I have another question... See the entries below.. Do we know who William Tate (II)'s mother is? Is it Mary Beaty??... Mary and Jane who married these two different William Tates (father/son) were sisters.. Was William Tate (I) that much older then his wife Mary that his son would be old enough to mary his Aunt? Or has there been an error made here and what I have as two different Williams (I) & (II) are really the same person who married sisters? Please help.. I want the record file tobe right... Nelda William Tate father of William who married Jane Beaty ®997 Spouse: Mary Beaty Birth Date: Between 1785/1805 Father: Hugh Beatty (1751-1835) Mother: Jane Beatty, Maiden Name Unk. (1767-1829) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William Tate (II) Place: son of William Tate who m. Mary Beaty ®997 Spouse: Jane Beaty Birth Date: Between 1785/1805 Father: Hugh Beatty (1751-1835) Mother: Jane Beatty, Maiden Name Unk. (1767-1829) Nelda L. Percival nee Gilpin, IBSSG Beatty descendant line #005 Beaty collateral line #10 Graves descendant line #231 Digin up bones at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/ _________________________________________________________________ Dream of owning a home? Find out how in the First-time Home Buying Guide. http://special.msn.com/home/firsthome.armx

This is what I have found on the John Beaty of the will. It possibly should be merged with L-178. Donna L-3 Descendants of John Beaty Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 BEATY died Abt. October 1790. He married MARGARET ??. She died Aft. 1795. Notes for JOHN BEATY: Information known about John Beaty. Wife Margaret is alive in 1795 per deed selling husband's land & mentioned in son James' will. 1.William is oldest son per father's will and still alive in 1795 deed 2.Andrew-named executorin father's will with brother John in 1784 and dead by Aug. 1795 when his brother is called "surviving executor"-probably no heirs or they would have been on deed selling his share. 3.James alive in 1784 named in father's will-left will in 1795 naming sister Elizabeth Marshal, brothers John & Joseph. 4.John-named in 1784 will of father & 1795 willof brother and "surviving executor" in August 1795 deed-no wife signs dower in 1795 5. Robert named in father's will in 1784, named in brother James will in Jan. 1795 and signs deed for father's estate in August 1795-no wife signs dower. 6. Elizabeth-named in father's will in 1784, named in brother James will in Jan. 1795(Elizabeth Marshall) and signs deed for father's estate in August 1795 (Elizabeth Marshall, wife of Michael Marshall).Married Michael Marshall. 7.Alexander-named in father's will in 1784 but dead before deed in 1795-no heirs sign deed. 8. Samuel-named in father's will in 1784 but dead before deed in 1795-no heirs sign deed. 9. Joseph-named in father's will in 1784, named in brother James will in Jan. 1795 and signs deed for father's estate in August 1795-no wife signs dower. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx This is John buying the land: Cumberland co., PA Deeds L-561 Robert Sturgeon, etux to John Beatty This indenture witnesseth that whereas by a patten from the Hon. Prop. of the Province of PA dated at Philadelphia 28 May 1770 (Pat. Bk. AA Vol. 11 pg. 315) there was granted unto Robert Sturgeon a tract of land called Sturgeon Hall in Rye twp., Cumberland co., PA beginning...marked birch.....side of Juniata River...thence by Andrew Steavens land...and David Inglishes land...containing 101 acres and a quarter acre plus allowance. Now know ye that Robert Sturgeon & Jean, his wife for 1000£ paid by John Beattey of Rye twp., Cumberland co., PA ....set their hand & seal this 3 April 1779. Robert Sturgeon Jean Sturgeon In presence of: Wm. Green Jeremiah Sturgeon Lancaster co. SS Deed is acknowledged & dower released by Robert Sturgeon & Jean, his wife. 3 April 1779 Deed is recorded 5 January 1795. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The heirs selling the land: Cumberland co., PA Deeds L-562 Surviving Executors & Heirs of John Beaty, deceased to James Power. This indenture witnesseth that Robert Sturgeon obtained a patent from the Hon. Proprietors of PA dated at Philadelphia 28 May 1770 for 101 acres & one quarter of an acre plus allowance in Rye twp., now Juniata (twp.), county of Cumberland and state of PA ....beginning at a marked birch standing on the side of the Juniata River....land of Andrew Stevens....David English land...called Sturgeon's Hall. Robert Sturgeon & Jane, his wife for 1000£ conveyed this piece of land to John Beatty as by deed 3 April 1779 and the said John Beatty, now deceased did by his last will & testament recorded in Carlisle, did will among other things that in five years after his decease the said described tract should be sold by his two sons Andrew & John who he appointed sole executors of his last will & testament and the money arising to be divided among his children as therein mentioned. Now the said John Beatty, surviving executor, and the rest of the surviving heirs Viz. Margaret, the widow of the said deceased, William, John, Robert, and Joseph Beaty, and Michael Marshal & Elizabeth, his wife for 400£ paid by James Power of Juniata twp., Cumberland co., PA ........ John Beatty Margaret (her 0 mark) Beatty Wm. Beatty Robert Beatty Joseph Beatty Michael Marshall Elizabeth Marshall Cumberland co. SS Deed acknowledged 15 Aug. 1795 Recorded Jan. 6, 1796 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cumberland co., PA Wills 1779-1803 Microfilm # 0021079 (DVZ) Vol. E. pg. 201 The Last Will and Testament of John Beaty In the name of God, Amen, this 9th day of July Anodonina 1784, I, John Beaty of Rye Township, Cumberland County and state of Pennsylvania, cordwinder, being unfirm and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be unto God for the same therefore calling unto my mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed to all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament. That is to say principally and first of all I give my soul unto the almighty God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent way nothing doubting but at the general resurrection soul & body shall be joined again by the great power of God and touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bestow upon me here in this world I give, demise and dispose of in the following way and manner, that is to say that all my just and legal debts be paid by my executors which I shall hereafter appoint who shall regulate and divide my estate in the following way and manner, that is to say, I do leave and bequeath unto my dear and best loved wife Margared a bead and bead cloaths (bed-DVZ) her chuse of the best cow about the house besides a decent creadable mantanince such as the estate can afford. I do leave and will unto my oldest son William two pounds fifteen shillings out of my estate real and personal, he not claiming any more from my executors. I do leave unto my three sons Andrew, John and James, each of them fifteen pounds over and above their equal share with their younger breathen and sister and the remaining part of my estate real and personal to be divided equally amoungst my eight children, that is to say, Andrew, John, James and Robert, Elisabeth, Alexand, Samuel and Joseph. I do leave unto my little grandson James one pound ten shillings, it is my will that Samuel and Joseph be put to treads (trades-DVZ) that Joseph be scholed as far as the rest of his breathern that Robert would incline to improve the trade he already has got the greatest part of or if he will not that he go and learn one that he more delights in and if any of my children after my decease gets any value over the rest it is to be accounted up in their share as for the plantation we now live upon after my just debts is paid and if it can be got satled (settled-DVZ) the lines which I believe we have a just right to if Andrew or anyone inclines to keep it if you or John or James and cann agree with the others they may and do nominate and ordain appoint my two sons andrew and John to be the true faithfull and trusty executors & administers of this my last will and testament charging and confiding in you that you will do justice and equity to your young breatheren as far as God enables you if the place is to be sold I will that it may not for the space of five years except the executors sees a merchant to their likeing and that this limit of time is to be after my decease and that not any of their younger breathren or sister is to recover what may be coming to them in less time than the aforesaid five years unless my aforesaid two sons Andrew and John sells and gets money for their necesisitys requires & they cann give them some help but what part may be coming to them James is due or upon interest in two years, Robert and Elizabeths in four years, Alexander & Samuels at the end of the aforesaid five years and Joseph at the end of seven years as for any more particulars I leave it to the wisdom & prudence of my good, kind, and dutifull children as they have been kind & dutifull to their parents that they will be kind to and love one another and the God of love & of peace I hope will bless them in their undertakings. John Beaty Signed and seled in the presence of: Hugh Miller, Hugh Miller, Junr. Be it remembered that on the 22nd day of October 1790 the last will and testament of John Beaty, deceased was legally proved of which the foregoing record is a true copy and letters testamentary issued in common form to Andrew and John Beatty, executors above mentioned on the said 22nd day of October 1790. Inventory and account to be exhibited unto the registers office in the Borough of Carlisle in the time appointed by law. Wittness my hand Will'm Lyon, Reg. Children of JOHN BEATY and MARGARET ?? are: i. WILLIAM2 BEATY. Notes for WILLIAM BEATY: This William? Cumberland co., PA Deeds xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx L-564 Thomas Buchanan, sheriff, to Edward West I, Thomas Buchanan, Esq., High Sheriff of Cumberland co. send greetings. Whereas Stephen Duncan, Esq., (lately) in county court of common pleas holden at Carlisle for Cumberland co. October term 1787 recovered against William Beaty, Esq., 601£ 7 shillings & 4 pence and also 7 pounds 17 shillings & 10 pence which said Stephen Duncan was adjudged for damage he sustained by detention of the debt and in common pleas 22 Jan. 1791 I was commanded that of goods, chattels, lands & tenements of sd. William Beatty, Esq., I should levy the debt, and he having no goods and chattels in my bailiwick the sheriff seized a certain tract of land situate on river Juniata in Rye twp., containing 200 acres with a dwelling house & double barn thereon adjoining Andrew Beatty & others. The land did not sell and the sheriff sold it at public auction to the highest bidder, Edward West for 186£. Thomas Buchanan, Shff. In presence of: A Buchanan John Jordan Recorded 6 Jan. 1796 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ii. ANDREW BEATY, d. Bef. August 1795. Notes for ANDREW BEATY: Date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 00:51:09 EST From: <KKelly106@aol.com> To: PAPERRY-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <3b.db50508.2769b9cd@aol.com> Subject: [PA-Perry] Dam Document Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello listmembers: I am in possession of a copy of a 1784 document protesting the construction of a dam at the mouth of Sherman's Creek in Perry County. The document is 4 legal pages long and is filled with signatures, primarily people who lived along the Sherman's Creek and used it for navigation of some sort. Copies of the copy came out quite legible. I will be posting the transcription of the document contents after the holidays. Kathy James Adams Henry Ball David Beard Andrew Beaty John Beaty iii. JOHN BEATY. iv. JAMES BEATY, d. March 1795. Notes for JAMES BEATY: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Cumberland co., PA Wills BEATTY, JAMES, Greenwood. January 11, 1795. March 7, 1795. Bros. William and John. Mother. Sister Elizabeth Marshall. Exs.: Bros. Robert and Joseph. Wit.: David Miller, James Craven, James Sterrett. E. 342. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx v. ROBERT BEATY. 2. vi. ELIZABETH BEATY. vii. ALEXANDER BEATY. viii. SAMUEL BEATY, d. November 04, 1791. Notes for SAMUEL BEATY: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx BEATTY, SAML., Ensign, 2 Regt. U.P.L., Letter purporting to be the last will, "Miami River, fifty miles from its mouth." September 24, 1791. Letters February 11, 1794. Commission with Mr. Wilky (Wilkins), merchant, in Pittsburgh, now in Fort Washington. Mr. Brotherton. Major Butler. Mother. Joseph. Wit.: Alexander Power and James Beatty. Admin.: Alexander Power and James Beatty. The December'd was killed at Saint Mary's in the defeat of Genl. St. Clair, by the Indians, November 4, 1791. E. 316. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ix. JOSEPH BEATY. Generation No. 2 2. ELIZABETH2 BEATY (JOHN1) She married MICHAEL MARSHALL April 23, 1789 in Cumberland (now Perry) co., PA. Notes for MICHAEL MARSHALL: Cumberland co., marriages 1785-26 Apr, John Beaty and Eleanor McCowan of Dicks Gap 1789-23 Apr, Michl. Marshal and Elizabeth Beaty of Dicks Gap xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx From: Donna <djzinn@pa.net> Subject: Dick's Gap Church Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 10:53:42 -0700 Hello Fellow Listers: Just happened to work as Librarian at the Perry Historians last night and thought about the inquirey about where Dick's Gap Church is/was. I found a map in the church records section placing Dick's Gap Church where the Pine Grove Church now stands near the central western edge of Miller Twp., Perry Co.. It locates the church between Hickory Ridge and just near the base of Mahanoy Ridge just north of the gap in the ridge. Dick's Ridge is yet south of Mahanoy Ridge along the southern boarder of Miller Twp.. I hope this somehow helps the person who was asking for the placement of Dick's Gap Church. Best Wishes... Donna HELLER ZINN of Newville, Cumberland Co., PA. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1820 Perry co., PA Juniata twp. pg. 353 Michal Marshal 2 m 18-26 1 m 45+ 1 f 10-16 2 f 16-26 1 f 45+ Child of ELIZABETH BEATY and MICHAEL MARSHALL is: i. ELIZABETH3 MARSHALL, b. August 15, 1799, Centre Twp. Perry Co., PA; d. March 24, 1854, Centre Twp. Perry Co., PA; m. GEORGE W. POWER; b. Abt. 1800, PA. Notes for ELIZABETH MARSHALL: Vitals: Perry County Pennsylvania Death Records 1852-55 Source: Perry County Court House Compiled and Copyright © 1997 by Vi Limric. This copy contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives. vi35@epix.net 97. Eliza POWER, white, female, 54 yrs, 7 mo. 9 days. Father: Michael Marshall. Mother: Elizabeth Marshall. Occupation: Housekeeper. Born: 15 Aug 1799, Centre Twp. Perry Co. Husband: Geo. W. Power. Living Issue: Elizabeth, Mary Jane, Margaret Ann, Christopher?, William, Ellen, Mary & Washington. Died: 24 Mar 1854, pulmonary consumption, Centre Twp. Perry Co. PA. Buried: Poplar Hill, Centre Twp. Person returning certificate: David F. Fotter M.D. Date of certificate: 8 Apr 1854. Notes for GEORGE W. POWER: 1850 Bloomfield BoroughPerry co., PA pg. 426 George W. Power 50 laborer PA Eliza 50 PA Sarah E. 25 PA Jane Mary 23 PA Margaret 21PA William 16 PA Ellen A. 13 PA Pamelia 11 PA Washington A. 8 PA

So.... Can this be the (or one of the) John(s) of Lineage 2 or 2C? This John: L2 John: died in 1790 died (we thought after 1823, but may be a misinterpretation) Cumberland, PA Cumberland, PA wife Margaret wife Margaret Montgomery children: children: William, William, Andrew, Andrew, John, John, James, James, Robert, Pleasant, Elizabeth, Phoebe, Alexand, Alexander Samuel, David, Joseph. Thomas, ...Mike Allen (L2, L2C) -----Original Message----- From: Donna VanZandt [mailto:donavan@netins.net] Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2004 7:59 AM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BP2000] Cumberland co., PA Will Cumberland co., PA Wills 1779-1803 Microfilm # 0021079 (DVZ) Vol. E. pg. 201 The Last Will and Testament of John Beaty In the name of God, Amen, this 9th day of July Anodonina 1784, I, John Beaty of Rye Township, Cumberland County and state of Pennsylvania, cordwinder, ... .... bequeath unto my dear and best loved wife Margared ..... .... I do leave unto my three sons Andrew, John and James, each of them fifteen pounds over and above their equal share with their younger breathen and sister and the remaining part of my estate real and personal to be divided equally amoungst my eight children, that is to say, Andrew, John, James and Robert, Elisabeth, Alexand, Samuel and Joseph. I do leave unto my little grandson James one pound ten shillings, ....

Can anyone identify this person's lineage? Beatty, Cecile SS# 348-09-2641 issued IL b. 02 Jun 1895 d. May 1970 last residence 91201, Glendale, Los Angeles Co., CA Curt Beatty, L112

Cumberland co., PA Wills 1779-1803 Microfilm # 0021079 (DVZ) Vol. E. pg. 201 The Last Will and Testament of John Beaty In the name of God, Amen, this 9th day of July Anodonina 1784, I, John Beaty of Rye Township, Cumberland County and state of Pennsylvania, cordwinder, being unfirm and weak of body but of perfect mind and memory thanks be unto God for the same therefore calling unto my mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed to all men once to die do make and ordain this my last will and testament. That is to say principally and first of all I give my soul unto the almighty God who gave it and my body to the earth to be buried in a decent way nothing doubting but at the general resurrection soul & body shall be joined again by the great power of God and touching such worldly estate wherewith it hath pleased God to bestow upon me here in this world I give, demise and dispose of in the following way and manner, that is to say that all my just and legal debts be paid by my executors which I shall hereafter appoint who shall regulate and divide my estate in the following way and manner, that is to say, I do leave and bequeath unto my dear and best loved wife Margared a bead and bead cloaths (bed-DVZ) her chuse of the best cow about the house besides a decent creadable mantanince such as the estate can afford. I do leave and will unto my oldest son William two pounds fifteen shillings out of my estate real and personal, he not claiming any more from my executors. I do leave unto my three sons Andrew, John and James, each of them fifteen pounds over and above their equal share with their younger breathen and sister and the remaining part of my estate real and personal to be divided equally amoungst my eight children, that is to say, Andrew, John, James and Robert, Elisabeth, Alexand, Samuel and Joseph. I do leave unto my little grandson James one pound ten shillings, it is my will that Samuel and Joseph be put to treads (trades-DVZ) that Joseph be scholed as far as the rest of his breathern that Robert would incline to improve the trade he already has got the greatest part of or if he will not that he go and learn one that he more delights in and if any of my children after my decease gets any value over the rest it is to be accounted up in their share as for the plantation we now live upon after my just debts is paid and if it can be got satled (settled-DVZ) the lines which I believe we have a just right to if Andrew or anyone inclines to keep it if you or John or James and cann agree with the others they may and do nominate and ordain appoint my two sons andrew and John to be the true faithfull and trusty executors & administers of this my last will and testament charging and confiding in you that you will do justice and equity to your young breatheren as far as God enables you if the place is to be sold I will that it may not for the space of five years except the executors sees a merchant to their likeing and that this limit of time is to be after my decease and that not any of their younger breathren or sister is to recover what may be coming to them in less time than the aforesaid five years unless my aforesaid two sons Andrew and John sells and gets money for their necesisitys requires & they cann give them some help but what part may be coming to them James is due or upon interest in two years, Robert and Elizabeths in four years, Alexander & Samuels at the end of the aforesaid five years and Joseph at the end of seven years as for any more particulars I leave it to the wisdom & prudence of my good, kind, and dutifull children as they have been kind & dutifull to their parents that they will be kind to and love one another and the God of love & of peace I hope will bless them in their undertakings. John Beaty Signed and seled in the presence of: Hugh Miller, Hugh Miller, Junr. Be it remembered that on the 22nd day of October 1790 the last will and testament of John Beaty, deceased was legally proved of which the foregoing record is a true copy and letters testamentary issued in common form to Andrew and John Beatty, executors above mentioned on the said 22nd day of October 1790. Inventory and account to be exhibited unto the registers office in the Borough of Carlisle in the time appointed by law. Wittness my hand Will'm Lyon, Reg. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Donna L-3

John H. Beatty, Company "A" 8th Ohio Infantry; mother Elizabeth Beatty (#33,975) On August 15, 1864 Elizabeth Beatty, aged 48 years, a resident of Mexico in the County of Wyandot, and State of Ohio.says that she is the widow of William Beatty and mother of John H. Beatty deceased who was a Private in Company "A" commanded by Lieutenant Wetherall in the 8th Regiment of Ohio Volunteer Infantry commanded by Lt. Colonel F. Sawyer in the War of 1861 who was killed in the battle of Spottsylvania Court House on the 12th day of May 1864. G. W. Biles and John Cooper of Mexico, Ohio state that they were acquainted with William Beatty, deceased, and that William died on the April 25, 1864. They further state "while the said William Beatty was yet living for more then ten years last past he was very intemperate and wholly failed to provide for his family in consequence of which the said soldier, John H. Beatty, was compelled to and actually did support this applicant his mother for a number of years before he entered service and while in service, he statedly sent ! her money: to wit: all the pay he received excepting what little he was obliged to use himself.." Elizabeth was granted $8.00 per month to commence May 12, 1864. She was paid through 4 December 1882 when she was dropped because of "Information received by letter from Wm Beatty, Mexico Ohio saying pensioner died Jan. 18, 1883." 1860, Mexico P. O., Wyandot County, Ohio, page 355B Wm Beatty 45 Blacksmith NY Elizabeth 44 PA John 18 apprentice NJ William W. 11 NJ Mary 15 NJ Electa (?) 10 NJ Delfinia 4 NJ 1870, Wyandot County, Ohio, Township of Tymochtee, p840A Beatty, Elizabeth 45 New Jersey Electa 20 New Jersey Delphine 14 New Jersey 1880, Tymochtee, Wyandot Ohio p418A Harry Beamisdeffer 26 PA, PA, PA Dell F. 24 NJ, PA, NJ Wm. W. son 1 OH, NJ, PA Elizabeth mother in law 64 NJ, NJ, NJ Laurel Baty, L252

Hi Mike, I have a question.. YOUR: This refers to the L2 family of : Walter Herman Beaty, b: January 30, 1894 in Monroe, Overton Co., TN .... 5 [2] Samuel William Rose Beaty b: December 15, 1861 ...... +[1] Mahala Jane Beaty b: January 24, 1867 ...... 6 [3] Walter Herman Beaty b: January 30, 1894 MY Question: The father Samuel William Rose Beaty is line L02, What is the Mother Mahala Jane Beaty's line? Thanks Nelda Nelda L. Percival nee Gilpin, IBSSG Beatty descendant line #005 Beaty collateral line #10 Graves descendant line #231 Digin up bones at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/ _________________________________________________________________ Stay informed on Election 2004 and the race to Super Tuesday. http://special.msn.com/msn/election2004.armx

Peter Beattie, Civil War, Mother Janet (application # 234,927) In January of 1878 Janet Beattie, aged eighty four and a resident of the Township of Westminster, Middlesex County, Province of Ontario appeared before the US Consulate in the city of London to apply for a Mother's Army Pension. She states that she was the mother of Peter Beattie who was a Private in Company "L", commanded by Captain Bouton in the 2nd Regiment of Artillery, Volunteers of Illinois in the "war of 1861." She states that Peter died at Vicksburgh Mississippi in March of 1863 of "Camp Fever." David and William Beattie are witnesses to her signature (by mark). In an affidavit dated January 4, 1878 Janet states "said Peter Beattie contributed regularly to his mothers support by his labor on the farm, that he was one of a family of fifteen, that his brothers (and sisters) were all married and had their own families to support -with the exception of one brother who was unable to render help, that the said Peter Beattie contributed with his brothers to the support of their mother & that they were all in poor circumstances." William Beattie, Janet's husband, died on August 12, 1864 in Westminster, Ontario. Janet lives with her son David and his family on a 100 acre farm but has no right or title to this farm. A letter, dated June 4, 1892, to the Postmaster at Wilton Grove, Ontario from the Bureau of Pensions asking for the last known post office address has a hand written note on the reverse: "Peter Beattie's mother is dead {Janet Beattie} & her son David is on the place his P. O. is Wilton farm." Laurel Baty, L252

Thanks Willie, This refers to the L2 family of : Walter Herman Beaty, b: January 30, 1894 in Monroe, Overton Co., TN, d: December 05, 1968 in King Cemetery, Riverton, Fentress Co., TN + Pearl Jane Vaughn, b: December 07, 1899 in Ritner, Wayne Co., KY, d: December 12, 1955 in King Cemetery, Riverton, Fentress Co., TN m: April 04, 1920. Here's their direct line (note the double Beaty line since Walter Herman's parents were cousins): 1 John Beaty b: Bet. 1725 - 1730 . +Margaret Montgomery . 2 James Beaty b: February 10, 1752 ... +Mary Catherine Smith ... 3 Isaac Beaty b: 1803 ... +Susannah Gwynn b: 1802 .... 4 William R. "Bill Buffalo" Beaty b: July 07, 1825 .... +Mary Rebecca "Pop" Sells b: 1829 .... 5 [2] Samuel William Rose Beaty b: December 15, 1861 ...... +[1] Mahala Jane Beaty b: January 24, 1867 ...... 6 [3] Walter Herman Beaty b: January 30, 1894 . 2 Andrew Beaty b: 1761 in Nottingham, Chester Co., PA ... +Elizabeth Cooper b: 1760 ... 3 Thomas M. Beaty b: 1801 ... +Jane Mullinix b: Abt. 1804 i .... 4 John Andrew Beaty b: August 18, 1827 .... +Mahala Jane Allred b: September 23, 1824 .... 5 [1] Mahala Jane Beaty b: January 24, 1867 ...... +[2] Samuel William Rose Beaty b: December 15, 1861 ...... 6 [3] Walter Herman Beaty b: January 30, 1894 ------------------------- ..Mike Allen (L002) -----Original Message----- From: Willie R Beaty [mailto:wbeaty@twlakes.net] Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 5:01 PM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BP2000] Fw: [TNFENTRE-L] Beaty/Beatty Obit I am forwarding this which was posted on another list. This might be L-2 but not sure. Anyone know? Willie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erika York" <eyork@tampabay.rr.com> To: <TNFENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 11:57 AM Subject: [TNFENTRE-L] Beaty/Beatty Obit > Eugene Pat Beatty, 73, of Crossville, passed away Feb. 3, 2004. > Funeral services were conducted Feb. 5 from the chapel of Bilbrey > Funeral Home, with > burial in Davis Cemetery. Bro. Jeff Monday officiated, with special > music by > the Tansi Worship Choir and Velma Daugherty. > Mr. Beatty was born Oct. 10, 1930 in Alpine, TN, the son of Herman and Pearl > Vaughn Beaty. > He was an iron worker for the Butler Steel Co. and served in the U.S. > Air Force during the Korean Conflict. Survivors include his wife, Glee > Ilene Beatty of Crossville; son, Randy Beatty of Crossville; daughter > and son-in-law, Tina and Chuck Burgess of Crossville; grandchildren, > Megan and Jordan Burgess of Crossville; brothers, > Dock and Frank Beaty of Crossville; and sisters, Erman Smith of California, > Willie Mae Kline of California and Helen Clark of Texas. > In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers, > John Beatty and Sam Beaty; and sister, Judy Humble. Pallbearers were > Virgil Ferguson, Howard Peacock, Don Johnson, Paul Beaty, Billy Beaty > and Alan Beaty. Bilbrey Funeral Home, Inc. was in charge of the > arrangements.

I am forwarding this which was posted on another list. This might be L-2 but not sure. Anyone know? Willie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Erika York" <eyork@tampabay.rr.com> To: <TNFENTRE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 18, 2004 11:57 AM Subject: [TNFENTRE-L] Beaty/Beatty Obit > Eugene Pat Beatty, 73, of Crossville, passed away Feb. 3, 2004. Funeral > services were conducted Feb. 5 from the chapel of Bilbrey Funeral Home, with > burial in Davis Cemetery. Bro. Jeff Monday officiated, with special music by > the Tansi Worship Choir and Velma Daugherty. > Mr. Beatty was born Oct. 10, 1930 in Alpine, TN, the son of Herman and Pearl > Vaughn Beaty. > He was an iron worker for the Butler Steel Co. and served in the U.S. Air > Force during the Korean Conflict. > Survivors include his wife, Glee Ilene Beatty of Crossville; son, Randy > Beatty of Crossville; daughter and son-in-law, Tina and Chuck Burgess of > Crossville; grandchildren, Megan and Jordan Burgess of Crossville; brothers, > Dock and Frank Beaty of Crossville; and sisters, Erman Smith of California, > Willie Mae Kline of California and Helen Clark of Texas. > In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brothers, John > Beatty and Sam Beaty; and sister, Judy Humble. > Pallbearers were Virgil Ferguson, Howard Peacock, Don Johnson, Paul Beaty, > Billy Beaty and Alan Beaty. > Bilbrey Funeral Home, Inc. was in charge of the arrangements. > > > ==== TNFENTRE Mailing List ==== > Fentress County List has the best, most helpful and friendly people on any List...You ALL are the greatest..... > To See Previous Posts http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/tnfentre > >

Civil War Pension: James A. Beatty, mother Margaret (application # 73,660), Pennsylvania In October of 1864 Margaret Beatty, aged 69 and a resident of Allegheny, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania (Jefferson Street), submitted a "Mother's Application for Army Pension." Margaret is the widow of Joseph Beatty and the mother of James A. Beatty who was a Private in Company "K" commanded by Captain Grubb in the 5th regiment of West Virginia Cavalry Volunteers, who died at New Creek Va. on the 8th day of October 1864 and the cause of death was "being thrown from his horse." A letter from the Adjutant General's Office states that James enlisted at Wheeling, West Virginia. Margaret married Joseph Beatty, father of the soldier, on January 10, 1815 at Ireland by Mr. McGee a clergyman. She states that she had eight children: Alexander, James, John, George, Mary Jane, John G., Nancy and James A. Beatty. Margaret's claim is stamped "Abandoned." Laurel Baty, L252

Civil War Pension of Peter Thomas Beatty (Certificate # 161,044); Widow Mary (Certificate # 663,289) Peter T. Beatty of Douglas County Kansas applied for an Invalid Pension in March of 1878. He states that he enlisted near Lebanon, Kentucky in February of 1862 as a Private in Company "C" in the 40th regiment of Indiana Volunteers and he was discharged in February of 1865. He was "treated.for a gunshot wound in the left hip at Nashville Tennessee from about January 1863 and at Chattanooga, Tennessee and Madison, Indiana for shell wounds in the left thigh.He received a gunshot wound in the left hip at the battle of Stone River, while in action, on or about the 1st day of January 1863; and he received a shell wound in the left thigh at the battle of Missionary Ridge, about Nov. 25, 1863, in action." Since his service he has resided at Indiana, Kentucky and Kansas. In 1898 Peter states that he married Mary McCarthy on January 3, 1884 at Arlington, Reno County, Kansas. He lists his living children as Mary E. Beatty born Nov. 4, 1885 and Margaret A. Beatty born December 22, 1890 (this date is also given as 1891 in another form). Peter's marriage license states that "Thos. P. Batty of Reno Co. aged 35 years and Mary McCarty aged 22 years" were licensed to marry and the license was returned with "I. G. H. Hartman do hereby certify that in accordance with the authorization of the within License, I did on the 3d day of January A. D. 1884, at Arlington in said County, join and unite in Marriage the above named Thomas P. Beatty and Mary McCarthy." On a Surgeon's certificate filled out in 1903 when Peter was 71 years old he is said to weigh 140 pounds, be 5 feet 6 inches tall, have gray hair, light blue eyes and a sallow complexion. He has a tattoo of a ballet girl on his left forearm and P. T. Beatty on his right. His birthplace is given as King County, Ireland. Peter died at age 75 on September 8, 1908; his nationality is listed as Irish and his parents name is not given on his birth certificate. Mary Beatty, aged 54 applies for a widow's pension on September 15, 1908. She is living at Hutchinson, Kansas. 1900, Reno County, Kansas, Medora Township, page 56 Beatty, Peter T. June 1831, 68, married 16 years, KY, IRE, IRE Mary, Mar. 1873, 47, m16, 2 children both living, IRE, IRE, IRE Mary E., Nov. 1886, 13, KS, KY, IRE Marguerite, Dec 1880, 9 (year must be wrong) KS, KY, IRE Laurel Baty, L252

>From a non-member... Can anyone help? -----Original Message----- From: Clayton Rock [mailto:cjrock@pipcom.com] Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 7:38 PM To: naturalsoft@ameritech.net Subject: William and Naomi Beattie Hello Mr. Allen It was suggested by Bruce Lawton that I contact you about information on the family of William and Naomi Beattie who resided in Waterloo Ontario. Some time in the early 1900's (I suspect 1912) my Grandmother, Clara Rock (Nee: Cook), and her sisters and brother was left by her Father to live with the Beattie Family. There have been a lot of storys in the family as to why they were left in Waterloo, one was that her father was a ships captain who was bringing his family to Canada when his wife died on the crossing. He left the children with the Beatties to return to Germany and was never heard from again. There are other storys as well that seem just as strange and (unfortunatly) anyone "I know" that could tell me what happened has pass on. I was wondering if you would have any record of this event OR know of any surviving member of William's family that would be willing to talk to me about these events. I know it is a long shot but I don't know anytjing about Clara's family and would like to get that branch of the Family Tree filled in a little bit. I look forward to your reply. Thank you Clayton J. Rock The Rock Family Web:- www.pipcom.com/~cjrock

I found these while looking for some of my line. This list is copyrighted by Robin L. W. Petersen at the bottom of the list. Armond L-32 Schuyler County, Illinois Birth Records The following birth records were extracted from FHL Microfilm 1311546. These records were filmed from the original Birth Record books at the Schuyler County Courthouse. The information below lists the child's name, birthdate, birthplace, and parents. It should be noted that the records themselves contain more information than I've chosen to include here. Copies can be obtained from the above mentioned microfilm, the Schuyler County Clerk, or the Schuyler County Historical Jail Museum. # Name Birth Mother Father Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 78 - 84 1051 male Beatty 13 Oct. 1880, Rushville -Sarah Ann (Ratcliff) Beatty --John Andrew Beatty Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 120 - 126 1567 Susie Beatty 1 Jul. 1883, Rushville -Sarah Ann (Ratcliff) Beatty-- John Andrew Beatty Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 50 - 56 698 male Beatty 25 Nov. 1879, Buenavista Tp.-Ella (Vancliff) Beatty-- Charles H. Beatty Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 134 - 140 1764 female Bell 10 May 1884, Rushville -Elizabeth M. (Beatty) Bell --John B. Bell 1749 female Beatty 18 Mar. 1884, Rushville -Lydia M. (Vancleave) Beatty-- James B. Beatty Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 15 - 21 233 male Beatty 16 Jul. 1878, Buenavista Tp. -Lydia M. (Van Cliff) Beatty-- James B. Beatty Birth Records, Book 2, 1885-1903, Pages 57 - 63 2747 female Beatty 23 Apr. 1890, Rushville- Amanda J. (Jacques) Beatty-- Charles C. Beatty Birth Records, Book 2, 1885-1903, Pages 106 - 112 4318 Mary M. Beaty 24 Jan. 1902, Frederick -Annie (Utter) Beaty --Frank Beaty Birth Records, Book 2, 1885-1903, Pages 29 - 35 2467 Elizabeth Rebman 11 Jan. 1888, Rushville -Rosann (Beatty) Rebman --John F. Rebman Birth Records, Book 2, 1885-1903, Pages 78 - 84 3009 James Monroe Gragg 8 Sep. 1892, Pleasant view -Laura Bell (Beatty) Gragg --Anthony V. Gragg (L-32) 3027 Fern Susan Beatty 9 Oct. 1892, Rushville -Amanda J. (Jaques) Beatty-- C. C. Beatty Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 99 - 105 1244 James Franklin Beaty 27 Sep. 1881, Rushville Tp. -Mary P. (Meadows) Beaty-- John Beaty (L-32) Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 148 - 154 1878 Jesse Arman Beatty 14 May 1885, Rushville Tp. -Mary J. (Meadows) Beatty --John S. Beatty (L-32) Birth Records, Book 1, 1877-1886, Pages 155 - 159 2012 male Bell 25 Nov. 1885, Rushville -Elizabeth M. (Beatty) Bell-- John B. Bell Copyright 1999, 2000 Robin L. W. Petersen; all rights reserved. For personal use only. Commercial use of the information contained in these pages is strictly prohibited without prior permission. If copied, this copyright must appear with the information.

Willis Baty, "I" 10 U. S. C. T.; widow Jane, Murfreesboro Tennessee (application # 499,836) In July of 1890 Willis Baty, aged 62 of Rutherford County, Tennessee states that he enrolled as a Private on January 6, 1864 in Company "I" of the 10th Regiment of U. S. Colored Troops, commanded by Captain Dudley and was discharged at Nashville on April 30, 1866. A letter in the file from S. Jerome Smith of Murfreesboro, Tennessee states that Willis died "Sunday night Aug. 2, 1890 of rheumatism of the heart and a jury of inquest was held to determine the cause of death." Willis left a widow and two children . Jane Baty, aged 65 of Rutherford County Tennessee applied for a widow's pension on August 18, 1890. She states that her maiden name was Boyd and she was married to Willis on September 25, 189 (sic) A certified record from Rutherford County, Tennessee states that a marriage license was issued on Sept. 25, three miles from town, 1883 and the "rites of matrimony were solemnized between said parties on the 26th day of Sept. 1883." An affidavit by Ciddy Smith, age 35 and Mariah Russell aged 25 states "When her husband died he had to be buried by the corporation of the city of Murfreesboro, he died in the 4th ward of this city. We lives near her and have good opportunity of knowing how she make her living, her husband Willis Baty was so poor that they were unable to get a Doctor to attend him before he died, he had very bad pain around his heart, his breath was short..before he moved to Murfreesboro he lived at Rev. Dr. Fleming Hall on the Franklin Dirt Road.he lived at Dr. Hall farm three years and before that he lived at Mr. Bcd (?) Puckett farm six year; and before he.lived on the farm of Mrs. Nancy Jenkins two year." 1880 Census, Rutherford County, Tennessee, District 7, page 89c B. F. Puckett m,w,60, TN, VA, VA Elizabeth Puckett f, w, 50, TN, VA, VA Thomas son 22 TN, TN, TN Willis Batey m, B, 68, TN, TN, TN Jenny f, B, 55 TN, TN, TN Viney f, B, 26 John gson m, B, 17 Frank gson m, B, 15 Walter gson m, B, 6 Fletcher gson m, B, 5 Laurel Baty, L252

Michael Beaty, Co “C” 149 New York certificate #30,608; widow Norah certificate #256,050, Ireland Michael Beaty of Captain E. D. Murray’s Company “C” 149 New York regiment enlisted at Syracuse New York on August 25, 1862. He was 5 feet 7 inches tall, light complexion, blue eyes and brown hair and 23 years old at the time of enlistment. He was born in Ireland. He “lost my right leg by reason of a gun shot wound received at Battle of Chancellorsville on or about the 3rd of May 1863. In Jan. of 1883 Michael was living in Cartlemarty, Cork Ireland and filed for an increase in Pension. In 1887 Michael’s widow, Norah, aged 37 and a resident of Cork, Ireland, filed a “Widow’s Declaration for Pension.” She states that Michael died on August 30, 1886. She was married to Michael on October 25, 1878 by the Rev. James O’Kill at Younghal and her name before marriage was Norah Leahy. She lists her children as: William, born Sept. 30, 1879; Mary, born Dec. 6, 1880; John, born Feb. 15, 1883; and Richard, born Dec. 9, 1884. Norah states “My husband’s real name was Beaty but he was usually known in the immediate neighborhood as Batt.” In 1887 William O’Reilly, of Syracuse, New York states that he served in the same unit as Michael in the Civil War. There are some interesting records from Ireland in this file: A Catholic Marriage Register from the Parish of Youghal, Ireland shows that Michael Beaty was married to Hanoria Leahy on October 25, 1878 in the presence of Michael Meany and David Barrett. William was born September 3, 1879 in Ballymacoola, District of Castlemartyr, Union of Middleton, County of Cork, Ireland. His father was Michael Batt of Ballymacoola and Norah Batt, formerly Leahy Mary was born December 6, 1880 in Ballymacoola, District of Castlemartyr, Union of Middleton, County of Cork, Ireland. Her father was Michael Beaty of Ballymacoola (a Military Pensioner) and Norah Beaty formerly Leahy. John was born Feb. 15, 1883 in Ballymacoola, District of Castlemartyr, Union of Middleton, County of Cork, Ireland. His father was Michael Beaty of Ballymacoola (an Army Pensioner) and Norah Beaty formerly Leahy. Richard was born Dec. 9, 1884 in Ballymacoola, District of Castlemartyr, Union of Middleton, County of Cork, Ireland. His father was Michael Beaty of Ballymacoola (an American Artillery Pensioner) and Norah Beaty formerly Leahy. A baptismal record for all of the children is in the file. A letter from T. O’ Connell, Parish Priest states “This is to certify that the widow of Michael Beatty with her young and helpless family is living in this parish. Regarding her claims on the American Government for pension the statements put forward by her are perfectly accurate and truthful….It is a well known fact that her deceased husband received his pension regularly and that the wound received in the American service so undermined his constitution as to bring on the fatal sickness which brought himn to an untimely grave. Under these circumstances I have no difficulty in saying that the pension Commissioner is not only bound in honor but in justice to come without further delay to the relief of the afflicted widow and helpless children.—Sept. 29, 1887 Norah died on Sept. 7, 1921. A request was made by Minnie Beaty of Killeagh, County of Cork, Ireland, that the accrued pension be made payable to her. Laurel Baty, L252

Beaty, Patrick; Civil War pension, served in Company “I” 14th Wisconsin Infantry, certificate # 345,037, filed June 29, 1880 Patrick Beaty, aged 53 is a resident of Black River Falls Village, Jackson County, Wisconsin when he files for pension in 1880. He enrolled on February 19, 1864 in Co. “I” 14th regiment Of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, commanded by Captain Michael Crawley and was discharged at Mobile, Alabama on October 9, 1865. He is 5 feet 8 inches tall with a dark complexion, black hair and black eyes. In 1897 Patrick Beaty states that he married Mary O’Donnell in Hixton, Wisconsin 15 years ago. He was previously married to Mary Lewis in 1866 and she died April 1889. The names of his children are; Wm born Sept 27, 1868 John born Sept. 22, 1872 Sarah born April 4th 1877 Maggie born Feb. 27, 1869 Hugh born April 12, 1880 In 1898 he gives his wife’s maiden name as Mary Masckey (?) and says they were married 14 years ago by a Black River Falls Catholic Minister and states that he has a Catholic marriage certificate. He states he has 5 children living and says that Wm is 30, John is 25, Sarah is 22, Margaret is 20 and Hugh is 18. 1860, Jackson County, Wisconsin, Black River Falls, page 1064 Patrick Beatty 28 Ireland (in household of Patrick Roddy) 1870 Wisconsin, Jackson County, Irving p383a Patrick Beaty 40 Ire Mary 22 Wis William 3 Wis Thomas 1 Wis 1880 Wisconsin, Jackson County, Albion, page 292D Patrick Beaty 52, IRE, IRE, IRE Mary 32 WI, PA, NY Wm 13 John 8 Sarah 4 Margaret 3 Hugh 2 months 1900 Wisconsin, Jackson County, Hixton Town, page 109 Patrick Beatty Head born Mar 1830 70 years old married 17 years, Born in Ireland (both parents also) Came to US in 1853, has been here 47 years, Naturalized Mary Beatty born Feb 1835 in Ireland (both parents Irish), 65, m 17 years, no children, came to US in 1845, has been here 55 years. Hugh, son, born May 1880, 20 single. Laurel Baty, L252

Beaty, Peter Company “G” 20th Ohio Infantry, application filed April 18, 1864, application # 44202, Certificate # 95,179 Pensioner dropped due to death on September 10, 1910 Peter Beaty enrolled on Oct. 8, 1862 at Van Wert in Company “G” 20th Regiment of Ohio Volunteers. He was “wounded in battle March 16, 1863, sent to Hosp. Millikens Bend La. Mar. 19, 1863.” He was 28 years old, 5 feet 10 inches, dark complexion, brown eyes, black hair, born Junietta Pa., a farmer. “While at the Siege of Vicksburgh on the 16th day of May 1863 he received a wound on the right hand from the fragment of a shell causing contraction and stiffness of the fingers of said hand.” In 1865 in the State of Ohio, County of Van Wert Daniel High and Nicholas Geisler state that they are well acquainted with Peter Beaty. They served in the Service of the United States at the same time and in the same Company as Peter Beaty. In 1880 Peter applies for an increase in his pension. He is living in Montcalm County, Michigan. Amos Beaty is a witness to his signature. In 1882 Peter applied for an increase in pension. He was living in Warsaw, Kosciuska County, Indiana. He states that he is 46 years old and resided in Indiana since his discharge. George Blair and Daniel Thompson are witnesses to his signature. 1880 Census, Montcalm, Michigan p176B Peter Beaty 46, PA,--,-- Rhoda 42 In, VA, NC Robert 18 OH Ives 18 OH Sarah J. 15 OH Rosa 12 OH Marguerite 10 OH Ida 8 OH William 6 IN James 4 OH Amos Beaty 38 PA, IRE, IRE Marguerita 38 OH Wilson 16 OH Casper 15 OH Jacob 12 IN Lizzie 8 IN Charles 6 IN Laurel Baty, L252

I am going to copy some of each of the following pensions. If anyone recognizes a pesnion and would like the whole thing copied let me know. Also if anyone recognizes the pension and would not like it copied or have already copied it, let me know. Parental Civil War Pension Index Joseph Baty, Jr., Mother Nancy Baty, ILL, Cert # 137,785 COPIED William B. Baty, Mother Margaret Baty, ILL George H. Batey, Mother Sarah Batey, NY, Appl # 334,266 COPIED George W. Batey; Mother Malinda Batey Samuel Batey, Mother Eliza,, Ohio, Cert 3 67585 COPIED James L. Beatie, Mother Elizabeth Beatie, NY, Cert #125,200 COPIED Archibald C. Beattie, Father, William M., ILL Daniel Beattie, Jr. (also Baty), Mother Cheney, Louisiana, COPIED David Beattie, Father Edward Beattie, US INf. James P. Beattie, Mother Elizabeth Beattie, PA Peter Beattie, Mother Janet Beattie, ILL Robert Beattie, Mother Jane Beattie, MICH Roy C. Converse, Mother Cora Beattie, Iowa William Beattie, Mother Catherine Beattie, NY Aaron Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty—NY Archibald Beatty Mother Clerinda Beatty, KY, certificate #238,314 COPIED Cllelland Beatty Mother Elizabeth Beatty, KY COPIED David Beatty Mother Ruth, PA David W. Beatty Mother Mary, Ohio Edgar Beatty Mother Isabella Beatty—US Infantry Edmund Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty, New Jersey Elisha Beatty, Father Elisha Beatty, Ohio, Cert #406042 COPIED George Beatty, Father James Beatty, PA George W. Beatty, Mother Parmelia Beatty PA George W. Fox Mother Mary F. Beatty IND Horace L. Beatty Mother Ann M. Beatty, IND James A. Beatty Mother Margaret Beatty, WVA James Beatty, Mother Jane Kingston, MICH Jeremiah Beatty, Parents Elizabeth and William Beatty, Ohio, Cert # 248,485 COPIED John Beatty, Mother Ann Beatty, PA John Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty, NY John Beatty, Jr., John Beatty, Ohio John H. Beatty, Mother Elizabeth Beatty, Ohio John M. Beatty, Mother Margaret Beatty, PA John N. Beatty, Mother Sallie Beatty, PA John W. Beatty, Mother Phebe L. Beatty, Illinois Mark Beatty, Mother Mary Beatty, Pennsylvania Robert C. Beatty, Mother Maria Beatty, PA Samuel R. Beatty, Mother Margaret Beatty, PA Samuel R. Beatty Mother Eliza A. Beatty, PA Washington Allen, Mother Jane A. Beatty, PA William Beatty; William Butler, Mother Eliza Beatty, NY William W. Beatty, Mother Lydia Beatty, Iowa George C. Beaty, Mother Mary Beaty, Ohio James M. Beaty, Mother Susan Beaty, TN, Cert #164,844 COPIED Isaiah Beaty, Father Charles Beaty, PA, Cert # 235,792 COPIED Reuben Beaty, Father James C. Beaty, Ill Thomas C. Beaty, Mother Mary Beaty TN, cert # 116,384 COPIED William Beaty, Mother Elizabeth Illinois William Beaty, Father William, NY William H. Beaty, Mother Jane Beaty TN, cert # 115,261 COPIED William N. Beaty, Mother Sarah Beaty, Colorado William V. Beaty, Mother Elizabeth Beaty, Ohio, Cert #102,396 COPIED Laurel Baty, L252

>From “The History of Chester County, Pennsylvania with Genealogical and Biographical Sketches” by J. Smith Futhey and Gilbert Cope, Philadelphia, Louis Everts, 1881 Page 46-47 (c Nov. 23, 1736) [William Betty and William Betty, Sr. are involved in the early settlement of this county—I will transcribe one of the letters contained on these two pages bearing their signatures:] Mr. Henry Munday: Sir: -- We the underneath subscribers, being informed that there is some vacant Land & Plantations near Susquehannah river that were settled by some Dutch Families, and that the said Land were by them located by Warrants issuing from the Land Office in the province of Maryland, as of the right and property of the Lord Baltimore; and that since the said Dutch Families hath disclaimed the Right and Property of Lord Baltimore, and hath taken Umbrage under the Proprietarys Penns; that we are informed that the absolute Fee and Right to the said Land is within the Limits and Bounds of the Lord Baltimore’s Patent or Charter; that the Lord’s chief Agent hath and doth give encouragement for the resettling the said vacant Plantations and Land. We therefore pray and request that you will in our behalf and stead intercede with the Governor and Agent to settle us in such vacant Land or plantations, and we shall all be willing to pay such Fee or Rent charge as his Lordship usually demand! s, and we shall with our Lives and Fortunes defend the same, and be subject to the Laws of his Province, and defend his right for which service ? we shall be all your very much obliged. Thomas Charlton John Charlton Edward Charlton John Charlton, Junr. Thomas Charlton, Junr. Arthur Charlton Richard Sedgwick WILLIAM BETTY WILLIAM BETTY, Sr. James Downard, James Starr, Daniel Oneal, George Bond, Rich Ryan, Thomas Limis, William Limis, John Limis, John Contes, Robert Jessop, George Moore, Robert Moore, Gibbons Jennings, Thomas Scarlett, William Downard, James Henthorn, Henry Charlton, Richard Pope, Samuel Williamson, John Carter, Moses Starr, Joseph Moss Their names are included in “A list of the names of several Persons, ranged in three columns with a certificate signed by Gov. Ogle that he had given Instructions to the Deputy Surveyor for laying two hundred Acres of Land to each, which names and certificates as follows:”….William Betty, William Betty, Junr….. Page 63 Four battalions of Continental troops were ordered by Congress to be raised in Pennsylvania. At the request of that body, the committee recommended proper persons for officers. On the 2d of January 1776, they recommended to the Congress the appointment of Anthony Wayne, of Chester County, as Colonel of the Fourth Pennsylvania Battalion; Francis Johnson, of Chester County, as lieutenant-colonel; and Nicholas Hausecker, of Lancaster County as major of the same battalion; which accordingly took place. On the 5th of January they selected for captains for the four battalions JOHN BEATTY…. Page 187 East Nantmeal Taxables 1753…….DAVID BEATTY Land Owners 1774….ABRAM BEALY West Nantmeal Taxables, 1753….JAMES BETTY Land Owners 1774….JAMES BEATTY Page 194 On the 2d of August, 1726, Gabriel Alexander signed a paper to the following effect: “I hereby agree to suffer Susanna McCaine to sow all the land she has now cleared on the vacancy by her, with corne next season, and peaceably to carry off the same, she claiming no right of possession thereby.” The dispute did not end here, and on the 17th of the same month a number of his neighbors signed a recommendation, stating that “Gabriel Alexander has lived in this neighborhood odds of six years preceding this date, and we, the subscribers, never knew him to defraud no manner of person, or wrong any man,” etc.: “JOHN BETTTY…. Page 195 Land Owners in 1774 …WILLIAM BEATY Page 197 East Nottingham Taxables in 1753…..WILLIAM BETTY Page 198 West Nottingham Taxables in 1753….JAMES BETTY Page 204 Taxables of Sadsbury Township in 1753…Wm BEATY, Junr…Wm BEATY (farmer)… Page 209 Taxables in 1753….ROBERT BEATY Land-owners in 1774….ROBERT BEATY, ROBERT BEATY, Jr., DAVID BEATY Page 527 John Edwards, born, according to tradition, about 1671, inherited his father’s land in Middletown. He married, early in 1700, Mary Ingram, of Burlington, N. J., and had children as follows: 1. John, b. 1701, m. in 1743, and had a son, William, who settled in West Marlborough, but later in life moved up the Susquehanna River. 2. Mary, b.1703; m. Aaron Baker. 3. Elizabeth, b. about 1705; m John Lawrence, of Springfield. 4. Nathan, b. 1708; married and settled in Middletown, where he kept the Black Horse Tavern. His children were Susanna, Mary, Sarah, Hannah, John, and Elizabeth. 5. Hannah, b. about 1710; m. Job Harvey, Jr., in 1739. 6. Moses, b. 2, 2, 1721; removed to West Marlborough 1741, and in 1743 m. Esther Plummer, daughter of Robert and Elinor. 7. Phebe, b. 1724; m. in 1743, Benjamin Worrall. 8. Joseph, b. Dec. 10, 1717; m. Elizabeth, daughter of Jacob Malin, 1745, and in 1761, Hannah, widow of John Regester. Joseph Edwards, of Middletown, who died in 1858, wa! s a grandson of this second marriage. He collected considerable of the family history, and began the preparation of the history of Delaware County, the completion of which was prevented by his death. 9. Amos, b. 1729; m. in 1761, Rachel, and had children, --Thomas, John and Mary. The last, b. May 22, 1762, d. Nov. 27, 1816, m. THOMAS BEATTY, and their sons, John, William, and Robert, became distinguished cutlers. Laurel Baty, L252