Hi, Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 121 page 128 Mrs. Blanche Waters Sayre. DAR ID Number: 120410 Born in Mt. Sterling, Ohio. Wife of Frank M. Sayre. Descendant of John Durham, George Beatty and Sergt. Valentine Leach, as follows: 1. Charles Waters (b. 1863) m. 1887 Martha Durham (b. 1867). 2. John Durham (b. 1821) m. 1852 Mary Beatty (1830-99); Robert S. Waters (1829-1914) m. 1859 Marianne Leach (1832-98). 3. Ralph Durham (1794-1889) m. 1813 Elizabeth Elliott (1793-1880); Elijah Beatty (1795-1858) m. 1817 Ann Miller (1800-77); Benjamin Leach (1803-73) m. 1822 Sariah Bostwick (1805-76). 4. John Durham (1760-1852) m. 1788 Mary Ann Durham (1771-1846); Charles Beatty (1765-1850) m. 1792 Leanor Barkelow (d. 1826); Valentine Leach m. 1785 Molly Furrow. 5. George Beatty m. Anne Cullens. John Durham (1760-1852) served as musician, 10th regiment, North Carolina troops. He was born in North Carolina; died in Ohio. Also No. 51509. Valentine Leach (1755-1821) served as sergeant in the Virginia militia. He was born and died in Fauquier County, Va. Also No. 105039. George Beatty (1740-90) was a private in Capt. Reuben Briscoe's company, 3rd Virginia regiment, 1778. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 121 page 131 Mrs. Emma Alice Beatty. DAR ID Number: 120420 Born in Wayne County, Ohio. Wife of William Beatty. Descendant of Ensign Philip Casper Bowman, Capt. Conrad Hogmire and Lieut. Thomas Cheney, as follows: 1. Harrison Bowman (b. 1838) m. 1859 Irene Bevington (b. 1837). 2. Jonas Bowman (1804-69) m. 1826 Margaret Richards (1808-99); Henry Bevington (1812-90) m. 1835 Elizabeth Cheney (1811-89). 3. John Jacob Bowman (1779-1864) m. 1803 Charlotte Stough (1787-1847); John Cheney (1765-1828) m. 2nd 1794 Tacy Graves (1772-1840). 4. Philip Casper Bowman m. Katy Fast (1753-1826); John Stough (1762-1845) m. 1786 Elizabeth Hogmire (d. 1793); Thomas Cheney m. 1755 Mary (Riley) Taylor. 5. Conrad Hogmire m. Mary Magdalene —. Philip Casper Bowman (1755-1845) served as private and ensign in the Maryland troops. He received a pension. He was born in Little York, Pa.; died in Ohio. Also No. 107245. Conrad Hogmire (1740-98) served as captain and was member of Committee of Safety. He was born in Germany; settled in Maryland. Thomas Cheney (1731-1811) was a member of Chester County, Pennsylvania, Council of Safety and sublieutenant of militia. He was born and died in Thornburg, Pa. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 122 page 313 Miss Lillian May Shortman. DAR ID Number: 121993 Born in Wayne, Pa. Descendant of John Hillsgrove, as follows: 1. William L. Shortman (b. 1838) m. 1861 Evelyn Beatty (1839-1913). 2. John Beatty (1807-43) m. 1826 Annis Newton (1807-43). 3. Timothy Newton (1744-1813) m. 1796 Polly Hillsgrove (1777-1848). 4. John Hillsgrove m. Mary Harcourt. John Hillsgrove served as a private in Capt. William Scott's company, Col. Paul Dudley's regiment which marched to the Lexington Alarm. He was born, 1752; died in New York. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 123 page 2 Mrs. Mary Gesner Schaefer. DAR ID Number: 122002 Born in Venice, Italy. Wife of John Philip Schaefer. Descendant of Lieut. Thomas Field, as follows: 1. Vincent Perreca (b. 1856) m. 1887 Louise Lillian Gesner (b. 1866). 2. Brower Gesner (1834-1911) m. 1863 Frances Almeda Field (1836-1911). 3. George Field (1803-71) m. 1824 Frances Almeda Brooks. 4. Peleg Field (1776-1837) m. 1799 Elizabeth Beatty (1780-1835). 5. Thomas Field m. 1765 Deliverance Hammond (1743-1818). Thomas Field (1741-1833) in 1778 was commissioned lieutenant of the 5th company of Scituate, R. I., serving at various times under Capt. [p.2] Samuel Wilbur, Colonels Cornell, West and Kellogg. In 1832 he applied for a pension. He was born in Providence; died in Scituate, R. I. NOTE.–The number at the end of the name represents the National Number of the Member of the Society. _________________________________________________________________ Scope out the new MSN Plus Internet Software — optimizes dial-up to the max! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/plus&ST=1

Hi, Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 118 page 97 Miss Mary Elizabeth Beatty. DAR ID Number: 117305 Born in Quincy, Ill. Descendant of Elijah Cleaveland, as follows: 1. Thomas Beatty (1836-91) m. 1863 Sarah H. Owens (b. 1842). See No. 117304. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 118 page 97 Mrs. Sarah Hannah Owens Beatty. DAR ID Number: 117304 Born in Melrose, Ill. Wife of Thomas Beatty. Descendant of Elijah Cleveland, as follows: 1. John Owens (1816-48) m. 1841 Elizabeth Cleaveland (1801-64). 2. Isaac Cleaveland (1778-1853) m. 1800 Hannah Sawyer (d. 1829). [p.97] 3. Asa Cleaveland (d. 1836) m. 1774 Mary Dibble (1749-1836). 4. Elijah Cleaveland m. 1748 Alice Lawrence (1731-99). Elijah Cleaveland (1721-94) received bounty land for services in Colonel Van Ness' Albany County regiment. He was born in Canterbury, Conn.; died in Hillsdale, N. Y. Also No. 67126. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 120 page 61 Mrs. Sallie Mcg. Grant Gates. DAR ID Number: 119189 Born in Fincastle, Va. Wife of Dr. Milan A. Gates. Descendant of Col. Thomas Price, as follows: 1. Hugh McGinnis Grant (1805-65) m. 3rd 1846 Sophia Medorah Price (1824-85). 2. Jacob Price (1785-1848) m. 1809 Sophia Montgomery (Price) (1788-1847). 3. Thomas Price (1759-1823) m. 1784 Elizabeth Taylor (1769-1803) (parents of Sophia). 4. Thomas Price m. Mary Beatty. Thomas Price (1732-95) was one of the justices of the Frederick County Court who pronounced against the Stamp Act. At the siege of Boston he was captain of a company of riflemen. In 1776 he fitted out an expedition to expel the enemy from St. George Island, Md. In 1777 he was made colonel of the Maryland Line. He was born in Philadelphia, Pa.; died in Frederick, Md. Also No. 60112. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 120 page 201 Mrs. Mildred Pease Beatty. DAR ID Number: 119646 Born in Edgartown, Mass. Wife of Walter S. Beatty. Descendant of Noah Pease, as follows: 1. William C. Pease (b. 1846) m. 1883 Rebecca A. Kelley (1855-1906). 2. Jeremiah Pease, Jr. (1822-90), m. 1844 Lucy R. Munroe (1819-1905). 3. Jeremiah Pease (1792-1857) m. 1813 Eliza Worth (d. 1879). 4. Noah Pease m. 1776 Hannah Dunham (1756-1813). [p.201] Noah Pease (1754-1841) was a private in Capt. Benjamin Smith's company, Dukes County regiment, for seacoast defense, 1776. He was born at Edgartown, where he died. Also No. 14958. _________________________________________________________________ Find out everything you need to know about Las Vegas here for that getaway. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/vivalasvegas.armx

Hi, Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda 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. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 116 page 103 Mrs. Lucile L. Dailey Senay. DAR ID Number: 115324 Born in Peoria, Ill. Wife of Harry Senay. Descendant of Capt. Zealy Moss, and of Capt. Thomas Johnston, as follows: [p.103] 1. John Dailey (b. 1867) m. 1895 Clara Johnston (b. 1874). 2. Robert Johnston (1828-1910) m. 1856 America Chambers (1837-1902). 3. Robert Johnston m. Rebecca Dennison; Thomas Whiting Chambers (1802-73) m. 1830 Nancy Jennette Moss (1805-89). 4. Thomas Johnston m. Martha Beatty; Zealy Moss m. 2nd Jeannett Glascock (1777-1864). Zealy Moss (1755-1839) enlisted, 1777, in Virginia, serving as quartermaster until 1780, when Col. William Washington appointed him wagon master. He received a pension, 1832, as did also his widow in 1852. He was born in Loudoun County, Va.; died in Peoria, Ill. Also No. 41768. Thomas Johnston (1744-1819) served as captain of Pennsylvania troops. He was born in Antrim and died in Carlisle, Pa. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 118 page 97 Mrs. Sarah Hannah Owens Beatty. DAR ID Number: 117304 Born in Melrose, Ill. Wife of Thomas Beatty. Descendant of Elijah Cleveland, as follows: 1. John Owens (1816-48) m. 1841 Elizabeth Cleaveland (1801-64). 2. Isaac Cleaveland (1778-1853) m. 1800 Hannah Sawyer (d. 1829). [p.97] 3. Asa Cleaveland (d. 1836) m. 1774 Mary Dibble (1749-1836). 4. Elijah Cleaveland m. 1748 Alice Lawrence (1731-99). Elijah Cleaveland (1721-94) received bounty land for services in Colonel Van Ness' Albany County regiment. He was born in Canterbury, Conn.; died in Hillsdale, N. Y. Also No. 67126. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ note to me.. end of page 8 _________________________________________________________________ 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, Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 114 page 133 Mrs. Josephine Barnard Reichenbach. DAR ID Number: 113406 Born in Lexington, Ill. Wife of F. A. Reichenbach. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. Eli Barnard (b. 1843) m. 1868 Cirilda Shaw (b. 1843). 2. Joseph Stewart Shaw (1810-65) m. 1836 Eleanor G. Beatty (1816-1905). 3. John Beatty m. 2nd Elizabeth Gray (1776-1852). John Beatty (1749-1826) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy, and lieutenant in Col. Mathew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 104884. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 114 page 320 Miss Sarah Agnes Ferguson. DAR ID Number: 113979 Born in Kenton, Ohio. Descendant of Peter Tittle, as follows: 1. Thomas Calvin Ferguson (b. 1851) m. 1873 Augusta Phillips (b. 1850). 2. William Ferguson (1817-96) m. 1843 Martha Tittle (1818-1905). 3. Jonathan Tittle (1784-1856) m. Susanna Beatty (1797-1873). 4. Peter Tittle m. 1768 Sarah Whiteside (1748-1812). Peter Tittle (1746-1834) served as a private on the frontier in Capt. John McClelland's company of Pennsylvania Rangers, 1778-83. He was born in Cumberland County; died at Beatty Station, Pa. Also No. 106612. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 115 page 214 Mrs. Winifred Beatty Crews. DAR ID Number: 114685 Born in Clinton, Ill. Descendant of James Hickman, as follows: 1. Thomas Otho Beatty (b. 1858) m. 1881 Frances Conklin (b. 1860). 2. Isaac B. Beatty (1817-87) m. 2nd 1853 Phebe L. (Hill) Mahon (b. 1824). 3. George L. Hill (1797-1887) m. 1822 Louisa Verona Hickman (1802-86). 4. William Lewis Hickman (1776-1842) m. 1801 Sarah F. Thompson (1782-1848). 5. Henry Hickman (1755-1804) m. Phebe Byrd Eastham. 6. James Hickman m. 1744 Hannah Lewis (1722-1822). James Hickman (1724-1816) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. John Gillison's company, 10th Virginia regiment. He was born in Williamsburg, Va.; died in Clark County, Ky. Also No. 109090. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 116 page 70 Mrs. Sara G. Urquhart Murray. DAR ID Number: 115220 Born in Portland, Oreg. Wife of John Emmett Murray. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. David O. Ghormley (b. 1848) m. 1882 Alice M. Irwin (b. 1855). 2. Thomas Ghormley (1825-61) m. 1847 Ann Martin (1827-60). 3. David Ghormley (1796-1857) m. 1825 Margaret Beatty (1798-1856). 4. John Beatty m. 1st 1782 Jane Banks (d. 1802). John Beatty (1757-1822) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy and as lieutenant in Col. Matthew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 80531. _________________________________________________________________ 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, Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 112 page 23 Mrs. Mabel Thomson Beatty. DAR ID Number: 111065 Born in Philadelphia, Pa. Wife of Ellwood Irwin Beatty. [p.23] Descendant of Adam Ohle (Olle), as follows: 1. Peter S. Thomson (1838-96) m. 1861 Lydia Deal Bowman (1839-1902). 2. Jonathan Bowman (1806-64) m. 1831 Maria Deal (1803-58). 3. William Deal m. 1792 Elizabeth Ohle (1772-1840). 4. Adam Ohle m. 1769 Maria Christina Mangolt. Adam Ohle (1748-88) served, 1777, as a private in the Philadelphia County militia. He was born in Germany; died in Philadelphia, Pa. Also No. 77986. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 112 page 265 Miss Mary Lena Murdock. DAR ID Number: 111815 Born in LeRoy, N. Y. Descendant of Ariel Murdock, Ensign William Murdock, and Capt. Isaac Beatty, as follows: 1. Horatio Delos Murdock (b. 1837) m. 1872 Catherine Allendof Baker (1846-1912). 2. Eliphalet Murdock (1786-1869) m. 2nd 1834 Sally Hall (1798-1869); Isaac Baker (1814-53) m. 1835 Jane E. Whitbeck (1816-85). 3. Ariel Murdock m. 1782 Eunice Murdock (b. 1763); Jonathan Jeems Baker (1795-1857) m. 2nd 1813 Betsey Beatty Bryan (1796-1884). 4. William Murdock m. 1760 Mary Pierce (1740-74); Isaac Beatty m. 1790 Sarah Sutton (1753-1831). Ariel Murdock (1763-1803) served as a private, Connecticut troops. He was born in Lebanon, Conn.; died in Rensselaerville, N. Y. William Murdock (1738-1811) was ensign in the 4th company, 12th [p.265] Connecticut regiment. He was born in Connecticut; died in Hamilton, N. Y. Isaac Beatty (1755-1834) in 1778 was captain and wagon-master, New Jersey Line. He was born in New Jersey; died in Penfield, N. Y. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 113 page 277 Mrs. Bertie Mayfield James. DAR ID Number: 112851 Born in Carlinville, Ill. Wife of J. C. James. Descendant of Capt. Jesse Hord, as follows: 1. Alfred L. Mayfield (b. 1866) m. 1885 Bertie M. Burke (b. 1863). 2. Beatty Taylor Burke (1806-76) m. 3rd 1863 Martha Jane McGready (1839-66). 3. Israel McGready (1802-80) m. 1831 Lucy McIlvain (1807-65). 4. John McIlvain (1776-1843) m. 1799 Jane Hord (1766-1822). 5. Jesse Hord m. 1772 Antoinette —. Jesse Hord (1749-1814) served as captain in the Virginia militia. He was born in Caroline County, Va.; died in Mason County, Ky. Also No. 99439. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 114 page 133 Mrs. Josephine Barnard Reichenbach. DAR ID Number: 113406 Born in Lexington, Ill. Wife of F. A. Reichenbach. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. Eli Barnard (b. 1843) m. 1868 Cirilda Shaw (b. 1843). 2. Joseph Stewart Shaw (1810-65) m. 1836 Eleanor G. Beatty (1816-1905). 3. John Beatty m. 2nd Elizabeth Gray (1776-1852). John Beatty (1749-1826) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy, and lieutenant in Col. Mathew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 104884. _________________________________________________________________ Scope out the new MSN Plus Internet Software — optimizes dial-up to the max! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/plus&ST=1

Hi, Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 110 page 28 [p.28] Mrs. Hallie Beatty Schmith. DAR ID Number: 109090 Born in De Witt, Ill. Wife of Herbert B. Schmith. Descendant of James Hickman, as follows: 1. Thomas Otho Beatty (b. 1858) m. 1881 Frances Conklin (b. 1860). 2. Isaac B. Beatty (1817-87) m. 2nd 1853 Phebe L. (Hill) Mahon (b. 1824). 3. George L. Hill (1797-1887) m. 1822 Louisa Verona Hickman (1802-86). 4. William Lewis Hickman (1776-1842) m. 1801 Sarah F. Thompson (1782-1848). 5. Henry Hickman (1755-1804) m. Phebe Byrd Eastham. 6. James Hickman m. 1744 Hannah Lewis (1722-1822). James Hickman (1724-1816) enlisted, 1778, in Capt. John Gillison's company, 10th Virginia regiment. He was born in Williamsburg, Va.; died in Clark County, Ky. Also No. 71769. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 110 page 281 [p.281] Mrs. Lena Wingate Hamilton. DAR ID Number: 109885 Born in York County, S. C. Descendant of Col. Thomas Beatty, as follows: 1. James F. Wingate (b. 1859) m. 1886 Lucy Caroline Allen (b. 1861). 2. John Z. Allen (1831-1905) m. 1858 Elizabeth Jane Deso (b. 1839). 3. Jehu Allen (1808-78) m. 1829 Susan Caroline Beatty (1807-66). 4. Thomas Beatty (1780-1831) m. 1800 Sarah Wheeler (1778-1844). 5. Thomas Beatty m. Mary Abernathy. Thomas Beatty (1731-87) was appointed colonel of Tryon County, N. C., by the Provincial Congress, which met at Halifax, N. C., 1776. He was born in Tryon County; died in Lincoln County, N. C. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 110 page 281 Mrs. Margaret Mcintyre Olsen. DAR ID Number: 109887 Born in Leon, Wis. Wife of Oscar Christian Olsen. Descendant of Ensign Noah Allen and of Josiah Blodgett, as follows: 1. William McIntyre (1843-97) m. 1868 Adalaide Blodgett (b. 1844). 4. Thomas Beatty, Jr. (1780-1831), m. 1800 Sarah Wheeler (1778-1844). 3. Daniel Allen (1770-1857) m. 1792 Submit Bancroft (1763-1847); Josiah Blodgett m. 1783 Theodosia Crane. 4. Noah Allen m. 1756 Anna Root (1728-1806). Noah Allen (1730-76) served, 1776, as ensign in Captain Wolcott's company, Connecticut troops. He was born and died in East Windsor, Conn. Josiah Blodgett (1752-1823) served as private in the Connecticut troops at the Lexington Alarm. He was born in Ellington; died in East Windsor, Conn. Also No. 94120. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 111 page 258 Mrs. Nettie B. Smilie Godfrey. DAR ID Number: 110825 Born in Monmouth, Ill. Wife of Nathan S. Godfrey. Descendant of John Smilie and of Robert Porter Smilie, as follows: 1. John Wesley Smilie (1841-1913) m. 1868 Mary Weaver (b. 1851). 2. David Beatty Smilie (1815-87) m. 1841 Jane Currie Campbell (1815-81). 3. Robert Porter Smilie m. Mary Ann Beatty. 4. John Smilie m. Jane Porter. John Smilie (1742-1813), in 1775, was a member of the Committee of Observation from Lancaster County, Pa., and an Associator, 1776, to elect two brigadier generals; also member of Assembly, [p.258] 1778-79. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died in Fayette County. Also No. 49036. Robert Porter Smilie (1767-1851) served, 1782, with the Pennsylvania troops in the Sandusky expedition. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa. _________________________________________________________________ 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

Hi, Starting up again.. Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes....Nelda Don'tknow what line this is ...but interesting to me because of the Boveard information.. Which is also a line of mine, that marries into the Beatty L005.Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 108 page 208 Miss Mary Caroline Farmer. DAR ID Number: 107626 Born in Flat Rock, N. C. Descendant of Arthur Graham and of Maj. John Carruth, as follows: 1. Mathew Singleton Farmer (b. 1852) m. 1881 Lucy A. Price (b. 1854). 2. Henry Tudor Farmer (d. 1883) m. Caroline Graham (d. 1898). 3. John Graham (1788-1830) m. 1809 Mary Carruth (b. 1792). 4. Arthur Graham m. 1783 Elizabeth Beatty (d. 1852); John Carruth m. Elizabeth Cathey (1752-1819). Arthur Graham served as private in Capt. Alexander Brevard's company, 10th regiment, North Carolina Line. He died, 1805, in North Carolina. John Carruth (1750-1828) served in the Revolution as captain and major from North Carolina. He died in Lincoln County, N. C. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 108 page 305 Mrs. Irene E. Barnhart Ward. DAR ID Number: 107943 Born in Westmoreland County, Pa. Wife of Harold S. Ward. Descendant of James Steel, Joseph Sherrick, Andrew Walker, David Brown and John Shupe, as follows: 1. George Shupe Barnhart (b. 1867) m. 1889 Agnes Beatty Steel (b. 1865). 2. William R. Barnhart (1841-1922) m. 1863 Catherine Sherrick Shupe (1839-1917); William Steel (1833-1912) m. 1860 Sarah Brown (1835-1906). [p.305] 3. John Steel (1789-1860) m. 1813 Martha Walker (1793-1842); George Shupe (1809-72) m. 1838 Anna Sherrick (1811-86); Thomas Oliver Brown (1800-66) m. 1832 Nancy Beatty (1800-39). 4. James Steel m. 1784 Elizabeth Donaldson; Joseph Sherrick, Jr. (1789-1864), m. 1810 Barbra Bridler (1787-1857); Andrew Walker m. Sarah Donaldson (d. 1830); David Brown m. 1799 Margaret Oliver (1769-1843); John Shupe, Jr., (1780-1861), m. Catherine Shupe (1786-1836). 5. Joseph Sherrick m. 1785 Anna Musser (1759-1850); John Shupe m. Mary Messer (1756-1843). James Steel (1741-1823) was a member of the Mt. Pleasant Associators and also served in the Jerseys and elsewhere. He was born in Castle Blarney, Ireland; died at Sewickley Manor, Pa. Also No. 71327. Joseph Sherrick (1734-1807) served as private in Capt. Alexander Scott, Jr.'s, company, Colonel Seigler's 4th battalion, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Switzerland; died in Lancaster County, Pa. Andrew Walker served as private under Captains Askey and McConnel, Colonel Culbertson's 4th battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Scotland; died, 1823, in Brooke County, W. Va. David Brown (1757-1841) served as private in Capt. James Irwin's company, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Ireland; died in New Alexandria, Pa. John Shupe (1750-1835) served as private in Capt. Nicholas Lutz's company, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Westmoreland County, Pa. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 109 page 259 Miss Ottie Minerva Greiner. DAR ID Number: 108847 Born in Adair County, Va. Descendant of Joel Hickman, James Hickman, Sergt. James Gilmour, George Beatty, Lieut. John Wilson, and Michael Coiner, as follows: 1. George Franklin Greiner (1852-1901) m. 1880 Mary Frances Gilmour (b. 1856). 2. David Leander Greiner (1827-1902) m. 1851 Mary Minerva Ann Walker (1834-81); Alexander Marshall Gilmour (1815-98) m. 1850 Sarah Beatty (1826-1900). 3. George Greiner, Jr. (1800-50), m. 1826 Rachel Slagle (1808-72); George Gilmour (1788-1835) m. 1809 Polly Terrell Hickman (1792-1829); James Beatty (1788-1868) m. 1814 Rosa Rodgers (1798-1869). 4. Joel Hickman m. 1786 Frances Garetta Wilson (1768-1847); George Beatty m. 1786 Sarah —; James Gilmour; George Slagle (1765-1820) m. 1783 Catherine Coiner (1766-1855). 5. James Hickman m. 1744 Hannah Lewis (1722-1822); John Wilson; Michael Coiner m. 1749 Margaret Diller (1734-1813). Joel Hickman (1761-1852) received a pension in Clarke County, Ky., for service as private, 1779-81, Virginia troops. He was born in Culpeper County, Va.; died in Clarke County, Ky. James Gilmour (1745-1834) served as Indian spy, private, and sergeant, Virginia Line, 1781. He was born in Pennsylvania; died in Christian County, Ky. James Hickman (1724-1816) enlisted, 1776, from Culpeper County, Va., and served to the surrender of Cornwallis. He was born in Williamsburg, Va.; died in Clark County, Ky. Also No. 103001. George Beatty served as private in the 3rd and 7th Virginia regiments, 1778. He was born in Montgomery County, Va. Michael Coiner (1720-96) served as private under command of Major Posey, Virginia Line. He was born in Germany; died in Augusta County, Va. John Wilson served as ensign and lieutenant in the 4th Virginia regiment, 1776-77. He was killed in the battle of Eutaw Springs. 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Scope out the new MSN Plus Internet Software — optimizes dial-up to the max! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=byoa/plus&ST=1

Ray Thanks for the info on William Beatty and Mary Clark.. Will add that into line 005. Also corrected the Eliza white Beattys to show both daugthers named Eliza White Beatty and with the correct mothers. 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/ _________________________________________________________________ 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

--=======254531A1======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-4A861818; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit List, I have a book in my library which I picked up about 1990 on one of my trips to northern New Mexico. I was fishing in the upper Pecos River area and ran across it. It is entitled "Beatty's Cabin." written by Elliott S. Barker and published Calvin Horn Publishers in 1953. Barker was a U. S. Forester, and writes the book about the Upper Pecos Wilderness Area. Beatty's Cabin was the cabin of George Beatty from the 1870's 1880's. He met Mr. Beatty on a few occasions when he was a boy growing up in Northern New Mexico. My question: Does anybody know who this George Beatty was? His lineage? By the way, the book I bought was a 1985 reprinted edition, done by Bishop Printing and Litho, Portales, New Mexico. Willie "I regard all else as loss for the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord." - Philippians 3:8 --=======254531A1======= Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-avg=cert; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-4A861818 Content-Disposition: inline --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.443 / Virus Database: 248 - Release Date: 01/10/2003 --=======254531A1=======--

----- Original Message ----- From: "julie miller" <jjmill@nctimes.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 9:34 AM Subject: [BP2000] William Beaty--Register of Death > Wondering the lineage of this William? My Beaty's were also in this area at this time but cannot place this name with this date. > > REGISTER OF DEATHS, NO. 4, MARSHALL CO. IA. > PG. 34 > > Linn, Marshalltown, Iowa Solders Home > BEATY, WILLIAM > Birth, May 27, 1846 > Age, 68yrs, > Birthplace, Ohio > Death, Mch. 16, 1915 > Burial, Tama, Ia. > > Julie Miller-L-134 > > > ==== 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. > > >

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.

Wondering the lineage of this William? My Beaty's were also in this area at this time but cannot place this name with this date. REGISTER OF DEATHS, NO. 4, MARSHALL CO. IA. PG. 34 Linn, Marshalltown, Iowa Solders Home BEATY, WILLIAM Birth, May 27, 1846 Age, 68yrs, Birthplace, Ohio Death, Mch. 16, 1915 Burial, Tama, Ia. Julie Miller-L-134

Look at these deeds which are probably more than a coincidence. Definitely some other lines connected to L-95. Jefferson County, Ohio Deeds: Deed Bk. B pg. 39 13 May 1806 David Beaty and wife Margaret of Butler co., OH to John Milligan, exec. of James Milligan, dec’d. of Jefferson Co., OH-Land on Wills Creek-part of the tract patented to Robert Johnson of Franklin Co., PA 7 May 1788 and conveyed to David Beaty 4 June 1788-160 A. David Beaty Margaret (herXmark) Beaty Wit: Celadon Symmes & Nenian Beaty xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hardin County, Kentucky Deeds Bk. D pg. 192 20 July 1809 Robert Johnston of Washington twp. Franklin Co., PA one of the executors of Dr. Robert Johnston, deceased of Antrim twp. county and state aforesaid to Joseph Beatty of Hardin Co. and state of Kentucy. For $800 etc…. (Joseph is probably L-112) (Dr. Robert Johnston is connected through marriage to L-95) Bk. M pg. 397 (L-95) 17 Oct. 1828 I, Samuel Beatty of Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania have appointed Henry Coulter Beatty of the aforesaid county my lawful attorney in fact to make sale and convey for me my one half part of twenty nine hundred acres of land in the county of Hardin in the state of Kentucky as will appear by the records in said county dated 20 July 1809 and whereas John Beatty did convey to me the said Samuel Beatty his one half part of the said land in the state of Kentucky upon the 24th April 1815. I, the said Samuel Beatty do bind myself, my heirs, etc. to make sufficient title as shall be required by the laws of Kentucky. Sufficient to vest all rights, title and interest of Dr. Robert Johnston in and to the aforesaid lands……. Sam’l Beatty Test: Robt. Beatty Thos. Chalfont Penn. Alleg. Co. S.S. 26 Oct. 1828 ----- Original Message ----- From: "joe patterson" <jpatter@comcast.net> To: "Nelda Percival" <nelda_percival@hotmail.com>; "Donna VanZandt" <donavan@netins.net> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 10:37 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Question..Beatty listed in DAR records #28 > from what I have...... I show Martha who married the Johnston in > Franklin Co pa area. [was Cumberland during the Rev War] was the > daughter of a James Beatty.... but I have never seen a lineage number > for them.... > > Thomas Johnston's sister Mary married William Beatty.... lineage > 95/180..... whose father was a Henry Beatty..... > > Think is is what is known..... > > This is father of Thomas and Mary Johnson who married the two > Beattys..... [Antrim Twp now in Franklin Co, PA] > > JOHNSTON, JAMES, Antrim Township. July 23, 1764/5 March 1765. > Wife Elizabeth. > Son James, son Thomas, minor, land adjoining Henry Gordon and Robert > McCallough. Sons John and Robert, minors, land known as Stuart's Draft, > land joining William Stover. > Daus. Mary Johnston, Elizabeth Johnston and Martha Johnston, when 18 > years of age. > Exs.: wife Elizabeth Johnston and son James Johnston. > Wit: William Findley, James Moorhead, William Beatty. A. 130-3. > > > The will of James Johnston of Antrim Township, Cumberland County, Pa., dated > 23 July 1764 and proved 5 March 1765 devises to wife Elizabeth 150 pounds, a > Negro servant, the front room in the house next the water, and maintenance: > to son James the plantation on which he now lives, subject to payment of > one-half the legacies: to son Thomas when of age a tract of land on the > other side of the spring, adjoining Henry Gordon and Robert McCullough, > subject to payment of one-half the legacies: to sons John and Robert the > land known as Stuart's Survey: to three daughters Mary, Elizabeth, and > Martha Johnston 400 pounds equally divided when of age 18 years: to John > Minoch 5 pounds when of age: provides that if the war continues and their > sons are driven from their plantations, the rest of the devisees are not to > expect so much, and arbitrators are to be appointed in that event to adjust > the settlement equitably: appoints wife Elizabeth and son James Johnston > executors and guardians of his minor children. Witnesses: William Findlay, > james Moorehead, and William Beatty. Recorded in Cumberland County Will > Book A pg. 130. > > James Johnston who died in > 1765 is named as one of the four early settlers in Antrim Twp, about 1735. > His wife was Elizabeth Brown (Findlay) Johnston, and in addition to the four > prominent Johnston sons, there were three daughters: Mary J. b 1746 mar. > William Beatty; Martha J. b. 1749, mar. Dugal Campbell; Elizabeth J. b. > 1751, mar. John Boggs. > > Nelda Percival wrote: > > > Hi, > > Starting again.. Beatty's found in the Volumes of the DAR records...Nelda > > > > Ok here is another with some questions... > > in line 005 at Alexander Welling Beatty.. he has 7 un named daughters.. I > > wonder if the Martha Beatty is one of his daughters.. Notice his daughter > > Elvira Seymore Beatty is married to a Johnston could the men be brothers? > > > > > > Mrs. Elizabeth Graham Whitridge. > > DAR ID Number: 82206 > > Born in Baltimore, Md. > > Wife of William H. Whitridge. > > Descendant of Thomas Teackle and of Capt. Thomas Johnston. > > [p.83] Daughter of William H. Graham (1823-85) and Isabel Brown > > (1827-56), his wife, m. 1850. > > Granddaughter of William Graham and Lavinia Upshur Teackle, his wife; > > George Brown (1786-1859) and Isabel E. Johnston McClanahan > > (1799-1885), his wife, m. 1820. > > Gr-granddaughter of John Teackle and Ann Stockley Upshur, his wife; > > John McClanahan (b. 1764) and Elizabeth Johnston (b. 1771), his wife, > > m. 1789. > > Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Teackle and Elizabeth Upshur (d. 1782), > > his wife; Thomas Johnston and Martha Beatty (1761-1811), his wife. > > Thomas Teackle (1736-84) was a member of the Accomac County, Virginia, > > Committee of Safety, 1774. He was born in Virginia. > > Thomas Johnston (1744-1819) was at Long Island in the Flying Camp, > > where he was wounded. He served as lieutenant, and, 1777-80, was > > captain in the battalion under his brother, Col. James Johnston. He > > died in Carlisle, Pa. > > Also No. 48893. > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Working moms: Find helpful tips here on managing kids, home, work  > > and yourself. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/workingmom.armx > > > > > > ==== 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. > > > > > > -- > > joe > > > >

Ray, In the file you just sent me on the L-005 line... at George Washington Beatty and first wife Eliza White you have them having two daughters Margaret b. 18 feb 1816, then Eliza White Beatty no birth date, but my record shows her..Eliza White Beatty b.1823 d. 24 nov 1882 married to William Henry Egle. that would make her the daughter of Sarah Smith Shrom. Your record has her again as a daughter of Catherine Shrom...b. 5 jan 1833 marrying the same man. Which is correct? thanks Nelda Nelda L. Percival nee Gilpin, IBSSG Beatty descendant line #005 Beaty collateral line #10 Graves descendant line #231 Digin up bones at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/ _________________________________________________________________ Working moms: Find helpful tips here on managing kids, home, work — and yourself. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/workingmom.armx

Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes......Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 104 page 150 Mrs. Mary Thomson Boyle. DAR ID Number: 103496 Born in Victoria, Texas. Wife of James L. Boyle. Descendant of Col. William Beatty, as follows: 1. Nelson Anderson Thomson (1839-99) m. 1870 Mary Lucy Davies (b. 1853). 2. David Hopkins Thomson (1800-51) m. 1834 Catherine Mary Goll (1812-81). 3. Christian Frederick Goll (1789-1823) m. 1811 Maria Sophia Stull (1790-1863). 4. Daniel Stull (1754-1811) m. 1789 Mary Beatty (1769-1805). 5. William Beatty m. Mary Dorothea Grosh. William Beatty (1739-1801) served as colonel in the Maryland Flying Camp. He had with him his sons Henry and William, and the latter was killed at Hobkirk's Hill. He was born in Frederick, Md. Also No. 89790. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 104 page 151 Mrs. Lucie Thomson Talbot. DAR ID Number: 103500 Born in Victoria, Tex. Wife of James Arnold Talbot. Descendant of Col. William Beatty, as follows: 1. Nelson Anderson Thomson (1839-99) m. 1870 Mary Lucy Davies (b. 1853). See No. 103496. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 105 page 289 Mrs. Fannie Hooper Swallow. DAR ID Number: 104884 Born in Thornville, Ohio. Wife of John M. Swallow. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. David Swanzie Hooper (1825-1901) m. 1851 Mary Jane Beatty (1829-1903). 2. James Patten Beatty (1791-1872) m. 1820 Elizabeth Trimble (1790-1858). 3. John Beatty m. 1st Jane Banks. John Beatty (1749-1824) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia, as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy, and as lieutenant in Col. Mathew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 83843. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 106 page 168 Mrs. Anna Mary Lemmon Beatty. DAR ID Number: 105525 Born in Dubois County, Ind. Descendant of Sergt. Elijah Hammond, as follows: 1. Jacob H. Lemmon (b. 1840) m. 1888 Jennie Glezen (b. 1856). See No. 105524. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _________________________________________________________________ Check your PC for viruses with the FREE McAfee online computer scan. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963

Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes......Nelda LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 99 page 148 Mrs. Myrtle May Harrah Sickman. DAR ID Number: 98469 Born in Newton, Iowa. Wife of Jonathan Vaughan Sickman. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. George R. Harrah (1856-1903) m. 1880 Margaret Beatty (1862-84). 2. John Patton Beatty (b. 1828) m. 2nd 1860 Elizabeth Kerr (b. 1835). 3. Alexander Nesbit Beatty (1797-1878) m. 1824 Margaret Ewing (1807-56). 4. John Beatty m. 1782 Jane Banks (d. 1801). John Beatty (1749-1824) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia, as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy and as lieutenant in Col. Mathew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 83843. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 100 page 86 Mrs. Josie Fishburne Stewart. DAR ID Number: 99280 Born in Bamberg, S. C. Wife of William Wightman Stewart. Descendant of Capt. William Fishburne, as follows: 1. William Roach Fishburne (1840-81) m. 1863 Eliza Steele Chapman (1838-1912). 2. Francis Beatty Fishburne (1806-83) m. 1831 Caroline Legare Roach. 3. Francis Fishburne m. 1804 Mary Cussings Bellinger. 4. William Fishburne m. Sarah Snipes. William Fishburne served as lieutenant and captain in the South Carolina troops, 1778-81. He was born in South Carolina; died, 1819, in Walterboro, S. C. Also No. 74697. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 100 page 235 Miss Frances White. DAR ID Number: 99759 Born in Norborne, Mo. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. Nathaniel M. White (b. 1846) m. 1882 Mary Alice Hooper (b. 1859). [p.235] 2. David S. Hooper (1825-1901) m. 1850 Mary Jane Beatty (1829-1903). 3. James Patten Beatty (1791-1872) m. 1820 Elisabeth Trimble (1790-1858). 4. John Beatty m. Jane Banks. John Beatty (1749-1824) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsyl vania militia, as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy, and as lieuten ant in Col. Mathew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 83843. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 103 page 228 Mrs. Effie Minnis Carson. DAR ID Number: 102740 Born in Carroll County, Mo. Wife of D. M. Carson. Descendant of Sergt. John Minnis, as follows: 1. Thomas W. Minnis (b. 1841) m. 1859 Emeline Minnis (1841-1911). 2. John Pickney Minnis (1819-1912) m. 1840 Ann Beatty. 3. Thomas Minnis (1791-1863) m. 1817 Parmela Warren (1799-1865). 4. John Minnis m. 1788 Nancy McCannon. John Minnis (1754-1838) in 1777 served as sergeant in Captain Clark's company, 13th Pennsylvania regiment, commanded by Col. Walter Stewart. He was born in Ireland; died in Blount County, Tenn. _________________________________________________________________ Get reliable dial-up Internet access now with our limited-time introductory offer. http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

Have any of you checked out the Making of America site lately? http://www.hti.umich.edu/m/moagrp/ There are thousands of mentions of Beatty, Beattie ect in books and Journals. These could be anything from novels to one such as the one below which gives details on enlisted men. "Author: New York (State) Adjutant-general's office. Title: A record of the commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, privates, of the regiments which were organized in the state of New York and called into the service of the United States to assist in suppressing the rebellion, caused by the secession of some of the southern states from the Union, A.D. 1861, as taken from the muster-in rolls on file in the adjutant-general's office, S. N. Y. Publication date: 1864-68. Collection: Making of America Books Search results: 3 matches in full text" Another one I was reading was a history of a Beattie from scotland who in the 1700's became a doctor of literature and wrote many poems. The book had about an 8 page biography on his life. It can take a long time to weed ones way through this site but there is a lot of great info in it. Sheila I Hale

Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes......Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 97 page 90 [p.90] Mrs. Evilena Throop Fitch James. DAR ID Number: 96283 Born in Buffalo, N. Y. Wife of Dr. George William Carr James. Descendant of Lieut.-Col. Nathaniel Rochester, as follows: 1. Augustus B. Fitch (1834-80) m. 1857 Eliza Hatch Rochester (1833-68). 2. William Beatty Rochester (1789-1838) m. 3rd 1832 Eliza Powers (1800-85). 3. Nathaniel Rochester m. 1788 Sophia Beatty (1768-1845). Nathaniel Rochester (1752-1831) served on the Committee of Safety of Orange County, 1776, in the Provincial Congress of North Carolina, and as lieutenant-colonel of militia. He was born in Virginia; died in Rochester, N. Y., a town he founded. Also No. 38939. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LINE 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 98 page 195 Mrs. Mary Ada Anderson Metzler. DAR ID Number: 97630 Born in Belleville, Ohio. Wife of David Willard Metzler. Descendant of Patrick Murray, as follows: 1. Rev. W. W. Anderson (b. 1839) m. 1865 Elizabeth Helen Urie (1837-1906). 2. George Washington Urie (1806-99) m. 1832 Elizabeth Murray (1803-61). 3. Patrick Murray m. 1786 Mary Brereton Beatty (1769-1853). Patrick Murray (1755-1854) enlisted, 1776, as private in Capt. Jeremiah Talbot's company, Col. William Irvine's regiment, 6th battalion, Pennsylvania troops. He was born in Donegal, Ireland; died in Ashland County, Ohio. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 98 page 204 Miss Edna Baldridge Hugus. DAR ID Number: 97654 Descendant of Peter Tittle, as follows: 1. Halleck G. Baldridge (b. 1862) m. 1888 Jennie George. 2. Joseph Baldridge (1819-99) m. 1851 Martha Beatty (1829-1900). 3. Hamilton Beatty (1786-1871) m. 1817 Sarah Anderson (1796-1879). 4. William Anderson (1765-1830) m. 1796 Nancy Tittle (1773-1844). 5. Peter Tittle m. 1768 Sarah Whiteside (1747-1812). [p.204] Peter Tittle (1746-1834) served, 1778-83, as private in Capt. John McClelland's company of Pennsylvania Rangers on the frontier. He died at Beatty Station, Pa. Also No. 90620. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 99 page 133 Mrs. Elisha Fishburne Beckmann. DAR ID Number: 98420 Born in Orangeburg, S. C. Wife of Otis Chaffee Beckmann. Descendant of Capt. William Fishburne, as follows: 1. William Roach Fishburne (1840-81) m. 1863 Eliza Steele Chapman (1835-1912). 2. Francis Beatty Fishburne (1806-83) m. 1831 Caroline Legore Roach. 3. Francis Fishburne m. 1804 Mary Cussings Bellings. 4. William Fishburne m. 1st Sarah Snipes. William Fishburne served as lieutenant and captain in the South Carolina troops, 1778-81. He was born in South Carolina; died, 1819, in Walterboro, S. C. Also No. 74697. _________________________________________________________________ Take advantage of our limited-time introductory offer for dial-up Internet access. http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

This is from the obit of my great great grandfather Samuel M. Burke. His sister married unknown Titus in Iowa. "SAMUEL MORTON BURKE Samuel Morton Burke was born at Geneva, Indiana on the 5th day of May, 1864 and departed this life at Cortez, Colorado, on the 15th day of Febuary, 1935, at 6:45 in the evening at the age of seventy years, nine months and ten days. He leaves surviving him his wife, Beatrice E. Burke, his son Charles M. Burke of Cortez, his daughter, Mable E. Son of Idaho Springs, Colorado, two sisters Grace Ellis Titus of Macon City, Iowa, and Lidda Shrimp of Portland, Indiana, and one brother, Ralph Burke of Gallup, New Mexico, all being present except the two sisters who were unable to come....." [p.372] Mrs. Evangel Livingston Stevens. DAR ID Number: 51835 Born in Harrison Co., Iowa. Wife of H. B. Stevens. Descendant of Abner Hollister, of Connecticut. Daughter of Abner Hollister Livingston and Eunice Augusta Titus, his wife. Granddaughter of Peter de Riemer Livingston and Caroline Amelia Hollister, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Abner Hollister, Jr., and Polly W. Elwell, his wife. Gr-gr-granddaughter of Abner Hollister and Sarah Beatty, his wife. 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.

Beattys listed in the DAR Volumes......Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 91 page 263 Mrs. Ida Shellenbarger Weir. DAR ID Number: 90830 Born in Monmouth, Ill. Wife of Frederic Samuel Weir. Descendant of Hon. John Smilie, as follows: 1. Marsh C. Shellenbarger m. 1865 Elizabeth Smilie (b. 1843). 2. David Beatty Smilie (1815-87) m. 1841 Jane Currie Campbell (1815-81). 3. Robert Porter Smilie (1767-1851) m. Mary Ann Beatty. 4. John Smilie m. Jane Porter. John Smilie (1742-1813) was a member of the Committee of Observation, 1775, of Lancaster, Pa., and an Associator, 1776, to elect two brigadier generals; also member of Assembly, 1778-79. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died in Washington, D. C. Also No. 81357. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 93 page 302 Mrs. Sarah Henrietta Kerr Beatty. DAR ID Number: 92965 Born in Pittsburgh, Pa. Wife of Joseph Beatty. Descendant of John Curry, as follows: 1. William Perry Kerr (b. 1833) m. 1862 Rachel Gracey (b. 1844). 2. James Gracey (d. 1848) m. Sarah Curry (1808-89). 3. John Curry, Jr. (b. 1781) m. 1802 Rebecca — (b. 1783). 4. John Curry m. Mary Catharine Baldwin. John Curry (1750-1835) applied for a pension, 1832, from Preble County, Ohio, for service as private, Pennsylvania Line. His claim was allowed. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died in Ohio. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 94 page 256 Mrs. Ella Beatty Gray. DAR ID Number: 93829 Born in Venango County, Pa. Wife of Addison H. Gray. Descendant of Capt. James Adams, as follows: 1. James Hamilton Beatty (1825-72) m. 1853 Sarah Adams (1835-1905). 2. John Adams (1807-91) m. 1833 Sarah Whan (1814-95). 3. Weldon Adams (1776-1849) m. Mary Ann Miller (1773-1859). 4. James Adams m. 1756 Isabella Weldon (1736-1825). James Adams (1734-1824) was captain of the 4th company, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania Associators. He was born in Delaware; died in Pennsylvania. Also No. 81035. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 95 page 285 Mrs. Bertie Roseberry Houx. DAR ID Number: 94946 Born in Mexico, Mo. Wife of Shelton Dulin Houx. Descendant of Robert J. Mansfield, as follows: 1. John N. Roseberry (1833-1908) m. 1871 Elizabeth Mansfield (1846-87). 2. Robert Clark Mansfield (1804-92) m. 1830 Sarah Elizabeth Beatty (1812-98). 3. Robert J. Mansfield m. Mourning Clark (1763-1831). Robert J. Mansfield (1762-1833) enlisted, 1779, as a private in Capt. Garland Berry's company and, 1781, in Capt. Henry Burke's company, Col. Reuben Lindsay's regiment at the battle of Yorktown. He was placed on the pension roll, 1832, from Orange County, Va. He was born in Albemarle; died in Orange County, Va. Also No. 53032. 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/ Starting page 7 _________________________________________________________________ Get reliable dial-up Internet access now with our limited-time introductory offer. http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup