hopkinton, Mass. Cora states that she married John F. Beattie Sept. 29, 1894 in Sioux City, Iowa. Rosabelle Beattie, aged 17 and Mae Beattie aged 16 live with her. Cora states that she has two sons, Ray Converse aged 25 years and Walter Converse aged 21 years and both live in Massachusetts. Cora states that "the correct name of the soldier is Roy Charles Converse.his twin brother Ray ? Converse was in the regular army and is now living in Worchester, Mass. Anna B. Wakefield, aged 66 and a resident of Cherokee Iowa states that Roy "was born at Keene, New Hampshire on September 15, 1881, that I am his grandmother and was present at the time of his birth." A certified copy of the Marriage certificate of John Beattie and Mrs. C. E. converse is in the file. John F. Beattie, aged 45, states "he is the husband of the above claimant that he is in the employment of the Plymouth Milling Company and that his earnings from all sources since Jan 16th 1906 have been Two hundred & twenty five dollars. That his monthly earnings are Seventy-five dollars." 1900 3 Ward LeMars, Plymouth Co., Iowa, page 38 Beattie, Frank J. June 1861 38 m 21 years Iowa, Ill, Ill Beattie, Cora E. Oct. 1858 41 married 21 years 3 children, 2 living Rose B. dau Jan 1889 11 Iowa, Mass, Iowa Redela M. dau Mch 1890 10 Minn Iowa Mass 1910 2 WD LeMars, Plymouth Iowa p35b Beattie, Frank J. 48, m2x 10 years Wis, Scot, Can Cora 48 m1x 10 years 0 children 0 living Mass, Mass, Mass Rosabel 21Minn, Wis, Mass Mae 20 North Dakota, Wis, Mass Laurel Baty, L252

I double checked, Thomas Otho isn't listed on the Death Index. Sarah Beattie L 107 In a message dated 3/10/2004 10:13:19 PM Mountain Standard Time, donavan@netins.net writes: More About THOMAS OTHO BEATTY: Fact 1: 1933, Buried Clinton, Illinois

BEATTY, ALICE F/W 82YR 0009767 01/30/1935 MACON HAVANA BEATTY, EBONEZER WILSON M/W 0630043 04/05/1926 MACON HAVANA BEATTY, JAMES C M/W 2580233 04/30/1925 MACON DECATUR BEATTY, REBBECA F/W 2580657 10/11/1920 MACON DECATUR BEATY, JOHN R M/W 0580135 08/30/1933 MACON DECATUR TWP BEATTY, ALICE B F/W 0012208 03/25/1921 MC LEAN RANDOLPH TWP BEATTY, JACQUELIN B F/W 5YR 0017534 04/28/1930 MC LEAN BLOOMINGTON BEATY, JANE F/W 0028221 03/20/1917 MC LEAN BLOOMINGTON

Can't remember if I've sent this info to the list before or not, so I'll resend just in case. Nel L2 from Overton County, Tennessee Genealogical Records, Compiled by Edythe Rucker Whitley, 1983 pages 26/27 Deeds D, Page 131. Henry Regan (Reagan) Admir. of Estate of John Beatty, decd., bill of sale 4 negroes - Lucy, Jacob, Nancy and Anis - to Thomas H. Harris, 17 August 1816. Witnessed by Joseph Poor, Samuel Odle, John Thurman. Deeds D, Page 169. Indenture 8 November 1816. Felps Reed of Grainger County, Tennessee, and the widow and heirs of John Beaty, decd, of Overton County. 300 acres land in Overton County. Deeds D, Page 225. David Beaty of Overton County, Tennessee, appoints Alexander Beaty of Cumberland County, Kentucky, his attorney, 1817.

Mark Beatty, Co. "D" 30th PA Infantry, mother Mary Beatty (certificate # 262,918) On April 30, 1886 Mary Beatty, aged 73 and a resident of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania filed an application for a Mother's pension. Mary States that she is the mother of Mark Beatty who enrolled at Safe Harbor, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in Company "D" 1st Regiment of Pa R. V. C. in the war of the rebellion. Mark Beatty was wounded on July 2, 1863 "while charging the enemy at Gettysburg Pa. from the effects of which he died in field Hospital at Gettysburg on or about July 30, 1863. Mary states that she married Mark's father at Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on January 7, 1832 and that the father of her son Mark died at Providence Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania on February 10, 1885. At the time of Mark's death Mary had one child under the age of sixteen: Anna Mary Beatty who was born Nov. 27, 1852. Mary states: "I Mrs. Mary Beatty, wife of Silas Beatty deceased, say that I am unable to furnish the certificate or affidavit of the Physician and Midwife who waited on me during the time of the birth of my son Mark Beatty, who was born on January 13th, 1839, owing to the fact that both Physician (Dr. John Kendig) and midwife (Mary Stokes) are dead." Emma R. Strine "a daughter of J. J. Strine, who being duly affirmed according to law, deposes and says that the record of marriages which she exhibits is the record kept by her father during his lifetime and that therein is recorded the marriage of Silas Beatty and Mary Stoeke which was solemnized by the said Rev. J. J. Strine on the 7th day of January A. D. 1836." There are two letters written by Mark Beatty in this file: [This letter is written on notepaper that has a cannon and an American Flag with the words "Death To Traitors"] Jan. 16th, 1862 Camp Pierpoint, Dear Parents, I received your letter last evening, and was glad to hear that you were well, I am well at present and trust these few lines may find you enjoying the same blessing. I hardly know what to write this evening, there is so much news; and it is no news after all, for I suppose you hear all the war news, as soon as I do. But I think we have a better idea to know whether reports are true or not, there is so many reports afloat that are false that a person does not know when to believe any. But it is my opinion that there will be something done before long, and I am pretty certain that whatever is done will come pretty near curing sesesh(?). I think the rebels might as well give it up, for there is a poor show for them now. I think this little bit of snow we have here will have some affect on some of the South Carolina rebels. Ike Mundorf and three other gentlemen was down here to see us on last Monday. We were very glad to see them, and I would like very much to see some more of my old acquaintances. They need not fear anything to come here, for if the rebels comes while they are here we will hold them long enough to let them get to Washington. I sent $10 dollars home with Ike he said he would be over to give to you on last Sunday. I want you to use it for any purpose you want to. Tell P. Gardner that I did not forget him but I would like to have a letter from him once more. I will give the old trapper a good letter some of these days before long. That was the second letter I wrote to you but I guess it went astray. That was in the for McClune. No More, But remain your son Tell Annie to send me that ring, and I will send her something. May 10, 1863 Fairfax Station, Va Sunday Morning pleasant Dear Sister, Having a few leisure moments, I thought I would occupy them in addressing you a few lines to let you know that I am well at present, and have just finished brushing up for inspection, and, I suppose our fine clothes will pass, just as I mailed that last letter to you, the paymaster came in and commenced paying the Reg't but we that had returned got more this time on account of not being mustered on the pay rolls. We got paid the next time we were mustered about two weeks ago, for our back pay we lose nothing, but, the time that we were absent. The news at present is not very encouraging, but if Gen Dix should push on from the Peninsula, I think we could retrieve a portion of what we lost by old Joe's movement. They will have to give us George back again, or else let the Rebs have it their way. The Rebel prisoners say they are not afraid of us, since George is out of command. I received a letter from Cousin Agnes Kelly, with her photograph and I think she will pass. In your next letter let me know how Sis is getting along, and also Aunt Sue, and Sis and what they think since Joe got whipped. Hoping this may find you in good health, I will close by, Remaining Your Affectionate Brother, M. Beatty To Miss Annie, Write Soon Head Quarters, Company D, 1st Reg'y Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps Sept. 12th, 1863 Respected Sir, Some two weeks ago the death of your son, Mark Beatty was officially announced to me. I was aware that he was wounded in the terrible conflict at Gettysburg on the 2nd of July while charging the Enemy. What the extent of his injuries were I was ignorant of as I had no opportunity of finding out. It pained me very much upon receiving the mournful intelligence that he was numbered among the many victims of this cruel Rebellion. As a soldier he was beloved by all who knew him, ever faithful in performance of all duties and obedient to the commands of his officers. On the field he was Brave ?? sustaining the Reputation of his Reg't and Corp. He leaves a host of friends to mourn his loss as a soldier and a comrade. In him I have lost one of my best men. He sleeps his last sleep. He has fought his last Battle. No sound can awaken him to glory again. I have in my possession an ?? and Dress Coat that has been stored away with other clothing belonging to the company in Alexandria, if you desire I will send them on to you or I will sell them and forward the money. I would be happy to give you any information concerning his accounts so as to enable you to obtain his back pay and Bounty and pension. You will let me know if I can serve you in any capacity, as it will be done willingly and cheerfully. Very Respectfully Your Obedient Servant, W. G. Wasson, Capt. Co D 1st Regt P. R. V. C. Mary Beatty was dropped from the pension rolls because of death-she was last paid $12.00 to Feb. 4, 1901. 1850, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA p254 Silas Beaty 36 nail cutter born Chester Co., PA Mary Beaty 35 born Martick Twp., Lanc. Co, PA Elizabeth Beaty 13 born Conestoga Twp, Lanc. Co, PA Mark Beaty 11 born Martick twp, Lanc. Co, PA William Brown, 24 born Chester Co., PA 1860, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA, p. 97 Silas Baity 36 PA Mary 35 PA Mark 21 PA Anna 8 PA 1870, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster Co., PA p205A Beatty, Silas 55 PA Mary 55 PA Anna M. 18 PA Lanner, Elwood 12 PA 1880, Conestoga Twp., Lancaster, PA p 368A Silas Beatty 67 PA, PA, PA MAry Beatty 66 PA, PA, PA Laurel Baty, L252

I have always questioned the information that George Beatty has a child with Elizabeth Mattison. Note the record extracted below. Evidently Elizabeth Mattison died and the estate she left involved who I think was her husband so he could not be the guardian of his son so John Beatty was named guardian and I suspect from this that George possibly gave the bond or security money which means he was probably closely connected to the family but in no way states he was the father. She may have been a granddaughter or even daughter. I wish Lawton would have put his proof for George being the father. I wonder if he is using this as proof Charles Mattison was the same person as Charles Beatty and where he found proof that these are the same person if that is what he believed. There is proof of one wife of George being Elizabeth David and that has never been added to the L-127 file but there are numerous deeds showing George got the confiscated land and the below deed and marriage license shows George married Elizabeth David who was nee unknown and had married a man with the surname David. Elizabeth dies cir 1790's if I remember from the deeds. Any thoughts on this from L-127. Maybe I am missing something here? Donna L-3 Subject: [BP2000-L] John Beatty-New Jersey Resent-Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 05:55:24 -0700 Resent-From: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2000 07:55:10 -0500 From: shieldse@peoplestelecom.net (Esther Shields) To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Wills Hunterdon county, New Jersey #1812J-1901J (1797-1802) reel 731 GSU Reel 461830 John Beatty Guardian of Charles Mathison or Merthison minor. Account filed august 6, 1801. Mother of Charles Elizabeth Mathison. To the judges of the Orphans court in the county of Hunterdon. The petition of John Beatty of the City of Trenton in the county aforesaid, Humbly therewith. That Elizabeth Matheson late of the said city in the county aforesaid, deceased, died intestate having Charles Matheson her child, a minor under the age of fourteen years without having disposed of the guardianship of the said child in her lifetime by deed or otherwise. That the said minor is seized and property of a final real estate which stands in need of due care being taken through your petitions therefore (together with the respected Father of the said Minor) prays that the guardianship of the person and estate of the said minor may be granted unto him until he shall attain the age of fourteen years upon giving the security which the law in such care requires, and you petitioner yea- John Beatty. Trenton Feby. 13, 1798 George Beatty (Esther's note George is another signature-witness?) Esther Phalen Shields lineage 3 Wills Hunterdon County, N. J. #2187J - #2311J (1806-1808) GSU Reel #466549 Charles Beatty- N. J. 2241 Inventory of the property of Charles Beatty, an infant, made and exhibited by Ogden Woodruff, his guardian 1807. An inventory of all the real and personals of Charles Beatty, an infant above the age of fourteen years, which hath been received on ? ? of by Ogden Woodruff, appointed guardian of the said Charles Beatty by the orphans court of this county of Hunterdon, in the term of October one thousand eight hunder and seven. One lot of lands containing about three acres, situated in the city of Trenton, adjoining lands of John Beatty Esq. and other (rest of line marked out) (It is my openion from other documents I read the the line AN INFANT ABOVE THE AGE OF FOURTEEN YEARS should be (BELOW ) THE AGE OF FOURTEEN YEARS. Anyway I printed it as written at least what I could read. Esther Phalen Shields lineage 3 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx First presbyterian Church, Philadelphia Baty, Jane-William Glenston-13 June 1739 Beatty, George-Elizabeth David-6 Oct. 1783 Bk. 1 pg. 135 This indenture made 1 January 1784 between George Baty of the Twp. of Trenton, county of Hunterdon, in the Western Division of the State of NJ, yeoman, of the one part and Hannah David of the city of Philadelphia, daughter of elizabeth David, present wife to the aforesaid George Baty of the other part. George Baty purchased 25 March 1779 (confiscated land deed 20 April 1779) He has full power to convey and so for five shillings sells ½ acre and 20 perch. Geo. Beaty {seal} In presence of: Ales'r Calhoun David Chambers 9 Jan.1784 George Beaty acknowledged the deed. Recorded 31 Oct. 1786. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The Commemorative Biographical Encyclopedia of the Juniata Valley, Comprising the Counties of Huntingdon, Mifflin, Juniata, and Perry, Pennsylvania. Chambersburg, Pa.: J. M. Runk & Co., 1897, Volume I, pages 465-466. GEORGE B. YOCUM, Lewistown, Mifflin county, Pa., was born at Ickesburg, Perry county, Pa., July 3, 1845, son of Samuel and Mary (Skandish) Yocum. His paternal grandparents were Mr. And Mrs. John Yocum. Three of the children of Samuel Yocum and his wife died in early life. The others are: Sarah Emma (Mrs. John Forsythe), who had two children, and died aged twenty-eight years; George B., and John, of Ohio, married to a lady of that State, has three children, Adam, George and Annie. Samuel Yocum died aged sixty-six years; his wife reached the age of seventy-three. The removal of the family to Lewistown took place when George B. Yocum was about five years old. He was accordingly educated in the Lewistown schools. He resided with his parents until he attained his majority. Soon after this he began the business which he has carried on efficiently and profitably all his life since, that of making excavations and constructing masonry under contract. This work has been done principally in Lewistown and its vicinity. But before the start in this handicraft came Mr. Yocum's connection with the great event of the century, for our county -- the war of the Rebellion. He was not yet of age when, on July 14, 1864, he enlisted at Camp Curtin, Harrisburg, Pa., for four months' service, under Capt. A. B. Selheimer, in Company H, One Hundred and Ninety-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was honorably discharged November 4, 1864, but was not long out of the patriotic struggle. He re-enlisted March 28, 1865, in Company E, Eighty-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, and, having faithfully served at Monocacy and Petersburg, and amid other stirring scenes of the last days of the Rebellion, he was discharged June 25, 1865. Mr. Yocum adheres to the Democratic party. He was elected on its ticket to the borough council, in which he served three consecutive terms. In 1894 he received the Democratic nomination for chief burgess, and was elected for a term of three years. He is a member of Lodge No. 170, K. G. E., and of Colonel Hulings Post, No. 176, G. A. R., and of Lodge No. 270, K. of P., all of Lewistown. George B. Yocum was married August 5, 1866, to Rebecca, daughter of John and Sarah Soles. Their children are: Samuel, married Hettie Bilger, has four children; Sarah Jane; John, married Amanda Beatty, has one child; Edward, married Laura Willey, has one child; Harry; and Charles Hurlbut, who was born May 20, 1873, and died at the age of eleven years. Mr. Yocum and his family attend the Lutheran church. The parents of Mrs. Yocum, Mr. And Mrs. Soles, are both deceased. Their children are: Eva; Eliza; Sarah A.; John; Mary; Harry; Rebecca (Mrs. Yocum); William; Hannah J.; and George. -- joe

James Beatty, Co "F" 14th Michigan Infantry, mother Jane Kingston (application # 428,958) On the 22nd of July 1890 Jane Kingston aged 69 and a resident of Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan filed a claim for Dependent parents pension. She states that she is the mother of James Beatty who enlisted at Detroit, Michigan on March 25, 1864 in Company "F" 14th Regiment of Michigan Volunteers and who died at Chattanooga, Tenn. in the General Field hospital on July 19, 1864 from typhoid fever. She further states that she married the father of the soldier at "the north part of Ireland" on March 10, 1842 by Rev Mr. Clark and remarried to Sam'l Kingston Oct. 26, 1864 at Detroit. The father of the soldier died on August 21, 1852 at Philadelphia and her second husband died Sept. 13, 1897 at Detroit Michigan. In another form she lists the place of her first marriage as "New Stewart." On November 11, 1890, Alexander Long, aged 55 and a resident of Detroit states "I am acquainted with the Claimant named for about 45 years and I knew her first husband John Beatty the father of the above mentioned soldier. Claimant and her first husband emigrated immediately after their marriage in Ireland to America and lived in Philadelphia, Pa, as husband and wife till Mr. Beatty died in August 1852. I was present at the funeral. The afore mentioned soldier James Beatty, son of the claimant and John Beatty, was born in Philadelphia several years after her husbands death claimant moved to Detroit, Michigan and lived here ever since; her son, the soldier, was the only help for her, he supported his mother after the father 's death to the best of his ability and at the time of his enlistment he was the only support of his mother. Claimant re married again October 26th 1864 to Samuel Kingston, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Scott in his private house. I was one of the witnesses and the marriage party started from my house. Mr. Kingston died in 1887 and the claimant is now a widow again. I further state that I read letters, written by the soldiers lieutenant in which he states that claimant's son died in the hospital after a short service. I know these facts from personal knowledge through my acquaintance and having been a neighbor of hers for a great part of the above mentioned time. I know that the soldier was not married and therefore left neither widow nor minor children.." On November 14, 1890, Isabella Sloan of Center Square Pennsylvania states "I am a sister of Jane Kingston. Jane Kingston was married to John Beatty and they lived together as man & wife until the death of John Beatty, which occurred in Philadelphia Pa. Between thirty & forty years ago. James Beatty was a son of Jane Beatty, now Jane Kingston the claimant." A letter stamped April 18, 1892: 125 Howard St. Detroit Mich April 11, 92 Hon. John Wanemaker, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir, I write at the insistence of Mrs. Jane Kingston, an old lady and a member of my church, who seems to think that if you knew she was an applicant for a pension, she would have no trouble in getting it. I have suggested to her that you are too busy to look after such matters, but she seems so anxious for me to write you, that I take the liberty to comply. It seems that her son, who would now be her support, was a member of your Sunday School in Philadelphia on 22nd and South Sts. His name was James Beatty, and the mother seems to think that you cannot have forgotten her James. He went to the war, was wounded, and died in a hospital in Chattanooga Tenn. The mother remarried again, but her husband soon died. She is now without relatives in this country and with very limited means. Her pension claim, which has received no attention, is Jane Kingston, mother of James Beatty, late of Co. "F" 14th Regiment of Michigan Infantry and no. 429,958. This letter may at least suggest to you the confidence and esteem with which some of the poor whom you tried to help in years past hold you in remembrance. Yours Truly, Samuel Plantz Pastor Tabernacle M. E. Church, Detroit Jane's Claim is stamped Rejected and Abandoned. I am not sure on this census: 1860 Philadelphia, 7WD Philadelphia, p762 Mrs. Beatty 49 washer woman England James 14 Richard 10 1870 8 WD Detroit, Wayne Co., Michigan 118A Samuel Kingston age unclear Ret Grocer $8000, $500, Ire Jane Kingston 50 Ire 1880 Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan, p 468A Samuel Kingston 75 IRe, IRE, IRE Jane Kingston 60 IRE, IRE, IRE Laurel Baty, L252

This is L-1 I have never been able to figure out who this Zimri is. How he fits into L-1. Descendants of Isaac Beall Beatty Generation No. 1 1. ISAAC BEALL7 BEATTY (WILLIAM BEALL6, JOHN CONRAD5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, PARENTS OF JOHN AND1 THOMAS) was born 10 December 1817, and died 01 June 1887 in Clinton, DeWitt Co IL. He married (1) ELIZA ANN CROWL 23 August 1838 in Greene County, OH. She was born 15 July 1819, and died 13 August 1849 in Findlay, Hancock Co OH. He married (2) PHEBE LAURINDA HILL MAHON 24 March 1853 in Dewitt Co., IL. She was born 16 October 1824 in Fayette, KY, and died 22 December 1917 in Clinton, DeWitt Co IL. Notes for ISAAC BEALL BEATTY: 1840 Clinton co., OH Chester twp. pg. 322 Isaac B. Baity 1 m und 5 1m 15-20 1 f 20-30 XXXXXXXXXXXXX 1850 Jasper co., IN Iroquois twp. pg. 270 Image 6 & 7 John Crowl 65 farm MD Alletha 51 MD James 26 800 OH Alletha 22 OH Julia A. 20 OH John W. Beatty 10 OH Charles W. 8 OH Henry (twin) 5 OH James 5 (twin) OH Isaac 3 OH Julia A. 1 OH XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1860 Dewitt Co., IL Pg. 86 Turnbridge Isaac B, Beaty 43 OH Phebe L. 35 KY J.W. 20 OH Chas. D. 17 OH Isaac 13 OH Mary F. 3 IL Thos. 1 IL (L-1: Isaac B. Beatty-Eliza Ann Crowl-23 Aug. 1838-Greene Co., OH Isaac B. Beaty-Phebe L. Mahan-24 Mar. 1853-DeWitt Phebe Hill-John D. Mahon-19 Feb. 1846-DeWitt) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1870 DEWITT COUNTY, IL Clintonia twp. Beatty, Zimi H. 43 OH Mary P. 33 OH Lucilvia J. 8 OH Beatty, Henry G. 24 OH Lennie 21 Minn Nellie L. 2 IL Mills, P. Hickman 31 IL & family Beatty, Julia A. 21 IN Beatty, Isaac B. 52 OH Phebe L. 45 KY Isaac B. Jr. 23 OH George H. 16 IL Mary F. 13 IL Thomas O. 11 IL Santa Anna twp. Thomas L. Ijams 28 OH & family Beaty, Dewitt C. 30 VA XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX More About ISAAC BEALL BEATTY: Fact 1: lived Clinton, IL Fact 2: Clyde Kesler has info on all descendants Notes for PHEBE LAURINDA HILL MAHON: Illinois Death Index 1916-1938 NAME/GENDER/RACE/DEATH CERTIFICATE #/DOD/COUNTY/TWP BEATTY, PHOEBE L F/W 0011243 12/22/1917 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, ERNEST HENRY M/W 0200078 04/07/1931 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, FRANCES F/W 0000884 01/26/1920 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, HENRY GRUSH M/W 0200108 06/24/1926 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, HENRY M M/W 0200017 01/11/1923 DE WITT HARP TWP BEATTY, MARY ELLEN F/W 0011134 05/11/1917 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, WILLIAM TURNER M/W 62YR 0014539 04/27/1935 DE WITT CLINTON More About PHEBE LAURINDA HILL MAHON: Fact 1: Widow when married to Isaac Children of ISAAC BEATTY and ELIZA CROWL are: i. JOHN WILLIAM8 BEATTY, b. 28 August 1840, Xenia, Greene CO OH; d. 13 October 1867, Findley, Hancock, OH or Clinton , Illinois. ii. CHARLES WESLEY BEATTY, b. 08 February 1843, OH - Xenia; d. 1866, OH - Findley. 2. iii. HENRY GROSH BEATTY, b. 14 April 1845; d. IL - Clinton. 3. iv. JAMES CROWL BEATTY, b. 14 April 1845; d. IL - Decatur. v. ISAAC BEALL (JR) BEATTY, b. 17 January 1847, Findlay, Hancock Co OH; d. 03 April 1886, Clinton, DeWitt Co IL; m. PHEBE. Notes for ISAAC BEALL (JR) BEATTY: 1880-Joplin, Jasper, Missouri Source: FHL Film 1254695 National Archives Film T9-0695 Page 519A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Joseph LOGSDEN Self M M W 40 KY Occ: Lead Miner Fa: KY Mo: KY Phebe LOGSDEN Wife F M W 38 KY Occ: Keeping House Fa: KY Mo: KY Sherman LOGSDEN Son M S W 14 IA Occ: At School Fa: KY Mo: KY Martha LOGSDEN Dau F S W 10 MO Occ: At School Fa: KY Mo: KY Laotha LOGSDEN Son M S W 8 KS Occ: At School Fa: KY Mo: KY Carrie M. LOGSDEN Dau F S W 5 MO Fa: KY Mo: KY Isaac B. BEATTY Other M S W 34 OH Occ: Lead Miner Fa: OH Mo: OH Joseph DOORLARK Other M S W 21 MO Occ: Lead Miner Fa: MO Mo: MO Theodore HAYES Other M S W 21 AL Occ: Lead Miner Fa: AL Mo: AL James HIGGSON Other M S W 22 IA Occ: Lead Miner Fa: IRELAND Mo: IRELAND xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BEATY, ISACC B JR DEVINE, JOE H DE WITT 12/22/1870 More About ISAAC BEALL (JR) BEATTY: Fact 1: lived in Leadville, Colorado vi. JULIA ANN BEATTY, b. 07 July 1849, OH - Findley; d. McAllen, Texas; m. (1) WATSON; m. (2) CALVIN ADAMS. Notes for WATSON: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1870 DEWITT COUNTY, IL Clintonia twp. Beatty, Zimi H. 43 OH Mary P. 33 OH Lucilvia J. 8 OH Beatty, Henry G. 24 OH Lennie 21 Minn Nellie L. 2 IL Mills, P. Hickman 31 IL & family Beatty, Julia A. 21 IN Beatty, Isaac B. 52 OH Phebe L. 45 KY Isaac B. Jr. 23 OH George H. 16 IL Mary F. 13 IL Thomas O. 11 IL Santa Anna twp. Thomas L. Ijams 28 OH & family Beaty, Dewitt C. 30 VA Children of ISAAC BEATTY and PHEBE MAHON are: 4. vii. GEORGE HILL8 BEATTY, b. 15 January 1854, IL - Clinton; d. 1940. viii. MARY FRANCES BEATTY, b. 18 September 1856, IL-Clinton; m. JAMES W. (PROF.) COULTAS, 25 December 1883, De Witt Co., IL. 5. ix. THOMAS OTHO BEATTY, b. 07 November 1858, IL - Clinton; d. 24 February 1933, WA - Bremerton. Generation No. 2 2. HENRY GROSH8 BEATTY (ISAAC BEALL7, WILLIAM BEALL6, JOHN CONRAD5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, PARENTS OF JOHN AND1 THOMAS) was born 14 April 1845, and died in IL - Clinton. He married SELEMNA STOCKING. Notes for HENRY GROSH BEATTY: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1870 DEWITT COUNTY, IL Clintonia twp. Beatty, Zimi H. 43 OH Mary P. 33 OH Lucilvia J. 8 OH Beatty, Henry G. 24 OH Lennie 21 Minn Nellie L. 2 IL XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 1880-Kenny, De Witt, Illinois Page 455A Henry G. BEATTY Self M M W 35 OH Occ: Harness, Saddle Maker Fa: --- Mo: --- Linnie BEATTY Wife F M W 32 MI Occ: House Keeper Fa: --- Mo: --- Nelly BEATTY Dau F S W 12 IL Fa: OH Mo: MI Earnest BEATTY Son M S W 9 IL Fa: OH Mo: MI Turner BEATTY Son M S W 6 IL Fa: OH Mo: MI Royal BEATTY Son M S W 2 IL Fa: OH Mo: MI xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1900 Census Beatty, Henry G. Loc: 3 Ward Clinton, De Witt Co Film: 297 Bk: 2 P: 39 Children of HENRY BEATTY and SELEMNA STOCKING are: i. NELLIE9 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1868. ii. EARNEST BEATTY, b. Abt. 1871. Notes for EARNEST BEATTY: BEATLY, ERNEST H STEWART, MARY DE WITT 09/15/1891 iii. TURNER BEATTY, b. Abt. 1874. iv. ROYAL BEATTY, b. Abt. 1878. 3. JAMES CROWL8 BEATTY (ISAAC BEALL7, WILLIAM BEALL6, JOHN CONRAD5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, PARENTS OF JOHN AND1 THOMAS) was born 14 April 1845, and died in IL - Decatur. He married REBECCA ELY 29 August 1866 in De Witt Co., IL. Notes for JAMES CROWL BEATTY: 1880-Maroa, Macon, Illinois Source: FHL Film 1254229 National Archives Film T9-0229 Page 507A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace James C. BEATTY Self M M W 34 IN Occ: Harness Maker Fa: OH Mo: --- Rebecca BEATTY Wife F M W 32 IA Occ: Keeping House Fa: TN Mo: TN Minnie BEATTY Dau F S W 12 IL Occ: At Home Fa: IN Mo: IA Mary BEATTY Dau F S W 9 IL Fa: IN Mo: IA Flora BEATTY Dau F S W 7 IL Fa: IN Mo: IA James BEATTY Son M S W 4 IL Fa: IN Mo: IA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BEATY, JAMES C ELY, REBECCA DE WITT 08/29/1866 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1900 Census Beatty, James C. Loc: 6 Ward Decatur, Macon Co., IL Film: 323 Bk: 2 P: 221 Children of JAMES BEATTY and REBECCA ELY are: i. MINNIE9 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1868. ii. MARY BEATTY, b. Abt. 1871. iii. FLORA BEATTY, b. Abt. 1873. iv. JAMES BEATTY, b. Abt. 1876. 4. GEORGE HILL8 BEATTY (ISAAC BEALL7, WILLIAM BEALL6, JOHN CONRAD5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, PARENTS OF JOHN AND1 THOMAS) was born 15 January 1854 in IL - Clinton, and died 1940. He married (1) FLORENCE PERSINGER SCOTT. He married (2) ROSALIE ANTOINETTE "NETTIE" MORRIS 14 May 1879 in De Witt Co., IL. She was born Abt. 1854. Notes for GEORGE HILL BEATTY: 1880-Randolph, Mc Lean, Illinois Source: FHL Film 1254229 National Archives Film T9-0229 Page 108C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace George H. BEATTY Self M M W 26 IL Occ: School Teacher Fa: OH Mo: KY Nettie BEATTY Wife F M W 19 IL Occ: Keeping House Fa: OH Mo: IL xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BEATTY, GEORGE H MORRIS, ROSALIE A DE WITT 05/14/1879 More About GEORGE HILL BEATTY: Fact 1: lived Illinois Children of GEORGE BEATTY and ROSALIE MORRIS are: i. CARRIE GERTRUDE9 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1884. 6. ii. EDWIN MORRIS BEATTY, b. 1886; d. 1967. iii. VERA BERNICE BEATTY, b. Abt. 1888. iv. ALTA MAY BEATTY, b. Abt. 1890. 5. THOMAS OTHO8 BEATTY (ISAAC BEALL7, WILLIAM BEALL6, JOHN CONRAD5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, PARENTS OF JOHN AND1 THOMAS) was born 07 November 1858 in IL - Clinton, and died 24 February 1933 in WA - Bremerton. He married FRANCES ARABEL CONKLIN 18 May 1881 in De Witt Co., IL. She was born 1860. Notes for THOMAS OTHO BEATTY: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 110 page 28 [p.28] Mrs. Hallie Beatty Schmith. DAR ID Number: 109090 Born in De Witt, Ill. Wife of Herbert B. Schmith. Descendant of James Hickman, as follows: 1. Thomas Otho Beatty (b. 1858) m. 1881 Frances Conklin (b. 1860). 2. Isaac B. Beatty (1817-87) m. 2nd 1853 Phebe L. (Hill) Mahon (b. 1824). 3. George L. Hill (1797-1887) m. 1822 Louisa Verona Hickman (1802-86). 4. William Lewis Hickman (1776-1842) m. 1801 Sarah F. Thompson (1782-1848). 5. Henry Hickman (1755-1804) m. Phebe Byrd Eastham. 6. James Hickman m. 1744 Hannah Lewis (1722-1822). James Hickman (1724-1816) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. John Gillison's company, 10th Virginia regiment. He was born in Williamsburg, Va.; died in Clark County, Ky. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 115 page 214 Mrs. Winifred Beatty Crews. DAR ID Number: 114685 Born in Clinton, Ill. Descendant of James Hickman, as follows: 1. Thomas Otho Beatty (b. 1858) m. 1881 Frances Conklin (b. 1860). 2. Isaac B. Beatty (1817-87) m. 2nd 1853 Phebe L. (Hill) Mahon (b. 1824). 3. George L. Hill (1797-1887) m. 1822 Louisa Verona Hickman (1802-86). 4. William Lewis Hickman (1776-1842) m. 1801 Sarah F. Thompson (1782-1848). 5. Henry Hickman (1755-1804) m. Phebe Byrd Eastham. 6. James Hickman m. 1744 Hannah Lewis (1722-1822). James Hickman (1724-1816) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. John Gillison's company, 10th Virginia regiment. He was born in Williamsburg, Va.; died in Clark County, Ky. Also No. 109090. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BEATTY, THOMAS D CONKLIN, FRANCIS O DE WITT 05/18/1881 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1900 Census Beatty, Thomas Loc: 2 Ward Clinton, De Witt Co Film: 297 Bk: 2 P: 27 More About THOMAS OTHO BEATTY: Fact 1: 1933, Buried Clinton, Illinois Children of THOMAS BEATTY and FRANCES CONKLIN are: i. HALLIE9 BEATTY. ii. WINIFRED BEATTY. Generation No. 3 6. EDWIN MORRIS9 BEATTY (GEORGE HILL8, ISAAC BEALL7, WILLIAM BEALL6, JOHN CONRAD5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, JOHN2, PARENTS OF JOHN AND1 THOMAS) was born 1886, and died 1967. He married (1) FLORENCE MAY MARTIN. He married (2) DELSIE REBECCA MILES. More About EDWIN MORRIS BEATTY: Fact 1: lived Illinois Children of EDWIN BEATTY and FLORENCE MARTIN are: i. CLARENCE EDWIN10 BEATTY. ii. HAROLD MARTIN BEATTY. iii. LOREN BERLE BEATTY. iv. ROBERT ELWOOD BEATTY. v. MARY ELNA BEATTY. vi. ELVIN EUGENE BEATTY. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 2:40 PM Subject: [BP2000] John W. Beatty, Mother Phebe, Illinois, Civil War John W. Beatty, Co. "E" 20th Illinois Infantry; mother Phebe L. (application # 473,019)

1870 Clintonia, Dewitt Co., Illinois p 38A Isaac B. Beatty 52 Ohio Phebe L. 45 KY Isaac Jr. Ohio George W. 16 Ill. Mary E. 13 Ill. Thomas O. 11 Ill. Illinois Death Index 1916-1938 NAME/GENDER/RACE/DEATH CERTIFICATE #/DOD/COUNTY/TWP BEATTY, PHOEBE L F/W 0011243 12/22/1917 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, ERNEST HENRY M/W 0200078 04/07/1931 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, FRANCES F/W 0000884 01/26/1920 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, HENRY GRUSH M/W 0200108 06/24/1926 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, HENRY M M/W 0200017 01/11/1923 DE WITT HARP TWP BEATTY, MARY ELLEN F/W 0011134 05/11/1917 DE WITT CLINTON BEATTY, WILLIAM TURNER M/W 62YR 0014539 04/27/1935 DE WITT CLINTON

In a message dated 3/10/2004 6:20:57 PM Mountain Standard Time, laurelbaty@comcast.net writes: 1880 Lima, Adams Co., Ill p204D George Batey 63 TN, TN, TN Elizabeth Batey 56 PA, PA, PA Fredreic Batey 22 IL, TN, PA BATTEY, AMELIA LOUISE F/W 0010215 07/09/1922 ADAMS KEEN TWP BEATTY, ANNA F/W 2010589 12/22/1923 ADAMS QUINCY BEATTY, ERDE M/W 2010571 12/15/1928 ADAMS QUINCY BEATTY, OLE DEWITT M/W 0010229 09/01/1926 ADAMS LIMA TWP BEATTY, PERRY M/W 2010305 07/11/1924 ADAMS QUINCY BEATTY, PHOEBE ELENORE F/W 0013999 05/05/1921 ADAMS QUINCY BEATTY, SARAH H F/W 0000137 01/07/1921 ADAMS QUINCY BEATY, GEORGANN F/W 0010193 10/15/1933 ADAMS LIMA TWP BEATY, GEORGE P M/W 2010040 01/23/1933 ADAMS QUINCY BEATY, NORA F/W 0003457 02/07/1921 ADAMS QUINCY

William Beaty, Co "B" 78th Illinois Infantry, mother Elizabeth (application #284,975) On June 9, 1881 Elizabeth Beatty aged 58 filed a mother's claim for Pension; she was a resident of Adams County, Illinois. She states that she is the mother of William Beatty who enlisted at Marcelline, Illinois on August 12, 1862 in Company "B" of the 78th Regiment of Illinois Volunteer Infantry in the war or rebellion and who was "killed at battle of Jonesboro Georgia, September 1, 1864 having received gun shot wounds or balls in breast or vitals, was carried off the field and died shortly afterward." She further states that she was married to the father of the soldier on August 8, 1841 at Marcelline, Illinois. Her husband was unable to support her family due to age and infirmity. At the death of William Elizabeth had two children under the age of 16: George Perry Beatty, born Dec. 3, 1849 and Frederick Beatty born Feb. 27, 1858. William Beatty and William Jenkins are witnesses to the signature of Elizabeth Beatty. In June of 1881, Rhoda Whitcomb states that "she is well acquainted with George Beaty and Elizabeth Beaty the father and mother of William Beaty who was a Private in Co B 78th Regt Ill Volunteer Infantry, affiant further states that she was personally present at the birth of the said William Beaty which occurred December 27th 1842." A certified copied of the marriage of George Beaty and Elizabeth Huberling shows that they married August 8, 1841 in Adams County, Illinois. William Jenkins and William Miller of Adams County state that they were in the same company as William and "saw the dead body of said William Beaty." Isaac Lee of Adams County, the attorney appointed by Elizabeth Beatty to prosecute her claim writes the following letter: Important Hon Commissioner of Pensions Washington D. C. Claim for Pension Elizabeth Beatty, mother Wm Beatty, Co. B. 78th Reg Ill Infantry. Dear Sir, I desire particularly that your attention be directed to this claim as one that after I had learned the facts I did not want sent to your office. The old Gentleman and Lady who made this claim I was informed, after the first paper was made out, is worth in property several thousand $10,000. I immediately wrote to these claimants stating what I had learned, told them I had withheld the claim, and requested them to call and get the papers, and the money they had paid me to cover expenses and that I could not send it if such was the fact. Beaty called on me denied his being worth so much and was angry that I had not "sent in the mother's claim." I then told him if he insisted I would send it but at the same time I would write also what I had been informed and that if it were true his or her claim would be rejected. I have since made inquiry from credible persons and do believe that he is worth from 3,00 to $15,000 and therefore do not think that he is entitled to a dollar of pension or the mother as a dependent. Of course I have no right to presume or Judge. But I want you to feel that I will not knowingly allow anything to leave this office that is not in every way worthy of your consideration and favor. The Bounty I think these claimants are entitled to but the pension as I told him I do not. I would not have sent the declaration had I been certain as now that they were not dependent in part. Most Respectfully, Isaac S. Lee William Hightower, Post Master at Marcelline, Illinois writes: Elizabeth Beaty and husband Mr. Beaty has a good farm the same farm he owned in 1864 and at that time as far as I know enjoyed reasonable good health and had a comfortable support for his family, it has always been about as it is now including 1864, good. He is a man in good standing here in comfortable circumstances and beyond want. 1850, Ursa, Adams Co., Illinois, p 314 George Beaty 34 TN Elizabeth 21 PA William 8 Ill Charles A. 5 Ill Rosealtha 3 Ill George P. 1 Ill 1860, Lima, Adams Co., Ill. p 377 Geo Beatty 43 farmer $4,000; $1,000, TN Elizabeth 36 TN William 17 Ill Charles 14 Ill Rosealtha 12 Ill George P. 10 Ill Frederic 2 Ill 1870, Lima Twp., Adams Co., Ill p249A George Batey 53 $4000, $1058 TN Eliz. 47 PA George 20 Ill Ford 12 Ill 1880 Lima, Adams Co., Ill p204D George Batey 63 TN, TN, TN Elizabeth Batey 56 PA, PA, PA Fredreic Batey 22 IL, TN, PA Laurel Baty, L252