Hi, that is my lineage number. Go to the BP2000 page and click on lineages and all 400+ different Beatty lines are listed. You should have a lineage number or will have soon. http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/main.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "Genie" <genielists@yahoo.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 1:11 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] L-? I am new to the list and wondered if someone could explain the L-xxx notation frequently seen in messages. For example, > it since the names are fairly close for L-134 > and the birth date is the same > but the death is different. Donna L-3

This is interesting. Evidently the James Beaty with wife Deborah I posted with Cumberland co., PA orphan court is possibly nee Naylor, and a dau. Mary may have ended up in NC. Wonder whar happened to son Francis-maybe he ended up in NC. No source on this. Just IGI but it sometimes gives ideas for research. Husband James Beaty Pedigree Birth: Of, , Cumberland, Pennsylvania Christening: Marriage: Death: 1777 , Cumberland, Pennsylvania Wife Deborah Naylor --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- Children ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 1. Mary Beaty Pedigree Female Birth: Christening: Death: About 1800 , Lincoln, North Carolina Burial: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cumberland co., PA Orphans Court Microfilm # 0021022 (dvz) (indexed only by name of estate or administrator) Vol. 2 1761-1786 (excerpts) At an orphan's court held at Carlisle, Cumberland co., PA-21 August 1777 pg. 215 Came into court Deborah Beaty, widow admx and Jas. Nailor, Esq., adm. of all and singular the goods, chattells, rights and credits which were of James Beaty, late of Allen township, deceased who died intestate, and produced an account of their administration of the personal estate of the said intestate as far as they have acted, by which it appears that there is a balance in their hands of one hundred and fifteen pounds, one shilling toward payment of the intestate's debts and maintenance of his children. Came into court Deborah Beaty, widow admx and James Nailor of Newberry twp., York co., Esq., administrator .......of James Beaty late of Allen twp., farmer, deceased, who died intestate and by their petition ......sell his property....plantation, tract of land in Allen twp. adjoining land of John Brinise, James Crawford, deceased, John Anderson, Esq., and Yellow Breeches Creek containing 113 acres and 66 perches and the allowance of six acres for roads and highways and left Deborah, one of your petitioners, his widow aged and infirm and lawful issue, six children, two of whom are married, the other four are minors, viz. Elizabeth aged 15 years, Deborah aged 12 years (very sickly and helpless) Francis aged 10 years and James aged 5 years. That the personal estate of the intestate is not sufficient to pay his just debts, maintain, clothe, and educate his children......pray the court to allow and order to make publick sale of the plantation and tract of land for the purpose afsd. The court on consideration does allow and order sd. admx. to make publick sale of afsd. plantation and tract . Orphan's Court at Carlisle, Cumberland co., PA 24 Sept. 1777 Came into court Deborah Beaty, widow, admx and James Nailor of Newberry twp., York co., PA, Esq., administrator of....James Beaty, late of Allen twp., farmer, and produced their deed of conveyance for the messuage, tenements, plantation and two tracts of land containingin the whole 113 acres and 66 perches plus allowance to William Crawford of allen twp., farmer for 720 pounds. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Microfilm #1010602 (dvz) Cumberland co., PA Mortgage Books A & B 1777-1784 A-3 Deed of Mortgage: Jas. Betty to William Miller This indenture made 4 Dec. 1776 between James Betty of Allen twp., Cumberland co., PA, yeoman, of the one part and William Miller of the city of Philadelphia, merchant, of the other part. Whereas James Betty in and by a certain obligation is bound unto William Miller for 200£ conditioned for the payment of 100£ on 4 December next ensuing. Now this indenture witnesseth that the said James Betty for 5 shillings paid by William Miller for a certain messuage or tentament plantation and two contiguous tracts of land butted and bounded as followeth.....situate in Allen twp.....description....thence by James Crawford's land....thence by Fry's land....thence by John Branizer's land....side Yellow Breeches Creek....containing 113 acres & 66 perches plus allowance. One containing 71 acres & 115 perches and is part of a patented tract. The other is warranted and contains 41 acres & 121 perches..... James Betty In the presence of J. L. Ord John Ord, Jr. A-49 Sept. 24, 1777 James Beaty's Admin'r. to William Crawford Deborah Beaty, widow, administrix and James Nailer of Newberry twp., York co., Esq., administrator of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits which were of James Beaty, late of the twp. of Allen in the county of Cumberland, PA, farmer, deceased, who died intestate. To all to whom these presents shall come, Greetings, whereas the aforesaid James Beaty in his lifetime and the time of his death was seized in his demesne as of fee in a certain messuage, tentament plantation and two tracts of land situated in Allen township, aforesaid...description...side Yellow Breeches Creek...thence James Crawford's land....Fry's land......John Branizer's land......containing 113 acres & 66 perches plus allowance and and 41 acres and 121 perches.....and the said James Beaty died intestate and left the aforesaid Deborah, his widow and lawful issue six children and administration of all and singular to the aforesaid Deborah Beaty and James Nailer in due and legal form was committed by John Creigh, Esq. register for the probate of wills and granting letters of administration for Cumberland co., PA and whereas the aforesaid Deborah and James by their petition to the orphan's court held at Carlisle for Cumberland co., PA 21 August last past .......James Beaty's personal estate was not sufficient to pay his just debts, maintain and cloth and educate his children and they prayed to the court to allow and order said administrator to make public sale of aforesaid messuage, tentament plantation and two tracts of land and on the 10th day of this instant September by public vendue for the sum of 720£ it was sold to William Crawford of Allen township, aforesaid, farmer, he being the highest bidder... Deborah (her 0 mark) Beaty, Adm'r James Nailer, Adm'r. In the presence of John Anderson George Stevenson Received September the 24th AD 1777 of William Crawford 720£ Deborah (her 0 mark)Beaty, Adm'r James Nailer, Adm'r. Recorded Oct. 8, 1777. Donna L-3

I am new to the list and wondered if someone could explain the L-xxx notation frequently seen in messages. For example, > it since the names are fairly close for L-134 > and the birth date is the same > but the death is different. Donna L-3 __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Get better spam protection with Yahoo! Mail. http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools

Noticed this on IGI which is notorious for errors but thought I would post it since the names are fairly close for L-134 and the birth date is the same but the death is different. Donna L-3 IGI Individual Record FamilySearchT International Genealogical Index v5.0 North America Search Results | Download | Pedigree ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- James Beaty Male Family ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Event(s): Birth: 02 MAY 1782 , , Ireland Christening: Death: 19 JUL 1831 Burial: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Marriages: Spouse: Anna Marie Kehl Family Marriage: 30 MAR 1807 Stouchsburg, , Washington, Pennsylvania ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Messages: Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. No additional information is available. Ancestral File may list the same family and the submitter. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Source Information: No source information is available.

Thank you, Laurel that is L-1011, it probably connects with L-104 but I don't know how. Wish I could find the younger John H. in KS in 1900 if anyone cares to try. Donna L-3 Descendants of David Beaty Generation No. 1 1. DAVID1 BEATY died in aged 63 years. Child of DAVID BEATY is: 2. i. JOHN H.2 BEATY, b. Abt. 1786, Virginia; d. Aft. 1870. Generation No. 2 2. JOHN H.2 BEATY (DAVID1) was born Abt. 1786 in Virginia, and died Aft. 1870. He married (1) ELEANOR SUTHERLAND. She was born Bet. 1790 - 1803 in Rockingham County, Virginia, and died Bet. 1850 - 1860. He married (2) DIADEMA ??. Notes for JOHN H. BEATY: 1820 Loudoun Co., VA-Leesburg pg. 127 John Beatly 1 m 26-45 1 f und 10 1 f 16-26 1840 Harrison Co., OH-Moorefield twp.pg. 196 John Beatty 1 m 40-50 1 m und 5 1 m 10-15 1 f 5-10 1 f 10-15 1 f 15-20 1 f 40-50 1850-LOGAN COUNTY Lake twp. pg. 140 Bellefontaine John Beaty 22 carpenter VA Lydia 19 PA Pg. 141 John H. Beaty 64 house joiner VA Ellenor 47 VA Ellenor 18 Oh Cornelius B. 10 OH 1860 Logan Co., OH Bellefontaine pg. 8 Image 8 John H. Beatty 62 mail carrier VA Diadema 47 OH Thor C. Wilkinson (m) 19 farm hand OH Unica J. 10 (f) OH Ventuna L. 10 (f) OH Geo. W. 20 OH 1870 Logan Co., Oh Huntsville Image 6 Beatty, John H. 83 carpenter VA Jane 31 housekeeping OH Some Logan county marriages: Baetty, Isabelle-William Gray, Jr. 29 Jan. 1839 (L-59) Batty, Elizabeth A.-Harrison Knox 13 Mar. 1845 Beatty, Elizabeth-Cyrus Sowell 19 Dec. 1838 (L-59) Beatty, Sarah Ann-Josiah Sharp 16 Aug. 1838 (L-59) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX From "Biography and History of Auglaize, Logan, and Shelby Co's Ohio" pp 159 ,160 published 1892 Hon. William W Beatty..his professional practice at Huntsville [Ohio] where he is a prominent attorney and also serves as Postmaster. Our subject, as well as his father, John H., and his grandfather, David Beatty, were natives of the Old Dominion [Virginia]. The great grandfather of our subject was a native-born Scotchman and came to America during Colonial days, settling in Virginia, where his death occurred. The grandfather followed the occupation of a miller in his native state and passed his entire life there, dying when sixty three years of age. The father of our subject [John H.] was reared in Virginia, ...a carpenter, joiner, and cabinet maker. He came with his family to Ohio in 1833; .. Settled in Belmont County, Ohio.. About 1835 he moved . to Moorefield, Harrison County, Ohio, .. Until 1844 when he removed to Bellefontaine, where he served as Constable for a number of years, and there he died when over eighty six years of age... He married Miss Eleanor Southerland, a native of Rockingham County, VA, of Dutch - Irish descent, and nine children were born to them, six of whom lived to mature years. They were named in the order of their births as follows; William W., Elizabeth, Francis A., John J., Cornelius B., and Ellen. The mother died when sixty-five years of age.. Born in Loudoujn County, VA., Sep 12, 1820, William W. Beatty attended district school ... until thirteen years of age. After reaching Ohio, our subject attended school .. in a log cabin. ..He ... served an apprenticeship of five years at the carpenter's trade in both Belmont and Harrison Counties. ..read law under Turner & Cowan of Cadiz, Harrison County, for eighteen months. . Came to Logan County .. Reading law under Judge Lawrence.admitted to the Bar 1850.. Began practicing in Belle Center, Logan County. .. In 1855 . removed to Huntsville, where he has practiced ever since. Nov. 9 1855, Mr. Beatty married Miss Mary Wilkins, a native of Harrison County, Ohio, and fruit of this union has been five children, one daughter and four sons: Catherine, now Mrs. Ragan, who resides in Kenton, Ohio; Henry, who died from the effects of hard service during the [Civil] war; David W., who was killed at Missionary Ridge; John H., who resides in Kansas; and Albert, who was train dispatcher at Cleveland, and was killed by the cars. Loudoun Co., VA Marriages Sutherland, William -Eliza Beatty-21 June 1832-William H. Beatty attests bride's age & John H. Beatty, bondsman. Children of JOHN BEATY and ELEANOR SUTHERLAND are: 3. i. WILLIAM W.3 BEATY, b. September 12, 1820, Loudoun Co., Virginia. 4. ii. ELIZABETH BEATY, b. Abt. 1824; d. March 19, 1905. iii. FRANCIS A. BEATY, b. Abt. 1828. Notes for FRANCIS A. BEATY: 1850 Logan Co., Ohio pg. 151 Harrison Knox 25 OH Elizabeth A. 26 VA Alphis? (f) 4 OH John M. 4/12 OH Francis A. Beaty 22 VA (L-1011, old L-217) 5. iv. JOHN J. BEATY, b. Abt. 1828; d. Bet. 1860 - 1870. v. ELEANOR ELLEN BEATY, b. Abt. 1832. 6. vi. CORNELIUS BATTELL BEATY, b. Abt. 1840, Logan County, Ohio; d. Bet. 1870 - 1880. Generation No. 3 3. WILLIAM W.3 BEATY (JOHN H.2, DAVID1) was born September 12, 1820 in Loudoun Co., Virginia. He married (1) MARY WILKINS November 09, 1837 in Harrison Co., Ohio. She was born Abt. 1819 in Ohio. He married (2) JANE VANSICKLE Abt. 1855. Notes for WILLIAM W. BEATY: 1840 Harrison Co., OH Moorefield twp. pg. 198 William Beatty 1 m 20-30 1 f und 5 1 f 20-30 1850 Logan Co., OH Richland twp. pg. 101 William Beatty 31 merchant 450 VA Mary 31 OH Susan C. 11 OH Wm.H. 9 OH David 7 OH John 5 OH Albert 2 OH Peter Coogle 22 OH Laborer XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX He must have divorced first wife????????????????? 1860 Logan Co., OH Richland Twp. Belle Center pg. 70 (first wife & children) Mary Beaty 41 OH Catherine 20 OH Charles 2 (m) 100 OH 1860 Logan Co., OH McArthur twp-Hunersville pg. 41 Wm. Beatty 39 Att. at law OH Jane 28 OH Molly 5 OH Alice 3 OH Chas. F. 8/12 OH 1870 Logan Co., OH Huntsville Image 2 W. W. Beaty 49 lawyer 6500-2500 VA Jane 39 KH OH Mary 15 at home OH Alice 13 at home OH Chas. F. 12 OH 1880-Huntsville, Logan, Ohio Page 137D William W. BEATY Self M M W 58 VA Occ: Lawyer Fa: --- Mo: --- Jane BEATY Wife F M W 49 OH Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRELAND Mo: PA Charlie BEATY Son M S W 20 OH Occ: Dealer In Furniture Fa: VA Mo: OH Notes for MARY WILKINS: Donna, Looked at all the stuff. Need to head to work. See if you can find Albert, John H., and Wm Henry in 1860. Albert should be in Logan Co and Wm. Henry should be in Ohio somewhere. He dies later from hard service in the war, and John could be headed to Kansas. Albert would only be 12 and should be living according to the County History. Wm. H. is in the 1870 census I sent you. and by 1870 Albert would be in Cleveland I bet. I don't have any Ohio on my 1860 census index, but there was a John H. Beatty in Hillsboro, Montgomerty Co., Illinois Page 6. This is a screwy mess!!! If he had two wives then why wasn't Albert who was only 12 in 1860 with either his mother or father???? The rest of the boys could have been on their own, but Albert would not have been old enough to do that. We need to get an original copy of the county history. The one in the FTW file is someone's version and we need to see if the original reads differently. Karen xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Beatty, David W., Private Co. "G" 1st Ohio Infantry; mother Mary Beatty (Certificate # 61,761) On June 17, 1865 Mary Beatty, aged 45 and a resident of Bellecentre, Logan County, Ohio, filed a mother's claim for pension. She states that she is the mother of David W. Beatty, a private in Company "G" commanded by Captain Trapp in the 1st Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, who "was killed in the act of ascending Mission Ridge Tenn., on the 24th day of November 1863, by means of a gun shot received through the neck causing immediate death." Mary states that she was divorced from David's father, William Beatty, on the Nov. 8, 1855. A copy of the divorce decree (filed in Logan Co., Ohio) is in the file which states "that plaintiff Mary Beatty shall have the exclusive care disposition guardianship and custody of the minor children of the parties named in the petition: to wit: Henry, David W., Albert, Catherine and John Beaty." William Hull and Julius Ragan, both of Bellecentre, Logan Co., Ohio, state "since said divorce the said husband William Beatty has intermarried to a Miss Jane Vansicles about ten years since, and is now supporting his now wife & children; that his former wife Mary Beatty is left entirely without his support in the least and that she is now wholly dependent upon her children for her support; that she has been paralyzed on one side by a severe stroke of the palsy, and a slight stroke on the other side. So that she has been entirely worthless unable to walk or do any other work; that she now makes her home with her eldest daughter Catherine, whose husband is a Private in the regular army, and whose means are all needed for the use of his own family; that her two sons John, 17 years old & Albert 15 years old are doing for themselves and have no other means than their own labor for their support." Ruth and Henry Marsh of Logan County, Ohio state "we were present & saw the said William Beatty & Mary Beatty married in the County of Harrison Ohio on or about the 9th day of November 1837." They state that Mary's maiden name was Wilkins (difficult handwriting) 1850 Logan Co., Ohio, District 89, Richland Township, p101A William Beatty 31 merchant born VA Mary 31 Ohio Susan C. 11 OH Wm. H. 9 OH David 7 OH John 5 OH Albert 2 OH 1860, Logan Co., Ohio, Belle Center p70a Mary Beatty 41 OH Catherine 21 OH Charles 2 OH Laurel Baty, L252 Children of WILLIAM BEATY and MARY WILKINS are: i. SUSAN CATHARINE4 BEATY, b. Abt. 1839; m. JOHN REGAN. Notes for JOHN REGAN: 1880-4th Ward, Kenton, Hardin, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255031 National Archives Film T9-1031 Page 250D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John REGAN Self M M W 42 KY Occ: Engineer Fa: KY Mo: OH Susan C. REGAN Wife F M W 39 OH Occ: Keeps House Fa: VA Mo: VA Harry L. REGAN Son M S W 19 OH Occ: Laborer Fa: KY Mo: OH. ii. WILLIAM HENRY BEATY, b. Abt. 1841. Notes for WILLIAM HENRY BEATY: 1870 Logan Co., OH-Huntsville Image 9 Beatty, Wm. H. 29 works in saw mill _-100 OH iii. DAVID W. BEATY, b. Abt. 1843; d. November 24, 1863, (Civil War). iv. JOHN H. BEATY, b. Abt. 1845. Notes for JOHN H. BEATY: Find him in 1880. 1920 Brown Co., KS Robinson twp. pg. 9A John H. Beatty head 71 OH OH OH Mary J. wife 67 OH Eng Eng v. ALBERT BEATY, b. Abt. 1848. Children of WILLIAM BEATY and JANE VANSICKLE are: vi. MARY MOLLY4 BEATY, b. Abt. 1855. vii. ALICE BEATY, b. Abt. 1857. viii. CHARLES BEATY, b. Abt. 1859. 4. ELIZABETH3 BEATY (JOHN H.2, DAVID1) was born Abt. 1824, and died March 19, 1905. She married (1) HARRISON KNOX March 13, 1845 in Logan County, Ohio. He was born Abt. 1825 in Ohio. She married (2) NEHEMIAH DOWNING October 31, 1855 in Logan County, Ohio. Notes for HARRISON KNOX: 1850 Logan Co., Ohio pg. 151 Harrison Knox 25 OH Elizabeth A. 26 VA Alphis? (f) 4 OH John M. 4/12 OH Francis A. Beaty 22 VA (L-1011, old L-217) Notes for NEHEMIAH DOWNING: 1870 Logan co., OH Bellefontaine Ward 4 Image 10 Nehemiah Downing 53 drayman 1000-200 MD Elizabeth 44 KH VA Thomas 12 OH Oliver 9 OH Charles 7 OH Wahington Knox 29 running engine OH Nancy Downing 23 seamstress OH 1880-4th Ward, Bellefontaine, Logan, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255041 National Archives Film T9-1041 Page 59D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace N. DOWNING Self M M W 65 MD Occ: Drayman Fa: MD Mo: MD Elizabeth DOWNING Wife F M W 54 VA Occ: Keeps Houe Fa: VA Mo: VA Thos DOWNING Son M S W 22 OH Occ: Body Maker Fa: MD Mo: VA Charles DOWNING Son M S W 17 OH Occ: Apprentice Body Maker Fa: MD Mo: VA Child of ELIZABETH BEATY and HARRISON KNOX is: i. ALPHINUS D.4 KNOX. 5. JOHN J.3 BEATY (JOHN H.2, DAVID1) was born Abt. 1828, and died Bet. 1860 - 1870. He married LYDIA PUSEY September 07, 1848 in Logan County, Ohio. Notes for JOHN J. BEATY: 1850-LOGAN COUNTY Lake twp. pg. 140 Bellefontaine John Beaty 22 carpenter VA Lydia 19 PA 1860 Logan Co., Ohio-Bellefontaine pg.3 John Beatty 32 carpenter _-200 VA Lydia 30 PA Arabel 2 OH 1870 Logan Co., OH Bellefontaine Ward 4 Image 4 Wright, Thomas L. 45 OH Lucinda 42 KH OH Thomas H. 21 law student OH Beaty, Belle 12 OH 1870 Logan Co., OH Bellefontaine Ward 2 Image 4 N. Conard 46 grocer 18,2000-4000 OH Sarah A. 49 KH Mass Lydia 10 OH Beaty, Lydia 35 domestic servant OH John J. Beatty(Beatly)--Lydia M. Pusey Sept. 7, 1848 by Wm. L. Blocker J. P. Page 74 Child of JOHN BEATY and LYDIA PUSEY is: i. ARABEL4 BEATY, b. Abt. 1858. Notes for ARABEL BEATY: 870 Logan Co., OH Bellefontaine Ward 4 Image 4 Wright, Thomas L. 45 OH Lucinda 42 KH OH Thomas H. 21 law student OH Beaty, Belle 12 OH 6. CORNELIUS BATTELL3 BEATY (JOHN H.2, DAVID1) was born Abt. 1840 in Logan County, Ohio, and died Bet. 1870 - 1880. He married SARAH MARIA CRAW March 02, 1860 in Shelby Co., OH. She was born Bet. 1841 - 1842 in Ohio. Notes for CORNELIUS BATTELL BEATY: 1860 Logan Co., OH-Bellefontaine pg. 2 Image 2 Sarah Craw 52 washerwoman OH Maria C. Batey 18 OH Battelle 20 (m) oster OH Bancraft Craw 16 RR employee OH Julia S. 14 OH Rosalf 8 (f) OH 1870 Logan Co., OH Bellefontaine Ward 1 Image 19 Beaty, C. B. 30 jailer VA Maria 29 KH- OH Charles 11 OH Harry 4 OH 1880-2nd Ward, Bellefontaine, Logan, Ohio Source: FHL Film 1255041 National Archives Film T9-1041 Page 86D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Sarah CRAW Self F W W 69 NY Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENGLAND Mo: NY Sophronia CRAW Dau F D W 30 OH Occ: At Home Fa: CT Mo: NY Sarah E. CRAW GDau F S W 17 OH Occ: At School Fa: OH Mo: VA Sarah BEATTY Dau F W W 37 OH Occ: At Home Fa: OH Mo: VA Harry BEATTY GSon M S W 13 OH Occ: At School Fa: VA Mo: OH XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX My grandmother, Ruth Long Beatty's grandfather was Cornelius B. Beatty. He married Sarah Maria CRAW. Cornelius served with the 128th OVI. He survived the war, but died in Logan Co not long after. How do I get to BP2000? Cornelius was b.1840 in Va. I don't have much to tie him in before that, but I figure with a name like Cornelius, I could get lucky!! Thanks, Leslie Finster Miamisburg, Ohio Children of CORNELIUS BEATY and SARAH CRAW are: i. CHARLES4 BEATY, b. Abt. 1860. ii. HARRY BEATY, b. Abt. 1867. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 27, 2004 6:14 AM Subject: [BP2000] David W. Beatty, mother Mary, OH, Civil War Beatty, David W., Private Co. "G" 1st Ohio Infantry; mother Mary Beatty (Certificate # 61,761)

Beatty, David W., Private Co. "G" 1st Ohio Infantry; mother Mary Beatty (Certificate # 61,761) On June 17, 1865 Mary Beatty, aged 45 and a resident of Bellecentre, Logan County, Ohio, filed a mother's claim for pension. She states that she is the mother of David W. Beatty, a private in Company "G" commanded by Captain Trapp in the 1st Regiment of Ohio Volunteers, who "was killed in the act of ascending Mission Ridge Tenn., on the 24th day of November 1863, by means of a gun shot received through the neck causing immediate death." Mary states that she was divorced from David's father, William Beatty, on the Nov. 8, 1855. A copy of the divorce decree (filed in Logan Co., Ohio) is in the file which states "that plaintiff Mary Beatty shall have the exclusive care disposition guardianship and custody of the minor children of the parties named in the petition: to wit: Henry, David W., Albert, Catherine and John Beaty." William Hull and Julius Ragan, both of Bellecentre, Logan Co., Ohio, state "since said divorce the said husband William Beatty has intermarried to a Miss Jane Vansicles about ten years since, and is now supporting his now wife & children; that his former wife Mary Beatty is left entirely without his support in the least and that she is now wholly dependent upon her children for her support; that she has been paralyzed on one side by a severe stroke of the palsy, and a slight stroke on the other side. So that she has been entirely worthless unable to walk or do any other work; that she now makes her home with her eldest daughter Catherine, whose husband is a Private in the regular army, and whose means are all needed for the use of his own family; that her two sons John, 17 years old & Albert 15 years old are doing for themselves and have no other means than their own labor for their support." Ruth and Henry Marsh of Logan County, Ohio state "we were present & saw the said William Beatty & Mary Beatty married in the County of Harrison Ohio on or about the 9th day of November 1837." They state that Mary's maiden name was Wilkins (difficult handwriting) 1850 Logan Co., Ohio, District 89, Richland Township, p101A William Beatty 31 merchant born VA Mary 31 Ohio Susan C. 11 OH Wm. H. 9 OH David 7 OH John 5 OH Albert 2 OH 1860, Logan Co., Ohio, Belle Center p70a Mary Beatty 41 OH Catherine 21 OH Charles 2 OH Laurel Baty, L252

Library of Congress Veterans History Project http://www.loc.gov/folklife/vets Dinah L199

I went to try and complete the A. - James Beatty Bounty Land Claims and was told the box was lost. I am going to try and talk to an Archivist and see if a search can be made --I think this box must also have Beattie and Beatie spellings. I am curious if anyone has ever sent for and received a Bounty Land Claim for a Beatty relative who would fall in this group. I was able to index Batty, Baty and Batey and will be sending those out along with a new batch of Parental Civil War Pensions over the next few days. Laurel Baty, L252

Arizona Birth and Death Records online http://genealogy.az.gov Dinah L199

No reason to think this is your John or family, but I found him and other Ohio Beattys while looking for yours, and thought someone might be interested in the line. It's all secondary sources but hope it's not duplicated info. ==================================== Sarchet, Cyrus Parkinson Beatty, The Genealogy of the Sarchet Family from the Island of Guernsey to Cambridge, Ohio in 1806. Cambridge, Ohio: Herald Print., 1902 Thomas Sarchet's dau Nancy of Cambridge, OH, md. Capt. Cyrus P. Beatty. Nancy and Cyrus had sons John A., Thomas M., Cyrus, Zaccheus and Moses, all now [1902?] deceased, daus Nancy and Rachel, now deceased, and Ellen. Sarchet's dau Rachel md. Capt. John P. Beatty, son of Col. Z. A. Beatty. Had one son Zaccheus, deceased, and 7 daus. No dates given but sounds like Civil War era. =================================== Fedorchak, Catharine Foreaker, For(e)aker Fmily of Guernsey County, Ohio. Gary, Ind.: C.F. Fedorchak, 1959 This book names a Zaccheus Beatty as an early settler of Guernsey Co. OH. He md Margery Metcalf b VA 1780, in 1802. Zaccheus A. Beatty was b Frederick Co. MD Dec 11, 1774, son of John and Sarah. He died in 1835. John Beatty went to Cambridge, Oh in 1803 and took charge of the ferry at Wills Creek Crossing, Zanes Trace. His son Zaccheus was a federal land agent in Steubenville, OH. Also names a son Allen Metcalf Beatty. The book references Wolf's "Stories of Guernsey Co. Ohio". =================================== Powell, John, Authentic genealogical memorial history of Philip Powell of Mifflin Co., Pa.. : and his descendants and others, with miscellaneous items and incidents of interest Dayton, Ohio: Published for the author, 1880 This one says a Christena Beatty, wife of John Beatty, md 1820 and went to Strak Co OH in 1824. John died 1878. She was still living [1880]. The six of her eleven childen still living are Maj. Gen Samuel Beatty, Mary, Rosannah md John King, Elizabeth md. John Michener, and Maria md John M. Butler. Maj. Gen. Samuel Beatty was b Mifflin Co PA Dec 1820. He came to OH with his parents at age 4. He mustered into the US Army in 1846 during the Mexican war, as 1st Lt., Co K, 3rd reg't, Ohio Volunteers. When the Civil War broke out he offered the governor his services and was assigned to assist in organizing the state militia. ==================================== --- Cindy Johnstone <historycindy17@yahoo.com> wrote: > Anyway, does anyone know of this John Beatty in > Belmont County, Ohio? __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Get better spam protection with Yahoo! Mail. http://antispam.yahoo.com/tools

Source: Venango Co. Cemetery Records by Venango Historical Society, 1992 Vol. 1 p41 Barkeyville Cemetery Beatty Henry C. 30 June 1852 - 24 Oct 1915 Christeena P. 22 Jul 1851 - 1 Jan 1903 Harry C. 23 Apr 1879 - 10 May 1880 Lettia J. 19 Mar 1895 - 27 Apr 1895 infant 22 Oct 1881 Carl Eugene 1913-1972 William H. 1890-1933 Gertrude P. 1919-1979 (Mrs. Carl) Vol 2 p74 Clintonville United Methodist Cemetery Beatty Alfred H. 1880-1947 father Aida A. 1886-1961 mother Lois J. 1921-1968 daughter, Sgt USA 1464 Sco Sta, WWII Ruth A. 1915-1933 daughter Edwin C. 8 Dec 1906 - 16 Aug 1968 Educator Ruth H (Hoffman) no dates wife Mary Elizabeth 1913-1989 on Hovis lot p101 McKee Cemetery, Clintonville Boro Beaty Belle Porter 1864 - 1915 daughter M/M Snowden Porter, wife William Lafette Eille and Michael H. Beaty Joann Denton L296

JOSEPH R. BEATY, Act of 55 Private, Capt Wm Bechnell MO Vols 1836--filed in 1859 by widow Mary (Prigmore)Beaty, Henry Co. MO. Her ID as widow by Andrew Beaty and John Robinson of Saline Co. MO. This is my GGGrandfather. He came to MO from Cumberland Co./Clinton Co KY with brothers, sisters, and father, William Beaty in 1820's. I have long thought Andrew Beaty of Saline Co. MO was also a son of William Beaty Andrew was Adm. of Wm.'s Will), but have no proof. This line is currently in L2C of BP2000 Marlene Beaty L2C

Putting info together on this James Beatty. I suspect the pension file may have an error because the James of Coshocton co., OH is also mentioned in another James Beatty RW pension file. Trying to find where to look for the will or admin. of this James. Possibly a few papers may have been put in the wrong file. I think the James, John, and Samuel Beatty of Newton twp. are some of his children, Samuel being born after the will but shown on 1810 census as a fifth son. Is this part of a known lineage? Robert Quigley Beattie of Richland co., OH is shown as another son on Ancestry. Is anyone working on this Cumberland co., PA family? Donna L-3 Microfilm # 0021079 F-341 Cumberland co., PA Wills (excerpts) Last Will & Testament of John Quigley, deceased. I, John Quigley of Southampton twp., Cumberland co., PA , beloved wife Marry Quigley 1/3 part of all moveable property and live in house with son Robert & be supplied by him. to son Samuel Quigley 60A I bought from John Colwell. To my son-in-law James Beatty remainder part of that tract of land I bought of James Colwell and as he stands indebted to me 228 pounds for one hundred and some odd acres I devise that 228 pounds to my grandchildren Isabell Beatty, Nancy Beatty, Marry Beatty, and Robert Beatty, John Beatty, William Beatty, James Beatty-each of my grandchildren one equal share of sd. money when they come to age. To son Robert Quigley all the plantation I now live on. Mary Quigley, wife and Robert Quigley, son - executors. 28 March 1799 John (his J mark ) Quigley In presence of: Robert McCune James Hawthorn Barnabus Thrush 22 March 1803 will proved and letters testamentary issued to Marry Quigley & Robert Quigley, exec. 4 Oct. 1825 letters of adm. de bonus non to James Shannon & John Quigley xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx "DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition" Part 1 pg 203-4 James, b. 1752 Ireland d. 1/11/1838 PA m Mary Quigley Pvt PA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Samuel, bro to Mary Quigley Beatty selling his share to James Beatty and his sister. Cumberland co., PA Deeds xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx P-1-553 Samuel Quigley to James Beaty This indenture 22 Nov. 1803 between Samuel Quigley of the town of Shippensburgh, Cumberland co., PA of the one part and James Beaty of Newton twp., Cumberland co., PA of the other part, for 393 pounds the sd. Samuel Quigley and Rebecca, his wife sell a tract of land in Newton twp., Cumberland co., PA, being a divided part of the same tract of land bought from John Colwell by John Quigley and bequeathed to the said Samuel Quigley by the last will and testament of his father, John Quigley, deceased....(description)....James Beatty's other land...land James Hawthorn....land of Leonard Thrush....containing 60 acres. Sam'l Quigley Rebekah Quigley In the Presence of: Will'm Sturgis John Scott. Acknowledged & dower released. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Microfilm # 0021052 (excerpts) Cumberland co., PA Deeds vol. M-N (1796-1800) ------------------------------------ N-564 John Quigley to James Beaty This indenture 8 May 1800 between John Quigley of Cumberland co., PA, Southampton twp. of the one part and James Beaty of Newton twp., Cumberland co., PA. Whereas the Supreme Executive Council of PA 12 March 1787 granted unto Alexander Blaine of Carlisle a tract of land called Bleach Green in Newton twp., Cumberland co., PA, by the lands of Jacob Thrush, heirs of William Peebles, Alexander Mitchell, John McCollam, and afsd. Alexander Blaine and Mary, his wife, for 1140 pounds sold to John Colwell, merchant of Carlise Borough and John Colwell, now deceased by his last will and testament delivered to his son John Colwell a part of the tract containing 218 acres and one half...(description)...and John Colwell for 856 pounds and 5 shillings sold to John Quigley. This indenture witnesseth John Quigley for 422 pounds and 4 shillings and 5 pence, paid 191 pounds right now and eight equal yearly payments a tract containing 107 acres and 112 perches..... John Quigley Mary Quigley In the presence of: James Simpson Robert Fenton xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: "Faith Van Schaik" <faithvs2@netcarrier.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [BP2000] (2) James Beatty, Penn & VA Revolutionary Pension File Date: Thursday, August 23, 2001 3:07 PM Penn, Va; Beatty, James; S2988 Pennsylvania; James Beatty of Cumberland co in the state of Pennsylvania who was a Private in the company commanded by Captain Kurs?by of the Regt commanded by Col Hendrick in the Virginia line for 2 years Corporal $88.00; Va and Pa line records corrected Feby 8 04 Inscribed on the roll of Pennsylvania at the rate of 88 dollars__cents per annum to commence on the 4 day of March 1831 Certificate of Pension issued the 28 day of Dec 1832 and (first to W S Runs ?? Carlisse ?? Arrears to 4 of Sept 1832 $132.00 Semi-anl allowance ending 4 Mar 1833 $44.00 (total) $176.00 (Revolutionary Claim act June 7, 1832) Recorded by Viral Luce clerk; Book D; Vol 6; Page 38 State of Pennsylvania, County of Cumberland; On this thirteenth day of August one thousand eight hundred and thirty two personally appeared before the court of common pleas of Cumberland County James Beatty a resident of Newton township in said county and state of Pennsylvania aged eighty years. Who being first duly sworn according to law doth on his oath make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the provisions made by the act of Congress passed June 7 1832. that he enlisted in the army of the United States in the year 1775 or 76 and served first in the 6th Virginia Regiment under Colonel James Hendriks and was afterwards transferred to the Pennsylvania line in Captain Kearshy's company. He recollects amongst the officers by whom he was commanded at different times. Colonel Hause, Colonel Aaron Burr, Colonel Malcom and Major Paulding. He left the service when the army was disbanded and received a discharge which is now unfortunately lost. That he enlisted for ? years or during the war and served through the whole of the war and was in the battles of Monmouth, Germantown and Brandywine in which latter he was wounded. That he also served in the campaign against the Indians under General Sullivan. He ?? relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or an annuity except the present and he declares that his name is not on the pension roll of any agency in any state. Sworn and subscribed the day and year aforesaid. (signed) James Beaty Certified by John Reed Sealed by John Harper, clerk Eleventh Regiment 1780 We and each of us whose names are here into subscribed do acknowledge to have received from Major Thomas B Bowen and Captain Eucurius Beaty? Agents for the late Pennsylvania line the several ?? opposite to our names respectively in certificate dated July 1, 1782 bearing in trust at six percent from January the first 1781. signed John Pierce, commines. Settlement between the United States and us for pay of to January 1 1781. dates of issued: Nov 11; No of certificates: 67.593; Letter: 13; Name: James Beatty; Sums, dollars: 36.60; Signature: James Beatty; Auditor Generals office April 12, 1831 2988; James Beatty; Corp. VA line; Act June 7, 1832; Index-vol A, page 26 Hon William Ramsay; ??; ?? Auditor Gen? Office Arpil 14 1831 Dear Sir: Enclosed I send you a certified copy of the pay roll we find the name of James Beatty belonging to the eleventh regiment commanded by Col Hully? In 1780. It is probably that Mr Beatty is mistaken in his commanding officers name or might have changed regiments. We have no book in our office going back further that 1780 where the Penn regt were con?haution? you have the ?? of the certificate given him for back pay. This certificate is not in this office our certificates do not ?? higher than 30 or 35,000. if you could get this certificate it would give such a discription ? Mr Beatty as to justify him at once as a collateral evidence that Mr Beatty is correct ??pecting his Captain. There is on the pay roll a few ?? below Mr. Beatty that of Lawrence Fry who lives in this place & who ?? to the revolution of one of the clerks in the office was put on the pension roll of the state on the a??? of Capt Reacsley?. ?? pay roll does not say to which company the soldier belong our books here are very imperfect. (signed) Dan Still?scou (signed)Hon. Wm Ramsay; His probable? You will get the certificate above e?uded to the well? Office Washington. State of Pennsylvania, Cumberland County: Personally appeared before me the subscribed the Justice of the Peace in and for said county of Cumberland John Smith of the borough of Carlisle and county aforesaid who being sworn according to law doth say that he the said John Smith did on the first of March 1777 receive an enlight commission in a company commanded by Capt Matthew Invine and that he first in the sixth Virginia regiment commanded by Colonel Ianus Hendricks and was afterward attached to a regiment commanded by Colonel William Malcolm and Arron Burr Lieutenant Colonel of New York. Deporant? States that he personally knew James Beatty of Newton Township in this county who has recently applied for a pension under the act of Congress of June 7 1832 and served in the same regiment with him until transferred to the Quarter Masters department under General Greene; that Beatty served two years at least under deponents own personal observation and deponant distinctly recollects Beatty as belonging to Captain Kearsleys company one of the three raised in Cumberland county and that said company was engaged in the battle of Germantown when deponent was wounded- deponant being transferred to the Quarter Masters department lost sight of Beatty but he believes from what he has heard that he served to the end of the war and was honorably discharged having the rank of Corporal. I do certify that the within named John Smith personally appeared before me & made oath to the written & foregoing apposition. (signed) Andrew Boden; Justice of the Peace; July 28 1832 A letter certifying that Andrew Boden in the Justice of the Peace; certified and sealed by For? John Harper, clk Carlisle July 20 1832 Sir: Mr James Beatty a soldier of the revolution has applied to me to pron?? Him if possible the benefit of the late act of Congress in relation to pensions. Many of his papers are in your department and you may diclose from them that he was actually in the service in part then is no doubt but that he enlisted at the commencement of the war of the revolution and served until the army was disbanded his discharge was placed in the hands of my father but is now lost. Would you have the goodness to inform me whether in his case the first declaration will be sufficient? He is a very old man and lives some distance in the country and on that account I wish to give him as little trouble as possible. Is there any declaration necessary on the part of the attorney? The law states that the whole of the monies obtained from government shale ?? to the personal benefit of the applicant. Enclosed you will find a certificate of the Auditor General of Pennsylvania. Respectfully your obed. Servt; William S Ramsey Know all men by these present that I James Beatty of the Township of Newton in the county of Cumberland state of Pennsylvania do constitute and appoint William I Ramsey of Carlisle my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name to procur all monies and amia?yes that may be due me from the United States under the act of Congress passed June 7 1832 up to the present time and also all monies that may be due me from this date to the fourth of March 1833 with power also to make an substitute and attorney or attorney under him for that purpose and to do all lawful acts requisle? For effieting the premious hereby notifying and confirming all that my said attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do by testing? Hereof in ?? whenof have hereunto set my hand and seal this twenty third day of July one thousand eight hundred and thirty two. (signed)James Beaty State of Pennsylvania, Cumberland County; Personally appeared before me a Justice of the Peace in and for the county of Cumberland Jas Beatty who acknowledges the foregoing power of attorney when his act one deed?. ?? my hand and seal this 23 day of July 1832. (signed)Jn Smith A letter certifying that John Smith is Justice of the Peace. (signed) For John Harper, clerk Carlisle August 13 1832; Sir, Enclosed you will find the papers of James Beatty an applicant for a pension under the late act of Congress that with the papers on file in your office ?? I think make one his case. Respectfully Yours William S Ramsey; PS. I found a ?? some time ?? the certificate of the Auditor Gene of Penna (signed) J L Edwards Coshocton Ohio; May 23 1843; Dear Sir; I enclose you a power attorning me to draw the amount of pension due James Beatty of this county at his death. It was made to me without my previous knowledge & though I cheerfully accept I have not had leisure to look over the papers and compare them with the law & see if all is correct. Respectfully your Obt Servant Jas. Matthews (also signed) ? J L Edwards To the Hou??: LD ?? esquire, acting ?eratory? This is to testify that I had a ?ortin resutety? Taken made by Capt. Kearsley an officer of the revolution stating that James Beatty of Cumberland county in the state of Pennsylvania was well known to him & that he knew said Beatty during the revolution and that he was a regular militia soldier and served as such to the end of the war and was honorably discharge. The dithoritions? Show carefully searched for & cannot find if it was made to obtain a pension under the act of 1818 & the subsequent supplements in Capt Kearsley is now ??. (*Mr Beatty was too wealthy a man to obtain the pension of the act of 1818)(signed) ???? I have known Mr Beatty ?? years & all that knew him then & now say he was a regular soldier in the standy army & served to the end of the war of the revolution. Your ?? ?? (signed)??; 20 J?? 1831 Carlisle June 6 1832; Dear Sir: Mr Beatty a soldier of the revolution some time since applied to me to proun? Him a pension under the act of Congress for the relief for the relief of old soldiers passed in 1828. I accordingly forwarded his papers to the Secretary of the Treasury but the proof that the act required of his having enlisted and served during the whole war not being satisfactory his claim was not recognized. I however have no doubt that he will come under the provisions of the late act of Congress on this subject and I beg that you will examine his papers which are on file in the Treasury Department and if possible pronounce him his pension and arnearages? He has never received any compensation for his service during the revolution. Your ?? friend, Wm S Ramsey No. 1361; Certificate for F 58.15.10 Specie We do certify that the state of Pennsylvania is indebted to James Beatty Corporal of the Eleventh Pennsylvania Regiment in the sum of fifty eight pounds fifteen shillings & 10 pence. Specie with lawful intent from the tenth day of April 1781 being the amount of the residue of the Depreciation of his pay. Pursuant to the Acts of Assembly passed at Philadelphia the 18th of December 1780 and the 10 of April 1781. ?? (signed)Jn Nicholson: Phila. Dec 9 1784; Eleventh Regiment 1780, We and each of us whose Names are hereto subscribed. Do acknowledge to have received from Major Thomas B. Bowen, and Captain Ercurius Beatty, Agents for the late Pennsylvania Line, the Seicial sum opposite to our Names respectively in Certificate data July 1, 1784 bearing interest at six percent from January 1, 1781 signed John Pierce commissioner and described as below being for the balance of a settlement between the United States and us for pay to ____ to January 1, 1781 Date of issued: Nov. 11, 1785; No. of Certificate: 93; Names: James Beatty; Sum: 36.60; Signed: James Beatty Auditor General Office, July 18, 1832, I certify the foregoing to be true copies of the sum the records in the office. With my hand and seal of office the day & year aforesaid (signed) ?? Sturscou? For the purpose of obtaining the benefits of the act entitled "an act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the army of the Revolution" approved on the 15 of May 1828. I James Beatty of the township of Newton in the county of Cumberland in the State of Pennsylvania do hereby declare that I enlisted in the Continental line of the army of the revolution for and during the war and continued in its service until its termination at which period I was a private in Captain Kearsley's company in the Eleventh Regiment of the Pennsylvania line and I also declare that I afterwards received certificates for the reward of eighty dollars to which I was enlisted under a resolve of Congress passed the 15 of May 1778. And I further declare that I was not on the pension list of the United States at any time on or before the 15 day of May 1828 nor have I ? been place there. Witness my hand this ninth day of May in the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty one.(signed) James Beatty (signed) John As?rin? Before me a Justice of the Peace in the county of Cumberland in the state of Pennsylvania personally appeared this day Barnabas Thrush and Leonard Thrush of the said county who did personally make oath that James Beatty by whom the foregoing declaration was subscribed is generally reputed and believed to have been a soldier in the army of the Revolution in manner as therein stated. Witness my hand this tenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand and thirty one. (signed)Mames Montgomery A letter certifying that James Montgomery is Justice of the Peace. (signed)for John Harper clerk, John Main? Revolutionary Claims; Treasury Department, 20 May 1831 James Beatty of Newton township in the county of Cumberland in the state of Pennsylvania has applied to the secretary of the treasury for the benefits of the act, entitled "An act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the Revolution, " approved the 15 of May, 1828. He states that he enlisted in the Continental line of the army of the Revolution for and during the war and continued until its termination at which period he was a private in Capt Kearsley's company the 11 regiment of the Penna line and that he received a certificate for the reward of eighty dollars provided by the resolve of the 15 of May 1778 and further that he was not on the 15 day of May 1828 on the pension list of the united States and that he has received as a pensioner since the 3 of March 1826 nothing. The third Auditor is requested to report how far the several statements are corroborated by the records in his office. By order of the secretary F A Dickens Treasury Department, Third Auditor's Office 20 May 1831 It further appears that James Beatty is not now on the pension list of any agency and has not been so since the 3 March 1826. The name of James Beatty cannot be found among those of the Pennsylvania line to whom certificates for the gratuity of Eighty dollars were issued. Petmt? Hagner Amd. War Dept Bounty Land Office May 21, 1831 The name of James Beatty is not returned on the records of the Pennsylvania line file in this office among those entitled to bounty lands from the U. States. ?? has a Land Warrant was issued in his name. (signed) Wm Gordon Know all men by these present that I James Beatty of the township of Newton in the county of Cumberland state of Pennsylvania do hereby make constitute and appoint Gen George Gibson of the city of Washington in the District of Colombia my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name and for my use to ask demand and receive from the proper office or offices of the United States all monies, sums of money or arreanages that may be due me up to the 15 day of May 1831 in pursuance of my application for a pension dated the ninth day of May 1831 under the act of Congress passed on the 15 day of May 1828 entitled "an act for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of the army of the Revolution" giving and granting unto my said attorney my whole strength and power in the premises hereby satisfying and confirming? Hereof. The witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this tenth day of May 1831. (signed)James Beatty Cumberland County; ? On the tenth day of May AD 1831 before me James Montgomery Esq. One of the Justices of the Peace in and for said county. James Beaty and acknowledge the above letter of attorney to be his act and deed and desired that the same might be recorded as such according to law. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day and year above written (signed) James Montgomery A letter certifying that James Montgomery is a Justice of the Peace. (signed)John Main? The National Archives form VAM-51; 12-5-41 Bounty Land Warrant Record Card Name: Beatty, James; Grade: Private; Line: Virginia; Warrant Number: 11960; Acreage: 100; Issued: March 4, 1796, to not shown The information concerning the issuance of warrants carded on this form is found in volume 2 to 4 of "Land Warrants Issued Prior to 1800" which are registers of bounty land warrants issued to non-commissioned officers and privates under congressional resolutions of September 16, 1776, and subsequent dates. Other records relative to the applications for warrants appear to have been destroyed in the War Department fire of November 9, 1800. Information concerning warrants surrendered to the Federal Government is to be found in General Land Office records in The National Archives. (transcribed by Faith Van Schaik L6)

Source: Marriages from Venango Co. Sources 1795-1885 (all) & 1886-1921 (outside county) by Joan Search Hanson, C. G. 1994 p. 14 Beattie, James of Hubbard OH, to Anna J. Patterson, d/o John Patterson of Franklin, on 18 Feb in Franklin. VS 26 Feb 1880 Beatty, Adelbert, to Mary C. Gramley, d/o William Gramley, on 4 Jul 1867. VCH p615 c2. Beatty, C. H., to Josephine Higgins, formerly of Franklin, niece of Mrs. James B. McCutcheon, on 9 Nov in Pittsburgh. VCP 2 Dec 1914 p3 c7. Beatty, Daniel T. of Meadville, to Harriet Black of Butler Co. on 5 Jun in Sugarcreek Twp. VS 29 Jun 1866. Beatty, Decimer A. of Detroit, to Lucille Marie Koob of Detroit, on 27 Dec at the First Presbyterian church of Detroit. Mr. Beatty is the s/o Frank Beatty of Franklin and formerly lived here. VCP 17 Jan 1917. Beatty, J. A. of Meadville, to Annie Walls of Dempseytown, on 30 Jun at the National Hotel. VS 8 Jul 1870. Beatty, Richard W. of Pittsburgh, to Mary E. Robinson of Franklin, on 24 Feb at the house of J. T. P. Watson, Esq. VS 3 Mar 1881 Beaty, Lee M. to Clara Allison, on 24 Oct at the residence of the bride's mother in Jackson Twp. VS 26 Oct 1876. Beaty, Miles of Clarion to Almira T. Baily, d/o Samuel Baily of Franklin on 17 Feb in the ME church. VS 20 Feb 1850. Beaty, Parker to Lydia E. Howill, on 1 Jul in Neillsburg. VS 16 Jul 1862. p 11 Bankson, Clarence Burnhart s/o M/M Peter Bankson of Oil City, to Winnefred Ethzelda Beatty, s/o M/M James T. Beatty, on Mon in Pittsburgh. The couple will reside in Rouseville. VCP 20 Oct 1920. p 40 Casper, Samuel of Oakland twp. to Leah Jane Beatty of Oakland twp, d/o Alfred Spear, Esq., on 11 Dec at the residence of the bride's father. VC 20 Dec 1883 p3 c4 and VS 27 Dec 1883 p3 c2. p 52 Cross, R. M., postmaster of Clintonville, to Jennie Beatty of Clinton twp, several months ago in Jamestown NY. CP 28 Mar 1895 p5 c1. p 59 Deets, James H. of Oakland twp, to Amanda M. Beatty of Meadville, on 11 Nov at the Grant House in Franklin. VS 13 Nov 1873. p 81 Foster, John of Sugarcreek twp to Isabella Beatty of Sugarcreek twp, on 26 Feb. VH 9 Mar 1824. p 144 Lewis, Willis of Oil Creek, to Nancy Beatty of Oil Creek, on 17 Nov at the Kinnear Hotel. VS 11 Nov 1863. p 165 McGinnis, John Willis, to Ellen A. Beatty on 12 Jan 1865. SPC. p 172 Miles, Milton of Venango Co, to Lizzie Beatty of Venango Co. on 4 Jan at the parsonage in Pleasantville. VS 1 Feb 1865. p 181 Myers, J. W. of Jackson twp, to Mary Ada Beaty of Sugarcreek twp on 3 Jul in Franklin. VS 10 Jul 1873. p 258 Ware, William M. of Jackson twp, to Annetta Beaty of Jackson twp, on 12 Aug. VS 19 Aug 1880. p 269 Yeater, Thomas to Sarah E. Beatty, in 1860. VCH p615 c2. CP - Citizen Press 3 Jan 1884 - 25 Dec 1902 SPC - Scrubgrass Presbyterian Church (records) VC - Venango Citizen 14 Apr 1870 - 20 Dec 1883 VCH - The History of Venango County 1879 (Biographical information used only if both the marriage date and name of bride are provided) VCP - Venango Citizen Press 1 Jan 1903 - 2 Oct 1946 VH - Venango Daily Herald 6 Sep 1904 - 31 Dec 1917 VS - Venango Spectator 17 Jan 1849 - 28 Dec 1893 Joann Denton L296

Source: 1852-1854 Vital Statistics, Venango Co. by Venango Geneology Club 1981 p. 8 John Beaty age 33 years and 10 months, father Samuel Beaty, mother Leah, farmer born Jackson Twp. Venango. Wife Susannah; children Levi & Amanda Malvina. Died 2 July 1854, Sugar Creek Twp. Buried Big Sugarcreek Presbyterian Church. Joann L296

Is anyone researching or know anything about John Beatty living in Belmont Co, Ohio in 1840? He was age 20-30 living with a wife age 20-30. By 1850 John Beatty was dead and his second wife Elizabeth Garrett Beatty was living with her family with her stepdaughter Letta A Beatty. In 1860 Elizabeth was still in Belmont Co living with sister Matilda and stepdaughter Litty A Beatty. In 1880 Elizabeth was living in Magnolia, Putnam Co, Illinois with her sister Matilda and stepdaughter Letty Ann. Letty Ann Beatty listed her mother's birth place as Maryland (as was her stepmother's), and her father's as Pennsylvania. She was 36 and unmarried. My Samuel Beaty of lineage 7/34 was in the same township as John Beatty in 1840. My Samuel named his youngest daughter Latitia. I believe these two Beattys to be either brothers or cousins. John Beatty would be of an age to be Samuel's brother. I find it coincidental that their daughters would be named similarly. It doesn't bother me that Letty Ann said her father was born in Penn instead of Virginia. I've found in my research that 50% of the time, children name the wrong state their parents were born in. Anyway, does anyone know of this John Beatty in Belmont County, Ohio? Thanks Cindy L7/34 --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Get better spam protection with Yahoo! Mail

Grayson County State of Ky Sct On this 2nd day of November AD, 1852 personally appeared before me A. Gray Justice of the peace in and for Grayson, Wm H. Pearl and after being duly sworn stated that Adam D. Beatty & Delila Jane Beatty was minor children of Lydia Beatty (??) widow of John Fulkerson deceased being 2nd lieutenant in the army of the united states in the war with Great Britain in the year of 1812 as will appear from the declaration to which this is attached, as appears from the family record being a large family Bible, Adam D. Beatty was born on the 27th day of December 1831 and that Delila Jane Beatty was born on the 13th day of August 1834 also Mary Petty after being duly sworn stated that she was present at the birth of aforesaid two minor children and that the above statement is correct to her personal knowledge also Lydia Beatty the mother of the two minor children after being duly sworn stated that the above statement is correct Given under my hand this 2nd day of November 1852 Anderson Gray JPGC State of Kentucky County of Grayson Sct I Edwin Thomas clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid do certify that Anderson Gray whose genuine Signature appears to the foregoing affidavit is and was at the time of signing the same an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County & state aforesaid duly elected commissioned & qualified as such to whose official acts due faith & credit is due as well within as without this state, and that his signature is genuine and that said court is a court of record. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed the seal of said court done at Leitchfield this 16th day of November 1852. Edwin Thomas Clk GCC *********************************************************************** Grayson County State of Ky Sct On this 11th day of January AD one thousand eight hundred and fifty six personally appeared before me A. C. McBeath a justice of the peace within and for the County of Grayson and State of Kentucky, duly authorized to administer Oaths in the County & State aforesaid. Lydia Fulkerson aged Sixty two years a Resident of Grayson County in the State of Kentucky who being duly sworn according to Law declares that She is the widow of John Fulkerson Deceased who was a Lieutenant in the Company commanded by Captain Solomon Brandenburg in the 3rd Regiment of Kentucky Militia Commanded by Col. Nicholas Miller in the war with the Indians on the Wabash in the then Territory of Indiana on a Requisition by the Secretary of war in the year 1812. that he volunteered at Elizabethtown Hardin County Kentucky on or about the -- day of - AD 1812 for the term of six months and continued in actual service in said war for about 6 months and was honorably discharged in the State of Kentucky on or ab! out the - day of - 1813 as will appear by the muster roll of said company. That if he ever received a discharge she does not know it She further States that She was married to the said John Fulkerson in the County of Hardin and State of Kentucky on the 21st day of March 1811 by one Ben Ogden a minister of the Gospel and that her name before her said marriage was Lydia Shaw as will appear by a copy of the record of said marriage That her said husband died in the town of Leitchfield Grayson County Kentucky on the ? day of March AD 1814 and that She is a widow She makes this Declaration for the purpose of obtaining the bounty Land to which She may be entitled to under the act of Congress approved 3rd March 1855. She further states that this is her first application for Bounty Land under this or any other act of Congress She further more hereby Constitutes and appoints Edwin Thomas of Leitchfield Grayson County Kentucky her attorney to Received her Land warrant when issued. Witness Jack Thomas Lydia (her mark) Fulkerson John P. Beatty We Jack Thomas and John P. Beatty residents of Grayson County Kentucky upon our oaths declare that we were well acquainted with John Fulkerson the person named in the forgoing Declaration, that we know that he lived in and died in Leitchfield Grayson County State of Kentucky on or about the - day of March 1814 and that he was buried at the Beaver Dam burying ground near Leitchfield Grayson County. We further State that we are personally and well acquainted with Lydia Fulkerson the person who made the above Declaration and know that she is the widow of the said John Fulkerson Deceased and that She is the Identical person She Represents her self to be. We further Know that said John Fulkerson & Lydia Fulkerson lived together in Leitchfield for a number of years a man and wife up to the death of the Said John Fulkerson, that Said Lydia Fulkerson is now a widow, and that She is the Identical person She Represents herself to be and that we are disinterested witnesses, and that th! e foregoing Declaration was signed & acknowledged in our presence. Jack Thomas John P. Beatty The foregoing Declaration of affidavit was sworn to and subscribed before me A. C. McBeath - a Justice of the peace in and for Grayson County Kentucky on the day and year first within written, by the said Lydia Fulkerson the applicant - and the witnesses Jack Thomas & John P. Beatty, and I certify that I know the affiants to be Credible persons that the claimant is the person She Represents herself to be and that She is of the age above Stated and that I have no interest in the prosecution of this claim A.C. McBeath Justice Peace Grayson County State of Kentucky Grayson County Sct I Edwin Thomas clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid do certify that A.C. McBeath whose genuine Signature appears to the foregoing certificate is and was at the time of signing the Same an acting Justice of th Peace within and for the County of Grayson and State of Kentucky duly Elected Commissioned and Sworn as such to whose official act due faith & credit is due as well within as without this State, and that his signature as written is genuine In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto Set My and affixed the Seal of said ? ? done at Leitchfield this 2? Day of January 1856 Grayson County Sct To any authorised Minister of the Gospel or Authorised Magistrate these are to license and permit you to join together in the honorable State of Matrimony according to the rules and Customs of the Church of Which you are a member My William Beatty and Mrs. Lydia Fulkerson he the said William Beatty having given bond and Security in my office agreeably to the law. Given under my hand as clerk of the County Court of the County aforesaid this 7th day of August 1820 Jack Thomas CGC Executed august the 10th 1820 Chas H Stuteville Preacher Gospel State of Kentucky Grayson County Sct I Edwin Thomas Clerk of the Grayson County Court in the State of Kentucky do certify that the above is a true Copy the Marriage license of William Beatty and Mrs Lydia Fulkerson and the ministers Return thereon endorsed as filed in my said office- In Testimony Whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and affixed the seal of Said County Court done at Leitchfield this 16th day of October 1852 Edwin Thomas Clerk Grayson County Court State of Kentucky Hardin County Sct I William T Samuels clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid Certify that John Fulkerson and Lydia Shaw were married on the 21st day of March AD 1811 by Ben Ogden a minister of the Gospel as appears from the records of my office. Witness my hand & seal of said County ? My office in Elizabethtown Jany 21, ? [1811] William T. Samuels Clk

New Jersey - Fulkerson, John/Margaret - Number W.8836 Revolutionary Claim Ben, O. Fulkerson Adm. of Margaret Fulkerson Act 4th July 1836 William Beatty Depo: Additional proof of marriage E. L. Brown atty Elizabethtown Ky. State of Kentucky Hardin County Sct: Be it known that on this the 30th day of October 1852, before me the undersigned Judge of the Hardin County Court in the state aforesaid, personally appeared William Beatty who is well known to me as a credible witness who being first duly sworn according to law deposeth and saith that his is seventy six years of age, and was born in the state of Pennsylvania on the 9th day of August 1776. That he came to Kentucky in the year 1789 or thereabouts. That he was personally acquainted with John Fulkerson late of Grayson County Kentucky who was a Revolutionary Pensioner and drew Eighty dollars per annum. That he was also personally aquainted with Margaret Fulkerson, the wife of the said John - that her maiden name was Margaret Bruner. That he is also well acquainted with Peter Fulkerson the oldest child of the said Margaret and John. That he knows the said Peter is now seventy seven years of age and was born in the year 1775. That he first became acquainted with the said John & M! argaret in the year 1802, upwards of fifty years ago. That they were then living together as man and wife and had several children, and the said Peter was the oldest of said children, and was then about twenty seven years of age, and was married and had children. How many he had, at the time referred to, he can not now remember; but he knows that he had five children, to wit: William, James, Peggy, Polly and Nancy. That the said William, married Cassa Ann Beatty, and the said James, married Elizabeth Allison Beatty, both of whom were the daughters of him, the said William Beatty. That he has always understood from the Fulkerson family and has no doubt of the fact that the said John and Margaret Fulkerson were married in the year seventeen hundred and seventy four, in Sussex County New Jersey. That he is confident of the fact of the date of said marriage for the reason that he, the said William Beatty, was born in August 1776, and the said Peter, he knows, is about a year old! er than he is, and consequently must have been born in 1775. He further states that he is disinterested. Attest: A. C. Cook - Peter Stuart - Wm (his mark) Beatty Subscribed and sworn to before me this 30th day of October 1852. I further certify that I have known the above named William Beatty for the space of thirty years, at least, and believe him him to be a man of truth and veracity, & that his statements above, are strictly true. John Morris County Judge of Hardin County Ky State of Kentucky Hardin County Sct: I, Hugh J. Dennison, Clerk of the County Court for the County aforesaid certify that John Morris whose signature appears to the above certificate is and was at the time of signing the same, Judge of the County Court for the county aforesaid, duly elected and commissioned according to law. That said court is a court of record. The commission of the said John Morris bears date on the 20th day of May AD 1851 and continues four years, and his signature above is genuine. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand & affixed my seal of office at Elizabethtown this 30th day of October AD 1852 H. J. Dennison Clk

Sorry--the index is John Beatty to William Beaty. Laurel Baty, L252 > Bounty land Warrant Application File, Record Group 15, Box # 361 and 362 > > [These files are not indexed, so I copied the outside of each envelope to > prepare an index. Box 361 begins with John Beatty. I hope to be able to > index Box 360 and alternate spellings, such as Baty and Batey, at some > future date. I have looked at every file in this index and tried to > abstract additional information that would aid in identifying the soldier. > I Xeroxed the claims for all soldiers from Tennessee, Texas, Georgia, > Mississippi, Kentucky, South Carolina and North Carolina and would be happy > to share copies of these. A copy of these Bounty Land claims can be > requested from The National Archives (http://www.Nara.gov)] > > > John Beatty, Act of 55-120, Wt 28228; Sgt in Capt. Butler's Mich Vol, Black > Hawk War, 1832; filed in 1855 Cool Spring Township, Laporte Co, Indiana, > aged 43; in 1878 John is aged 65 and living in Michigan City, Indiana. > > John Beatty, Act of 55-160, Wt 92048; Private in Captain Carleton Co K 1st > Drag USA; enlisted New York 1849, Apache War, Born Dublin, Ireland, aged 24 > in 1849. > > John B. Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 35285; Private in Capt Moore 1st Regt NY > Vols, Mexican War; born Brooklyn, NY; 21 years old in 1848. > > John D. Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 6813; Sgt in Lt Davis 3rd Regt Tenn. Vols. > John Beatty was born in Loudon Co., VA and was 20 years old in 1846 when he > enlisted at Memphis, TN. In 1847 he filed claim from Shelby County, TN. > COPIED > > John H. Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 4239; Private in Capt. McDougall's Col. > Drake 1st Ind Vol, Mexican War; Hamilton County, Indiana. > > Joseph Beatty, Act of 1850, Rejected 134058; Private in Capt Kean's, Gen > Miller Pa Mil War of 1812; filed from Sarahsville, Noble Co, Ohio in 1851; > aged 71 years; enlisted in "Old Lancaster" Pa Spring of 1813. > > Joseph Beatty, Act of 50-160, Wt 13360; Private in Capt Henry David's 28th > Regt US Inf; filed from Calloway Co, Missouri in 1858, aged 61 years; > enlisted in Mt Sterling, KY. > > Joseph H. Beatty, Act of 185-Rejected Wt 145751; Clerk in Major Burns US > Army Mexican War; filed in 1855 from Philadelphia, PA aged 36; enlisted > Camden City, NJ. > > Joseph P. Beatty (last name also Baty, Bata, Beaty), Act of 55-120, Wt > 66957; Private Capt J. D. Stills, GA Vols. In 1850 Joseph is 34 and a > resident of Pike County, GA. He enlisted at West Point, GA in 1836, Florida > Wars. In 1853, Joseph was living in DeKalb Co., Alabama and aged 37 and > states that he was a Corporal under Captain Ellis in a Regiment commanded by > Augustus Stokes in the Cherokee removal in 1838. COPIED > > Miles C. Beatty, Act of 55-160, Wt 45675; Private Capt. Abner Bassett Ohio > Mil; enlisted Urbana, Ohio 1813; filed from Champaign Co, Ohio 1855, aged > 66. > > Oliver Beatty, Act of 12-160, Wt 1955; Private 14th Regt Infantry; there is > a letter in this file dated 1814 stating that Oliver is "about to be absent > from US" it appoints John Key of Baltimore as his attorney and is signed > "Oliver Betty." Oliver was 28 at enlistment and born in Ireland. A letter > dated 1842 from John Keys states that he died in his native country and "his > heir has arrived in this city." > > Robert Beatty, Act of 55-120, Wt 12349; Sergt NY Mil, Capt S. A. Rich, Col > Letcher; enlisted in 1812, NY, NY; filed 1855 NY, NY aged 66. > > Robert Beatty, Act of 50-160 Wt 2407; Private in Capt Barcas Co "G" 1st > Regt US Infantry; Florida Indian War, enlisted at Baltimore, MD; filed in > 1850, Philadelphia, PA, aged 44. > > Robert Beatty, Act of 1855-Rejected 335222; Musician in Leu Chiles 1st US > Artillery, Seminole War; born in NY City; filed in 1881, aged 81 from > Elizabeth City, VA Soldier's Home. In 1857 lived in New Orleans. > > Robert I. Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 60727; Private in G E (?) 10 US Inf, 18 > years, 8 months old at death, killed in Mexican War; Sarah Beatty, mother, > living in Newton, Sussex Co, New Jersey in 1847, father is dead. > > Samuel Beatty, Act of 55-120, Wt-48173; Private in 49th MD Mil, Capt > Litener, Col Veazy, War of 1812; Widow Deborah, aged 48 in 1851, married > Samuel in Cecil Co on Aug. 30, 1821, maiden name Kelley; Samuel died in > Cecil Co on April 30, 1842; Samuel enlisted at Cecil Co, MD in 1814. > > Samuel Beatty, Act of 50-40, Wt 77160; Private in Capt Peter Primey MD Mil; > widow Sarah, maiden name Witherington, married 13 Nov. 1817, East Baltimore > Station; Samuel Betty appears on copy of marriage certificate; Samuel died > Sept. 27, 1819 in Dorchester Co., MD. > > Samuel Beatty, Jr., Act of 55-160 Wt 10540; Private in Capt. John McNaughton > 's, Col William Root, NY Mil; filed in Salem, Washington Co, NY in 1855, > aged 72 years. Mustered in at Salem. David R. Beatty is a witness. > > Samuel Beatty, Act of 55160, Wt 2597; Private in Capt Jas Cochran's Penn > Mil; Vernon Township, Crawford Co, PA 1855, Samuel Beatty aged 61 years; > volunteered at Meadville, Crawford County 19 July 1813; Finlaw Beatty is > Justice of the Peace. > > Samuel Beatty, Act of 1855, Rejected # 152,523; Private in Capt Vance, Col > Piper PA Mil; filed in Somerset Township, Washington Co, PA in 1851, aged > 75; volunteered in Washington Co. PA Sept. 1812. > > Samuel Beatty, Act of 1812-320-Wrt 868; Private Corps Artillery, Capt Thomas > Biddle's Co; 16 years old in 1815, born in New York. > > Samuel J. Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 17026; private in Capt Young's 1st Regt > Va. Vols, War with Mexico; born Washington Co, MD, 43 years old at time of > enlistment (1847), enlisted at Richmond, Va. > > Samuel H. Beatty, Act of 1847-160, Wt 35615; Private in Capt. Naylor's 2 PA > Vol., War with Mexico; born Philadelphia, PA; 24 years old in 1847. > > Thomas Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 15813; Private in Capt. Boardman's Co, Ind > Vols, 1848; William Beatty, father of Thomas and heir at law filed claim in > Bartholemew Co. Ind. Thomas Beatty, Jr. and Darias Beatty state that > William is the father of Thomas. Thomas enlisted June 1846 and died at > Brazos, Texas July 21, 1846. > > Thomas Beatty, Private Act of 1855, rejected, 308-793, Capt. Callahan's S. > C. Militia, War of 1812; in 1860, Tyler County, Texas, Thomas Beatty, aged > 63 states he volunteered at Abbeville district, SC in 1814. COPIED > > William Beatty, Act of 55 120, Wt 7300 Private, Capt. Hicks Lt. Col Mapes NY > Mil, War of 1812; widow Elizabeth of NY, NY filed claim in 1855, she is 64 > years old; married to Thomas in NY, NY Sept. 16, 1809, maiden name Jones, > Wm. Died NY, NY Sept. 16, 1825. > > William Beatty, Act of 55-160, Wt 71809, Private in Capt. John Plume, New > Jersey Mil, War of 1812; volunteered at Newark, NJ; filed in 1852, Essex > Co., NJ aged 56. In 1857 a resident of Kingston, Ulster, NY. > > William Beatty, Act of 55-120 Wt 73069; Sergt in Capt. James Thompson's PA > Mil, War of 1812; widow Anne filed in 1852 from Butler Co., PA, aged 64. > Wm. Volunteered at Butler, PA in 1812. Married July 14, 1808. Wm. Died at > residence in Butler April 12, 1831 (could be 51 can't quite read my own > writing!). A copy of the marriage from the Beatty Bible states that Wm > Beatty married Anne Thorn. > > William Beatty, Act of 55-120, Wt 64953; Private Capt John Kennedy, Col > Bradley Tenn. Mil; filed from Carroll Co. Missouri, 1855, aged 64; > volunteered at Monroe, Overton Co., TN in 1813. COPIED > > William Beatty, Act of 50-80, Wt 51023; private Capt Samuel Anderson, Col C. > C. Biddle, 5th PA Vol, 1814; A claim was filed for Deborah Ann Beatty a > minor under 14 and daughter of Wm from Delaware Co., PA. Wm died Mar. 18, > 1842, leaving a widow who intermarried with Richard Temple. Deborah Ann was > born April 18, 1832. > > William Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 44541; Private in Capt. McPhail's 5th Reg. > US Inf., 1847. Born Tyrone, Ireland, age 27 at enlistment in 1847, enlisted > at Allegheny Co., Pa. > > William H. Beatty, Act of 55-160, Wt 73763; Private Capt. Richard Magruder > MD Mil, War of 1812; filed from Baltimore, MD in 1857, aged 65; volunteered > at Baltimore, MD > > William M. Beatty, Act of 47-160, Wt 16034; Private in Company I, US > Infantry, 1848; Wm Beatty, father and heir at law of William Montgomery > Beatty filed claim from NY, NY. Wm. M. Beatty enlisted at Boston and died > Sept. 17, 1847. > > Abeazor or Aby (also Eleazor) Beaty, Act of 55-120 Wt # 36,241; Private in > Capt. Carson Co. Tenn. Mil. COPIED > Excerpts: William Dabney is the guardian of Zilpha Beaty, wife of George > Beaty and daughter of Abeazor or Aby Beaty who is 17 years old. State of > Tennessee, Fentress County. > > I certify that I live about one mile and a half from George Beaty & his wife > Zilphy that I have known them ever since they were small children that said > Zelphy was the daughter of Aley Beaty who was a soldier in the war of 1812. > I further certify that I have been intimately acquainted with Aley Beaty for > thirty years before his death, that he died in Fentress County Tennessee > about six or so years ago?? nine miles from me. That his wife Viney(?) > Beaty deceased on Stone(?) River about 14 years ago. That he never married > after the death of said Viney. That I well know all his children that they > was all over twenty years of age on the 28th day of September 1850 except > Zilphy Beaty who married George Beaty & she is now just turned into her 17th > year of age. I married her & said George last may was a year ago. Given > under my hand this 6th day of August 1853. > Joshua Owen > Justice of the Peace. > > State of Kentucky > Clinton County > On this 5th day of Oct. 1853, personally appeared before me J. C. > Southerland, J. P>, in and for the county & State aforesaid W. J. Dabney a > resident citizen of the town of Albany in Clinton County, Kentucky, who is > the guardian of Zilpha Beaty, wife of George Beaty, she being under the age > of sixteen years on the 28th Sept. 1850. Said Dabney being a man of good > character his statements being entitled to full credit and after being duly > sworn for that purpose on his oath makes the following declaration in order > to obtain bounty land for the services of Aby alias Eliazer Beaty, deceased. > Declarant states that said Beaty was a soldier in the war of 1812 as he is > informed and believes for the term of six months. From Rutherford County, > Tennessee under Capt. Robert Carson as he understands, and was honorably > discharged for said tour of duty. And afterwards moved to Fentress County > Tennessee and lived there many years and died in said county some five or > six years ago. That he left no widow that his last wife died previous to > his leaving that part of Tennessee from which he went into service-that said > Beaty was twice married -That he left some children by his first wife who > are all over the age of 21 years as declarant understands & believes-That > Zilpha Beaty his ward is the only child of said Beaty's last wife and only > child who was under the age of 16 years on the 28 Sept. 1850. That said > Zilpha Beaty lives in Fentress County Tennessee adjoining Clinton County > Kentucky. That said Zilpha & her husband George Beaty have authorized and > requested him to apply for said claim on her behalf.. > > State of Kentucky, Clinton County, on this the 26th day of September 1853 > personally appeared before me John Noland a Justice of the Peace in and for > the said county & State aforesaid Allen Beaty a resident citizen of the > County of Fentress and State of Tennessee adjoining Clinton County, > Kentucky..makes the following affidavit to wit that his Uncle Aley or > Eleazor Beaty as he witnesses has always understood served a six months tour > in the service of the United States in the war of 1812 from Rutherford > County, Tennessee.& moved to Fentress County Tennessee and there died about > 5 or 6 years past that his wife died before him that he left no widow but > left several children all of whom were over the age of 16 years at the 28th > of September 1853 except Zelphy Beaty now the wife of one George Beaty. > Witness states that said soldier died in about 3 miles of affiants but the > exact time he has now forgotten, that his said uncle lived he thinks in a > part of Rutherford that is now included in Cannon County. > > > Adam A. Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 90519; Private in Capt. R. Chandler's Tex > Vols., War with Mexico; in 1856 Adam lives in Will Co. TX and is 31 years > old; in 1889 Adam lives in Alpine, San Diego Co, CA and is 65 years old > COPIED > > Addison Beaty, Act of 47-160, Wt 33118; Corpl. in Capt. Lane's 4th KY Vol, > 1847, War with Mexico; born in Wayne County, KY, aged 23 in 1848. COPIED > > Alex Beaty, Act of 1855, rejected, #285226, Private in Capt. Beaty's Tenn. > USA, 1790; COPIED {L2?, sounds like the father of Alexander and Andrew was > "Billy Beaty"?} > > State of Kentucky, Clinton County > On this the 7th day of December 1857 personally appeared before me Abner > Beaty, a Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid Eleanor Meek > widow of James Meek aged --- years she lives 2 miles from me. She is a > pensioner(??) and entitled to full credit and being first duly sworn by me > on her oath states that she helped to fix clothes for Alexander Beaty when > he went as a volunteer Company some time about 1794 or there abouts. That > she lived at the house of Billy Beaty in Sullivan County Tennessee at the > time said Alexander volunteered & had from a small child, and continued to > live there until she, affiant, was married. That she was present at the > time said Catherine Beaty and Alexander was married that her name was > Catherine Travis, that they was married by Crockett, as she now thinks > affiant is a pensioner(??) that she lives in sight of said Catherine and has > for about 40 years that Alexander has been dead about 6 years that he Beaty > was gone in service for three months that she was raised with said Beaty & > has lived within sight as before stated sworn to and subscribed this 7th day > of December 1857 before me. > Elenor Meek (her mark) > > State of Kentucky, Clinton County > On this the 7th day of December 1857 personally appeared before me Abner > Beaty, a Justice of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid Catherine > Beaty widow of Alexander Beaty deceased. She is my mother and said > Alexander was my father. She is entitled to full credit and being first > duly sworn by me on her oath makes the following Declaration To wit: that > her name before she was married was Catherine Travis that she was married to > said Beaty when she was in the 21st year of her age that she was married by > __- that she is now 77 years of age that he said husband was a soldier in > the war of 1794. That she and her said husband moved from Sullivan County > East Tennessee to where she now lives & where she & her said husband lived > up to the day of his death which took place about 6 or 7 years last March > 1857. She states that her said husband was a volunteer under Captain Andrew > Beaty for three months before she & him was married. She states that her > said husband lived in Sullivan County Tennessee at the time he volunteered & > served out his tour of duty and was honorably discharged. She states that > Captain Andy Beaty under who her said husband served for many years lived in > sight of declarant in Clinton County, Kentucky..(there is more that is a > repeat of Eleanor Meek's testimony) > > Joseph Harris of Clinton County, Kentucky states "said Eleanor was raised by > the father of said Alexander Beaty." > > Abner Beaty, J. P. > > Alexander Beaty, Act of 1850, rejected 20822, Private in Capt. Gregg's, Col > Christian's Tenn. Mil., 1793; COPIED > Some Excerpts: > On Jan. 21, 1851 Alexander Beaty, aged 81 years, a resident of Clinton > County, Kentucky states "he was a private in the company commanded by > Captain Andrew Beaty in the regiment commanded by Colonel John Scott of > Mountain men, in the war between the United States and the Cherokee Indians > in the year 1794." His discharge papers were burnt when his house was burnt > in 1806. > April 9, 1853 Eleanor Meek says "she was living at the house of Alexander > Beaty in Sullivan County Tennessee when he went as a soldier against the > Indians, a volunteer for the time of three months; as she now thinks under > his brother Captain Andy Beaty that she helped to fix him off and remained > there with his father and mother until his term of service was out and > returned home and continued to live there for some years after that, she > then married to James Meek and lived some years on said Beaty's farm. That > said Beaty then married Catherine Travis at the house of said Alexander > Beaty where his father then lived that she & her said husband James Meek was > at the wedding that as well as she remembered now Squire Crockett married > them." > April 9, 1853, Fentress County Tennessee, Catherine Beaty, 73 years old, > "living on the edge of Kentucky" states "she was married in Sullivan County, > East Tennessee by Squire Andy Crockett 51 years and six months in the month > of May that she and her said husband moved from Sullivan County to > Cumberland County by where they lived together to the time of his death > which took place on the 3rd day of March 1851 in Clinton County." Her > husband served "under his brother Captain Andy Beaty." > > Alfred Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 41002, Private in Capt. Brewster's, Col > Stoke's, GA Mil., 1838, removal of Cherokee; filed Walton Co., GA, 1855, > aged 40 a resident of Gwinnett, Co. GA COPIED > > Archibald Beaty, Act of 55-80, Wt 18723, Ensign in Capt. McCreight's, Col. > A. M. William's SC Mil., War of 1812; claim filed Fairfield District, SC, > 1855, aged 66 years COPIED > > Archibald D. Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 96584, Teamster, Wagonmaster, Feriar, > 1846. (I seemed to have missed this one) > > Daniel Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 80608, Private in Col Bailey Payton's La > Vols, 1846; in Wells Co, Indiana in 1855, aged 33, resident of Bluffton, La; > filed in Pueblo, Colorado in 1882, aged 60, enlisted at Franklin, La. Born > in Rochester, NY, "or near by" age 25 in 1846. > > David Beaty, Act of 1855 rejected, #294538; Private Capt. Lyons, Ga Vols, > Indian Wars of 1791, 1792, &1793; filed in 1858, DeKalb Co., GA by widow > Gracey, aged 84; states david volunteered in Hancock County, Georgia; > married in Clark Co., GA on Dec. 19, 1799, maiden name Lowry; David died > July 7, 1851. COPIED > > David Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 80473; Private in Capt. B. E. Prince, Col. E. > Beadley, Tenn., War of 1812; widow Elizabeth R. Beaty of Holmes Co., Miss, > aged 47 files a claim for Bounty land in 1856; David volunteered at > Montgomery Co., TN in 1813; married Aug. 2, 1831 in Montgomery Co., TN; > maiden name Drake; David died in Holmes Co., Miss on Jan. 26, 1849. COPIED > > David Beaty, Act of 55-80, Wt 19013, Private in Capt. J. Zackmiller's Tenn. > Mil., War of 1812; claim filed in 1855, Dubois County; Robert M. Beaty is > Justice of the Peace; David Beaty is 65; drafted at Rogersville, Hawkins > County, TN in 1813 or 1814 COPIED > > David Beaty, Act of 47-160, Wt 76452; Private in Capt. Boardman's 3rd > Indiana Vol. Mexican War; filed 1852 from Bartholemew, Indiana, aged 27. > > Ebenezer Beaty, Act of 12-160, Wt 22075; Private in Capt. Melvin's, war of > 1812; at time of enlistment aged 37, born in state of MD, enlisted at > Georgetown, DC; requests that certificate be sent to him at "Mr. Elijah May' > s, near Ft. Maddox, Alabama territory." > > Francis Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 33787; Private in Capt. House's Alabama > Militia, Creek War; in 1850 he is 38 years old, drafted at Chambers Co., > Alabama in 1836. > > George Beaty, Act of 55-80, Wt 35355; Private in Capt. C. Towers SC Mil, War > of 1812; filed in 1855 Clarksville, Habersham Co., Ga. by widow Susannah > Beaty, aged 73; maiden name Eaton, married SC in August of 1803, no record > of marriage exists; George died April 29, 1838, had lived in same county 30 > years; substituted at Pendleton District, SC in Jan 1814 COPIED > > Hugh Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 44242, Private in Capt. Jas. Hendon, Col. > Little's GA Mil., War of 1818 (Seminole War); Hugh volunteered at > Watkinsville, Clark Co., GA in 1818 widow Sarah, aged 60, files claim in > 1851 from DeKalb Co, GA; married July 16, 1806 in Madison Co., GA; maiden > name Anderson; Hugh died at DeKalb Co, GA on Aug. 15, 1844; James W. Beatey > is a witness to Sarah's signature. COPIED > > James Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 5836; Private in Capt. Ranepley MD MIL, War > of 1812; widow Catherine files a claim from Baltimore MD in 1855, she is > aged 71; married Harford Co., MD April 24, 1806, maiden name DeMoss; James > died Baltimore, Co., MD Sept. 28, 1853; James Beaty Jr. of Harford Co. MD > and Elizabeth Beaty are witnesses. > > James Beaty, Sr., Act of 50-160, Wt 4366; Private in Capt. William Jack Miss > Mil., War of 1812; claim filed in Franklin Co., Ill in 1850, aged 67; > volunteered at Baton Rouge, territory of Miss. in 1812. COPIED. > > James Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 85,057; Private in Capt. Joseph Potter Ohio > Mil., War of 1812; filed from Butler Co., Ohio in 1855, aged 70. > > James Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt #36, 251; Private Capt. Robert Marnn, Col/ > Christy, PA Mil; widow Elizabeth of Mercer Co., PA filed in 1855 she was 63 > years old; James was drafted in Mercer CO, PA; married March 9, 1815, maiden > name Campbell; James died May 6, 1842 (date also given as 1841); Wm Beatty > is a witness; Robert and Elizabeth Beatty saw them married. > > James Beaty, Act of 1852, rejected 15837; Private in Capt. Glassock's Ala. > Vols Cherokee Wars; widow Nancy, aged 38, filed claim in Fentress Co. TN in > 1853; Thomas Beaty is Justice of the Peace; married Cannon Co., TN in the > 25th year of her age; 1 year after marriage James Volunteered in Cannon Co., > TN; moved to Fentress Co., TN; James Died Feb. 15, 1852; maiden name was > Johnson; Thomas Beaty affirms her identity. COPIED > > James Beaty, Act of 12-160, # 1720; Private in 41st Infantry, Capt. Sherman, > 1815; Power of Attorney dated 1815 from NY, NY; born in New York aged 24 at > enlistment. > > James Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 27491; Private Capt. M. M. Waugh Ill Vols, > 1832; Jodavies Co (??), Ill 1850, aged 67, resident of Hanover Illinois; > filed form Jackson Co., Iowa in 1855, aged 71 resident of Clayton County. > > James Beaty, Act of 47-160, Wt 50439; Musician, 4 KY Vols, War with Mexico; > born Allegheny County, PA, 18 years old in 1848. COPIED > > John Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 25103; Private in Capt. Bevier, Col Bevier NY > Mil, War of 1812; filed in Ulster Co. NY 1855 aged 73 years old. > > John Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 72,173; Private in Capt. P. Milliken's, Col > Warner NY, War of 1812; filed in Orange Co., NY, aged 74, Joseph Beattie is > a witness; "the family name of the above named applicant is spelled by many > of them Beattie & others Beatty & also Beaty." > > John Beaty, Act of 50-40, Wt 81,324; Sergt in Capt. John Feltesman, Col S. > Dale PA Mil; War of 1812; filed Jackson Township, Venango Co., PA in 1852, > aged 64; drafted at Sugar Creek. > > John Beaty, Act of 1855, Rejected, #47494; Private Capt. J. R. Mifflin, 1st > Regiment PA Vols, War of 1812; widow Jane files from Philadelphia, PA in > 1851, aged 49; married Philadelphia, PA Sept. 29, 1814; John died Jan. 3, > 1848; maiden name Chapman. > > John Beaty, Act of 50-40, Wt 97,361; Ensign in Capt. Wm. Evans Tenn. Vol., > War of 1812; filed Fentress Co., TN, aged 72 in1853; drafted at Fayetteville > in 1812. COPIED > > John Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 75520; Private in Capt. Stephens & Ware Tenn. > Mil., War of 1812; widow Sarah filed Harrison Co., TX 1855, aged 66; > volunteered at Blount Co., TN in 1812; married Blount County Feb. 18, 1800, > maiden name Rider; John died Fayette Co. TN May 10, 1829, James and John > Beaty are witnesses; Copy of marriage from Family Bible of John "John Beaty > and Sarah Rider was married the 20 February 1800." COPIED > > John Beaty, Act of 1855, rejected 212,493; Private in Co K 1 Dragoons, War > of 1812; filed in 1855, Stark Co. Ohio, aged 71; substitute for Brother > James Beaty, drafted at Chambersburg, PA. > > John Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 45165; Private in Capt. Absalom, Ill Mil., War > of 1812; filed Randolph Co., Illinois aged 62 years. > > John Beaty, Act of 1850 rejected 159151; Soldier under Capt. Moore, Col. > Seward, NJ Mil; 1814; widow Elizabeth filed in 1852 from Sussex Co., NJ, > aged 78; married Feb. 10, 1794, in Moris, maiden name Davenport; John died > at Snuffstown, Sussex Co, NJ on Feb. 13, 1848; she had "given birth to a > number of living children." > > John Beaty, Act of 55-160-Wt 86880; Private Capt. Dan'l Ashley, Col H. J. > Williams MO Vol., 1829; filed in Chariton(?) Missouri in 1858, aged 63. > > John Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 50278; Private Capt. Rufus Nealy, Col Yocham > Tenn. Vol., 1836, Cherokee Indian War; filed McNairy Co. TN, 1856, aged 43 > COPIED > > John B. Beaty, Act of 1847, SC 1542-100; Private in Capt. Kirkpatrick's NC > Vol.; John D. Beaty, father and heir at law of John B. Beaty filed claim in > 1848 in Bladen Co., NC; John B. Beaty died in Saltillo, Mexico Sept. 14, > 1847;COPIED > > John H. Beaty, Act of 55-120 Wt 87970; Corpl in Capt. Miller's Tenn. Vols., > 1838, Cherokee Removal; filed in 1852, Marshall Co., TN, aged 41; filed in > 1855, Cherokee Co., TX, aged 45, volunteered at Farmington, TN in 1838. > COPIED > > John S. Beaty, Act of 1847-160-22570; Private in Capt. Cook's KY Vol., > Mexican War; discharge notice for James Baty states he was born in > Washington County, VA and was 27 in 1848. In 1848 James Baty filed a claim > for Bounty Land in Jefferson Co., KY. This is a very complicated claim by > John S. Beaty of Anoka, Minnesota who also has a pension file. John S. > Beaty files for Bounty in 1880 from Anoka, Minn.; he is 59 years old. He > states that he lived in Meigs Co., Ohio until 1856 then moved to Minnesota. > COPIED > > Joseph Beaty, Act of 50-80, Wt 54149; Sergt. in Capt. Reynolds & Capt. > Barnes Tenn. Militia, Creek War; filed in Rutherford Co. TN in 1851, aged 75 > years, a resident of Wilson Co., enlisted at Fayetteville in 1813. COPIED > > Joseph B. Beaty, Act of 1855, Rejected, 333629; Wagoner, Col. Rewes KY Mil., > War of 1812; enlisted at Scott County, Kentucky in Aug. of 1812; in 1878, > Joseph B. Beaty, living in Scott Co., Ky aged 90 filed claim for Bounty > Land, PO, Stamping Ground, KY. COPIED > > Joseph R. Beaty, Act of 55-160-Wt 106938; Private Capt. Wm Bechnell MO > Vols., 1836; filed in 1859, Henry Co., MO, by widow Mary aged 45; Joseph > died May 17, 1843, Henry Co., MO; married in Pettis Co., MO Dec. 3, 1836, > maiden name Prigmore; Andrew Beaty and John Robinson of Saline Co., MO > identify Mary as Joseph's widow in 1868. > > Michael Beaty, Act of 55-160 Wt 83763; Private in Co "H" 2nd Regt US Inftry, > Capt. H. S. Burton, 1851; filed in San Francisco CA in 1856 and 1858; > enlisted at New York Nov. 10, 1851 in Co "F" 3rd Regt US Art, 1852-54, > discharged at Mission San Diego, CA. > > Osborn Beaty, Act of 50 80 Wt 32613; Private in Capt. Edwards VA Mil., War > of 1812; filed in Philips Co., Arkansas in 1851, aged 59. > > Robert Beaty, Act of 1850, Rejected 105416; Private in Capt. J. Stevenson, > Col G. Morgan, Cherokee Vols, Ill., War of 1812; filed in Cherokee nation in > 1851, Robert is 51 years old. > > Robert Beaty, Act of 18-55 Rejected #330773; Private in Tenn. Vol., War of > 1812, filed in Adams Co., Ill in 1871 by widow Margaret, aged 60; married > April 17, 1827, Adams Co., ILL; maiden name Grovendunk; Robert died Aug. 17, > 1843, Adams Co. ILL; James R. Beaty is a witness. COPIED > > Robert Beaty, Act of 1847-160 Wt 50995; Private in Capt. Wanmeters Co 2nd > Regt. Ohio Vols., Mexican War; born Perry County, Ohio, 21 years old at > enlistment. > > Robert Beaty, Act of 55-120 Wt-5121; Lieut. in Capt. Tho. Hill, Col. Sam'l > Payton VA Mil, War of 1812; widow Charlotte Beaty filed in Stafford Co., VA > in 1851 aged 70; married Prince William Co., VA April 28, 1802, maiden name > Penno; Robert died Stafford Co, VA Feb. 26, 1826 (also given as 1828); Mary > & William Moore witnessed marriage, WM. Carter and James W. Beaty witnesses. > > Robert Beaty, Act of 55-120-Wt 96400; Private in Capt. Daniel Crow, Ill Mil, > 1832; widow Margaret filed in Adams Co., ILL in 1861, aged 54; married Adams > Co. Mar. 25, 1841, Robert died Aug. 17, 1843 (also given as 1844); maiden > name Grovewdunk. > > Robert W. Beaty, Act of 50-160, Wt 3051; 2 Lt. in Capt Donnelly 3rd Reg. TN > Vol., Mexican War; filed Rutherford Co. TN in 1850, Robert is 28 years old; > volunteered at Millersburgh, Rutherford Co., TN in 1847. COPIED > > Samuel Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 71, 741; Private Capt. Strickler, Col > Overall, VA Mil, War of 1812; filed in Logan Co., KY in 1850, aged 58; 1855 > John Q. A. Beaty, brother and next friend of Robert E. Beaty, aged 19, filed > in Calloway Co., KY; Samuel died Feb. 5, 1850 in Logan Co., KY; widow > Catherine died July 15, 1855; Robert E. is the only child who was under 21 > years old. > > Samuel Beaty, Act of 50-160, Wt 1037, 1st Lieut. Capt. Allen's Co, Ohio > Vols, 1840; filed May 30, 1846, Massillon, Stark Co., Ohio. > > Silas Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 28,993; Private Capt. Jacobs, Col. T. Taylor > VA Mil; War of 1812; filed in 1853, Loudon Co., VA by widow Fanny; married > Mar. 12, 1818, Loudon Co., VA; maiden name Gulick; married at father Moses > Gulick's house; Silas died Loudon, VA June 20, 1844; Charles Turner and > Samuel Chinn are witnesses "neither of the said deponents were present at > the marriage, but they have got the date from the Family Bible of the said > S. Beaty deceased they both know the said parties, ever since the marriage. > The said Turner married the sister of Wm Beaty a few years before her > marriage and deponent Chinn was in the army with Beaty during the whole > service and in the same Regt." COPIED > > Thomas Beaty, Act of 55-160 Wt 39746; Private NY Mil, Capt. McFarland's Co, > War of 1812; filed Salem, Washington Co., NY in 1855, aged 75; filed 1856 > widow Rebeckah, aged 65, married in Salem in 1810, maiden name Fairley, > Thomas died Mar 29, 1856; Hugh Fairley witness to marriage; Hannah Nichols > is Rebekah's sister, attended Thomas' funeral; James and Maria Beaty are > witnesses. > > Thomas Beaty, Act of 12-160, Wt 1957; Private 12th Infantry, War of 1812; > born Sussex Co., NJ, 44 years old at time of enlistment in 1815. > > William Beaty, Act of 1855, Rejected 74181; Private Capt Richart, Col > Renick, Ohio Mil., War of 1812; filed in 1855, Franklin Co., Ohio, age 73; > drafted Ross Co., hired a substitute after 25 days. > > William Beaty, Act of 55-120, Wt 77,962; Private Capt. Quarles, TN Mil., War > of 1812; filed in 1855, McNairy Co., TN by widow Laticia Beaty, aged 68; > William volunteered at Giles Co., TN in 1813; married in Hawkins Co., TN > March 27, 1804, maiden name was Campbell; William died McNairy Co., TN May > 2, 1846. Copied. > > William Beaty, Act of 1850 Rejected 121499; Surgeon, Col. Madrel, 73 KY > Mil., War of 1812; filed in 1851 Hempstead Co., Arkansas by widow > Clarindear, aged 50; William volunteered at Danville, KY; married Illinois > Nov. 2, 1819, maiden name Wilson; William died at residence in Hempstead > Co., Ark Feb. 28, 1851. COPIED > > William Beaty, Act of 1855 rejected Wt 263599; Private, Capt. Butler, Mich > Vols, 1832; filed in Kosciusko Co., Indiana in 1856, aged 43, served in 1832 > in 7th Regt Mich Vols War with Sac Indians, Sergeant John Beatty of Laporte, > Indiana in same company; Isaac Butler of Tama Co., Iowa swears Wm was in his > company in 1832. > > William Beaty, Act of 55-160, Wt 86768; Teamster in the 2nd Mo , Capt > Easton, US Army, 1846; filed in Carroll Co., MO in 1858, aged 30. > > William F. Beaty, Act of 47-160, Wt 48195; Private in Capt Blackburn 14th > Infantry, War with Mexico; discharge papers show that he was born in > Fentress County, TN and was 20 years old in 1848; claim filed in Fentress > Co., TN in 1848. COPIED > > William J. Beaty, Act of 55-120 Wt 54736; Private in Capt. Levi J. Knight, > Col Henry, Georgia Mil, 1836, Seminole War; filed in Lowndes Co., GA in > 1853, aged 38 COPIED. > > William L. Beaty, Act of 47-160, Wt 37374; Private in Capt. Caldwell, US > Dragoons, 1846; 1848, St. Louis Co. Missouri, born Lincoln Co., NC, 22 years > old; heirs of Mr. Wm L. Beaty, St. Louis, (May 26, 1903). > > William T. Beaty, Act of 1847-160, Wt 35 681; Private in Capt. Chambliss 3 > Tenn. Vol., War with Mexico; files claim in 1848, Shelby Co., TN; discharge > papers show he was born in Murry, TN and was 21 years old in 1848. 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Film I02493-3 page 235 in Marriage Records for Whitchurch Parish, Church of England, Shropshire, England; Charles Bate, a miller, son of William Bate married on 17 Jul 1851 Frances Bradshaw, dau of John Brandshaw, Inn Keeper; in the presence of Eliza Bate and John Baker. Dave Leavenworth Lineage 179