I copied two more "Final Pension Payments" of Rev War Pensioners found at the National Archives: Samuel Beaty of Cecil Co MD [ In 1832 he states that he has resided in Cecil Co for "Upwards" of 40 years and previous thereto in PA] Henry Beatty, Winchester, Frederick Co, VA [In 1839 he states that he has resided in Winchester for fifty years and previous thereto he resided in Frederick Co. MD] --witnesses are Lemuel Bent and David T. Castleman. If anyone would like copies let me know. Laurel Baty, L252

I copied all of the Beaty (all spellings) files indexed in the following book at the Archives today: "The Lost Pensions, Settled Accounts of The Act of 6 April 1838" by Craig R. Scott, Willow Bend Books, 1996 These files are basically final Pension Payments for Rev War Pensioners or their widows which are found in a different Record Group than the other Final Pension payments at the Archives. The Beatys in the book: Beatey, David, NC [ Iredell Co, death not shown, power of attorney] Beatty, Arthur, w/o, Albany NY [Died Dec. 10, 1836, left a widow named Elizabeth--witnesses are Lemeul Jenkins and Harriet Deming] Beatty, John w/o KY [John died June 9, 1839 in Montgomery Co, KY, witnesses on documents are George Beatty and Daniel McCullough, left widow Sallie, attorney was Independence Gist] Beatty, John w/o, Philadelphia [Mifflin Co PA, died June 27, 1840, left a widow named Nancy of Armagh Township. John had reside in Mifflin Co for 20 years and previous thereto in Lancaster] Beatty, William, c/o New York [Died May 1, 1834; left no widow, daughter Maria of Orange County, NY, only child surviving him, of legal age, signs name Maria Beatty] Beaty, David, NC [Iredell co, death not shown, power of attorney] Beaty, David, NC [Iredell Co, death not shown, power of attorney] All of the Davids are the same man David Beaty from Iredell, NC (who also has a Final Pension Payment on file, which I have copied). Anyone who would like a scan of these documents let me know. Laurel Baty, L252

>From National Archives microfiche publication #M1279 Navy Dependents Pension files, approved Beatty, Samuel fiche #6873, cert# 7665 Margaret A. Beatty states that she is the widow of Samuel Beatty who died in June of 1877. She gives her maiden name as Margaret Cussack and states she was married 22 May 1857 in Boston. A death record for Samuel gives his place of birth as England. There is a record of birth for a child Robert born July 17, 1866 and a child Anna Francis Beddie born Jan. 18, 1861 which also shows her father born in England and her mother born in Ireland. Margaret files an affadavit from Rhode Island but gives an address in Boston. Laurel Baty, L252

I copied a few pages from this file--a death certificate lists Joseph's father as Hugh W. Beatty. >From microfiche publication # M1279 Navy Dependents approved Pension Files 1861 -1910 Beatty, Joseph W. K. fiche # 14949 cert # 16161 (2 fiche) In 1892 Joseph Beatty lived in Altoona, PA and stated that he enlisted Aug 8, 1862 in CO A 125 PA VOLS, and was a private in the Marine Corps; he was discharged at Harrisburg PA. He was born in Huntington PA and was 29 at the time of his enlistment. His full name was Joseph Walter Kile Beatty. Joseph's widow Catherine applies for accrued pension Feb 1903 and she is living in Blair Co., PA. She states that he left surviving him 6 children and did not leave a will. John W. Beatty, son of Catherine, states that his mother lives with 3 children. There is a death certificate in this file that shows Joseph's birthplace as Birmingham, PA and states that his father's name was Hugh W. Beatty, born in PA and his mother's name was Lillie K. It gives Joseph's date of birth as Sept. 21, 1834. Another document lists the children of Joseph as : John W. born 7-4-1867 Bertha K. born Nov. 1869 W. Henry born April 1873 Agnes born Nov 1876 James born June 1880 Kate born Sept. 1884 A marriage record shows the marriage of Walter K. Beatty of Tipton, Blair Co. PA to Catherine Boyles of Antes Township, Blair, PA. The marriage date is July 2, 1857. Laurel Baty, L252

Yes, Nelda, you give yourself a break from the "Full Moon Mania Goosebump Week!" You did beautifully, and I was up until wee hours smiling at you just-a-pounding out those DAR sets! Lois Kortering ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelda Percival" <nelda_percival@hotmail.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 5:07 PM Subject: [BP2000] Names which have been searched DAR > Hi, > Here is a list of the names which have already been searched.. > > Beatty, Beaty, Baty, Batey, Batte, Battey, Bety, Batie, BaityBattes, Beatie, > Beattie, Beattey, Beatey > They are all in the Archives for our list. > > I have had requests for Baily, Battie and Betty.. on the Betty there are > over 450.. so I will have to really view them selectivly, as most of these > are files with just the first name Betty. > > I will do these names in a few days giving the list time to do other things > besides DAR postings from me.. But if you can find other spellings you would > like me to search Please let me know right away as I'd like to have them by > Wednesday so I can start on Thursday or friday with the new names.. > > Is this ok with everyone? > > After that if you have a particular name not assicoated withBeatty I'd be > glad to look.. > > DO remember ancestry.com only has 152 volumes on line at present.. JUst > because your ancestors doesn't show in these volumes does not mean that they > were not a REV WAR VET.. It just means that a person has not used them as a > source for membership to the DAR and that the books so far on line idoes not > have them listed... The other volumes yet to be put on line still may have.. > Example is my own John Gillock who my great Aunt is a member of the DAR on.. > not listed in these Volumes .. yet I have a copy of her membership.. So > everything is not there yet... > > 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/ > > _________________________________________________________________ > Find high-speed 'net deals - comparison-shop your local providers here. > https://broadband.msn.com > > > ==== 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. >

FAMILYsearch findings: You know you can't trust Family group findings from family search.com but.. could this be your Elizabeth? maybe a Mary Elizabeth? James B ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-R6D) Pedigree Born: Abt. 1783 Place: <Newburg, , New York> Died: 3 Jul 1827 Place: Eden, Randolph, Ill Married: 19 Jan 1816 Place: Pittsburg, , Pa Father: Mother: Wife's Name Mary BEATTIE (AFN:13XH-R7L) Pedigree Born: 10 Aug 1787 Place: Newburg, , New York Died: 16 Sep 1876 Place: Sparta, Randolph, Ill Buried: Place: Old Bethel Cem, Sparta, Ill Married: 19 Jan 1816 Place: Pittsburg, , Pa Father: Francis BEATTIE (AFN:13XH-PGP) Family Mother: Jane HALL (AFN:13XH-PHW) Children 1. Sex Name M Francis B ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-R8S) Pedigree Born: Abt. 1816 Place: Pittsburg, , Pa Christened: Place: Wyandotte City, , Kansas 2. Sex Name M John H ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-R91) Pedigree Born: Abt. 1818 Place: Pittsburg, , Pa Christened: Place: Tabor City, Clay, Kansas 3. Sex Name F Mary J ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-RB7) Pedigree Born: Abt. 1820 Place: Pittsburg, , Pa Christened: Place: Colfax, Mclean, Ill 4. Sex Name F Malinda ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-RCF) Pedigree Born: Abt. 1822 Place: , Randolph, Ill 5. Sex Name F Sarah A ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-RDM) Pedigree Born: Abt. 1824 Place: , Randolph, Ill Died: Jun 1827 Place: 6. Sex Name M James B ANDERSON (AFN:13XH-RFT) Pedigree Born: 1826 Place: , Randolph, Ill Died: 12 Jul 1898 Place: 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

FAMILYsearch findings: 1880 federal census Elizabeth BEATTY Household Female Other Information: Birth Year <1796> Birthplace VA Age 84 Occupation Marital Status W <Widowed> Race W <White> Head of Household John BUROKER Relation MotherL <Mother-in-law> Father's Birthplace VA Mother's Birthplace VA Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace John BUROKER Self M Male W 68 VA Farming VA VA Mary BUROKER Wife M Female W 59 OH Keeps House VA VA Jason SMITH SonL M Male W 25 OH Farming VA VA Liza Jane SMITH Dau M Female W 32 OH Works In House VA VA Elizabeth BEATTY MotherL W Female W 84 VA VA VA Source Information: Census Place Jackson, Champaign, Ohio Family History Library Film 1254998 NA Film Number T9-0998 Page Number 263D 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Find out everything you need to know about Las Vegas here for that getaway. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/vivalasvegas.armx

1880 census Elizabeth BEATTIE Household Female Other Information: Birth Year <1790> Birthplace NY Age 90 Occupation Marital Status W <Widowed> Race W <White> Head of Household David C. BEATTIE Relation Mother Father's Birthplace NY Mother's Birthplace NY Household: Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace David C. BEATTIE Self M Male W 52 NY County Judge NY NY Isabella BEATTIE Wife M Female W 49 NY Keeping House NY NY Lewis BEATTIE Son S Male W 23 ILL Lawyer NY NY Ellenor BEATTIE Dau S Female W 15 NY At School NY NY Annie BEATTIE Dau S Female W 12 NY At School NY NY F. Paul BEATTIE Son S Male W 6 NY At School NY NY Isabella BEATTIE Dau S Female W 3 NY NY NY Elizabeth BEATTIE Mother W Female W 90 NY NY NY Hannah MANN Other S Female W 20 IRE Servant IRE NY Source Information: Census Place 1st Ward, Schenectady, Schenectady, New York Family History Library Film 1254929 NA Film Number T9-0929 Page Number 114D 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Find out everything you need to know about Las Vegas here for that getaway. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/vivalasvegas.armx

It is a family search find.. so take it for what its worth...Nelda Husband's Name Peter WHITE (AFN:BF7K-R8) Born: Abt. 1798 Place: Father: Mother: Wife's Name Elizabeth BEATTY (AFN:1Q4D-CH) Born: Abt. 1798 Place: <, Of Huntingdon Co., Pa> Died: Bef 12 1832 Aug Place: Father: Patrick BEATY (AFN:1Q4B-56) Family Mother: Elizabeth UMSTEAD (AFN:1Q4B-ZB) 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 new MSN 9 Dial-up — fast & reliable Internet access with prime features! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=dialup/home&ST=1

Bettey please > -----Original Message----- > From: Nelda Percival [mailto:nelda_percival@hotmail.com] > Sent: Saturday, January 10, 2004 6:10 PM > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BP2000] QUESTION > > I have done Beatty Beaty Baty Batey > > there is Beattie left... but before I do that is there any other spelling > you need? > > I think? Beattie might be almost as large as the Beatty.. and would like > to > get the smaller ones done first.. > Nelda > > _________________________________________________________________ > Let the new MSN Premium Internet Software make the most of your high-speed > experience. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/prem&ST=1 > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from BP2000-L, send a message to > BP2000-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word > "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the body of the email and nothing else.

Hi, Here is a list of the names which have already been searched.. Beatty, Beaty, Baty, Batey, Batte, Battey, Bety, Batie, BaityBattes, Beatie, Beattie, Beattey, Beatey They are all in the Archives for our list. I have had requests for Baily, Battie and Betty.. on the Betty there are over 450.. so I will have to really view them selectivly, as most of these are files with just the first name Betty. I will do these names in a few days giving the list time to do other things besides DAR postings from me.. But if you can find other spellings you would like me to search Please let me know right away as I'd like to have them by Wednesday so I can start on Thursday or friday with the new names.. Is this ok with everyone? After that if you have a particular name not assicoated withBeatty I'd be glad to look.. DO remember ancestry.com only has 152 volumes on line at present.. JUst because your ancestors doesn't show in these volumes does not mean that they were not a REV WAR VET.. It just means that a person has not used them as a source for membership to the DAR and that the books so far on line idoes not have them listed... The other volumes yet to be put on line still may have.. Example is my own John Gillock who my great Aunt is a member of the DAR on.. not listed in these Volumes .. yet I have a copy of her membership.. So everything is not there yet... 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Find high-speed ‘net deals — comparison-shop your local providers here. https://broadband.msn.com

I've been away and the cable line was cut...GREAT NEWS!! Jayne/L366 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna VanZandt" <donavan@netins.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 5:22 PM Subject: [BP2000] Hunterdon co., NJ Deeds L-366 > This deed proves the wife of L-366 Stewart Beatty was Alice/Elsey McGinnes. > I wish we knew who Catherine was. She did not write (used her X mark) her > name but she was evidently one very clever lady who knew a good lawyer. I > checked and the Catherine/Kitty Lollar Beatty (L-5) from the pension file > who lived in Trenton did not use a mark so this is a different Catherine > Beatty. My guess is she is the mother of Stewart, but that is just a guess. > Who but a grandmother would go to this much trouble to protect her > grandchildren and assure that they had a roof over their head and food to > eat. Evidently Stewart is in financial trouble and Catherine buys the lot > John Beatty had sold him in 1811 for $500 and then sets up a trust which > Stewart cannot touch or break and one third of the profits of the lot go to > her and the other two thirds to Alice, the wife of Stewart. At their deaths > it goes to the heirs of Stewart by his wife Alice or to the heirs of > Catherine. This is the deed referenced. Do any NJ researchers have this > deed? It looks like it is three pages long and could be interesting. Could > Catherine sign off dower as the wife of John? Donna L-3 > > Hunterdon co., NJ Deeds-1811-Stewart Beatty from John Beatty (Vol.18-pg. > 402) > > Hunterdon co., NJ Deeds > > Microfilm #0806511 > > Vol. 41 (1826-1827) > > (excerpts) > > 41-130 > > Stewart Beatty & wife to Catherine Beatty. > > This indenture 1 August, 1826 between Stewart Beatty of the city of Trenton, > Hunterdon co., NJ and Alice, his wife, party of the first part, aqnd > Catherine Beatty of the same place, party of the second part. Witnesseth, > that the sd. party of the first part for $500 paid to Stewart Beatty and > Alice, his wife, sell a lot of land situate in the city of Trenton butted > and bounded as follows: viz_Beginning at a stone being on the easterly > corner of James Kirkpatrick's lot by the side of the road leading from > Beatty's ferry to Alexander Colhoun's and running thence along the sd. road > N 40 degrees E one chain.....(description)......corner of a lot now > belonging to John Titus....to a stone corner of James Kirkpatrick's > lot......containing one quarter of an acre of land more or less.... > > Stewart (his Xmark) Beatty > > Alice (her X mark) Beatty > > > > In the Presence of: > > John Nevius > > Dan'l C. Croxall > > > > 4 August 1826 > > Before Dan'l C. Croxell, Master in the Court of Chancery of the state of New > Jersey personally appeared Stewart Beatty and Alice, his wife, grantors in > the foregoing deed and acknowledged it to be their act and deed and Alice > Beatty, wife of the sd. Stewart Beatty released dower. > > Dan'l C. Croxell, MC > > Recorded August, 8, 1826. > > xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > 41-132 (Deed of Trust) > > Catharine Beatty to Daniel C. Croxall, Trustee. > > This indenture, tripartite, made this 4 August 1826 between Catharine > Beatty, party of the first part, Stewart Beatty and Alice Beatty, his wife, > party of the second part, and Daniel C. Croxall, party of the third part, of > the city of Trenton in the county of Hunterdon and state of New Jersey. > Witnesseth, that the said Catherine Beatty, party of the first part, for and > in consideration of the sum of one dollar paid by Daniel C. Croxall, party > of the third part, before the sealing and delivery of these presents the > receipt whereof she the said Catherine Beatty doth hereby acknowledge and of > the love and affection she the said Catherine Beatty for her the said Alice > Beatty and her children hath granted, bargained, sells unto Daniel C. > Croxall, party of the third part all that tract of land in the city of > Trenton bounded as follows, viz. ...(same description as previous > deed)....to a stone corner of James Kirkpatricks.....containing one quarter > of an acre of land more or less and is the same which was conveyed by John > Beatty to the said Stewart Beatty by deed 11 Sept. 1811 and recorded Vol. 18 > folio 402, 3, & 4 and purchased by the sd. Catherine Beatty on the 1 August > of this present year of the said Stewart Beatty and by him and his wife > conveyed to Catherine Beatty by deed 1 Aug. afsd. Granted unto Daniel C. > Croxall, party of the third part, to and for the several uses, intents and > purposes and upon a special trusts and confidences hereinafter limited, > expressed and declared, that is to say, to the use and behoof of the sd. > Daniel C. Croxall for and during the natural lives of the said Catherine > Beatty and the said Alice Beatty, wife of the said Stewart Beatty, and the > life of the longest liver of them. In trust to preserve the contingent uses > and remainders thereof, hereinafter limited from being destroyed and to and > for the purpose to make entices/entries? as occasion shall require but not > to convert any of the profits of the sd. premises to his own use, but > nevertheless in trust that he the sd. Daniel C. Croxall shall pay the one > third part of the clear yearly rents, issues and profits of the said lot of > land with the appurtenances into the hands of the sd. Catherine Beatty and > her assigns during her natural life or otherwise at her election do and > shall permit and suffer her the sd. Catherine Beatty and her assigns during > her natural life to take and receive the one third part of all the rents, > issues and profits for her own sole and separate use and behoof and that he > the sd. Daniel C. Croxall shall in like manner pay the two remaining third > parts of the clear yearly rents, issues and profits of the sd. lot of land > with the appurtenances into the proper hands of the sd. Alice Beatty, wife > of the sd. Stewart Beatty, and her assigns during her natural life or > otherwise at her election do and shall permit and suffer her, the said Alice > Beatty, without the said Stewart Beatty, and her assigns during her natural > life to take and receive the sd. two remaining third parts of the sd. rents, > issues and benefits of the sd. premises to and for her sole and separate > use, benefit and behoof......the same to be at her own disposal and not at > the disposal or in any wise subject to the debs, encumbrances, engagements, > contracts or control of her sd. husband, the sd. Stewart Beatty or any > future husband with whom she may hereafter intermarry and for which her > receipt alone not withstanding her coverture shall be a good and sufficient > discharge to the person or persons paying the same. And from and after the > death of the sd. Catherine Beatty, the sd. party of the first part, then to > the use and behoof of the sd. Daniel C. Croxall, his heirs and assigns in > trust that he the sd. Daniel C. Croxall shall pay all clear yearly rents, > issues, and profits into the proper hands of her the sd. Alice Beatty, wife > of the sd. Stewart Beatty, and her assigns during her natural life or at her > election to permit and suffer her the sd. Alice Beatty, wife of Stewart > Beatty, to take and receive all rents, issues and profits not subject to > debts or control of her sd. husband as afsd. and if Catherine Beatty, party > of the first part, shall survive the sd. Alice Beatty, wife of the sd. > Stewart Beatty, then to the use and behoof of Daniel C. Croxall. In trust > that Daniel C. Croxall shall pay the sd. two thirds parts of rents, issues > and profits unto the heirs of the body of the sd. Alice Beatty by her > present husband, begotten, or to be begotten, or to the lawful guardian of > them the said heirs during the natural life of the sd. Catherine Beatty or > to suffer and permit them the sd. heirs or their lawful guardians during the > natural life of sd. Catherine Beatty to take and receive the sd. two thirds > part of rents, issues and profits and from and after her death as > hereinafter directed and upon death of sd. Alice Beatty, wife of sd. Stewart > Beatty, and from and immediately after death of sd. Alice, wife of sd. > Stewart Beatty, in case she shall survive the sd. Catherine Beatty than that > the sd. Daniel C. Croxall, his heirs and assigns shall stand seized of sd. > lot of land with appurtenances to the use and behoof of the heirs of the > body of the sd. Alice Beatty, wife of the sd. Stewart Beatty, by her present > husband begotten or to be begotten and in default of such issue then to the > use and behoof of the heirs of her the sd. Catherine Beatty, the sd. party > of the first part, and to and for or upon no other use, trust, interest or > purpose whatsoever. In witness whereof the sd. Catherine Beatty, the sd. > party of the first part, to these presents hath set her hand and seal the > day and year first above written. > > > > Catherine (her X mark) Beatty > > > > Signed, Sealed & Delivered in the Presence of: > > John Nevius > > Thos. Gordon > > > > 8 August 1826 before Thos. Gordon, Master of Chancery, Catherine Beatty > acknowledged ....... > > Thos. Gordon, MC > > Recorded August 8, 1826. > > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > The Threaded Mail List Archiver at RootsWeb > A powerful search engine.... Try it! >

Hi, on this one it says see also 112508-Would that have more Anderson/Beatty info? Does that mean it is the same family? I have been trying to track this Elizabeth Beatty for years. I have a Hampshire co., WVA deed that shows they sold land to a Collins/Cullins family of Hampshire and our L-3 Beatty's married Cullins/Collins in Hampshire co., WVA. Donna L-3 26 Feb. 1806 pg. 481 James Anderson of Hampshire co., WVA and Pricilla, his wife to Daniel Collins (deed history)Same land granted 12 July 1762 to William Anderson, late of Hampshire co., WVA and he by deed of gift to Thomas Anderson 18day of_, 1791 and Thomas Anderson to James Anderson 16 Apr. 1803....... xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 116 page 101 Mrs. Lillian O. Van Schaick Miner. DAR ID Number: 115319 Born in Richmond, Ind. Wife of Edwin H. Miner. Descendant of Thomas Anderson, as follows: 1. William Van Schaick (1828-99) m. 1851 Cynthia Anderson (b. 1834). 2. James Anderson (1798-1860) m. 1824 Elizabeth Beatty (1798-1897). 3. James Anderson (1768-1844) m. 1796 Priscilla House (1777-1847). 4. Thomas Anderson m. Mary Bruce. Thomas Anderson (1733-1806) enlisted, 1776, for three years as private in the Virginia militia under Capt. John Gillison. He was born in Hampshire County, Va.; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 112508. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Elizabeth Beatty m James Madison Anderson c1820 http://www.cerberus-sys.com/~selma/bdb/bdb140.html James Anderson (aged about 27) married Priscilla House (aged about 19) in 1796 in (Hampshire), Virginia. Priscilla House was born in about 1777 in (Hampshire) Virginia. She died at the age of about 70 on Saturday, 7 August 1847. Their children were: <snip> James Madison Anderson, born in 1798 in Ohio, died in 1860. He married Elizabeth Beatty. ubject: Re: House/Beatty/Anderson Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2000 11:41:24 -0800 (PST) From: h3034@webtv.net (Harriette Philips) To: donavan@netins.net In 1806 James Anderson and his father Thomas Anderson sold Anderson's Bottom, the family plantation on the south bank of the North Branch Potomac River about five miles south of Cumberland, Maryland to Daniel Collins. The property was in Hampshire County at the time. They moved to Lancaster, Ohio where Thomas died soon after they arrived. James' son James M. was born there. As I said before I do not know where he married Elizabeth Beatty but it could have been in either state. I would expect Hampshire County in Virginia, then either Franklin or Fairfield County, Ohio. I also know that James and Priscilla did not remain in Ohio. In his latter years they moved to Clinton County, Indiana near his eldest son Levi and died October 24, 1844. Hs wife Priscilla House Anderson died Ausust 17, 1847 possibly in Marion. I have a letter from James to his son Thomas J. telling Thomas he had sugested to Priscilla she go to Marion with her son Thomas their second oldest offspring. Sorry I'm not more help about James M. but my information came down from my g grandfather James House Anderson, Thomas Jefferson Anderson's son. He knew his grand mother, and his uncles John and Hiram. James H. A. was the only son of his father's to leave children. If you can find Hiram, a methodist minister perhaps you may learn more about his siblings. Hiram was the next to last of James and Priscilla's children. I know Mahela James oldest daughter married and left a legacy but I don't have her married name and lost the contact I had with her contemporary descendants. John Philips Colonial Virginia ANDERSON Families Entries: 8969 Updated: Sun Jun 15 05:45:06 2003 Contact: Patrick J. Anderson Home Page: Colonial Virginia ANDERSON Families Index | Pedigree | Ahnentafel | Download GEDCOM | Add Post-em ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ID: I02740 Name: James Madison Anderson 1 Sex: M Birth: 1798 Father: James Anderson b: 17 FEB 1768 in Hampshire County, Virginia Mother: Priscilla House Marriage 1 Elizabeth Beatty Sources: Title: Anderson Family Web Page Author: Jim Burrows brons@eldacur.com Publication: http://www.ultranet.com/~selma/bdb/bdb560.html Repository: Call Number: Media: Electronic The Limbs and Branches of the Smith Family Tree Entries: 260698 Updated: Mon Dec 1 19:07:49 2003 Contact: Terry D. Smith Home Page: The Limbs and Branches of the Smith Family Tree ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ID: I150733 Name: James ANDERSON Surname: Anderson Given Name: James Sex: M Birth: 17 Feb 1768 in , Hampshire, Virginia Death: 24 Oct 1844 in , , Ohio _UID: 1AB8B4592AFCD411A499F99E0F343E6CAB6D Note: !SOURCE: GedCom file received from Patrick Joseph Anderson, 9654 Baltimore Ave., Laurel, MD 20723-1818; Phone: (301) 725-2536; E-Mail: Patander73@aol.com Ensign in the cavalry during the whiskey rebellion, promoted Captain. wasa mathematician and engineer and superintended the construction ofGeneral Anthony Wayne's forts. James 07/19/1796 Hampshire/Frederick Co 302a Cacapion and Back Creek NNG X/193 NNS 3/312 1 Change Date: 6 Feb 2001 at 00:00:00 2 Father: Thomas ANDERSON b: 1733 in , Hampshire, Virginia Mother: Elizabeth BRUCE b: 1748 in Montgomery, Frederick, Maryland Marriage 1 Priscilla HOUSE Married: 1796 in , Hampshire, Virginia Children John ANDERSON b: 4 Mar 1803 Levi Henshaw ANDERSON Thomas Jefferson ANDERSON b: 2 Apr 1801 Mahala ANDERSON Elizabeth ANDERSON James Madison ANDERSON b: 1798 Ruth Anderson ANDERSON Rebecca ANDERSON Hiram H. ANDERSON b: 20 Nov 1815 in , , Ohio Priscilla ANDERSON The Limbs and Branches of the Smith Family Tree Entries: 260698 Updated: Mon Dec 1 19:07:49 2003 Contact: Terry D. Smith Home Page: The Limbs and Branches of the Smith Family Tree Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 1. James ANDERSON was born 17 Feb 1768 in , Hampshire, Virginia, and died 24 Oct 1844 in , , Ohio. He was the son of 2. Thomas ANDERSON and 3. Elizabeth BRUCE. He married Priscilla HOUSE 1796 in , Hampshire, Virginia. Children of James ANDERSON and Priscilla HOUSE are: i. John ANDERSON was born 4 Mar 1803. He married Martha ROULT 20 Jan 1829 in , Hocking, Ohio. ii. Levi Henshaw ANDERSON. He married Daughter ANDERSON, daughter of William ANDERSON and ?. iii. Thomas Jefferson ANDERSON was born 2 Apr 1801. He married Nancy DUNLEVY. iv. Mahala ANDERSON. v. Elizabeth ANDERSON. vi. James Madison ANDERSON was born 1798. He married Elizabeth BEATTY. vii. Ruth Anderson ANDERSON. viii. Rebecca ANDERSON. ix. Hiram H. ANDERSON was born 20 Nov 1815 in , , Ohio, and died 13 Feb 1888. x. Priscilla ANDERSON. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 2. Thomas ANDERSON was born 1733 in , Hampshire, Virginia, and died 1806 in Fairfield, Butler, Ohio. He was the son of 4. William ANDERSON and 5. ?. 3. Elizabeth BRUCE was born 1748 in Montgomery, Frederick, Maryland. Children of Elizabeth BRUCE and Thomas ANDERSON are:1. i. James ANDERSON was born 17 Feb 1768 in , Hampshire, Virginia, and died 24 Oct 1844 in , , Ohio. He married Priscilla HOUSE 1796 in , Hampshire, Virginia. ii. William ANDERSON died ABT 1814 in As Soldier In War Of 1812. He married ?. iii. John ANDERSON died in , , Indiana. iv. Jonathan ANDERSON was born BEF 1780. He married Villy CONWELL 16 Jul 1801 in , Berkeley, Virginia. v. Joseph ANDERSON. vi. Abner ANDERSON. vii. George ANDERSON. viii. Margaret ANDERSON. She married Joseph CRITCHFIELD. ix. Rachel ANDERSON. She married William EAGLE. x. Elizabeth ANDERSON. She married Thomas EAGLE. xi. Nancy ANDERSON. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 4. William ANDERSON was born 1693 in , , , Scotland, and died 1797 in , Hampshire, Virginia. He was the son of 8. Northern Virginia ANDERSON. 5. ?. Children of ? and William ANDERSON are:2. i. Thomas ANDERSON was born 1733 in , Hampshire, Virginia, and died 1806 in Fairfield, Butler, Ohio. He married Elizabeth BRUCE 1765 in , Frederick, Virginia. She was born 1748 in Montgomery, Frederick, Maryland. ii. Agnes ANDERSON. She married William HENSHAW. iii. Sarah ANDERSON. She married ? WILKINS. iv. William ANDERSON died in Killed By Indians. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 8. Northern Virginia ANDERSON. He was the son of 16. Colonial Virginia ANDERSON. Children of Northern Virginia ANDERSON are: i. Thomas ANDERSON was born BEF 1690 in Unknown, and died BEF 11 Dec 1747 in , Frederick, Virginia. He married Jane ? BEF 1725. She died AFT 1747. 4. ii. William ANDERSON was born 1693 in , , , Scotland, and died 1797 in , Hampshire, Virginia. He married ?. He married ? BARNETT 1773. iii. Bartholomew ANDERSON was born ABT 1710, and died AFT 1751 in , Frederick, Virginia. He married Phoebe, Wife of Bartholomew ANDERSON. iv. John ANDERSON was born ABT 1720. v. Intermediate ANDERSON was born 1740. vi. James ANDERSON was born 1740, and died 1806 in , Prince William, Virginia. He married Mary, Wife of James ANDERSON. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 16. Colonial Virginia ANDERSON was born BEF 1600. Children of Colonial Virginia ANDERSON are:8. i. Northern Virginia ANDERSON. ii. Northern Neck ANDERSON. iii. Rappahanock Basin ANDERSON. iv. York Watershed ANDERSON. v. North Side ANDERSON. vi. South Side ANDERSON. vii. Eastern Shore ANDERSON. viii. Southwest ANDERSON. ix. Western Virginia ANDERSON. x. Kentucky ANDERSON. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ID: I09020 Name: James Madison ANDERSON Sex: M Birth: 1798 in Fairfield County, Ohio Death: 1850 Father: James ANDERSON b: 17 FEB 1768 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia Mother: Priscilla HOUSE b: ABT. 1777 Marriage 1 Elizabeth BEATTY Married: 1824 Children John Mason ANDERSON b: 6 OCT 1835 in Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia Entries: 667 Updated: Mon Jun 2 07:31:01 2003 Contact: Sandra Paser Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1 1. John Mason ANDERSON was born 6 OCT 1835 in Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, and died 20 OCT 1911. He was the son of 2. James Madison ANDERSON and 3. Elizabeth BEATTY. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 2. James Madison ANDERSON was born 1798 in Fairfield County, Ohio, and died 1850. He was the son of 4. James ANDERSON and 5. Priscilla HOUSE. . Elizabeth BEATTY. Child of Elizabeth BEATTY and James Madison ANDERSON is:1. i. John Mason ANDERSON was born 6 OCT 1835 in Lewisburg, Greenbrier County, Virginia, and died 20 OCT 1911. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 4. James ANDERSON was born 17 FEB 1768 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 24 OCT 1844 in Clinton County, Indiana. He was buried in Old Abbott Graveyard, Fickle, Clinton County, Indiana. He was the son of 8. Thomas ANDERSON and 9. Mary Elizabeth BRUCE. 5. Priscilla HOUSE was born ABT. 1777, and died 15 AUG 1847 in Clinton County, Indiana. She was buried in Old Abbott Graveyard, Fickle, Clinton County, Indiana. Children of Priscilla HOUSE and James ANDERSON are:2. i. James Madison ANDERSON was born 1798 in Fairfield County, Ohio, and died 1850. He married Elizabeth BEATTY 1824. ii. Levi Henshaw ANDERSON was born ABT. 1800 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia. He married Sina ANDERSON 11 MAR 1826 in Fairfield County, Ohio, daughter of William ANDERSON and UNKNOWN. She was born ABT. 1809. iii. Thomas Jefferson ANDERSON was born 2 APR 1801 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 25 JAN 1871 in Pleasant Hill, Cass County, Missouri. He married Nancy Wilson DUNLEVY 7 AUG 1825 in Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio. She was born 12 JAN 1805 in Near Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, and died 17 MAY 1870 in Marion, Marion County, Ohio. iv. John ANDERSON was born 4 MAR 1803 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 3 JAN 1888 in Near Marion, Marion County, Ohio. He married Martha ROULT 20 JAN 1829 in Roult Farm, Hocking County, Ohio. She died ABT. 1850 in <Marion County, Ohio>. v. Rachel Mahala ANDERSON was born 26 AUG 1805 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 25 OCT 1891 in Payson, Utah County, Utah. She married John LOVELESS 25 JAN 1826 in Fairfield County, Ohio. He was born 24 JUN 1807 in Coldrean, Ross County, Ohio, and died 6 DEC 1880 in Payson, Utah County, Utah. vi. Elizabeth ANDERSON was born in Fairfield County, Ohio. vii. Ruth ANDERSON was born in Fairfield County, Ohio. viii. Rebecca ANDERSON was born in Fairfield County, Ohio. ix. Hiram H. ANDERSON was born 20 NOV 1815 in Fairfield County, Ohio, and died 18 FEB 1888. He married MARIA. She was born ABT. 1811 in Virginia. x. Priscilla ANDERSON was born in Fairfield County, Ohio. xi. Child ANDERSON. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- 8. Thomas ANDERSON was born 1733 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died OCT 1806 in Fairfield County, Ohio. He was the son of 16. William ANDERSON and 17. Mary Rachel LAURENS. 9. Mary Elizabeth BRUCE was born 1748 in Winchester, Frederick County, Virginia, and died BEF. 1806 in <Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia>. Children of Mary Elizabeth BRUCE and Thomas ANDERSON are: i. William ANDERSON was born 18 SEP 1764 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 1 FEB 1814 in Ft. Malden, Ontario, Canada. He married Nancy Ann FOSHEE ABT. 1786 in <North Potomac River, Maryland>, daughter of John Grandshire FOSHEE and Catharine ANDERSON. She was born 3 NOV 1766 in Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 2 FEB 1807 in <Pennsylvania or Virginia>. He married UNKNOWN AFT. 1807 in <Ohio>. 4. ii. James ANDERSON was born 17 FEB 1768 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died 24 OCT 1844 in Clinton County, Indiana. He married Priscilla HOUSE 1796 in Hampshire County, Virginia. She was born ABT. 1777, and died 15 AUG 1847 in Clinton County, Indiana. iii. John ANDERSON was born in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died in <Indiana>. He married UNKNOWN BEF. MAR 1778 in <Hampshire County, Virginia>. iv. Jonathan ANDERSON was born ABT. 1800 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia. v. Joseph ANDERSON was born in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died AFT. 1812 in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. vi. Abner ANDERSON was born in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died AFT. 1812. vii. George ANDERSON was born in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia. viii. Margaret ANDERSON was born BET. 1760 - 1770 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died AFT. 1850. She married Joshua CRITCHFIELD in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia. He was born BET. 1750 - 1760, and died AFT. 1850 in <Buchanan County> Iowa. ix. Rachel ANDERSON was born ABT. 1778 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia, and died in <Wayne County, Ohio>. She married William EAGLE in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia. He was born ABT. 1780 in Virginia, and died in <Wayne County, Ohio>. x. Elizabeth ANDERSON was born ABT. 1784 in Anderson's Bottom, Hampshire County, Virginia. She married Thomas EAGLE. He was born ABT. 1782 in Virginia. xi. Nancy ANDERSON. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx L-3 connection-Airy House PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF FAYETTE, PICKAWAY, AND MADISON COUNTIES, OHIO-1892 JAMES L. ZIMMERMAN, LL. B., attorney at law in Washington C. H., has been actively engaged in the practice of his profession since the fal of 1884, and has his office in a pleasant suite of rooms in the Yeoman Block. We invite the reader’s attention to his portrait and the following sketch of his life. He is a native of Fayette County and was born February 7, 1860 on the farm which is still the home of his parents. His education was commenced in the district and public schools of Washington C. H., and completed in the Ohio Wesleyan university at Delaware. The legal profession proved so fascinating to the peculiar ability and mental acquirements of Mr. Zimmerman that he resolved to commence its study. Accordingly, he entered the law school at Cincinatti and was graduated in 1884, forming a partnership with J. B. Priddy. A branch office was opened at Mt. Sterling, Ohio, of which our subject afterward assumed entire charge. On the removal of mr. Priddy to the West in the spring of 1886, the connection was dissolved, since which time Mr. Zimmerman has conducted his practice alone. Although the law is his chosen profession and he considers faithful attention to his practice his first duty, Mr. Zimmerman, nevertheless, finds time for other interests, both of a public and private nature. He superintends the management of the farm which he owns in Fayette County and derives a good income from its rental. He is secretary of the Cincinatti Southern Loan Company and holds other positions of trust and honor. His library is one of the finest in the county and contains a large number of rare and valuable books of a general, as well as legal character, and he has also the finest collection of art works in the county. A biography of Mr. Zimmerman would be of little value to him did it not contain extended mention of his father, who has been one of the most enterprising citizens of Fayette County since he settled here in his early manhood. Obediah Zimmerman was born on Twin Creek, in Ross County, Ohio, October 14, 1811, and was the son of Andrew and Ruth (Taylor) Zimmerman, a native of Maryland. He received his education in the subscription schools of that early day and remained with his father, aiding in the work of developing the farm, until his marriage to Miss Nancy Simmons. He then purchased a tract of land in the southern part of Fayette County, near New Martinsburgh, and remained there until 1857, when he moved to union Township, this county, his present home, and began the task of clearing and cultivating the soil. After the death of his first wife, Obediah Zimmerman was married, May 14, 1850, to Elizabeth Jane, daughter of Isaac House. Her grandmother was an aunt of President James K. Polk. Six children were born of that union: Margaret Caroline, born March 18, 1851, became the wife of Albert P. Kilgore, of Fayette County, November 18, 1875; John Jefferson, who was born February 23, 1853, married Emma Fisher, February 21, 1882, and resides in Fayette County; isaac Newton, whose birth occurred June 10, 1855, is a farmer in this county; Amanda Ann, born April 2, 1857, became the wife of Ashley Wood, March 11, 1875; our subject was the next in order of birth; clara E. born May 22, 1862, was married February 21, 1882, to the Rev. joseph Griffeth, a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The father lived on the old farm until after the birth of three children, when he located at his present home, and here he and his faithful wife have lived and labored for thirty-five years. They are sincere members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs. Elizabeth Zimmerman was born november 24, 1825, and was reared to womanhood in the pioneer home which her father established in Fayette County in March, 1807. She is a devoted wife and mother, and ever upper-most in her thoughts are the interests of her husband and children. The maternal grandfather of our subject, Isaac House, was born november 3, 1847 (?), and died January 21, 1850. He removed from Shenandoah County, Va. to Ohio in 1807, and took up a tract of land, now a part of the Zimmerman homestead, when it was an entire wilderness, with the nearest neighbor three miles distant. His marriage united him with Mary Ann Winegardner, and took place in Fairfield County in March 1823. Mrs. House was born in pendleton County, Va., february 2, 1790, and died September 29, 1831. Four children were born of their union, namely; Elizabeth Jane, of whom mention has already been made; Charity Ann, born March 1, 1827, is the wife of C. C. Plyly; Caroline, born September 14, 1828, is the wife of James G. Beatty, of Seldon; John, born April 25, 1831, died January 1, 1866. The last-named at his death left a widow and four children, as follows; L. F. House, M.D., of Adams County; Clara E. Seaburn, who resides in Fayette county; Allie E., Mrs. Langdon, and Ulysses S. who reads law in the office of our subject and passed his examination for admission to the Bar at Columbus, in October, 1891. There was an agreement in the Winegardner family that those who married were to have no share in the family estate, while those who remained single were to have the whole of the fortune. The last unmarried member of the family died recently, leaving an estate valued at more than $500,000, which reverted to the heirs of the family. They are known as one of the wealthiest and widely-known families of Fairfield County, and for generations have been identified with its growth. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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HI, BEATTEY 3 listed The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 45 page 302 Miss Anna Eliza Thomas. DAR ID Number: 44750 Born in Brownsville, Tenn. Descendant of Lieut. Samuel Overton Pettus of Virginia. Daughter of William Beattey Thomas (1817-78) and Sally Ann Williams (1826-80) his wife. See No. 44751. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 45 page 303 Mrs. Emma Martin Thomas Dungan. DAR ID Number: 44751 Born in Bells, Tenn. Wife of J. Allen Dungan. Descendant of Lieut. Samuel Overton Pettus of Virginia. Daughter of John Henry Thomas and Harriet Gregory, his wife. Granddaughter of William Beattey Thomas (1817-78) and Sally Ann William (1826-80) his wife. [p.303] Gr-granddaughter of John William (1785-1870) and Mary Pettus (1792-1856) his wife, m. 1812. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Samuel Overton Pettus and Hannah Minor (1755-1829) his wife, m. 1783. Samuel Overton Pettus (1751-1819) served in the artillery as lieutenant. He was born in Lunenburg Co.; died in Mecklenberg Co. Also No. 39775. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 92 page 74 Mrs. Lois Elizabeth Thomas Thompson. DAR ID Number: 91223 Born in Bells, Tenn. Descendant of Lieut. Samuel Overton Pettus, as follows: 1. John Henry Thomas (b. 1848) m. 1877 Harriet Gregory (b. 1851). 2. William Beattey Thomas (1817-78) m. 1847 Sally Ann Williams (1826-80). 3. John Williams (1785-1870) m. 1812 Mary Pettus (1792-1856). 4. Samuel Overton Pettus m. 1783 Hannah Minor (1755-1829). [p.74] Samuel Overton Pettus (1751-1819) served in the artillery as lieutenant. He was born in Lunenburg County; died in Mecklenburg County, Va. Also No. 73792. _________________________________________________________________ Let the new MSN Premium Internet Software make the most of your high-speed experience. http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/prem&ST=1

HI, Beattie listed 51 results The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 163 page 45 Miss Blanche Dora Beattie. DAR ID Number: 162143 Born in New London, Ohio. Descendant of Josiah Buell and Roger Craine, as follows: 1. Albert Milo Beattie (b. 1853) m. 1879 Dora Sullivan (b. 1854). See No. 162141. _________________________________________________________________ Find out everything you need to know about Las Vegas here for that getaway. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/vivalasvegas.armx

HI, Beattie listed 51 results The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 157 page 8 Mrs. Henrietta Gregg Hibbs. DAR ID Number: 156026 Born in Savannah, Mo. Wife of John W. Hibbs. Descendant of Col. James Dysart, as follows: 1. Henry Gregg (1835-56) m. 1854 Elizabeth Dysart (d. 1870). 2. Hardin Dysart (d. 1874) m. Sallie Montgomery. 3. Samuel Dysart (1778-1831) m. — Meek. 4. James Dysart m. Agnes Beattie (1754-1833). James Dysart (1744-1818) served as captain of Virginia riflemen and as major and colonel, Virginia militia. He was born in Ireland; died in Rock Castle, Ky. Also No. 142210. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 159 page 284 [p.284] Mrs. Sadie Goldsmith Rowland. DAR ID Number: 158955 Born in Greenville, S. C. Wife of Beattie Rowland. Descendant of Col. Philemon Waters, as follows: 1. William Goldsmith (1819-1911) m. 2d 1854 Nancy Clary Hair (1835-1918). 2. Peter Hair (1803-82) m. 1827 Nancy Clary Summers (1810-36). 3. John Summers (1753-1836) m. 1786 Rosanna Waters (1772-1840). 4. Philemon Waters m. Mary Berry (1740-91). Philemon Waters was captain and colonel in the South Carolina troops. He was born, 1734, in Prince William County, Va.; died in Newberry District, S. C. Also No. 154060. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 161 page 306 Miss Ethel Gordon. DAR ID Number: 160983 Born in Trinidad, Colo. Descendant of Corp. Isaac Benedict, as follows: 1. Henry Evarts Gordon (1855-1909) m. 1881 Susan Benedict (b. 1859). 2. Lewis Benedict, Jr. (1815-81), m. 2d 1850 Frances Beattie Wheat (1824-1907). 3. Lewis Benedict (1785-1846) m. Mary Scribner (1785-1849). 4. Isaac Benedict m. 1773 Jane Raymond (1753-94). Isaac Benedict (1751-1840) received a pension, 1833, for service as corporal in the Connecticut troops. He was born in Norwalk; died in New Canaan, Conn. Also No. 150937. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 163 page 45 Mrs. Dora Sullivan Beattie. DAR ID Number: 162141 Born in Albion, Pa. Wife of Albert Milo Beattie. Descendant of Josiah Buell and Roger Craine, as follows: 1. Josiah Sullivan (1824-1907) m. 1846 Phebe Ann Hopkins (1824-99). 2. Potter Sullivan (b. 1793) m. 1816 Mary Buell (b. 1800); David Hopkins m. 1813 Abigail Craine (1786-1833). 3. Josiah Buell m. Lois Clark; Roger Craine m. 1784 Sarah Whiton (1764-1854). Josiah Buell (1757-1838) received a pension for service as private in the Connecticut troops under Col. Samuel H. Parsons. He was born in Killingsworth, Conn.; died in Bergen, N. Y. Also No. 127070. Roger Craine (1762-1841) received a pension for service as private in the Continental Line under Col. Henry Jackson. He was born in Mansfield, Conn.; died in Painesville, Ohio. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 163 page 45 Miss Anna Belle Beattie. DAR ID Number: 162142 Born in New London, Ohio. Descendant of Josiah Buell and Roger Craine, as follows: 1. Albert Milo Beattie (b. 1853) m. 1879 Dora Sullivan (b. 1854). See No. 162141. The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 157 page 8 Mrs. Henrietta Gregg Hibbs. DAR ID Number: 156026 Born in Savannah, Mo. Wife of John W. Hibbs. Descendant of Col. James Dysart, as follows: 1. Henry Gregg (1835-56) m. 1854 Elizabeth Dysart (d. 1870). 2. Hardin Dysart (d. 1874) m. Sallie Montgomery. 3. Samuel Dysart (1778-1831) m. — Meek. 4. James Dysart m. Agnes Beattie (1754-1833). James Dysart (1744-1818) served as captain of Virginia riflemen and as major and colonel, Virginia militia. He was born in Ireland; died in Rock Castle, Ky. Also No. 142210. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 159 page 284 [p.284] Mrs. Sadie Goldsmith Rowland. DAR ID Number: 158955 Born in Greenville, S. C. Wife of Beattie Rowland. Descendant of Col. Philemon Waters, as follows: 1. William Goldsmith (1819-1911) m. 2d 1854 Nancy Clary Hair (1835-1918). 2. Peter Hair (1803-82) m. 1827 Nancy Clary Summers (1810-36). 3. John Summers (1753-1836) m. 1786 Rosanna Waters (1772-1840). 4. Philemon Waters m. Mary Berry (1740-91). Philemon Waters was captain and colonel in the South Carolina troops. He was born, 1734, in Prince William County, Va.; died in Newberry District, S. C. Also No. 154060. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~` The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 161 page 306 Miss Ethel Gordon. DAR ID Number: 160983 Born in Trinidad, Colo. Descendant of Corp. Isaac Benedict, as follows: 1. Henry Evarts Gordon (1855-1909) m. 1881 Susan Benedict (b. 1859). 2. Lewis Benedict, Jr. (1815-81), m. 2d 1850 Frances Beattie Wheat (1824-1907). 3. Lewis Benedict (1785-1846) m. Mary Scribner (1785-1849). 4. Isaac Benedict m. 1773 Jane Raymond (1753-94). Isaac Benedict (1751-1840) received a pension, 1833, for service as corporal in the Connecticut troops. He was born in Norwalk; died in New Canaan, Conn. Also No. 150937. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 163 page 45 Mrs. Dora Sullivan Beattie. DAR ID Number: 162141 Born in Albion, Pa. Wife of Albert Milo Beattie. Descendant of Josiah Buell and Roger Craine, as follows: 1. Josiah Sullivan (1824-1907) m. 1846 Phebe Ann Hopkins (1824-99). 2. Potter Sullivan (b. 1793) m. 1816 Mary Buell (b. 1800); David Hopkins m. 1813 Abigail Craine (1786-1833). 3. Josiah Buell m. Lois Clark; Roger Craine m. 1784 Sarah Whiton (1764-1854). Josiah Buell (1757-1838) received a pension for service as private in the Connecticut troops under Col. Samuel H. Parsons. 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HI, Beattie listed 51 results Hi, I'm interested in the Gilpin line connected here.. Please write me if its yours..Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 110 [p.110] Mrs. Mamie Lee Sparks Gilpin. DAR ID Number: 148363 Born in Saline County, Mo. Wife of Charles S. Gilpin. Descendant of Col. William Garrard, as follows: 1. Charles Garrard Sparks (1860-1912) m. 1883 Belle Beattie (b. 1860). 2. John W. Sparks (1833-1915) m. 1859 Julia Garrard (1838-1902). 3. Charles Todd Garrard (1812-74) m. 1835 Mattie B. Kennedy (1816-77). 4. James Garrard, Jr. (1773-1838), m. 1793 Nancy Lewis (1774-1835). 5. James Garrard (1749-1822) m. 1769 Elizabeth Mountjoy (1751-1832). 6. William Garrard m. 1st 1735 Mary Lewis. William Garrard served as county-lieutenant of Stafford County, Va., during the Revolution. He was born in England; died in Stafford County, Va. Also No. 14336. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 110 Mrs. Julia Sparks Page. DAR ID Number: 148364 Born in Saline County, Mo. Wife of Edgar E. Page. Descendant of Col. William Garrard, as follows: 1. Charles Garrard Sparks (1860-1912) m. 1883 Belle Beattie (b. 1860). See No. 148363. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 233 Mrs. Miriam Rowland Anderson. DAR ID Number: 148754 Born in Greenville, S. C. Wife of Ashley James Anderson. Descendant of Thomas Rowland, Capt. James Butler and Col. Philemon Waters, as follows: 1. Beattie Rowland (1856-1919) m. 1880 Sadie Goldsmith (b. 1859). 2. Thomas Robert Rowland (1823-62) m. 1847 Elizabeth Sloan Brooks (1830-72); William Goldsmith (1819-1911) m. 2d 1854 Nancy Clary Hair (1835-1918). 3. William Tillman Rowland (1797-1838) m. 1819 Emily Edgeworth (b. 1793); John Wesley Brooks (1787-1871) m. Melissa Fairfield Duncan (1807-71); Peter Hair (1803-82) m. 1827 Nancy Clary Summers (1810-36). 4. Thomas Rowland m. 1777 Mildred McCoy Lewis (1759-1847); Elisha Brooks (1765-1806) m. 1787 Nancy Butler (1765-1854); John Summers (1753-1836) m. 1786 Rosanna Waters (1772-1840). 5. James Butler m. Mary Simpson; Philemon Waters m. Mary Berry (1740-91). See No. 148740. Thomas Rowland (1750-1836) served as private under Maj. William Greene, North Carolina. He was born in Hanover County, Va.; died in Greenville, S. C. Also No. 139293. Philemon Waters was captain and colonel in the South Carolina troops. He was born, 1734, in Prince William County, Va.; died in Newberry District, S. C. Also No. 138072. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 271 Mrs. Floy Beattie Bowen. DAR ID Number: 148869 Born in Clayton, Wis. Wife of Joseph J. Bowen. Descendant of Corp. Elias Babcock, as follows: 1. James Beattle (b. 1853) m. 1870 Loraine Babcock (b. 1858). 2. Marvin Kinney Babcock (1809-81) m. 2d 1851 Melinda C. Wright (1827-1902). 3. Peabody Babcock (1785-1873) m. 1806 Huldah Whitney (1788-1855). 4. Elias Babcock m. 1781 Huldah Kinney (d. 1856). Elias Babcock (1757-1839) received a pension for service as private and corporal in the Massachusetts Line. He was born in Voluntown, Conn.; died in West Berkshire, Vt. Also No. 139324. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 151 page 73 Mrs. Ethel Reavis Williams. DAR ID Number: 150234 Born in Yadkins County, N. C. Wife of H. S. Williams. Descendant of John Steelman, as follows: 1. David Isom Reavis (1852-1918) m. 1877 Pervine Conkin (b. 1861). 2. William Reavis, Jr. (b. 1823), m. 1850 Elizabeth Beattie (b. 1827). 3. William Reavis (1789-1879) m. 1812 Jane Steelman (1792-1862). 4. John Steelman m. 1776 Jane Cashion (b. 1754). John Steelman (1755-78) served as private in the North Carolina militia. He was born in Virginia; died in North Carolina. Hi, I'm interested in the Gilpin line connected here.. Please write me if its yours..Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 110 [p.110] Mrs. Mamie Lee Sparks Gilpin. DAR ID Number: 148363 Born in Saline County, Mo. Wife of Charles S. Gilpin. Descendant of Col. William Garrard, as follows: 1. Charles Garrard Sparks (1860-1912) m. 1883 Belle Beattie (b. 1860). 2. John W. Sparks (1833-1915) m. 1859 Julia Garrard (1838-1902). 3. Charles Todd Garrard (1812-74) m. 1835 Mattie B. Kennedy (1816-77). 4. James Garrard, Jr. (1773-1838), m. 1793 Nancy Lewis (1774-1835). 5. James Garrard (1749-1822) m. 1769 Elizabeth Mountjoy (1751-1832). 6. William Garrard m. 1st 1735 Mary Lewis. William Garrard served as county-lieutenant of Stafford County, Va., during the Revolution. He was born in England; died in Stafford County, Va. Also No. 14336. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 110 Mrs. Julia Sparks Page. DAR ID Number: 148364 Born in Saline County, Mo. Wife of Edgar E. Page. Descendant of Col. William Garrard, as follows: 1. Charles Garrard Sparks (1860-1912) m. 1883 Belle Beattie (b. 1860). See No. 148363. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 233 Mrs. Miriam Rowland Anderson. DAR ID Number: 148754 Born in Greenville, S. C. Wife of Ashley James Anderson. Descendant of Thomas Rowland, Capt. James Butler and Col. Philemon Waters, as follows: 1. Beattie Rowland (1856-1919) m. 1880 Sadie Goldsmith (b. 1859). 2. Thomas Robert Rowland (1823-62) m. 1847 Elizabeth Sloan Brooks (1830-72); William Goldsmith (1819-1911) m. 2d 1854 Nancy Clary Hair (1835-1918). 3. William Tillman Rowland (1797-1838) m. 1819 Emily Edgeworth (b. 1793); John Wesley Brooks (1787-1871) m. Melissa Fairfield Duncan (1807-71); Peter Hair (1803-82) m. 1827 Nancy Clary Summers (1810-36). 4. Thomas Rowland m. 1777 Mildred McCoy Lewis (1759-1847); Elisha Brooks (1765-1806) m. 1787 Nancy Butler (1765-1854); John Summers (1753-1836) m. 1786 Rosanna Waters (1772-1840). 5. James Butler m. Mary Simpson; Philemon Waters m. Mary Berry (1740-91). See No. 148740. Thomas Rowland (1750-1836) served as private under Maj. William Greene, North Carolina. He was born in Hanover County, Va.; died in Greenville, S. C. Also No. 139293. Philemon Waters was captain and colonel in the South Carolina troops. He was born, 1734, in Prince William County, Va.; died in Newberry District, S. C. Also No. 138072. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 149 page 271 Mrs. Floy Beattie Bowen. DAR ID Number: 148869 Born in Clayton, Wis. Wife of Joseph J. Bowen. Descendant of Corp. Elias Babcock, as follows: 1. James Beattle (b. 1853) m. 1870 Loraine Babcock (b. 1858). 2. Marvin Kinney Babcock (1809-81) m. 2d 1851 Melinda C. Wright (1827-1902). 3. Peabody Babcock (1785-1873) m. 1806 Huldah Whitney (1788-1855). 4. Elias Babcock m. 1781 Huldah Kinney (d. 1856). Elias Babcock (1757-1839) received a pension for service as private and corporal in the Massachusetts Line. He was born in Voluntown, Conn.; died in West Berkshire, Vt. Also No. 139324. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 151 page 73 Mrs. Ethel Reavis Williams. DAR ID Number: 150234 Born in Yadkins County, N. C. Wife of H. S. Williams. Descendant of John Steelman, as follows: 1. David Isom Reavis (1852-1918) m. 1877 Pervine Conkin (b. 1861). 2. William Reavis, Jr. (b. 1823), m. 1850 Elizabeth Beattie (b. 1827). 3. William Reavis (1789-1879) m. 1812 Jane Steelman (1792-1862). 4. John Steelman m. 1776 Jane Cashion (b. 1754). John Steelman (1755-78) served as private in the North Carolina militia. He was born in Virginia; died in North Carolina. _________________________________________________________________ Rethink your business approach for the new year with the helpful tips here. http://special.msn.com/bcentral/prep04.armx

HI, Beattie listed 51 results The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 110 page 192 Mrs. Alene Cook Walker Beattie. DAR ID Number: 109614 Born in Allegan County, Mich. Descendant of Capt. Soverinus Koch, as follows: 1. Burton A. Walker (b. 1857) m. 1880 Harriet Brooks (b. 1860). 2. George H. Brooks (1832-1904) m. 1853 Helen N. Cook (1833-1908). 3. Heinrich Cook (1783-1861) m. 1813 Elizabeth Keller (1797-1870). 4. Soverinus Koch m. 1766 Catherine Louks. Soverinus Koch served as captain in Col. Jacob Klock's 2nd regiment, Tryon County, New York militia. He was born, 1737; died in New York State. Also No. 75608. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 121 page 218 Mrs. Helen C. Balliet Martin. DAR ID Number: 120698 Born in Easton, Pa. Descendant of Leonard Balliet, as follows: 1. Levi Weiss Balliet (1846-1914) m. 1875 Sue Stickel (1852-95). 2. Stephen Balliet (d. 1888) m. Maria Weiss (1823-42). 3. Joseph Balliet (1792-1880) m. 1815 Susanna Lichti (1797-1865). 4. Leonard Balliet m. — Beattie. [p.218] Leonard Balliet served as private in Capt. Conrad Ritter's company, Northampton County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Schuylkill County, Pa. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 125 page 198 Mrs. Jeannette Meyer Thurber. DAR ID Number: 124659 Born in New York City. Wife of Francis Beattie Thurber. Descendant of John Price, as follows: 1. Henry Meyer (1809-94) m. 1840 Anne Maria Price (1816-95). 2. Eliphalet Price (1782-1850) m. Anne Barnard Sykes (1779-1864). 3. John Price m. Eleanor Drew. John Price (1739-90) served as private in Capt. Peter Dickerson's company, Col. Elias Dayton's 3d battalion, 2d Establishment New Jersey troops. He was born and died in Elizabeth, N. J. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 126 page 15 Mrs. Myrtle Woodworth Beattie. DAR ID Number: 125043 Born in Geneva, Ohio. Wife of Raymond C. Beattie. Descendant of William Woodworth, as follows: 1. Charles Woodworth (b. 1852) m. 1872 Louise Morrison (b. 1845). 2. James Woodworth (b. 1815) m. 1840 Martha Sackett. 3. Philander Woodworth (1781-1853) m. 1802 Roxalana Woodruff (d. 1846). 4. William Woodworth m. Lydia Bacon (1750-1813). William Woodworth (1752-1813) served, 1781, as private in the 12th regiment, 5th brigade, Connecticut Line. He was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in Bloomfield, N. Y. Also No. 97631. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 148 page 308 Mrs. Sallie Edminston Newell Coyler.147986 Born in Somerset, Ky. Wife of John R. Colyer. Descendant of Col. William Edmondson, as follows: 1. Henry Clay Newell (1832-1912) m. 1867 Florence Beattie (1835-1912). 2. John Beattie m. Sally Edmondson (b. 1790). 3. William Edmondson m. 2d 1780 Mary Kennedy (1754-1822). William Edmondson (1734-1822) served as major, lieutenant colonel, and colonel in the Virginia troops; was in command at the Battle of Kings Mountain. He was born in Cecil County, Md.; died in Washington County, Va. Also No. 140735. _________________________________________________________________ Rethink your business approach for the new year with the helpful tips here. http://special.msn.com/bcentral/prep04.armx