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I left out the following title: From "The B. O. Gaines History of Scott County, Volume I" MCMV Pages 28-29 (1st entry in message) Laurel Baty, L252 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 06, 2004 8:18 PM Subject: [BP2000] History Scott County, KY > >From 1811 to 1830 these gentlemen either moved into or was raised up in the > county and came into prominence: > JAMES FRANKLIN BEATTY > > Page 47 (War With Mexico) > Company "A" Third Regiment Kentucky Foot Volunteers > The privates were as follows: > JAS. BEATY > > Page 154 > > Road from Georgetown to Cynthiana > The County Court in 1796, made the following order: > The viewers appointed to view the road John Juett wishes to make leading > from Georgetown to Cynthiana, this day made their report in these word: To > the worshipful Court of Scott county, in compliance to your worshipful order > we have viewed the road which John Juett wished made, from Georgetown to > Cynthiana; also the building of a bridge and keeping the same as we judge > it, absolutely necessary if said road is established. > JAMES BEATY > Alex McCoy > Alex McHatton. > > Page 242 > County Clerks > JAMES F. BEATY 1862 - 1869 > > Page 254 > Paying for Wolves Heads > Court was held Tuesday March 26, 1793, B. Collins presiding Justice. The > Court proceeded to allow the following claims: > > JOHN BEATTY, for patrolling, 15 shillings > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > The Threaded Mail List Archiver at RootsWeb > A powerful search engine.... Try it! >

Hi, This was sent to the Cumberland, England mailing list. I asked for permission to send it to our list.. I also invited both parties to come join us.. Nelda ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Petra Mitchinson" <Petra.Mitchinson@doctors.org.uk> To: CUMBERLAND-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [CUL] Dr Francis Beattie GRAHAM Date: Sat, 6 Mar 2004 00:07:38 -0000 Hi Anne, Here are the exact wordings of the children's baptisms (not births!) from the Arthuret Bishop's Transcripts. Unfortunately the marriages in the BTs finish in 1855. Baptism 1860, Mar. 23d: Margaret Amy, of Francis Beattie & Margaret GRAHAM, Longtown, Surgeon. Baptism 1861, Octr. 3d: Catharine, Dau of Francis & Margaret GRAHAM, Longtown, Surgeon. Baptism 1863, Mar 27th: Frank Ernest, Son of Francis Beattie & Margaret GRAHAM, Longtown, Surgeon. Burial 1863, Dec. 3d.: Frank Ernest GRAHAM, Longtown, aged 11 months. Baptism 1864, Octr. 30th: Mary Constance, Dau of Francis Beaty & Margaret GRAHAM, Longtown, Surgeon. Baptism 1866, Dec. 2d: Arthur, Son of Francis Beattie & Margaret GRAHAM, Longtown, Surgeon. Baptism 1868, Sep. 13th: Francis, of Francis & Margaret GRAHAM, Eskbank, Medical Doctor. [I transcribed the child's name as Francis, but may have misread the name.] Unfortunately the BTs finish after 1870. Francis GRAHAM is not listed amongst the Surgeons in Longtown and vicinity in Slater's 1855 Directory for Cumberland. I could not find him in the 1851 census for the Longtown area either. However, here is the family in the 1861 census for Longtown: RG9, Piece 3911, Enumeration District No. 3, schedule 27 (sorry, I do not have folio and page number) Address: Graham Street Francis B. GRAHAM, Head, married, age 38, M.R.C.S. Edin. General Practitioner, born Scotland Margaret GRAHAM, wife, married, age 35, Surgeons Wife, born CUL Longtown Margaret A. GRAHAM, daughter, age 1, Surgeons Daur, born CUL Longtown Jannet EASTON, servant, unmarried, age 22, Serv., born Scotland And in 1871: RG10, Piece 5213, Enumeration District No. 3, schedule 2 Address: Esk Street Francis B. GRAHAM, Head, married, age 48, Doctor L.R.C.S. Edinburgh, born Scotland Margaret GRAHAM, wife, married, age 45, born CUL Arthuret Margaret A. GRAHAM, daughter, age 11, born CUL Longtown Catherine GRAHAM, daughter, age 9, born CUL Longtown Mary Constance GRAHAM, daughter, age 6, born CUL Longtown Arthur GRAHAM, son, age 4, born CUL Longtown Frances GRAHAM, daughter, age 2, born CUL Longtown John W. GRAHAM, son, age 2 months, born CUL Longtown Mary S. ELLIOT, servant, unmarried, age 35, General Servant, born Scotland Mary A. LITTLE, servant, unmarried, age 15, Nurse, born CUL Kirklinton Hope this helps. Petra ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Hollingshead" <hollies@melbpc.org.au> To: <CUMBERLAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 12:15 AM Subject: [CUL] Dr Francis Beattie GRAHAM > Would anyone know anything about this family please. Unfortuneately they > left before the 1881 Census > > Anne > > > Francis Beattie GRAHAM > > Parents: John GRAHAM and Janet JOHNSTONE > Life Range: 1823 - 14 Nov 1893 > > 1823 Birth: Ecclesfechan, Sct.. > 1826 Spouse: Margaret TINNING (1826-1910). Born in Oakshawhill, Longtown, > CUL., ENG.. Died on 14 Mar 1910 in Waikumite, Aukland, N.Z.. > 1858 Marriage: Margaret TINNING (1826-1910). > 23 Mar 1860 Child born (#1): Margaret Amy GRAHAM (1860- ). Born in > Arthuret Parish, CUL., ENG.. > 3 Oct 1861 Child born (#2): Catherine GRAHAM (1861- ). Born in > Arthuret Parish, CUL., ENG.. > 27 Mar 1863 Child born (#3): Frank Ernest GRAHAM (1863- ). Born in > Arthuret Parish, CUL., ENG.. > 3 Oct 1864 Child born (#4): May Constance GRAHAM (1864- ). > 2 Dec 1866 Child born (#5): Arthur GRAHAM (1866- ). Born in > Arthuret Parish, CUL., ENG.. > 13 Sep 1868 Child born (#6): Fanny GRAHAM (1868- ). Born in > Arthuret Parish, CUL., ENG.. > Abt 1871 Child born (#7): John GRAHAM (Abt 1871- ). Born in > Arthuret Parish, CUL., ENG.. > 1879 Immigration: New Zealand. > 14 Nov 1893 Death: Okaihau, Bay Of Islands, N.Z.. > > RESIDENCE: Farm at Bay of Islands > > IMMIGRATION: Assissted Immigrants 1879 (Mary) > > BURIAL: > Buried 16.11.1893 at Anglican Cemetery > Okaihau, Bay of Islands, New Zealand. > The headstone on the grave states "In memory of Francis and Margaret" > > ______________________________ ==== CUMBERLAND Mailing List ==== Have you visited GENUKI recently? http://www.genuki.org.uk/ _________________________________________________________________ Store more e-mails with MSN Hotmail Extra Storage – 4 plans to choose from! http://click.atdmt.com/AVE/go/onm00200362ave/direct/01/

>From 1811 to 1830 these gentlemen either moved into or was raised up in the county and came into prominence: JAMES FRANKLIN BEATTY Page 47 (War With Mexico) Company "A" Third Regiment Kentucky Foot Volunteers The privates were as follows: JAS. BEATY Page 154 Road from Georgetown to Cynthiana The County Court in 1796, made the following order: The viewers appointed to view the road John Juett wishes to make leading from Georgetown to Cynthiana, this day made their report in these word: To the worshipful Court of Scott county, in compliance to your worshipful order we have viewed the road which John Juett wished made, from Georgetown to Cynthiana; also the building of a bridge and keeping the same as we judge it, absolutely necessary if said road is established. JAMES BEATY Alex McCoy Alex McHatton. Page 242 County Clerks JAMES F. BEATY 1862 - 1869 Page 254 Paying for Wolves Heads Court was held Tuesday March 26, 1793, B. Collins presiding Justice. The Court proceeded to allow the following claims: JOHN BEATTY, for patrolling, 15 shillings Laurel Baty, L252

>From "A History of the Baptist Church at the Stamping Ground, Ky. 1795" by J. W. Singer, Church Clerk, 1970 Part II - Church Roll Page 140 BEATY John, Letter April 1799 Sally, Letter July 1822 Nancy, Bapt. Sept. 1828 Amanda M., letter Oct. 1833. married Walter. Dis. Aug. 1834 George Bapt. July 1833. Died 1862 Patsy, Bapt. July 1833. Feb. 1846 Caroline, married Stiffler. Bapt. July 1838. dis. May 1846 -1861 Martha, married Ford. Bapt. July 1838. dis. Aug. 1846. Died March 1857 Virginia (Miller) Bapt. Aug. 1838 William S., Bapt. July 1838. Dis. Aug. 1856 Rachel, received Aug. 1840. Died 1844 Laura, letter June 1847 Elizabeth Brooking, Bapt. July 1849 Polly Adams, died 1851. George, Jr. Bapt. 1849. Died 1858 America, Bapt. Aug. 1852 Laurel Baty, L252

Found these listed as Medal of Honor winners: http://www.army.mil/cmh-pg/mohciv.htm BEATTY, ALEXANDER M. Rank and organization: Captain, Company F, 3d Vermont Infantry. Place and date: At Cold Harbor, Va., 5 June 1864. Entered service at: Vermont. Born: 29 July 1828, Ryegate, Vt. Date of issue: 25 April 1894. Citation: Removed, under a hot fire, a wounded member of his command to a place of safety. BEATY, POWHATAN Rank and organization: First Sergeant, Company G, 5th U.S. Colored Troops. Place and date: At Chapins Farm, Va., 29 September 1864. Entered service at: Delaware County, Ohio. Birth: Richmond, Va. Date of issue: 6 April 1865. Citation: Took command of his company, all the officers having been killed or wounded, and gallantly led it. Nel L2

>From "Cumberland County [Kentucky] Survey Records" compiled by Laura lee Butler and Randolph N. Smith, copyright 1975, Leeran Publishers >From the introduction: "In early Cumberland County history most transfers of land were made by assignment of surveys instead of by deed records. We though that an abstract and cross-index of these records would contribute to our county historical material." Abbreviations: A = acre As. = assignee J = joins M = marker cc = chain carriers Page 25 James Campbell 100 a joining Jesse Smith, WIDOW BATY and his own 7/16/1825 A119 Page 74 ANDREW BEATTY 113 a Lick Branch; 9/11/1810; A-355; j Phelps Reeds; cc. - JAMES BEATTY & Jacob Harley JAMES BEATTY 150 a. Lick Creek; 9/12/1810; A-356; j. WILLIAM BEATTY, ALEXANDER BEATTY; cc - ANDREW & ALEXANDER BEATTY Page 75 ALEXANDER BEATTY 82 a. Lick Creek; 8/27/1811; A-363; j. JAMES BEATTY, Phelps Reeds; cc. JAMES and WILLIAM BEATTY Page 94 JAMES BEATTY 150 a. Lick creek; 9/12/1816; A-412; j. WILLIAM BEATTY, ALEXANDER BEATTY; cc. -ANDREW & ALEXANDER BEATTY ALEXANDER BEATY 50 a. Spring Ck.; 9/10/1816; A-444; j. Sarah Rosse; cc Samuel Hopkins, Jr., Richard Hopkins; Sam Hopkins, Sr. Page 96 ANDREW BEATTY 200 a. Lick Ck.; 11/23/1816; A-452; j. JAMES BEATY, John Dent, Thomas Wood, Elliott, Reed; cc ALEX BEATY, Thos Cox; Thos Wood, m Page 108 ALEXANDER BATY 100 a. Lick Branch; 10/8/1818; A-501; j. Filp Reed, ANDREW BATY; cc.- JOHN & ROBT. BATY; ALEX BATY, M Page 120 ALEXANDER BATY 42 A. Lick Ck.; 3/22/1819, A-550; j Reeds, BATY, ANDREW BATY, John McDonald; cc WM. BATY & John Simons ANDREW BATY, AS. Of Joseph Gwin, As. Of David Cole, As. Of Samuel Col, As. Of Milton King 55 ½ a. Lick Creek; 3/15/1819; A-551; CC ALEX BATY & JOHN BATY Page 125 ALEXANDER BATY 35 ½ ¾ a. part of 100 a. Spring Ck.; 12/23/1819; A-573; j. Thomas Wood, James Wood; cc JAMES & ABNER BATY ALEXANDER BATY 13 ¾ a. part of 100 a. Spring Ck.; 12/23/1819; A-572; j. Thomas Wood, James Wood; cc JAMES & ABNER BATY Page 126 ALEXANDER BEATY 100 a. Lick Ck.; 3/3/1820; A-557; j. John Kirkem, Felps Reed, John McDonald; cc WM BATY & John Simons, ALEX. BATY, m. Page 127 Alexander Hays, As. Of Joseph Start, As. Of JOHN BEATY, As. Of John Hall 50 a. Spring Ck.; 6/14/1820, A-581; j James Boiters, cc David Crockett & Robert Elder; James Boiter, m. Page 130 John McDonald 300 a. Smith Ck.; 7/15/1821; A-595; j. George Highsaw, Tenn. State Line, Phelps Reed, ANDREW BEATY; cc George Highsaw & ALEX BEATY; James Brock, m. Page 132 Archibald Story sen., As. of ALEXANDER BEATY 50 a. Wolf River; 9/19/1821; A-604 Page 133 Granville Bowman 116 a. Lick Ck.; 3/23/1822; A-606; George Highsaw ANDREW BEATY, John McDaniels, BEATY'S stillhouse, ELENOR MEEK, JAMES BATEY, Thos. Cox. George Highsaw, As. of Lemeul Stockton 50 a. Lick Ck.; 3/23/1822; A-607; j. Highsaw, ELENOR MEEK, BEATY, John McDaniel Page 135 ANDREW BEATY 100 a. Lick Branch; A-617; 3/28/1822; j. ALEX BEATY, Jesse Smith, Joshua Frank; cc ALEXANDER & THOMAS BEATY Page 136 Simon Huddleston, As. of ANDREW BEATTY 170 a Spring Ck. & Wolf River; A-620; 5/4/1822; j. wm. Thresher, wm Hood Page 151 THOMAS BEATTY 39 a. Spring Creek; B-47; 3/8/1825; j. ALEXANDER BEATTY, Wm. Frogg, Thomas Cox, JAMES BEATTY'S Sr., Wm. BEATTY; cc James Sewell & ALEXANDER BEATTY; THOMAS BEATTY Thomas Province As. of Elijah Hutchenson, As. of THOMAS BEATTY Spring Ck.; B-48; 3/12/1825; j Nancy Davidson, wm Wood, Province Page 152 ROBERT BEATY 60 a. Lick Creek; B-49; 3/24/1825; j. ALEXANDER BEATTY, John McDonald, John Kirkham; cc Abraham Jones, WM BEATTY; ROBERT BEATTY, m. Page 155 ALEXANDER BEATY 50 ¾ a. Lick Creek; B-63; 8/24/1825; j. state line, George Heighsaw, ANDREW BEATTY; cc WM & ROBERT BEATTY; Thomas Cox, m. JOSEPH BEATTY, As. of Wm. BEATTY 200 a; B-63; 9/27/1825; j. ALEXANDER BEATTY, THOS BEATTY, JAMES BEATTY, THOS. & JAMES BEATTY, Dents; cc ALEXANDER BEATTY & WM SIMMMONS Page 161 WM. TRAVIS, as. of THOMAS BEATTY 39 a Lick Creek; B-91; 4/22/1826; j. ALEXANDER BEATTY, Wm. Frogg, WM. BEATTY, JAMES BEATTY, Thos Cox Page 217 William Frogg Vs. WILLIAM & THOS BEATY; B-358; 9-6-1825; Deed made from Phelps Reed to ANDREW BEATY father of deft. For 20 a. Lick Creek Laurel Baty, L252

>From "Cumberland County Kentucky Deed Records Abstract and Index" compiled by Laura Lee Butler and Randolph N. Smith, copyright 1975 Leeran Publishers Page 58 Jacob Meek of Bledsoe Co. Tenn. to ALEXANDER BEATY deed Clear Fork of Spring Creek; 7/23/1816; C-133 Page 64 ANDREW BEATY to ___ Davidson of Overton Co., Tenn. land on Caney Fork of Wolf; June 1817; C-262 Page 66 ALEXANDER BEATY to David Cole deed Clear Fork Spring Creek; 6/11/1817; C-318 Page 128 ALEXANDER BEATY to Reuben Flowers land on Spring Creek: 8/25/1826; F-191 Page 149 ANDREW BEATY to Charles Silvers land on Clear Fork of Spring Creek; 5/3/1830; G-95 Page 151 JAMES BEATY of Rutherford County, Tenn. to ROBERT BEATY land on Lick Creek; 3/27/1830; G-137 Page 157 ROBERT BEATY & wife Elizabeth to Anthony Flowers of Overton Co. Tenn. land on Lick Creek; 4/6/1831; G-220 Page 169 ROBERT BEATY of Saline Co., MO to William Graves of Fentress Co., Tenn. land on Lick Creek; mentions father WILLIAM BEATY; 4/7/1833; H-130B Page 171 ALEXANDER BEATY to Adam Means land on BEATY Creek; 2/1/1833; H-190 Page 432 Polly Ann Lackey for natural love and affection to Carcus T. Smith 2/9, ELIZABETH BEATTY 1/9, to Mc. Smith 1/9, to sally Nelson 1/9, to Henrietta E. Campbell 1/9, to Martha Jane Smith 1/9 of tract where I now live; not to have land until death of her mother Edith Smith; 11/17/1865; Q-623 Laurel Baty, L252

Forwarded from Marv Beatty Lineage 44: Dear Cousins far and wide, Earlier this year Earl Beaty, who administers the Beatty DNA project suggested that we would make more progress obtaining male Beattys for ychromsome DNA tests if there were a fund to help defray part or all of the cost of the standard 25 marker ychromosome test. This endeavor has been publicized in the Beatty DNA website, and a fund of $394.67 has been accumulated. With this modest bankroll we are asking everyone in the BP2000 project to consider doing one or more of the following: 1) locate one or more living male Beattys in your lineage whose DNA data would be likely to help solve a genealogical mystery, 2) encourage that (those) man/men to consider submitting DNA for testing by Family Tree DNA, the commercial firm that does the testing for the Beatty DNA project, 3) make a donation to the Beatty DNA Fund so that more male Beattys who lack financial resources can be tested. Here's how to proceed: For numbers 1) and 2) above, go to the Beatty DNA website http://www.egroups.com/groupGenMatch and read the information there to become familiar with that project and its results to date, then contact one or more male Beattys and encourage them to consider becoming part of the group of Beatty men who have been tested (~43 to date). If cost appears to be a barrier to their participation please contact me to see if the Beatty DNA Fund mentioned above can help them become a participant; for number 3) above: if you want to sponsor the cost of a 25 marker y chromosome test for a male Beatty yourself contact Family Tree DNA www.familytreedna.com and they will allow you to request a test kit and pay via credit card or check. Be sure to mention that the test is part of the Beatty surname project. If you wish to donate to the Beatty DNA fund that will be used to pay for 25 marker y chromosome DNA tests of male Beattys you can send money to the Beatty DNA Pay Pal account at my email address above, or mail checks payable to Beatty DNA to Marvin T. Beatty 4702 Waukesha St. Madison WI 53705. All funds received will be used for tests; no overhead. Thanks in advance for any donations.

Just sharing something I found. Not my family. Montgomery County Genealogical Society Vol 26 No 1, p. 27 Prairie Farmer 1918- Random Listings Example: Name: (wife's maiden name); Children; Address; Farm Location; Owner & # of acres; Tenant & # of acres Land Owner; (year first in county); Telephone Service. BEATY, Isaac; (Martha (JONES); Ch: James, Marguerite, Halbert, *Orval, *Ruth; Virden R2; Bois D'Arc, Sec 11; T 160 acres - T.B. Tony; (1860); Tel. Virden.

Washington Allen, Private in Company "A" 135th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers; foster mother Jane A. Beatty (application # 312,251). On January 10, 1884 Jane A. Beatty, aged 73 and a resident of Indiana County, Pennsylvania files a Mother's Claim for pension. She states that she is foster mother of Washington Allen who enlisted at Indiana, Pa. on August 14, 1862 in Company "A" 135th Pa. Volunteers as a Private in the war of the rebellion and who died "in the patent office in Washington D. C. of Typhoid fever and pneumonia on the 12th day of December A. D. 1862." Jane states that she married the father of her "adopted" son in Ireland at a date and time not remembered and that they never had any children. E. Paige and Joseph Swartz are witnesses to Jane Beatty's signature. >From a deposition by Jane A. Beatty: "My husband James I. Beatty is living, but we having no children, we adopted Washington Allen, who was legally bound to us at the age of one year and ten months as our legal heir. We willed the said Washington Allen our entire possessions prior to the 14 of August 1862, the said will is now on file in the 2d Auditors office in Washington D. C., that in December after the death of our adopted son Washington Allen, we received from the Government the sum of $52.00 for back pay and allowance and $25.00 for funeral expenses making (several words obscured by fold) to enlistment we were partially dependent on deceased; for he knowing he was our selected heir assumed the control of our affairs financially; that in his death we lost, I can freely say, our only stay in our old age, for no one has since or ever can take his place with us. As to my husband's loyalty, it is enough to know that nothing but his age debarred him from enlisting in the cause of his country, he was then, at the time of our adopted sons enlistment over fifty years of age, and was rejected on that account. Our claim is not so much for past or even present dependence but from the fact that he was willed our entire possessions prior to enlistment would make him our sole and entire dependence. We are now aged and infirm and necessarily must come a charge to some one soon if life lasts -Enclosed you will find a tabulated Statement from the Commissioners clerk of our county of our taxable property since 1867. We have no desire to attempt to impress the Department that we are low and groveling but we do think as our case stands unbiased of all prejudices that we are entitled to some consideration from the Department. But Sir Commissioners whatever your decision is, in our case, knowing the facts as herein represented we bow in submission, at the same time there is deep down in our breast the knowledge that, we gave our treasure and our all, to our country's cause, in her hour of peril, and if there is nothing due, we ask nothing." Jane A. Beatty An excerpt from a letter dated January 21, 1884, written by Jane's lawyer, Harvey J. Fulmer: "the old people are quite illiterate and Irish, who bequeathed their entire possessions to this Washington Allen, their legally adopted heir. And they now retain the impression that had he lived he would be their support and Stay in their declining years, as viewed by the County Court Clerks Statement-you will see they possess ample means for their maintenance. But they, as I have said have the impression that their sacrificing their legal heir for their Country, and their unquestioned loyalty to "their Country" entitles them to some consideration from the Government now in their old age. So you see how the matter stands and if in your opinion there is no show of anything for them, please write them a private letter, telling them why their claim cannot be allowed, for as I have said they are ignorant people, and I know a few lines from you, will settle the matter forever, and do more than a weeks talk and reasoning by me. 1860, Indiana County, Armstrong Township, p14A James I. Beaty 58 Ire Jane Beaty 58 Ire Washington Beaty 18 PA 1870 Indiana County, Armstrong Twp, p14A James Beaty 67 Ire Jane Beaty 70 Ire Sarah Beaty 8 PA 1880 West Indian, Indiana County, PA, p 26D James Beaty 70 IRE, IRE, IRE Jane Beaty 80 IRE, IRE, IRE Sarah Beaty, servant PA, PA, PA Laurel Baty, L252

William Beaty Company "G" 139th New York Infantry; father William Beaty On August 15, 1866 William Beaty aged 60 and a resident of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York applied for a Father's Pension. He states that he is the father of William Beaty who was a private in Company "G" commanded by Jeptha A. Jones in the 139th Regiment of New York Infantry Volunteers in the war of 1861 and who was killed at Andersonville, Georgia on or about October 9, 1864 of "disease contracted while a prisoner." William Beaty (father) married Julia A. Beaty at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on January 15, 1832 and remains married. This claim was abandoned because William could not prove his dependence upon his son nor the date of his marriage. 1850, Brooklyn, 4th Ward Kings County, New York, page 319 William Beaty 41 NY Julia 48 PA Caroline 16 PA Sarah 13 PA William 7 PA Bloomfield 4 PA Sidney Welsley 18 NY 1860, 5th Ward Kings County, New York, page 320 William Beaty 54 NY Julia 57 PA William 17 PA Bloomfield 14 PA 1870, Brooklyn Ward 20, Kings County page 112 William Beatty 58 PA Julia Beatty 60 PA Sarah 8 NY Bloomfield 24 PA Benjamin Hanly 33 NY Caroline Hanly 34 PA Laurel Baty, L252

Andrew J. Beaty, Company "B" 2nd Tennessee Infantry, widow Jane, J. Gunter, guardian (certificate #130,712) Jane Beaty aged 30 and a resident of Clinton County, Kentucky applied for a widow's Army Pension on May 20, 1865. She is the widow of Andrew J. Beaty who was a Private in Company B commanded by Captain Millsaps in the 2nd Regiment of East Tennessee Infantry Volunteers in the War of 1861 and who died at Belle Island, Virginia in February of 1864 {soldier was a Prisoner of war, captured at Rogersville, Tennessee Nov. 6, 1863). Jane and Andrew were married on Dec. 24, 1854. Jane's Post Office address is Albany, Clinton County, Kentucky and her domicile is Fentress County, Tennessee. "She has two children issue of the above name soldier (viz) John A. Beaty born April 26 day 1860 and James Beaty born Dec. 8, 1863. In November of 1868 Jane Gunter, aged 31 and a resident of Fentress County, Tennessee filed an application for an Army Pension as guardian of minor children. She states that she is the guardian of John A. Beaty who is a minor child of Andrew J. Beaty. She states that she is the mother of John A. Beaty and that she married William Gunter on July 18, 1866. John A. Beaty was born April 26, 1861 (different date from 1st application). Rebecca Ragin and Mary Tutor state that they were present at the birth of John A. Beaty: "we further state that we acted as nurses at the birth of said child & that it is the only heir of said soldier." John F. Beaty and Rebecca Ragin of Fentress & Overton Counties state that "they are well acquainted with Jane Beaty, widow of Andrew J. Beaty who was a Private Co "B" 2nd Regt Tenn. Vols that they were married on the 24th day of Dec. 1854 by one Joseph Beckman, a Justice of the Peace of Overton County Tenn." A clerk from Overton County states "no record of the marriage of Andrew J. Baty with Jane Ragin is now in existence in my office such records having been destroid (sic) during the late rebellion." Joseph Beckman states "on or about the 24th day of December 1854 in the county of Overton, Tennessee he solemnized the rites of Matrimony between A. J. Beaty and Jane Reggan." A copy of the marriage record of Jane Beaty to William Gunter is in this file-the marriage occurred in Fentress County, Tennessee. Jane Gunter states "the reason why the child James was not mentioned in the Guardians application is that said child died before the passage of the law allowing $2.00 per month for minors under sixteen years." 1860 Fentress County Tennessee, District 11, page 58 Andrew J. Beaty 29 KY Jane Beaty 25 TN John A. Beaty 1/12 TN 1870 Jamestown, Fentress County, TN page 589 William Gunter 24 Jane 35 John 10 James 5 Cynthia 3 Mary 1 Mary 20 domestic servant Laurel Baty, L252

I found them in 1850: Armstrong County Pennsylvania, Perry Township, page 3 William Beaty 45 PA Elizabeth M. 34 PA John L. 16 PA Thomas S. 13 PA Saml R. 10 PA Geo W. 5 PA Ben F. 1 PA Jane Beaty 83 IRE Laurel Baty, L252 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 9:15 PM Subject: [BP2000] Samuel R. Beatty, mother Eliza, PA, CA, Civil War > Samuel R. Beatty (certificate # 24,610), Company "C" 40th PA Infantry; > mother Eliza A. Beatty (certificate 255,176) > > [This is a complicated file-I can only abstract a small portion of it] > > There is a "Certificate Of Disability For Discharge" in this file. It > states that Samuel R. Beatty was born in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. > Samuel was wounded at the Battle of Gaines Mill 27th June 1862. "I certify > that I have carefully examined the said Samuel R. Beatty of Captain Louden's > Company, and find him incapable of performing the duties of a soldier > because of two gun shot wounds, one in the right shoulder and the other near > the spine. Disability, one half (1/2)." > > On December 8, 1863 Samuel R. Beatty, aged 21 and a resident of Butler > Township, Pennsylvania filed a claim for an Invalid Pension. He states that > he received the following wounds: "A wound caused by a ball passing through > the right shoulder and arm and also one caused by a ball entering the back > and still lodged in the left groin." > > In November of 1880 Eliza A. Beatty, aged 63 and a resident of Butler > County, Pennsylvania, files a claim for a Mother's Pension. She states that > she is the mother of Samuel R. Beatty of Company "C" 11th regiment of > Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died "from lung disease caused by a gun shot > wound thru left lung, received in line of duty." She states that Samuel > died February 24, 1866. She states that she is the widow of William Beatty > who died October 2, 1854, aged 48 years. > > In 188 Thomas S. Beatty, aged 51, and James M. Shepard, aged 45, give the > following "General Affidavit": > "The following are the particulars as nearly as we can give them concerning > the sickness and death of Saml R. Beatty. They both worked with said > soldier at painting after he returned from the army. He complained of his > ??, groin and shoulder hurting him where he was shot. His wounds got worse > every day until he had to quit work and was at last confined to his bed. He > still complained of his wounds. The pain from his shoulder finally extended > into his breast or lung. A cough set in and a general depression and > exhaustion of the whole system and death ensued. They were present at his > death & with him the greater part of the time that he was sick." > > Statement from W. J. Beatty and Mathies Sedwick: > > "Eliza A. Beatty's residence & Post Office address in 1866 was Bruin, Butler > Co., Pa and up to 1870 from 1870 to 1876 residence & Post Office address was > North Bloomfield, Trumbull Co and since 1876 up to 1886 the present > residence & P. O. address is Bruin, Butler Co., Pa. > Eliza A. Beatty's children are > John L. age 33 in 1866 > Thomas S. aged 28 in 1866 > George W. age 20 in 1866 > Benjamin F. age 18 in 1866 > Wm. J. aged 15 in 1866 > > Eliza A. Beatty resided with her son Samuel R. Beatty before his enlistment > and after he returned home until his death. Her two oldest boys were > married when he enlisted and the other three were too young to support her, > when he enlisted in 1861." > > And in another form by the same two witnesses: > "We can also testify from personal knowledge that Eliza A. Beatty had two > other sons in the Army to wit: > Thomas S. Beatty enlisted February 24, 1864 in Co. "L" 14th Pa. Vol. Cav was > discharged May 23rd 1865 > George W. Beatty was enlisted July 3rd 1863 Co "I" 58 Pa. M. was discharged > Aug. 15, 1863." > > In a document dated August 2, 1889, Hanson A. Davis of Butler County, > Pennsylvania makes the following statement: > She [Eliza A. Beatty] died on the 18th of February 1889 at her son Thos S. > Beatty in Slipperyrock Twp said county. > Her children and heirs surviving her are as follows > John L. Beatty residing at Hilliard (?) Butler County, Pa. > Thomas S. Beatty residing at Slipperyrock Butler Co. Pa > George W. Beatty residing at Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co California > Benj. F. Beatty residing at San Francisco California on Valencia St. > William J. Beatty resides in Butler County, Pa. > There were some other children but they all dead several years ago > > There are two letters from Samuel in this file-I have a little trouble with > his handwriting so I will not transcribe these. One is on a sheet of note > paper with a woman holding an American flag and the following verse: > A song for our banner!"-The watchword recall > Which gave the Republic her station: > "United we stand - divided we fall!" > It made and preserves us a nation! > > 1860 Butler County, Parker Township, Pennsylvania p712 > Elizabeth Beatty 43 PA > Samuel 17 PA > George 17 PA > Benjamin 14 PA > William 11 PA > Thomas 22 PA > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ >

Samuel R. Beatty (certificate # 24,610), Company "C" 40th PA Infantry; mother Eliza A. Beatty (certificate 255,176) [This is a complicated file-I can only abstract a small portion of it] There is a "Certificate Of Disability For Discharge" in this file. It states that Samuel R. Beatty was born in Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. Samuel was wounded at the Battle of Gaines Mill 27th June 1862. "I certify that I have carefully examined the said Samuel R. Beatty of Captain Louden's Company, and find him incapable of performing the duties of a soldier because of two gun shot wounds, one in the right shoulder and the other near the spine. Disability, one half (1/2)." On December 8, 1863 Samuel R. Beatty, aged 21 and a resident of Butler Township, Pennsylvania filed a claim for an Invalid Pension. He states that he received the following wounds: "A wound caused by a ball passing through the right shoulder and arm and also one caused by a ball entering the back and still lodged in the left groin." In November of 1880 Eliza A. Beatty, aged 63 and a resident of Butler County, Pennsylvania, files a claim for a Mother's Pension. She states that she is the mother of Samuel R. Beatty of Company "C" 11th regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died "from lung disease caused by a gun shot wound thru left lung, received in line of duty." She states that Samuel died February 24, 1866. She states that she is the widow of William Beatty who died October 2, 1854, aged 48 years. In 188 Thomas S. Beatty, aged 51, and James M. Shepard, aged 45, give the following "General Affidavit": "The following are the particulars as nearly as we can give them concerning the sickness and death of Saml R. Beatty. They both worked with said soldier at painting after he returned from the army. He complained of his ??, groin and shoulder hurting him where he was shot. His wounds got worse every day until he had to quit work and was at last confined to his bed. He still complained of his wounds. The pain from his shoulder finally extended into his breast or lung. A cough set in and a general depression and exhaustion of the whole system and death ensued. They were present at his death & with him the greater part of the time that he was sick." Statement from W. J. Beatty and Mathies Sedwick: "Eliza A. Beatty's residence & Post Office address in 1866 was Bruin, Butler Co., Pa and up to 1870 from 1870 to 1876 residence & Post Office address was North Bloomfield, Trumbull Co and since 1876 up to 1886 the present residence & P. O. address is Bruin, Butler Co., Pa. Eliza A. Beatty's children are John L. age 33 in 1866 Thomas S. aged 28 in 1866 George W. age 20 in 1866 Benjamin F. age 18 in 1866 Wm. J. aged 15 in 1866 Eliza A. Beatty resided with her son Samuel R. Beatty before his enlistment and after he returned home until his death. Her two oldest boys were married when he enlisted and the other three were too young to support her, when he enlisted in 1861." And in another form by the same two witnesses: "We can also testify from personal knowledge that Eliza A. Beatty had two other sons in the Army to wit: Thomas S. Beatty enlisted February 24, 1864 in Co. "L" 14th Pa. Vol. Cav was discharged May 23rd 1865 George W. Beatty was enlisted July 3rd 1863 Co "I" 58 Pa. M. was discharged Aug. 15, 1863." In a document dated August 2, 1889, Hanson A. Davis of Butler County, Pennsylvania makes the following statement: She [Eliza A. Beatty] died on the 18th of February 1889 at her son Thos S. Beatty in Slipperyrock Twp said county. Her children and heirs surviving her are as follows John L. Beatty residing at Hilliard (?) Butler County, Pa. Thomas S. Beatty residing at Slipperyrock Butler Co. Pa George W. Beatty residing at Los Gatos, Santa Clara Co California Benj. F. Beatty residing at San Francisco California on Valencia St. William J. Beatty resides in Butler County, Pa. There were some other children but they all dead several years ago There are two letters from Samuel in this file-I have a little trouble with his handwriting so I will not transcribe these. One is on a sheet of note paper with a woman holding an American flag and the following verse: A song for our banner!"-The watchword recall Which gave the Republic her station: "United we stand - divided we fall!" It made and preserves us a nation! 1860 Butler County, Parker Township, Pennsylvania p712 Elizabeth Beatty 43 PA Samuel 17 PA George 17 PA Benjamin 14 PA William 11 PA Thomas 22 PA

Hi Donna: Regarding the information in James Beatty's DAR Record listed below: He did not die in Cumberland County, PA as indicated. He was living in and died in Allegheny County, PA, and is buried at the Beulah Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Churchill, PA - Allegheny County. Janet English > Content-Type: text/plain > > BP2000-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 100 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [BP2000] RW Pensions and DAR ["Donna VanZandt" <donavan@netins.n] > #2 [BP2000] "Lost" Bounty Land Warran ["Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.] > #3 [BP2000] Alexander BEATTY - Ulster ["Karen Meng" <kmeng@charter.net>] > #4 Re: [BP2000] Alexander BEATTY - Ul [Sgbt559@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from BP2000-D, mode, send a message to > > BP2000-D-request@rootsweb.com and put the word > UNSUBSCRIBE in the body, NOTHING else, please. > > To switch to mail mode send a message with the word SUBSCRIBE in the body to > > BP2000-L-request@rootsweb.com > > -----A reminder for the BP2000 Web page----- > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > > -----lost a message or new to the list?---- > > Find a message you may have deleted or missed > > Try the archived mail lists > > http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > type in bp2000 > > > > ______________________________> X-Message: #1 > Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 14:04:32 -0600 > From: "Donna VanZandt" <donavan@netins.net> > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <001101c4015a$bf32d300$3752b1cf@DD150S21> > Subject: [BP2000] RW Pensions and DAR > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit > > Noticed this while working on a file. > This is a good reason why it is a good idea to do the research after you > have found your ancestor in DAR. Note James' widow Catherine when applying > for her pension for his Revolutionary service sent in a Bible leaf with her > children and birth dates. Their son James was born in 1803 and could not > have a son Caleb born in 1800 (L-232). > > >From the pension file of James Beaty: > Correct copy of the names and date of the birth of the children of James and > Catharine Beatty filed with the application of Catharine Beatty for a > pension - See case File No.5802- Revolutionary roll. > Eli Beatty born July 31, 1793; Jeane Beatty born April 25, 1797; Reachel > Beatty born Dec'r 3, 1800; William Beatty born Sept. 24, 1801; James Beatty > born Decem. 17, 1803 (written next to William and James Beatty's names is: > There eraseres on the leaf) > The above family record was made on a large Bible leaf and affidavits > identified the record as in the hand writing of James Beatty the soldier & > husband of Catharine the applicant. The widow having died the pension > certificate was payable under act of Feby 2, 1848 to her surviving children > Jane, William, & Jane (note: must be James) The above mentioned Bible leaf > was returned Feby 28, 1887 to W.J. Steen of Pittsburg Pa at his request in > behalf Mrs. Steen who was a grand daughter of James Beatty, through Hon. > James Nagley & desk of Depy Comes. J.J. Bartlett. I certify the above as a > true copy & correct. (signed) N. Robinson, assist chief of division of old > war, Navy & bounty land. > > DAR Record: > Mrs. Elizabeth Beatty Longfellow. > DAR ID Number: 41728 > Born in Chester, Pennsylvania. > Wife of James G. Longfellow. > Descendant of Corp. James Beatty, of Pennsylvania. > Daughter of John E. Beatty and Jane Wood, his wife. > Granddaughter of Caleb Beatty born 1800 and Phebe Pyle, his wife. > Gr.-granddaughter of James Beatty, Jr., and Margaret Pennell, his wife. > Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of James Beatty and Catherine â?", (1768-1849), his > wife, > m. 1792. > James Beatty, (1753-1827), enlisted in Bedford County for three years as > corporal in the 11th Penna. regiment. His widow received a pension. He died > in Cumberland County, Pa. > > Donna L-3 > ______________________________> X-Message: #2 > Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 19:49:15 -0500 > From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <000a01c40182$84be5960$89203744@D3RCP241> > Subject: [BP2000] "Lost" Bounty Land Warrants Found > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > > For all of you who have been laying awake at night wondering where the "lost" > box of Beatty Bounty Land Warrants is-- don't despair, it was "found" today at > the Archives. Box 360 contains Beatie, Beattie, and A - John (there are more > Johns) Beatty. I am preparing an index but will have to go back again to > abstract all of the files. There are quite a number of files-- almost the whole > box. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > ______________________________> X-Message: #3 > Date: Wed, 3 Mar 2004 21:49:38 -0600 > From: "Karen Meng" <kmeng@charter.net> > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <000001c4019b$b7ab9310$6601a8c0@KAREN> > Subject: [BP2000] Alexander BEATTY - Ulster Co, NY > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="us-ascii" > > This information came from genealogy.com. Does anyone claim this > Alexander? > > Ulster County Militia - Second Regiment (New York Revolutionary War > Records, 1775-1840, NY in the Revolution, Vol 1, The Militia, Ulster Co > - 2nd Reg, p. 191) > Lieut. Alexander BEATTY > > Karen > ______________________________> X-Message: #4 > Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2004 00:32:08 EST > From: Sgbt559@aol.com > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Message-ID: <ce.475cee63.2d781958@aol.com> > Subject: Re: [BP2000] Alexander BEATTY - Ulster Co, NY > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" > > This is of BP linage #5

George W. Beatty, Company "I" 49th PA Infantry, mother Parmelia (Certificate # 46,207) On January 16th, 1865 Parmelia Beatty, aged 51 and a resident of Perryville, Juniata County, Pennsylvania filed a "Mother's Declaration for Pension." Parmelia states that she is the mother of George W. Beatty, who was a Private in Company "I" commanded by Captain DeWitt in the 49th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers and who was killed at Spottsylvania, Virginia on May 12, 1864. Parmelia is the widow of Joseph Beatty who died on October 15, 1863. Parmelia and Joseph were married at Bloomfield, Perry County, Pennsylvania on February 28, 1830. John W. Stevenson and George W. Anderson, both of Juniata County, affirm the date of Joseph's death. They also state "Parmelia Beatty has two minor children, one of which is a boy aged 18 years now in the military service of the United States." Letter dated: Huntingdon Pa., April 8, 1887 Sir, I have the honor to report that in pursuance of your letter of instructions of April 1, 1887, I called on Mrs. Mary H. Baldwin, daughter of the above named pensioner and obtained from her the pension check which came into her hands after her mother's death. Mrs. Beatty was 74 years of age at the time of her death and left no children under 16 years of age. She appears to have left no estate. There is no mortuary record in this county, kept by the municipal, county or state authorities. Mrs. Beatty was not a native of Huntington, and her body was taken to Juniata County to be buried, so that I am unable to say whether there is any church record of the date of her death, or not. I respectfully submit the depositions of three persons who were present when she died as sufficient proof of the date. I enclose check for $36 dated Pittsburg, March 12, 1887, payable to Parmelia Beatty and signed by Russell Errett, U. S. Pension Agent. Very Respectfully, James P. Matthews Special Examiner The three people present at Parmelia's death were: 1) Josephine Cheney, 50 years old and wife of Alfred Cheney. She was a close neighbor of Mrs. Baldwin. 2) Jennie Atherton, 36 years old and wife of John Atherton. She lives five doors from Mrs. Baldwin. 3) Mary H. Baldwin, 37 years old, widow of A. W. Baldwin and daughter of Parmelia Beatty. Mary states that Jennie Atherton, Josephine Cheney Mrs. Smith and her daughter Mary R. Baldwin were present when Parmelia Beatty died. Mary states that she is the youngest child of Parmelia Beatty. 1850, Saville Township, Perry County, PA, page 311 Joseph Beaty 47 PA Amelia 39 PA Martha J. 19 PA Robert J. 17 PA Margaret A. 14 PA Geo W. 11 PA Sara E. 9 PA Amelia (?) 7 PA Joseph S. 5 PA Hannah 1 PA 1860 Milford Township, Juniata County, PA page 685 Joseph Baty 57 Carpenter PA Pamelia 52 PA Margaret A. 24 George W. 21 Samuel C. 19 Pamelia 16 Joseph 15 Hannah 12 1870 Juniata County, Perryville, PA page 432 a Parmelia Beaty 59 Mary 21 Sample 25 1880 Port Royal, Juniata County, PA, page 460B Sample Beatty 36 PA PA PA Pamelia wife 30 PA PA PA George son 4 Viginia dau 2 Pamelia mother 68 PA PA PA Laurel Baty, L252

David Beattie, Company "E" 12th U. S. Infantry; father Edward Beattie (application # 202,893) -enlisted Iowa On 26th March, 1872 in Floyd County, Iowa, Edward Beattie, aged 71, filed an "Original Pension of a Father." He states that he was the father of David Beattie who enlisted at Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa in March of 1862 as a Private in Company "E" of the 12th Regiment of U. S. Volunteers and who died at Salisbury, North Carolina (while a Prisoner of War) on March 15, 1865. Edward's wife, mother of David, "died at aged 38 years at Westminster County, Canada West on 13th August 1845." Edward was married "to the mother of said son" at Ancaster, Walton County, Canada on or about Feb. 16, 1830. David had no brothers and sisters under the age of 16 surviving at the time of his death. There is a certified copy of the marriage of Mary Ann Garum (??) and Edward Beatty both of Ancaster Township. Anna Templeton and Anson Raymond were witnesses to the marriage. David Beattie was found to be in Company "C" of the 2nd Battalion, 12th regiment of U. S. Infantry. This claim was abandoned. Laurel Baty, L252

George W. Batey, Jr., Private Company "A" 120th Illinois Infantry, mother Malinda (application #26,991) [I thought I would transcribe this printed application completely to give everyone an idea of exactly what is on these applications.] Mother's Declaration For Army Pension State of Illinois Pope County On this 20th day of June A. D. 1863 before me John Ramm Clerk of the County Court, in and for the County and State above named, personally appeared Mrs. Malinda Batey age 54 years, a resident of Pope County in the State of Illinois who being duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following declaration: That she is the widow of George W. Batey, Sr. and the mother of George W. Batey Jr. who was a Private in Company A commanded by Captain John M. Ramm in the 120 Regiment of Illinois Infantry Volunteers in the war of 1861 and who died at Camp Butler on or about the 20th day of October 1862 by reason of pneumonia Fever and she further states that she was lawfully married to the said George W. Batey Sr., father of the said George W. Batey Jr. on or about the 14th day of August 1823 by one Thomas Loudon a J. P. & there is a record evidence of the same in the Office of the County Clerk of said County & her name then was Malinda Hazel [a copy of this marriage record is in the file]. She further declares that her said son, upon whom she was in part dependant for support, having left no widow or minor child under sixteen years of age surviving declarant makes this application for a pension, under the act of Congress approved July 14, 1862, and refers to the evidence filed herewith, and that in the proper department to establish her claim. She also declares that she has not in any way been engaged in or aided or abetted the rebellion in the United States, that she is not in receipt of a pension under the second section of the act above mentioned, or under any other act, and that she has not married since the death of her son the soldier above named. She hereby constitutes and appoints John Wertz of Golconda (?), Ills., her Attorneys, with power of substitution to prosecute her claim and procure a certificate, with full power and authority to do and perform all and every lawful act and thing whatsoever necessary and requisite to be done in and about the premises, except drawing the money, which will be hereafter provided for. Malinda Batey (Her Mark) Sworn to, subscribed and acknowledged before me, the day and year first above written; and also, personally appeared Isaac H. Hazel a resident of Pope County, Illinois and Henry L. Dickson a resident of Pope County, Illinois persons whom I certify to be respectable and entitled to credit, who being duly sworn according to law, declare that they are personally acquainted with Mrs. Malinda Batey who has made and subscribed the foregoing declaration in their presence, and were personally acquainted with her and her son before he entered the military service of the United States. That her son the said George W. Batey Jr. was the person who served as stated in said declaration. That from their knowledge of and acquaintance with the family of the declarant and her son, the soldier above named, they know that he left surviving no widow or children under sixteen years of age; that she was in part dependant upon him for support, and that she was the wife and is now the widow of George W. Batey, Sr. and has been a widow since the death of her said son. That they reside as above stated and have no interest in the prosecution of this claim. Isaac H. Hazel Henry L. Dixon Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 30th day of June A. D. 1863, and I hereby certify that I have no interest direct or indirect in the prosecution of this claim. In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto signed my name and affixed my official seal. Jno Ramm Clk [This claim was abandoned because proof of service could not be found] Laurel Baty, L252

Massillon Independent Masillon, Stark co., OH Sept. 6, 1906 L-39 & others The brothers and sisters of the late General Samuel Beatty and their families had a reunion on Monday at the residence of Mrs. J. R. Beatty, in East Main Street. Those present numbered fifty and included Miss Mary Beatty, aged 84 years, a sister of the late General Beatty; Mr. and Mrs. John A. King, of Toledo, former residents of this city; Alonzo J. King, of Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler, Mrs. B. Barder and daughter, and Miss Louise Groff, of Akron; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Justus and Mrs. Thomas Tinkler of Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Michner and the Misses Michener, of Canal Fulton. Dinner was served on the lawn. At a business meeting held afterwards John A. King was elected president, and Miss Mary Michener, of Canal Fulton, secretary. The next reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler at Akron. 1880-Massillon, Stark, Ohio (L-39) This is probably Mrs. J.H. Source: FHL Film 1255067 National Archives Film T9-1067 Page 156A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Henry BEATTY Self M M W 62 PA Occ: Coal Operator Fa: MD Mo: PA Jennie BEATTY Wife F M W 34 PA Occ: Keeps House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG O. Charles BEATTY Son M S W 22 OH Occ: Law Student Fa: PA Mo: ENG Mary E. BEATTY Dau F S W 17 OH Occ: At School Fa: PA Mo: ENG Mary OHLMAN Other F S W 17 OH Occ: Servant Fa: BADEN Mo: OH Henry IHLER Other M S W 54 PA Occ: Gardener Fa: PA Mo: PA 1880-Massillon, Stark, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255067 National Archives Film T9-1067 Page 217B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Harry L. BEATTY Self M M W 26 OH Occ: Grocer Fa: OH Mo: OH Hellen P. BEATTY Wife F M W 24 OH Occ: Keeps House Fa: ENG Mo: PA 1880-Jackson, Stark, Ohio (L-39) Source: FHL Film 1255067 National Archives Film T9-1067 Page 445C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Christena BEATTY Self F W W 84 PA Occ: No Occupation Fa: PA Mo: GERM Mary A. BEATTY Dau F S W 56 PA Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: PA Eve A. LEESER Other F S W 20 OH Occ: Servant Fa: OH Mo: OH Census Place: Washington, Henry, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255032 National Archives Film T9-1032 Page 60A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John A. KING Self M M W 30 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: OH Mo: OH Mary KING Wife F M W 24 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: OH Hattie KING Dau F S W 9M OH Fa: OH Mo: OH Rossanna KING Mother F D W 57 OH Fa: IRE Mo: PA Albert KING Brother M S W 20 OH Occ: Works On Farm Fa: OH Mo: OH Belle KING Sister F S W 12 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: OH Census Place: Jackson, Stark, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255067 National Archives Film T9-1067 Page 456A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace J. M. BUTTLER Self M M W 47 PA Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: PA Manah BUTTLER Wife F M W 44 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRELAND Mo: PA Charles BUTTLER Son M S W 14 OH Occ: School Fa: PA Mo: OH Orren BUTTLER Son M S W 10 OH Occ: School Fa: PA Mo: OH Alice BUTTLER Dau F S W 5 OH Fa: PA Mo: OH Census Place: Lawrence, Stark, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255067 National Archives Film T9-1067 Page 27D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John MICHENER Self M M W 62 OH Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: VA Elisabeth MICHENER Wife F M W 52 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: PA Mo: PA Mary MICHENER Dau F S W 33 OH Occ: Without Occupation Fa: OH Mo: OH John B MICHENER Son M W 31 OH Occ: Teaching School Fa: OH Mo: OH James W MICHENER Son M W 21 OH Occ: Goes To School Fa: OH Mo: OH Nellie E JOHNSON Dau F S W 12 OH Occ: Goes To School Fa: OH Mo: OH Census Place: Newburgh, Cuyahoga, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255009 National Archives Film T9-1009 Page 260C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace William TINKLER Self M M W 26 CAN Occ: Works In Iron Mill Fa: CAN Mo: CAN Julia TINKLER Wife F M W 18 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Thomas TINKLER Son M S W 3 OH Occ: At Home Fa: CAN Mo: OH Joseph TINKLER Son M S W 7M OH Occ: At Home Fa: CAN Mo: OH Census Place: Osnaburg, Stark, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255068 National Archives Film T9-1068 Page 280D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Thos. TINKLER Self M M W 52 ENGLAND Occ: Farmer Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND Harriet F. TINKLER Wife F M W 45 NJ Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND Flora A. TINKLER Dau F S W 23 OH Occ: At Home Fa: ENGLAND Mo: NJ Hallie May WERT Niece F S W 12 OH Fa: PA Mo: FRANCE Anna DOBBSON Mother F W W 72 ENGLAND Fa: ENGLAND Mo: ENGLAND THOMAS TINKLER -HARRIETT A. HICKS 07 FEB 1856 , Stark, Ohio