Hi, I exchanged McKee info with someone on the list. It is interesting that these McKees showed upin the Betty search. Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 16 page 273 [p.273] Mrs. Ethel Winona Boys Bayless. DAR ID Number: 155867 Born in Woodbury County, Iowa. Wife of A. A. Bayless. Descendant of Robert McKee and Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. Charles Waldo Boys (b. 1870) m. 1891 Estella Thompson (b. 1872). 2. William Thompson (1835-1905) m. 1860 Mary Nighswanger (1838-75). 3. Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (1802-85). 4. Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. 1795 Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 5. Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1st 1775 Sarah (Betty) McKee. Robert McKee (1726-97) served as private and minute man in the Connecticut troops. He was born and died in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served as private in the Connecticut troops and was in the Canadian campaign. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cato, N. Y. Also No. 152524. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 59 page 10 Mrs. Carlotta Thompson Brown. DAR ID Number: 58024 Born in Hardin County, Iowa. Wife of Henry Andrew Brown. Descendant of Robert McKee and of Abner Hollister. Daughter of Francis Edward Thompson and Lydia Andress, his wife. Granddaughter of Seymour Thompson and Betsy McKee, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Francis McKee and Margaret Hollister, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Robert McKee and — Hollister, his wife; Abner Hollister and Sarah Betty Hollister, his wife. Robert McKee (1754-1826) was placed on the pension roll, 1818, for service as minute man in the Connecticut Line. He was born in Hartford. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) in 1775 was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped, and after much suffering in the pathless wilderness reached home. He died at Cato, Cayuga County, N. Y. Also No. 10462. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 65 page 22 Mrs. Eudora Thompson Richards. DAR ID Number: 64057 Born in Ogle, Ill. Wife of George Herbert Richards. Descendant of Abner Hollister and of Robert McKee. Daughter of James C. Thompson and Mary Ellen Baker (b. 1845), his wife, m. 1860. Granddaughter of Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) and Betsey McKee (1798-1855), his wife, m. 1832. Gr-granddaughter of Francis McKee (b. 1770) and Margaret Hollister, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Robert McKee and — Hollister, his wife; Abner Hollister and Sarah Betty Hollister, his wife. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) in 1775 was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped, and after much suffering in the pathless wilderness reached home. He died at Cato, Cayuga County, N. Y. Robert McKee (1754-1826) was placed on the pension roll, 1818, for service as minute man in the Connecticut Line. He was born in Hartford, Conn. Also No. 58024. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 71 page 203 Mrs. Ethel Gay Thompson Wood. DAR ID Number: 70559 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of William Franklin Wood. Descendant of Abner Hollister. Daughter of Albert Perry Thompson and Rachel A. Rankins, his wife. Granddaughter of Francis E. Thompson and Lydia Thompson, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Seymour Thompson and Betsey McKee, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Francis McKee and Margaret Hollister, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Abner Hollister and Sarah Betty, his wife. Abner Hollister (1754-1813), in 1775, was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped, and after much suffering in the pathless wilderness, reached home. He died at Cato, N. Y. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 106 page 74 Mrs. Cecilia Genevieve Richardson Healey. DAR ID Number: 105228 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of Raymond W. Healey. Descendant of Wyman Richardson, Corp. Barzillai Streeter, Robert McKee and Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. George Herbert Richardson, Jr. (b. 1844), m. 1863 Charlotte Thompson (1844-1900). 2. George Herbert Richardson (1816-1907) m. 1838 Cecilia Wells Church (1814-63); Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (d. 1885). 3. Calvin Richardson (1790-1871) m. 1810 Nancy Streeter (d. 1866); Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 4. Wyman Richardson m. 1771 Ruth Lane (1752-1835); Barzillai Streeter m. Mary Brown (1757-1848); Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1775 Sarah Betty Hollister. Wyman Richardson (1746-1839) served as a minute man under different commands on various alarms. He was born in Attleboro, Mass.; died in Acworth, N. H. Barzillai Streeter (1759-1839) enlisted, 1777, and served as private and corporal in Col. Archibald Craig's regiment, Rhode Island Continental Line. He was born in Cumberland, R. I.; died in Swanzey, N. H. Also No. 86665. Robert McKee (1726-97) served as private and minute man in the Connecticut troops. He was born in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served, 1775, as a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped. He died at Cato, Cayuga County, N. Y. Also No. 10462. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _________________________________________________________________ Check out the new MSN 9 Dial-up — fast & reliable Internet access with prime features! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=dialup/home&ST=1

Hi, This one most likely got to the list but since it came upwhile searching for Betty.. I'll send it too Nelda BATTE The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 33 page 270 Mrs. Betty Eppes Minetree. DAR ID Number: 32794 Born in Prince George county, Virginia. Wife of Joseph Powhatan Minetree. Descendant of Hon. Richard Bland, of Virginia. Daughter of John William Eppes and Mary Virginia Batte, his wife. Granddaughter of John Batte and Mary Poythress, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Peter Poythress and Elizabeth Bland, (b. 1733), his wife. Gr.-gr.-granddaughter of Richard Bland and Ann Poythress, (1712-58), his 1st wife. Richard Bland, (1710-76), was a member of the first Continental Congress and declined re-election. He was a member of the Virginia Convention, 1775. He was a classical scholar and was called the “Virginia Antiquary.” Also Nos. 130, 1518, 9404, 13832, 15354, 31948. 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Check out the coupons and bargains on MSN Offers! http://shopping.msn.com/softcontent/softcontent.aspx?scmId=1418

Here is more . Nelda NOW SARAH BETTY SHOWS AS SARAH (BETTY) MCKEE? The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 156 page 273 [p.273] Mrs. Ethel Winona Boys Bayless. DAR ID Number: 155867 Born in Woodbury County, Iowa. Wife of A. A. Bayless. Descendant of Robert McKee and Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. Charles Waldo Boys (b. 1870) m. 1891 Estella Thompson (b. 1872). 2. William Thompson (1835-1905) m. 1860 Mary Nighswanger (1838-75). 3. Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (1802-85). 4. Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. 1795 Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 5. Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1st 1775 Sarah (Betty) McKee. Robert McKee (1726-97) served as private and minute man in the Connecticut troops. He was born and died in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served as private in the Connecticut troops and was in the Canadian campaign. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cato, N. Y. Also No. 152524. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 160 page 281 Mrs. Leona H. Boys Gater. DAR ID Number: 159899 Born in Woodbury County, Iowa. Descendant of Robert McKee and of Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. Charles W. Boys (b. 1870) m. 1891 Stella Thompson (b. 1872). 2. William L. Thompson (1835-1905) m. 1860 Mary Nighswander (1838-75). 3. Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (1802-85). 4. Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. 1795 Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 5. Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1775 Sarah Betty McKee. Robert McKee (1726-97) was a minute man at the Lexington Alarm and served as private in the Connecticut troops. He was born and died in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served as private in the Connecticut troops and was in the Canadian campaign. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cato, N. Y. Also No. 155867. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 164 page 95 Mrs. Phyllis Thompson Harrison. DAR ID Number: 163305 Born in Dows, Iowa. Wife of W. Don Harrison. Descendant of Robert McKee and of Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. Perry Albert Thompson (b. 1859) m. 1883 Rachel A. Rankin (b. 1867). 2. Francis E. Thompson m. Lydia Thompson. 3. Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (1802-85) (parents of Francis). 4. Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. 1795 Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 5. Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1775 Sarah Betty McKee. Robert McKee (1726-97) was a minute man at the Lexington Alarm and served as private in the Connecticut troops. He was born and died in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served as private in the Connecticut troops and was in the Canadian campaign. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cato, N. Y. Also No. 159899. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Check your PC for viruses with the FREE McAfee online computer scan. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Here is more . Nelda Mrs. Cecilia Genevieve Richardson Healey. DAR ID Number: 105228 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of Raymond W. Healey. Descendant of Wyman Richardson, Corp. Barzillai Streeter, Robert McKee and Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. George Herbert Richardson, Jr. (b. 1844), m. 1863 Charlotte Thompson (1844-1900). 2. George Herbert Richardson (1816-1907) m. 1838 Cecilia Wells Church (1814-63); Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (d. 1885). 3. Calvin Richardson (1790-1871) m. 1810 Nancy Streeter (d. 1866); Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 4. Wyman Richardson m. 1771 Ruth Lane (1752-1835); Barzillai Streeter m. Mary Brown (1757-1848); Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1775 Sarah Betty Hollister. Wyman Richardson (1746-1839) served as a minute man under different commands on various alarms. He was born in Attleboro, Mass.; died in Acworth, N. H. Barzillai Streeter (1759-1839) enlisted, 1777, and served as private and corporal in Col. Archibald Craig's regiment, Rhode Island Continental Line. He was born in Cumberland, R. I.; died in Swanzey, N. H. Also No. 86665. Robert McKee (1726-97) served as private and minute man in the Connecticut troops. He was born in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served, 1775, as a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped. He died at Cato, Cayuga County, N. Y. Also No. 10462. ***************** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 11 page 180 Mrs. Charlotte Jeannette Richardson. DAR ID Number: 10462 Born in Illinois. Wife of George Herbert Richardson, Jr. Descendant of Abner Hollister and of Robert McKee, of Connecticut. Daughter of Seymour Thompson and Betsey McKee, his wife. Granddaughter of Francis McKee and Margaret Hollister, his wife. Gr.-granddaughter of Abner Hollister and Sarah Beatty, his wife; Robert McKee and — Hollister, his wife. Robert McKee served as a minute man. Abner Hollister, 1775, was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped, and after much suffering in the pathless wilderness, [p.180] reached home, He died at Cato, Cayuga county, N. Y., in 1813, aged fifty-nine. Also No. 5473. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 106 page 74 Mrs. Cecilia Genevieve Richardson Healey. DAR ID Number: 105228 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of Raymond W. Healey. Descendant of Wyman Richardson, Corp. Barzillai Streeter, Robert McKee and Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. George Herbert Richardson, Jr. (b. 1844), m. 1863 Charlotte Thompson (1844-1900). 2. George Herbert Richardson (1816-1907) m. 1838 Cecilia Wells Church (1814-63); Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. 1832 Betsy McKee (d. 1885). 3. Calvin Richardson (1790-1871) m. 1810 Nancy Streeter (d. 1866); Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 4. Wyman Richardson m. 1771 Ruth Lane (1752-1835); Barzillai Streeter m. Mary Brown (1757-1848); Robert McKee m. Mabel Hollister; Abner Hollister m. 1775 Sarah Betty Hollister. Wyman Richardson (1746-1839) served as a minute man under different commands on various alarms. He was born in Attleboro, Mass.; died in Acworth, N. H. Barzillai Streeter (1759-1839) enlisted, 1777, and served as private and corporal in Col. Archibald Craig's regiment, Rhode Island Continental Line. He was born in Cumberland, R. I.; died in Swanzey, N. H. Also No. 86665. Robert McKee (1726-97) served as private and minute man in the Connecticut troops. He was born in Hartford, Conn. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served, 1775, as a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped. He died at Cato, Cayuga County, N. Y. Also No. 10462. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` A MALE BETTY The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 118 page 191 Mrs. Alice Anderson Lightcap. DAR ID Number: 117618 Born in Gordonsville, Tenn. Wife of Harrison B. Lightcap. Descendant of Robert Chappell, as follows: 1. Joseph Bridges Anderson (1844-1902) m. 1866 Annie Holland Betty (1846-1910). 2. William Randolph Betty m. 2nd 1844 Mary Ellington Holland (1808-78). 3. Richard Holland m. 1800 Nancy Chappell. 4. Robert Chappell m. Mary Tucker. Robert Chappell (1746-1829) was a private with the Virginia troops. He was born in Amelia County; died in Halifax County, Va. Also No. 108531. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 122 page 237 Miss Florence M. Dickenson. DAR ID Number: 121738 Born in Hartford, Conn. Descendant of Adam Beals, as follows: 1. Franklin P. Dickinson (b. 1853) m. 1875 Edith Linwood Beeman (b. 1856). 2. William Mills Beeman (b. 1826) m. 1849 Mary Anna Beals (1830-1907). 3. Wheat Beals (b. 1784) m. Lucy Betty. 4. Adam Beals m. Lydia Beals (b. 1751). [p.237] Adams Beals (1754-1834) was a private at the siege of Quebec and the battle of Three Rivers under Capt. Robert Webster. He reenlisted in 1777 and served under different commands. He was born in Hingham, Mass.; died in St. Albans, Vt. Also No. 71077. ************ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 72 page 30 Mrs. Edith Linwood Beeman Goddard. DAR ID Number: 71077 Born in St. Albans, Vt. Wife of Charles P. Goddard. Descendant of Adam Beals. Daughter of William Mills Beeman (b. 1826) and Mary Anna Beals (1830-1907), his wife m. 1849. Granddaughter of Wheat Beals (b. 1784) and Lucy Betty, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Adam Beals and Lydia (Beals) (b. 1751), his wife, m. 1776. Adam Beals (1754-1834) was a private at the siege of Quebec and the battle of Three Rivers under Capt. Robert Webster. He reenlisted in 1777 and served under different commands. He was born in Hingham, Mass.; died in St. Albans, Vt. Also No. 46275. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` 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/ _________________________________________________________________ High-speed users—be more efficient online with the new MSN Premium Internet Software. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/prem&ST=1

OK, LOL I did it took a while but there were some soit made it worth while. Now Please pay attention to Sarah Betty her name changes to Sarah Beatty and Sarah (Betty) McKee? Very confusing.. Found a Male Betty too.. Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 71 page 203 Mrs. Ethel Gay Thompson Wood. DAR ID Number: 70559 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of William Franklin Wood. Descendant of Abner Hollister. Daughter of Albert Perry Thompson and Rachel A. Rankins, his wife. Granddaughter of Francis E. Thompson and Lydia Thompson, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Seymour Thompson and Betsey McKee, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Francis McKee and Margaret Hollister, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Abner Hollister and Sarah Betty, his wife. Abner Hollister (1754-1813), in 1775, was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped, and after much suffering in the pathless wilderness, reached home. He died at Cato, N. Y. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 72 page 30 Mrs. Edith Linwood Beeman Goddard. DAR ID Number: 71077 Born in St. Albans, Vt. Wife of Charles P. Goddard. Descendant of Adam Beals. Daughter of William Mills Beeman (b. 1826) and Mary Anna Beals (1830-1907), his wife m. 1849. Granddaughter of Wheat Beals (b. 1784) and Lucy Betty, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Adam Beals and Lydia (Beals) (b. 1751), his wife, m. 1776. Adam Beals (1754-1834) was a private at the siege of Quebec and the battle of Three Rivers under Capt. Robert Webster. He reenlisted in 1777 and served under different commands. He was born in Hingham, Mass.; died in St. Albans, Vt. Also No. 46275. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 77 page 358 Mrs. Kate Harwood Allen Anderson. DAR ID Number: 76955 Born in Ludington, Mich. Wife of Earl C. Anderson. Descendant of Capt. Nathan Harwood and of Abner Hollister. Daughter of Eugene Clarence Allen and Mary Montague Ferry, his wife, m. 1879. Granddaughter of William Montague Ferry, Jr. (1824-1905), and Jeannette Hollister (b. 1828), his wife, m. 1851. Gr-granddaughter of William Montague Ferry (d. 1869) and Amanda Harwood White, his wife; John Bentley Hollister and Mary Chamberlain (1795-1831), his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas White and Hannah Harwood, his wife; Abner Hollister and Sarah Betty — (1754-1813), his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Nathan Harwood and Hulda Bannister, his wife. Nathan Harwood (1726-90), who had served in the early wars, commanded a company in the Burgoyne campaign. He was born in Uxbridge; died in Windsor, Mass. Also No. 66136. Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served in the expedition to Quebec under Arnold, where after the surrender he made his way home through the pathless wilderness. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cayuga County, N. Y. Also No. 75111. ********************the numbers below are the numbers in the above... LOOKIE HERE>>>SARAH BETTY IS NOW SARAH BEATTY The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 76 page 45 Mrs. Jeannette Hollister Ferry. DAR ID Number: 75111 Born in Romeo, Mich. Wife of William Montague Ferry. Descendant of Abner Hollister. Daughter of John Bentley Hollister (b. 1795) and Mary Chamberlain, his wife. Granddaughter of Abner Hollister and Sarah Beatty, his wife. [p.45] Abner Hollister (1754-1813) served in the expedition to Quebec under Arnold, where, after the surrender, he made his way home through the pathless wilderness. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cayuga County, N. Y. Also Nos. 5473, 10462, 19387. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 97 page 221 Mrs. Lucile Eleanor Thompson Spooner. DAR ID Number: 96705 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of John D. Spooner. Descendant of Abner Hollister, as follows: 1. Harold Cameron Thompson (b. 1861) m. 1885 Kate Elder Thompson (b. 1867). 2. Francis Edward Thompson (1837-92) m. 1857 Lydia Andress (1838-1904). 3. Seymour Thompson (1798-1855) m. Betsy McKee (1802-55). 4. Francis McKee (b. 1770) m. 1795 Margaret Hollister (b. 1777). 5. Abner Hollister m. 1775 Sarah Betty. Abner Hollister (1754-1813), in 1775, was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec but escaped, and after much suffering in a pathless wilderness reached home. He was born in Glastonbury, Conn.; died in Cato, N. Y. Also No. 70559. *************** The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 71 page 203 Mrs. Ethel Gay Thompson Wood. DAR ID Number: 70559 Born in Belmond, Iowa. Wife of William Franklin Wood. Descendant of Abner Hollister. Daughter of Albert Perry Thompson and Rachel A. Rankins, his wife. Granddaughter of Francis E. Thompson and Lydia Thompson, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Seymour Thompson and Betsey McKee, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Francis McKee and Margaret Hollister, his wife. Gr-gr-gr-granddaughter of Abner Hollister and Sarah Betty, his wife. Abner Hollister (1754-1813), in 1775, was a soldier in the Canadian campaign. He was captured on the march to Quebec, but escaped, and after much suffering in the pathless wilderness, reached home. He died at Cato, N. Y. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Rethink your business approach for the new year with the helpful tips here. http://special.msn.com/bcentral/prep04.armx

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>From “Abstracts of Deed Books 15 – 19 of Rowan County North Carolina 1797 – 1807” by James W. Klutz, 1997 Deed Book 16 Entry #669. p. 432. & Dec. 1797. State grant #2501 @ 30 sh per 100 A to Margaret Hendrix, 125 A on Dutchmans Crk adj Phillip Swathlander, Elijah Bedwell, GEORGE BEATEY, and Maj Johnston. Entered 7 Oct 1793. Entry 734. p. 518. 22 May 1798. JOHN BEATEY and Wf Margaret (+) of Mecklenburg Co., NC, to Alexander Penny of Rowan for 100 pounds, 200 A on [Irish] Buffalo Crk adj James Gibson, this Grantee, and John Haggins. Being a grant to Charles Lowry on 16 Oct 1783 [09:609], who conveyed it to John Baker [10:473], and he sold it to this Grantor. Wit: Chas BEATEY, George Gibson. Prvd by Gibson at Feb Ct 1799. Entry 820. p 633. 26 Feb 1799. William Hart to William Erwin (Smith) for 85 pounds, 100 A on Blythes Crk adj this Grantor, John Graham, Nathan Wood, Andrew Lowrance, and THOMAS BEATY. Wit: Hu. Braly, Jas Braly. Prvd by Hu Braly at May ct 1799. Deed Book 17 Entry 935. p. 24, 13 Jul 1799. William Bedwell to Thomas Bedwell for 10 pounds, 125 A adj Owen Seney [Leney?], GEORGE BATEY, and this Grantor. Being part of a 600 A grant to Elijah Bedwell on 4 Nov 1784 [10:449] and part of 250 A conveyed by Elijah Bedwell to this Grantor on 5 Jul 1797 [16:037]. Wit: George Fry, Lewis Smith, John Trivett. Ack at Nov Ct 1799. Entry 1084. p. 207. 28 Dec 1793. Joshua (X) Baker of Cabarrus Co., NC, to Hugh McCrea for 100 pounds, 200 A on Buffalo Crk adj John Barkley and Greenberry Baker. Wit: James Gibson, CHARLES BEATY. Prvd by BEATY at May Ct 1800. Entry 1296. p. 449. 6 Oct 1800. JOHN BEATY to John Fulton for $350, part of lot #6 in East Sq of Salisbury adj lot #5, John Bruuner, Corbin Street, Peter Fulse, lot # 14, lot # 6 and lot # 13; containing one third of lot # 5 [?] in East Sq of Salisbury. Wit: Jas McEwin, William Hampton. Prvd by McEwin at Nov Ct 1800. Entry 1435. p. 621. 31 Jan. 1800. Jonathan Cranfield and Thomas Cranfield to William Cranfield for 80 pounds, 200 A on Dutchmans Crk adj Thomas Cain and John Beeman. It was grant # 2339 to Hezakiah Cranfield on 7 Jul 1794 [14:658]. Wit: Owen (X) Sena [Seaner?], DAVID BAITY. Prvd by BAITY at May Ct 1801. Entry 1986. p. 382. 9 Apr 1802. Andrew Smith as attorney-in-fact for Thomas Adams of Madison Co., Ky, to George Fezer of Rowan for $250, 250 A on Crows Crk adj William Eliston, Caleb Rood, ROBERT BEATTEY, Thomas Todd, and Benjamin Todd. It being part of a State grant to James Macay on 7 Jun 1799 [17:594] who conveyed it to Thomas Adams on 2 Apr 1800 [17:526] and was now conveyed under a power of attorney dated 7 Oct 1800. Wit: Robert Moore, George Feizer. Prvd by Feizer at Aug Ct 1802. Deed Book 18 Entry 2137. p. 529. 28 Feb 1803. Mortgage. Thomas Bedwell to Abraham Blum, both of Stokes Co., NC, for $30, 88 A adj Owen Strange, GEORGE BEATY, and William Bedwell. This description includes 37 acres which was previously sold to GEORGE BEATY and was excepted from this conveyance. It being part of a tract conveyed from William Bedwell to this Grantor on 30 Jul 1799 as registered in deed book 17 at page 25 [24]. Bedwell was to pay $30 with interest from 1 Aug 1803 to Blum before 2 Feb 1804 in accordance with a note signed on 2 Feb 1803 or forfeit the described property. Wit: Gotlieb Shober, Emanuel Shober. Prvd by Gotlieb Shober on 23 Mar 1803 before Judge Spruce Macay. Entry 2460. p. 837. 20 Oct 1801. John Pury to John Kellar for 50 pounds, 100 A on Bear Crk. It being part of State grant #97 to BENJAMIN BEATTY. Wit: Kannon Brown, Jacob Kellar. Prvd by Brown at Nov Ct 1803. Deed Book 19 Entry 2999. p. 362. 4 Mar 1803. William Bedwell to WILLIAM BEATY for 100 pounds, 125 A on Chinkerpin [sic] adj Henry Spears, Thomas Bedwell, Owen Seaner, and Margaret Hendricks. Caty Bedwell also signed the deed. Wit: William Haddock, James Todd. Prvd by Haden at Aug Ct 1805. Entry 31025. p. 380. 3 Feb 1803. DAVID BEATY of Surry Co., NC, to George Moore Jr. of Rowan for $80, 78 A on Dutchmans Crk adj Joseph Smith, Joseph Standley, and Jonathan Eaton. DAVID BEATY was an heir to the estate of Margaret Hendricks. Wit: G. Hunt, John Foreman. Prvd by Hunt at Aug Ct 1805. Entry 3022. p. 386. 31 Jan 1803. Thomas Bedwell of Stokes Co., NC to GEORGE BEATEY of Rowan for $64, 37 A on Chinquepin Crk adj Owen Seaner and this Grantor. Wit: G. Hunt, Jno Foreman, WILLIAM BEATY. Elijah Bedwell also signed the deed. Prvd by G Hunt at Aug Ct 1805. Entry 3394 p. 858. 18 Oct 1804. Isaac Uptegrove of Surry Co., NC to GEORGE BATEY of Rowan for 30 pounds, 90 A on Cedar Crk adj this Grantee. John Johnson, the Crestnak tract, Beck and BATEY. Wit: DAVID BAITY, John Tucker. Prvd by DAVID BEATY at Aug Ct 1806. Entry 3396. p. 860. 10 Mar 1804. Thomas Bedwell of Stokes Co., NC, to WILLIAM BEATTY of Rowan for 50 pounds, 93 ½ A on both sides of Chinquapin Crk adj GEORGE BEATY. Wit: G. Hunt, DAVID BAITY. Prvd by DAVID BEATY at Feb Ct 1807. Laurel Baty, L252

I recall a message citing the 46th Regt PVI recently. Not sure which list it was from?? If anyone interested in that unit, found a great source of info. Please contact me for more info. -- joe

Revolutionary War Final Pension Payments Beatty, Arthur; widow Elizabeth #W20694, Albany County, New York; “…that Arthur Beatty of the Coxsackie in Greene county…died on the tenth day of December 1836. That he left a widow named Elizabeth him surviving and who is still living and resides in said town.” Dated Nov. 2, 1838. Elizabeth Beatty appoints Robert Shepard her attorney and signs (by mark) Elizabeth Beatty. (7 pages) Beatty, Daniel; # S30851, Montgomery County, Kentucky; appoints George Beatty his attorney on September 4, 1839; Cyrene Beatty is a witness on this document. Also on Sept. 4, 1839 Daniel Beatty states “he now resides in Montgomery County Kentucky and has resided there for the space of forty five years past; and that previous thereto he resided in Fayette County, KY.” (3 pages) Beatty, David; Iredell County, North Carolina; widow Isabella, #W4894. There are four sets of documents for David Beatty filed under last Pension Payments at the National Archives: 19 March 1840 (8 pages); 27 February 1840 (signed David Beatey, witness David Miller) “that he resides in Iredell County, North Carolina and has always resided there.” (3 pages) There is another set of similar documents dated Aug. 25, 1838 (5 pages). There is another set of similar documents dated Sept. 5, 1845 (4 pages). David’s family is not mentioned in any of these documents. Beatty, Henry; # S19203, Frederick County, Virginia; on the 8th day of March 1839 Henry states that he resides at Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia and “has resided there for the space of fifty years past; and that previous thereto he resided in Frederick County, Maryland.” Henry signs his name “Henry Beatty” and has two witnesses on the document Lemuel Bent and David J Castleman (4 pages) Beatty, James; #S2990; Rutherford County, Tennessee; on the 4th day of September 1834 James states that “he now resides in Rutherford County, Tennessee and has resided there for the space of thirteen years past; previous thereto he resided in Cumberland County, Kentucky.” Isaac Beatty and Allen Whialfield identify James Beaty in Davidson County, Tennessee. (3 pages) Beatty, James #S23540; Jackson Township, Coshocton County, Ohio; “..he now (Sept. 4, 1841) resides in Jackson Township, Coshocton County, Ohio and has resided there for space of five months past and that previous thereto he resided (for a short time) in Gurnsey County, Ohio.” Joseph B. Beaty is a witness. James signs his name “James Beatty Sener” J. Barton Beaty and B. C. Brown identify James Beaty. (3 pages) Beatty, John; S39987, widow Mary “This is to certify that it is my wish & request that Letters of Administration be taken out by P.(Penrose) Robinson to settle the estate of my late husband John Beatty.” Signed Mary Beatty (her mark) witnessed by Tho. C. Hambly. Dated Sept. 23, 1829, York County, Pennsylvania. Thomas Owen of York County is a witness to the death of John Beatty (August 30, 1829). (9 pages) Beatty, John; # S22644, widow Nancy, Armagh Township, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania; “John Beatty was a pensioner of the United States…was a resident of the County of Mifflin and State of Pennsylvania, and died in the year 1840, on the 27th day of June, that he left a widow whose name is Nancy Beatty….the deceased pensioner resided in Mifflin County in the State of Pennsylvania, for the space of Twenty years before his death, and that previous thereto he resided in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania” (8 pages) Beatty, John; widow Sarah # W2909, Montgomery County, Kentucky; “John Beatty, late a pensioner of the United States, departed this life on the Ninth day of June 1839…That Sally Beatty is the widow of the said John Beatty and that she is now living.” George Beatty and Thos Kemper are witnesses on a Power of Attorney for Sallie Beatty; she appoints Independent Gist her attorney on Nov. 10, 1840. George Beatty and Daniel McCullough identify Sallie Beatty as the widow of John Beatty on Nov. 10, 1840. (8 pages) Beatty, Joseph; # S35188, Grayson County, Kentucky; “An instrument of writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Joseph Beatty deceased was produced in Court and proven by the oaths of William Ewing, William Fulkerson and Uriah Pirtle…” “William Ewing …made oath that on the 8th day of September 1827 Joseph Beatty…died…that he has resided in said county upward of 20 years…25th day of October 1827.” (4 pages) Beatty, Thomas; S39986, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania “…Thomas Beaty a Revolutionary soldier and United States Pensioner late of Westmoreland County & commonwealth of Pennsylvania deceased, died having first made his will and thereby appointed James Long of said county the Executor of his last will and Testament..” Stephen Pound sates that Thomas Beaty died “at Derry Township in said County on the third day of April in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and twenty two.” (7 pages) Beatty, William #S12194, Orange County, New York; “…Mariah Beatty…states that her father William Beatty deceased Late of said county was a pensioner of the United States at the time of his death and drew a pension…and that her father the said William Beatty died on the first day of May 1834 and left no widow but left her this deponent his only child surviving him and that she is of lawful age (signed Maria Beatty, June 23, 1847). Jane Beatty is a witness on a Power of Attorney. (10 pages) Beaty, Andrew #S35188, Fentress County, Tennessee; “”be it known that at a County Court holden for the County aforesaid at the Court house in the Town of James Town on the 7th day of Aug. 1837…proved to the Court here that William Beaty, Thomas Beaty, Alexander Beaty, Andrew Beaty, Agnes Hull formerly Beaty who intermarried with Jonathan Hull are the only surviving children of the late Andrew Beaty dec’d …who died on the 19th day of July 1836 leaving no widow…” “…at the time of his death he resided in said Fentress County and had resided there for the space of two months past previous thereto resided in Cumberland County State of Kentucky.” (5 pages) Beaty, Hugh #S2062, Union County, Pennsylvania; “he now (April 3, 1833) resides in Hartley Township and has resided there for the space of Twenty two years and that previous to that he resided in Buffaloe & Centre Townships of said County.” (4 pages) Beaty, John # S9275, Ulster County, New York “…John Beaty late of the town of Marbletown in the county of Ulster, and state of New York deceased was a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States died on the 5th day of September 1834. That he left no widow. That John Beaty, Henry Beaty and Jane Beaty are the only children and heirs at law of the said John Beaty deceased and that they the said John Beaty, Henry Beaty and Jane Beaty are of the age of twenty one years and upwards.” Dated May 4, 1835. Henry Beaty signs a power of attorney. Jane and John Beaty sign with their “marks” (3 pages) Beaty, John #14937, Orange County, New York; On the 18th day of October 1839 John Beaty states that he “now resides in the town of New Windsor county and state aforesaid and has resided there for the space of Eighty six years past, and that previous thereto he resided in no other place and that by reason of infirmity he is unable to write.” (1 page) Beaty, John # W5083, Moon Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. On May 17, 1830 James Todd of Allegheny County, PA states that “he was present at his (John’s) decease,” and that John died on July 17, 1829. Mary Teel of Allegheny County, PA states that “she was present at the marriage of said Jane the widow unto John Beaty a pensioner Deceased. Said witness saith that the said John Beaty and Jane his widow was married in the House of Emanuel Gunvalus father to this deponent; something near to Twenty five years since; and further saith not.” John McConnell, a witness, was “well acquainted with John Beatty..” (10 pages) Beaty, Joseph # S10369, Orange County, New York; Power of Attorney from Joseph Beaty (signed, his mark) to Charles Johnston dated March 8, 1841. On March 8, 1841 Joseph states that he “now resides in the town of New Windsor county and State aforesaid and has resided there for the space of Eighty six years last part and that previous thereto he resided in no other place.” (2 pages) Beaty, Samuel #S34646, Cecil County, Maryland; Samuel Beaty appoints Samuel Nesbite his attorney on September 29, 1832. He signs his name “Samuel Beaty.” “He served in Captain Watson’s company of foot in the 2nd Pennsylvania Regiment that he now resides in Cecil County and has resided there for the space of upwards of 40 years and previous thereto he resided in Pennsylvania.” (4 pages) Beaty, Walter; widow Mary (Polly) #W5804, Hawkins County, Tennessee; “Walter Beatty a Revolutionary Pensioner of the United States on the roll of the East Tennessee agency of Knoxville departed this life in Hawkins county aforesaid on the third day of July 1834 leaving Polly Beatty his widow and Relic…that he did reside in Hawkins County at his death and had resided there for the space of 31 years past; and that previous thereto, he resided in Montgomery County, Virginia (dated Dec. 22, 1834). Signed by Polly Beatty widow and relic of Walter Beatty dec’d (her mark) Aaw Baty (his mark) is a witness on a Power of Attorney for Polly Beatty. (4 pages) Beaty, William, # S10357; Scott County, Kentucky; “…he now (March 6, 1841) resides in Scott County Kentucky and has resided there for the space of forty years past; and that previous thereto he resided in Loudon County, Virginia.” William signs his name “William Beaty” (3 pages) I think there are three more that I haven't tried to find: Reading Beatty and two more James Beatys from PA (I put in an application for these but got back the one I had already requested). I will try and copy these three if they are available. Laurel Baty

It would be too much work to ask you. The early generation for linage 361 appears to have used the last name Betty but beginning with Joeseph he started using Bettey - I also have even later spellings with Beattie and Beatty - I will try to narrow it down in a different fashion. Thank you very much! Bobbie line 361 > -----Original Message----- > From: Nelda Percival [mailto:nelda_percival@hotmail.com] > Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 8:38 PM > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BP2000] DAR findings Please read > > Hi, there are only two names remaing that were requested. > > Bettey ... none > > Betty well over 400 > > this will take hours of reading each to make sure it is a last name not a > first name do you still want me to look for any with the last name Betty? > > Nelda > > _________________________________________________________________ > High-speed users-be more efficient online with the new MSN Premium > Internet > Software. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/prem&ST=1 > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > **************************************** > BEATTY CENSUS PROJECT > BP2000 members are currently extracting > Beatty data from U.S. Census Records. We > need volunteers for research as well as > for recording the information in our > database. Write Ray Beatty <RCBDJR@AOL.COM> > if you can help.

Lists not complete........ > [Original Message] > From: John Beaty <jtaybet@charter.net> > To: MARLENE BEATY <viowl5894@earthlink.net> > Cc: John Beaty <jtaybet@charter.net> > Date: 12/23/03 8:20:20 PM > Subject: > > http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm > No. Soldier Name Side Function Regiment Name > 1 > Beaty, B. * L2C > Confederate > Infantry > 16th Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 2 > Beaty, Benjamin * Same man as above > Confederate > Infantry > 16th Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 3 > Beaty, David > Confederate > Cavalry > Slayback's Regiment, Missouri Cavalry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 4 > Beaty, G.W. > Confederate > Artillery > 3rd Field Battery, Missouri Light Artillery > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 5 > Beaty, George > Confederate > Cavalry > 4th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 6 > Beaty, J. > Confederate > > Robertson's Regiment, Missouri State Guard > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 7 > Beaty, James > Confederate > Cavalry > 5th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 8 > Beaty, Joseph *Possible L2C > Confederate > Cavalry > 7th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 9 > Beaty, L.P. * L2C > Confederate > Infantry > 16th Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 10 > Beaty, Leonard > Confederate > Infantry > 5th Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > --- Marlene Beaty --- viowl5894@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet.

> [Original Message] > From: John Beaty <jtaybet@charter.net> > To: MARLENE BEATY <viowl5894@earthlink.net> > Date: 12/23/03 8:18:36 PM > Subject: > > ----------------- http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > No. Soldier Name Side Function Regiment Name > 1 > Beaty, David M. > Union > Infantry > Phelps' Regiment, Missouri Infantry (6 months, 1861) > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 2 > Beaty, Franklin > Union > Infantry > 32nd Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 3 > Beaty, Franklin O. > Union > Infantry > 31st Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 4 > Beaty, George W. > Union > Cavalry > 2nd Regiment, Missouri State Militia Cavalry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 5 > Beaty, George W. > Union > Infantry > 45th Regiment, Missouri Infantry > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > 6 > Beaty, John W.F. > Union > Infantry > Phelps' Regiment, Missouri Infantry (6 months, 1861) > > --- Marlene Beaty --- viowl5894@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: The #1 provider of the Real Internet.

I thought that I should add that each entry in the Ancestry index is linked to an image of the index card for the pension application. I will show an example of the information contained on the index card for John A. Baty, widow Sarah M.; Azariah W. Clark, Gdn: Unit A26 Iowa Inf Widows application # 22663 (dates of application are also given but I found these hard to read, could be May 26, 1863 or 1883) Widow's certificate # 17,467 minor application # 186020 (I found it hard to read these #s and have found the same to be true of the microfilmed index cards) minor Certificate # 98685 Laurel Baty wrote: > This is the last index that I am going to do. > > Allen Baty; Sarah J. Ford; Illinois > Alvin P. Baty; Zenildia N. Baty; Oklahoma > Andrew Baty (Andrew Brady); Menewa Ann Baty; Ohio > Andrew Baty (Andrew Brady); Menerva Ann Baty; Ohio > August Baty; Charlotte Krall > Charles E. Baty; Mary M. Baty; Oregon > Daniel Beattie, Jr.; Daniel Baty; Louisiana; Mother Cherey Beattie (also > listed as Cheney Beattie, mother) > Daniel K. Baty; Kansas > David Baty; Alphana Baty; Indiana and Ohio > Delbert Baty; New York > Edwin E. Baty; California > Frank Baty; New York > George H. Baty > George W. Baty; Elizabeth Baty; Iowa > George W. Baty; Catherine A. Baty; Iowa > Harry H. Baty; Missouri > Henry Baty; Mariah Baty; Kentucky > Henry Jackson; Henry Bracher (also Brasher); Jennie Jackson; Arkansas; > Robert Batey, Gdn. > Isaac Baty; Mary E. Baty; New Hampshire > James Baty; Marie Maynard; New York and Idaho > James Baty; Mary E. Baty; Ohio > James Baty; Elizabeth Baty; Michigan > James Baty, James Murphy; Wisconsin; Charles F. Brinkman, Gdn. > James C. Baty > James K. P. Baty; Arkansas > James O. Baty (also Beaty), Christiana Baty; Pennsylvania > Jasper Baty, Vermont > Jesse Baty, Mary C. Baty, Missouri and Indian Territory > John A. Baty; Texas COPIED > John A. Baty; Sarah M. Baty; Azariah W. Clark, Gdn > John Baty; Nebraska > John Baty; Elizabeth Baty; New York > John D. Baty, Alabama > John H. Baty; Louisiana > John H. Baty; Ruth E. Baty, Pennsylvania > John M. Baty; Indiana > John N. Baty; Iowa > John R. Baty; California > John W. Baty; Oregon > John W. Baty > Joseph Baty, Jr., Mother Nancy Baty > Joseph Gardner (also Gardrer), Robert Baty; New York > Millburn Baty; Margaret Baty, Ohio > Moses Puckett, Moses Baty; Kansas > Robert Baty; California > Robert West, Robert Baty; Eliza Baty, Oklahoma > Samuel Baty; Sarah Baty > Samuel Baty; Dorinda Baty; Kansas and Oklahoma > Thomas Baty, Mannewia Baty; Tennessee > Thomas J. Baty, Mary E. Baty; Wisconsin > Thomas J. Baty; Susana A. Baty; Nebraska > William A. Baty; Oklahoma > William B. Baty; mother Margaret Baty > William Baty; Susan C. Baty; Illinois > William Baty; Mary Baty > William C. Baty; Colorado > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web Page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/

This is the last index that I am going to do. Allen Baty; Sarah J. Ford; Illinois Alvin P. Baty; Zenildia N. Baty; Oklahoma Andrew Baty (Andrew Brady); Menewa Ann Baty; Ohio Andrew Baty (Andrew Brady); Menerva Ann Baty; Ohio August Baty; Charlotte Krall Charles E. Baty; Mary M. Baty; Oregon Daniel Beattie, Jr.; Daniel Baty; Louisiana; Mother Cherey Beattie (also listed as Cheney Beattie, mother) Daniel K. Baty; Kansas David Baty; Alphana Baty; Indiana and Ohio Delbert Baty; New York Edwin E. Baty; California Frank Baty; New York George H. Baty George W. Baty; Elizabeth Baty; Iowa George W. Baty; Catherine A. Baty; Iowa Harry H. Baty; Missouri Henry Baty; Mariah Baty; Kentucky Henry Jackson; Henry Bracher (also Brasher); Jennie Jackson; Arkansas; Robert Batey, Gdn. Isaac Baty; Mary E. Baty; New Hampshire James Baty; Marie Maynard; New York and Idaho James Baty; Mary E. Baty; Ohio James Baty; Elizabeth Baty; Michigan James Baty, James Murphy; Wisconsin; Charles F. Brinkman, Gdn. James C. Baty James K. P. Baty; Arkansas James O. Baty (also Beaty), Christiana Baty; Pennsylvania Jasper Baty, Vermont Jesse Baty, Mary C. Baty, Missouri and Indian Territory John A. Baty; Texas COPIED John A. Baty; Sarah M. Baty; Azariah W. Clark, Gdn John Baty; Nebraska John Baty; Elizabeth Baty; New York John D. Baty, Alabama John H. Baty; Louisiana John H. Baty; Ruth E. Baty, Pennsylvania John M. Baty; Indiana John N. Baty; Iowa John R. Baty; California John W. Baty; Oregon John W. Baty Joseph Baty, Jr., Mother Nancy Baty Joseph Gardner (also Gardrer), Robert Baty; New York Millburn Baty; Margaret Baty, Ohio Moses Puckett, Moses Baty; Kansas Robert Baty; California Robert West, Robert Baty; Eliza Baty, Oklahoma Samuel Baty; Sarah Baty Samuel Baty; Dorinda Baty; Kansas and Oklahoma Thomas Baty, Mannewia Baty; Tennessee Thomas J. Baty, Mary E. Baty; Wisconsin Thomas J. Baty; Susana A. Baty; Nebraska William A. Baty; Oklahoma William B. Baty; mother Margaret Baty William Baty; Susan C. Baty; Illinois William Baty; Mary Baty William C. Baty; Colorado Laurel Baty, L252

I decided to do this one since it is quite short Austin W. Baity; Arkansas Benjamin F. Baity; Nancy J. Baity; Illinois; James F. Baily, Gdn. David H. Baity; Rachel L. Baity; Indiana Edson Baity; Rozella Baity; Pennsylvania Edward F. Baity; Lula M. Baity; Indiana and Iowa; Lula M. Simonson, Gdn Enos Baity George W. Baity; Margaret Baity; Missouri Henry Baity; Arkansas Jacob Baity; Ann Elizabeth Baity; New York James Baity; Catherine Baity; Ohio Jared R. Baity; Amanda Baity; Indiana John Baity; Hannah M. Baity; Illinois Richard Baity; Ohio William D. Baity; Missouri and ?; William B. Bragg, Gdn William G. Baity Note: To request a copy of a pension file from the National Archives you would need an application # (available on Ancestry.com) and the soldier's unit and state served from. Laurel Baty, L252

I would like to see all spellings of this index on BP2000. Currently Ancestry.com has an online index for Civil War Pensions (Union only, Confederate pensions are usually available at the State level). If anyone would like to do an index for an alternate spelling (Beaty, Beatty, Baty etc.) I will copy a pension for you at the Archives (your choice). Right now I am having trouble using Ancestry.com on my computer. I think there are 180 or so Beaty pensions, 70 Baty and I have not checked other spellings. Here is the Index for Batey (soldier's name, widow's name, State filed, other relative if given) Asbury Bates; Mother Jane Batey Charles C. Batey; Kentucky Charles K. Batey; Mary E. Batey; Pennsylvania David Batey; Ohio Edward F. Batey George H. Batey; New York; mother Sarah Batey George W. Batey; Mary E. Batey; Kansas George W. Batey, Jr.; Mother Malinda Batey George W. Beaty (also Batey); Elizabeth Clements; Indiana; Oliver P. Beaty, et al (2 cards on this file, one gives Olive A. P. Beaty et al under the Minor section) Hugh H. Batey, Candis Batey; Louisiana James W. Batey; Mary E. Batey; Oregon John Batey; Nebraska John Batey; Ann Batey; New York John M. Stuckey; Indiana; Mary E. Batey, et al Robert Batey Samuel Batey; mother Eliza Batey Samuel J. McClelland; Julia Batey; Illinois; Julia Batey, Gdn. Spencer H. Batey; Malinda Batey; Ohio Thomas M. Batey; Michigan Walter Batey; Naomi B. Batey; Tennessee William H. Batey, Maria L. Batey; Illinois Willis Batey; Jane Batey; Tennessee Willis L. Batey; Ella Batey; Georgia Laurel Baty, L252

Did you know that there is a searchable database of the photos in the collection of the National Archives of Canada http://www.archives.ca/02/02011502_e.html I found well over a hundred Beattie's listed in the collection when I only searched a few of the more common variants of the name. Maybe you will find one of yours there!! Sheila I Hale 236/240

Julie, Apparently, Heidelberg was a popular name in old PA. There is/was a Heidelberg in Allegheny County. Lebanon County has/had a Heidelberg was well as a Heidelberg Church/Meeting House. Berks County has/had a Heidelberg Cemetery. Lehigh County also has/had a Heidelberg Church as well as a Heidelberg School. York County also has/had a Heidelberg School. The problem with associating places with counties is that the counties became parts of other counties as the states evolved and grew. For example, my info shows a Heidelberg cemetery in a part of PA that was part of Lancaster County until 1752 when it became part of Berks County with the creation of that county. Also, there is (was) a Heidelberg Meeting House not far from there which was in a part of PA that was part of Lancaster County until 1785 when it became part of Dauphin County when that county was created. Then, in 1813, it became part of Lebanon County when that county was created. Hope this helps. Les Beaty L-20B

THANK YOU ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thad F. Connally, Jr. MD" <tconnally@insightbb.com> To: "julie miller" <jjmill@nctimes.net> Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 12:36 PM Subject: RE: [BP2000] [Fwd: Church Records: Adams, Berks & Lancaster Counties, Pennsylvania 1729-1881] > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~paberks/townships/township.html > >

forwarded for Judy Fox foxkellar@comcast.net who is not a list member. Would appreciate if anyone knows her Beatty family below to send a copy to her as well as the list. Thank you Joe admin.... -------- Original Message -------- Subject: {not a subscriber} John L. Beatty Date: Sun, 18 Jan 2004 12:49:43 -0700 From: "Judy Fox" <foxkellar@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-l@rootsweb.com>, <Donbea@aol.com> Hello, Don, I've just noticed your Beatty postings on the USGenWeb Clearfield County Archives site. It appears, at first glance, that your line is not the one I'm researching. Would you please have a look at the folks below and see if any look familiar? I'd be grateful. My primary interest is Polly Keller, wife of John L. Beatty, and I'm particularly interested in finding her death certificate to (hopefully) learn her mother's maiden name. I'm preparing a Keller genealogy, so Polly's children and grandchildren will also figure in my work. My research on this line is based primarily on census records for Bell Twp. in 1900 and 1910 and Clearfield Twp. in 1920. Have you run into these people before? I'd be glad to know. Thanks in advance. Judy Kellar Fox Aloha, OR Solena "Polly" Keller, b. June 1862 to Godfrey Keller and Sophia __________ Spouse: John L. Beatty, b. May 1861 Children: Fannie Beatty, b. c. 1886 Harvey Beatty, b. c. 1887 Amos Beatty, b. 18 Sept. 1888, Bell Twp., Clearfield Co., PA; d. 17 July 1971 Augusta, Kalamazoo Co., MI; m. Gertrude Kline Annie M. Beatty, b. Nov. 1892 William "Wesley" Beatty, b. Apr. 1896 Lillie May Beatty, b. May 1900 James (Jack E.?) Beatty, b. 16 Feb. 1903 -- joe