Can anyone tell me what lineage Daniel Beatty who got a Rev War Pension in KY is? http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/rev_war_daniel_beatty.htm I got a copy of his last pension payment today and was wondering if anyone would like a copy. Laurel Baty, L252

In a message dated 12/23/2003 12:51:57 PM Eastern Standard Time, laurel.baty@verizon.net writes: > Subj: [BP2000] Daniel C. Beaty, Wash, Ohio > Date: 12/23/2003 12:51:57 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: laurel.baty@verizon.net > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Sent from the Internet > > > > Indian War Pension: > > In 1912 Daniel C. Beaty of Olympia, Thurston County Washington states > that he is 83 years old and was born Dec. 1, 1828 at Urbana, Ohio. At > the time of his enlistment he was 5 feet 8 inches, light complexion, > grey eyes and light hair and he was a cabinet maker. He was a Sergeant > in Co "C" Capt B. L. Hennesss, 2nd Regiment of Washington Territory > Volunteers in the Indian Wars. He enlisted Feb. 1, 1856 in Olympia and > was discharged in Sept. 1856 at the same place. Since his enlistment he > lived at Seattle Washington 1 year; Olympia Wash. 1 year; Salem Oregon 3 > years; Olympia Washington 1 year; Seattle Wash. 9 months; and Olympia > Wash. since that time. There is another application dated 1902 with > similar information. This application also states that his wife's name > is Mary J. Thompson whom he married on Dec. 16, 1856 at Olympia, > Washington; she is still living at this date. He gives his place of > birth as Champin County, Ohio. In another form Daniel gives his wife's > name as Mary Joanna Thompson and the name of the minister as Rev. George > Frederick Whitworth. He states "we are still living most happily > together." He states their only child was Sarah Adelaide Beaty, born > April 10, 1856. > Another form filled out by Daniel in 1902 gives his place of birth as > Champaign County, Ohio. In this form his full name is given as Daniel > Crane Beaty. > Oliver P. Platter of Baker City, Oregon states that he has known Daniel > for 47 years and served with him in the Indian Wars. > A letter from Daniel's daughter, Adelaide Beaty, dated Jan. 29th, 1919 > states "I have the sad duty to inform you of the death, January 12th > 1919, of Daniel C. Beaty an Indian War survivor..." She includes a copy > of his death certificate. Daniel's death certificate gives the name of > his father as John Beaty, born in Kentucky and his mother as Joanna > Valentine born in New Jersey. He was buried at I. O. O. F. cemetery in > Olympia, Washington. > Mary J. Beaty applies for a widow's pension in 1919. She states she was > married by Rev. Geo. F. Whitworth. F. H. Whitworth, George Whitworth's > son, states that he was present at the marriage ceremony of Mary and > Daniel and that Mary J. Thomson had been a member of his family the > preceding 3 years. Cassandra Eckler George was also a member of this > household and was present at the marriage. > A letter from Miss S. A. Beaty dated Oct. 17th 1919 states "It is my > sorrowful duty to inform you of the death of my mother Mrs. Mary J. > Beaty....Oct. 16, 1919." > This file is 42 pages long. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > > > > > Lineage 099

I found a record for a John A. Baty who served in the Union Army from the state of Alabama. He served in "G" 1st Alabama Cav and filed a pension on his service from TX in 1897. I will probably copy this pension. I copied his service record yesterday and it has a few interesting facts: John A. Baty enlisted at Morresville, Alabama. He stated that he was born in Poland County, Georgia and that he was 18 years old. He enlisted in April 24, 1864. He was 5 feet 4 1/2 inches with a fair complexion, blue eyes and dark hair. He lists his occupation as farmer. In July 1864 a service card states "absent sick at Rome Georgia since July 8, 1864." Does anyone recognize this man? The only other Baty of any spelling listed as a Union soldier from Alabama was William T. Baty (also Batty & Battey) who served in "B" 1 Cav, Ala. He was born in Rome, Georgia. He enlisted at Decatur, Alabama in April of 1864. He states his residence as Morgan County, Alabama (home of L252). He was 5 feet 6 inches, his complexion fair and his eyes blue. He was captured March 10, 1865 at Solomon Grove, NC. I do not think he is related to L252. Laurel Baty, L252

Indian Wars--this is a very interesting pension. It is the first one that I have seen that documents someone's birth using Census returns and is also the first pension of an African American soldier that I have seen. David A. Baty states in June of 1920 that he was born Feb. 2, 1858 in New Haven, Connecticut and is 62 years old. He is currently residing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He states that he enlisted in October of 1888 as a private in Calvary Troop C 9th Cavalry and was discharged in May 1891 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. He served in the campaign against the Sioux in South Dakota. He is 5 feet 5 inches tall, complexion colored, black eyes, black hair. His occupation was Porter and he has resided at 518 S. Juniper St., Philadelphia, PA since leaving the service. On another form David states he enlisted at Philadelphia, PA. In 1921 David states that he has no record of his birth from any Family Bible or record. He states "his parents (colored) died when he was about ten having removed New Haven Conn. where he was told he was born, to Brooklyn to Phila. His parents were John Lewis Baty and Eliza Jane "while he had several brothers and sisters, they are all dead and no reply comes from inquiry made to New Haven authorities of a record of his parents marriage." "When I was about Ten my parents moved from New Haven to Brooklyn N. Y. the last address I remember there was that we lived at No 12 Fleet Street. After my father died about -- some time 1869 or 1870, I was placed on a farm in the charge of Walter Howell at the PO address of Bellport, Brookhaven Township, Suffolk Co., NY where I remained there until about 1886, when I left there and came to Phila. In Phila. I lived until I enlisted in the Army. I always here lived at No. 518 S. Juniper St., and thousands know me as a man never charged with a crime." In another form: "I had a son, James Baty, who was a sergeant in Co. C. 368 Infantry, 92nd Division, USA who served in France in the late war....I performed my service in good faith when my country called. I have simply applied for that which my country volunteers to who served her. If I am to be rejected on some technicality or red-tape I have the consolation of believing that my country is sound even if her officials do not always measure up to duty. And, in conclusion, I affirm that I am son of J. L. Baty & E. J. Baty and brother to Garret S., John, Stephen, Elizabeth, Louisa, Ann, Bella, Sarah, and Rebecca Baty, all of whom are dead." there is a letter from the Bureau of Census to the Commissioners of Pensions stating: "the following information was secured from the Census return of 1860: 3rd Ward, New Haven City, New Haven County, Conn., enumerated August 17, 1860. Lewis Baty B, 65 [I add -born in MD, shoemaker] Jane B, 47 [Born NY] Garret B, 10 [Born NY] Sarah B, 9 [Born NY] Rebecca B, 7 [Born NY] David B, 4 [born Conn.] Louisa B, 20 "The schedules for New Haven, New Haven County, Conn.., as returned at the Census of 1870 and Brookhaven town, Suffolk County, New York, as enumerated at the Census of 1880, have been carefully examined but the name of David A. Baty was not found enumerated therein." In 1918 David states that his wife's name was Annie Fox and she is deceased. They were married Feb 28, 1894 in Phila. PA. He gives his children's names: Luella Fox Baty born Nov 28, 1894 James Arthur Baty born Aug 31, 1896 (over Sea Service) Lothrup Fox Baty born Sept. 8, 1899 (Deceased) David's pension was granted Oct. 12, 1921 and he was dropped due to his death Dec. 10, 1926. His last pension was for $20 paid Dec 4, 1926. Laurel Baty, L252

Mexican War Pension In 1887 Rachel Beatty, a resident of Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus County, N. C. states that she is the widow of William L. Beatty who was a private in Capt. Green W. Caldwell's company in the 3rd regiment of US Dragoons commanded by Col John F. Hoke. He enlisted at Charlotte, NC in April of 1847. She states that her maiden name was Rachel Cress and she was married March 22, 1853 at the home of Catherine Cress in NC. Her husband died Jan. 5, 1873. She is 53 and was born June 19, 1834 at Daniel Cress' husband of said Catherine Cress in NC. She is disabled by "Bleeding of the Lungs." She states "I and my husband Wm L. Beatty then living opposed the rebellion to its bitter end. My husband Wm L. Beatty kept out of the Confederate army by disability. A disease contracted in the Mexican war." She also states that since the death of her husband she has lived at the following places.."Catherine Cress my mother's until her death in the year 1877 and since her death up to the present time at Elias Cress my brother's both places in Cabarrus County, NC." In another form she states her husband was born in the County of Gaston, NC. After leaving the service her husband lived at Charlotte NC for 2 years, at Concord NC 1 year at Mt Pleasant for 1 year and at Salisbury for 5 years. Several people, Saml H. P. Murr, Abigail Faggart, Jane A. Barringer and Safia E. Walker give affidavits concerning the marriage of Rachel and William and William's death. A physician states "Applicant married at the age of nineteen and lived in wedlock for about twenty years and never had any children." There are two acts of Congress in this file granting "pensions and increase of pension to certain soldiers...and to widows.." that include the name of Rachel Beatty: S. 229 Rachel Beatty, of Mount Pleasant, N. C., is the widow of William L. Beatty who served in the Mexican war from April 13, 1847, to August 8, 1848, as a private in Company A, Third Regiment United States Dragoons. Soldier died January 5, 1873, and claimant, who was married to him March 22, 1853, is now receiving a pension of $8 per month under the provisions of the Mexican war service act of January 29, 1887. Mrs. Beatty was born June 19, 1834, and is consequently over 73 years of age. It appears from the papers on file in her case that she is in feeble health, being afflicted with a pulmonary disease, and that she has no resources or means of support except her small pension. There are many precedents for legislation in cases of this character and an increase of pension to $12 per month, as proposed in the bill is recommended. Rachel Beatty's pension was terminated upon her death Jan. 23, 1923. This file is 39 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

Donna, I believe that last one is actually Francis Beattie L107 ..Mike Allen -----Original Message----- From: Donna VanZandt [mailto:donavan@netins.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 2:11 PM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BP2000] Some lineages [ snipped ... ] L-2C In 1890 Ruth Beattie, a resident of Coulterville, Randolph Co. Illinois, applies for a pension on the service of her husband Francis H. Beattie. She states that he was a Private in Captain G. H. Hook's Company in the 1st Regiment of Ill. Vol Infantry commanded by Edwin W. Newby in the war with Mexico. He enlisted at Bellville Ill. on 26 May, 1847 and was discharged at Alton in Oct. 1848. She states that her maiden name was Ruth Stevenson and that she married Francis on Aug. 28, 1849 at Pittsb...................... Hope I have them right. Donna L-3

Indian War Pension In April 1917 John R. Baty is living in Fort Bidwell, Modoc County, California and files a claim for survivor's Pension --Indian Wars. He states that he is 77 years old and born September 3, 1839 at Brown County, Ohio. He states he served under Minute Captain MacGregor stationed at Ft. Bidwell, California, fighting Piutes (?) in Northern California and Nevada, 1866, was not enlisted or discharged. Also under Major Smith and Major Mellon. On another form filed in April 1917 he states he was born Sept. 3, 1840 in Brown Co., Ohio. He states "Scarcity of soldiers, 30 of us citizens organized a company elected A. S. Ross capt., joined Maj Smith & Maj Mellon, hunted Indians 2 weeks in hard battle Feb 14, 1866. He gives his wife's name as Laura Mason Baty and states they were married Oct. 30, 1870 in Goose Lake Valley, Cal. by Judge Bomer. His wife is still living and he gives the names of his children: Tom Baty born Nov. 19, 1871 Ella Baty born April 8, 1873 lived 4 hours Lillie Baty born Feb. 4, 1875 Nellie Baty born Nov. 13, 1876 Maude Baty born April 30, 1878 Susie Baty born Nov. 28, 1879 Virginia Baty born Nov. 29, 1880 died Nov. 29, 1910 Georgia Baty born Jan. 13, 1883 Ethel Baty born Oct. 31, 1885 Florence Baty born Dec. 3, 1886 Carroll Baty born July 4, 1888 Elfreda Baty born Mar 3, 1894 On another form he states "Raised in Illinois, came to Calif. in 1863." He also describes a scar "Two in. scar on breast bone done by Indian with scalping knife." David Baty states the following "I David Baty...I am more than eighty years of age (in 1923); that I have resided in Surprise Valley, Modoc County, California since 1864; that John R. Baty is my brother and that I know of my own personal knowledge that during the time from 1864 to 1867 the said John R. Baty fought in a number of skirmishes with the Indians..." This application is 27 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

L-99 In 1912 Daniel C. Beaty of Olympia, Thurston County Washington states that he is 83 years old and was born Dec. 1, 1828 at Urbana, Ohio. At the time of his enlistment he was 5 feet 8 inches, light complexion, grey eyes and light hair and he was a cabinet maker. He was a Sergeant in Co "C" Capt B. L. Hennesss, 2nd Regiment of Washington Territory Volunteers in the Indian Wars. He enlisted Feb. 1, 1856 in Olympia and was discharged in Sept. 1856 at the same place. Since his enlistment he lived at Seattle Washington 1 year......................... L-59 Indian War Pension In April 1917 John R. Baty is living in Fort Bidwell, Modoc County, California and files a claim for survivor's Pension --Indian Wars. He states that he is 77 years old and born September 3, 1839 at Brown County, Ohio. He states he served under Minute Captain MacGregor stationed at Ft. Bidwell, California, fighting Piutes (?) in Northern California and Nevada, 1866, was not enlisted or discharged. Also under Major Smith and Major Mellon......................... L-4 Mexican War Pension: In 1887 William L. Beatie, a resident of Brownsville, Saline County, Missouri states that he was a Private in Company D commanded by Captain John W. Reid in the 1st Regiment of Mo Mounted Volunteers commanded by Col A.. W. Doniphan in the War of 1846 with Mexico. He states he "was mustered in the U. S. service L-4 In 1888 James C. Beatie, a resident of Livingston, Park county, Territory of Montana states that he was a private in W. P. Walton's Company in the 1st Regiment of Missouri Mounted Volunteers in the War with Mexico. He enlisted at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas in June 1846 and was discharged at New Orleans in June 1847. He states that he is 62 and was born at Seven Mile Ford, Washington County, Virginia, August 17, 1825. Since his discharge................. L-2C In 1890 Ruth Beattie, a resident of Coulterville, Randolph Co. Illinois, applies for a pension on the service of her husband Francis H. Beattie. She states that he was a Private in Captain G. H. Hook's Company in the 1st Regiment of Ill. Vol Infantry commanded by Edwin W. Newby in the war with Mexico. He enlisted at Bellville Ill. on 26 May, 1847 and was discharged at Alton in Oct. 1848. She states that her maiden name was Ruth Stevenson and that she married Francis on Aug. 28, 1849 at Pittsb...................... Hope I have them right. Donna L-3

Indian War Pension: In 1912 Daniel C. Beaty of Olympia, Thurston County Washington states that he is 83 years old and was born Dec. 1, 1828 at Urbana, Ohio. At the time of his enlistment he was 5 feet 8 inches, light complexion, grey eyes and light hair and he was a cabinet maker. He was a Sergeant in Co "C" Capt B. L. Hennesss, 2nd Regiment of Washington Territory Volunteers in the Indian Wars. He enlisted Feb. 1, 1856 in Olympia and was discharged in Sept. 1856 at the same place. Since his enlistment he lived at Seattle Washington 1 year; Olympia Wash. 1 year; Salem Oregon 3 years; Olympia Washington 1 year; Seattle Wash. 9 months; and Olympia Wash. since that time. There is another application dated 1902 with similar information. This application also states that his wife's name is Mary J. Thompson whom he married on Dec. 16, 1856 at Olympia, Washington; she is still living at this date. He gives his place of birth as Champin County, Ohio. In another form Daniel gives his wife's name as Mary Joanna Thompson and the name of the minister as Rev. George Frederick Whitworth. He states "we are still living most happily together." He states their only child was Sarah Adelaide Beaty, born April 10, 1856. Another form filled out by Daniel in 1902 gives his place of birth as Champaign County, Ohio. In this form his full name is given as Daniel Crane Beaty. Oliver P. Platter of Baker City, Oregon states that he has known Daniel for 47 years and served with him in the Indian Wars. A letter from Daniel's daughter, Adelaide Beaty, dated Jan. 29th, 1919 states "I have the sad duty to inform you of the death, January 12th 1919, of Daniel C. Beaty an Indian War survivor..." She includes a copy of his death certificate. Daniel's death certificate gives the name of his father as John Beaty, born in Kentucky and his mother as Joanna Valentine born in New Jersey. He was buried at I. O. O. F. cemetery in Olympia, Washington. Mary J. Beaty applies for a widow's pension in 1919. She states she was married by Rev. Geo. F. Whitworth. F. H. Whitworth, George Whitworth's son, states that he was present at the marriage ceremony of Mary and Daniel and that Mary J. Thomson had been a member of his family the preceding 3 years. Cassandra Eckler George was also a member of this household and was present at the marriage. A letter from Miss S. A. Beaty dated Oct. 17th 1919 states "It is my sorrowful duty to inform you of the death of my mother Mrs. Mary J. Beaty....Oct. 16, 1919." This file is 42 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

Mexican War Pension: In 1887 William L. Beatie, a resident of Brownsville, Saline County, Missouri states that he was a Private in Company D commanded by Captain John W. Reid in the 1st Regiment of Mo Mounted Volunteers commanded by Col A.. W. Doniphan in the War of 1846 with Mexico. He states he "was mustered in the U. S. service at Ft. Leavenworth on the 10th of June, 1846" and was discharged at New Orleans. He gives a lengthy description of troop movements. He states he received Bounty Land, located in Saline County, MO. He is 63 years old and was born at Somerset KY in Pulaski County. He is 5 feet 10 inches high of light complexion, blue eyes, auburn hair. Elizabeth B. Beatie, widow of William applies for accrued pension in August of 1891. She states that William died Dec. 12, 1890. She married William L. Beatie on March 15, 1853 at Saline County, MO and her maiden name was Elizabeth B. Huffman. In December of 1891 she is living in Wellington, Kansas (Sumner County). Elizabeth was dropped from the pension rolls on Jan 29, 1899 due to her death. She was last paid $8.00 on Nov. 4, 1898. Laurel Baty, L252

In a message dated 12/22/2003 8:55:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, laurel.baty@verizon.net writes: > Subj: [BP2000] Daniel Beatty, LA, NY, OH > Date: 12/22/2003 8:55:01 PM Eastern Standard Time > From: laurel.baty@verizon.net > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Sent from the Internet > > > > Daniel Beatty is a resident of Shreveport, Cado Parish, Louisiana in > 1887. He states he was a private in Captain Stewart's Company in the > Fifth Regiment of Louisiana. He enlisted at Franklin, LA on the 5th of > May, 1846 and was discharged at New Orleans on or about the 5th of > August 1846. He is 62 years old and was born at Penfield New York, > Sept. 3, 1824. He married Emley Holmes at Hebron, Ohio on or about the > 10th of June 1852 and his wife is still living. Since his service he > has lived at Ponchatoula, Livingston Pa., Lousiana, and at Greenvill > Ills. also at Hebron Ohio &Shreveport LA. > This application is 11 pages long. > Laurel Baty, L252 > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > > Lineage 127

Severn Cemetery Ill Kerton Twp.Sec. 19 Beaty,--Andrew J. --d. May 24,1894 Woodland Twp.---aged 29 yrs. (married) --stone reads 38 yrs. 9 mo. & 16 ds. --ref d.c. Beaty,-- Barbara O. (Ogden)--b. June 19,1860--d. June 29,1927--w/o Hiram Beaty--d/o Andrew & Mary (Curless) Ogden both parents -b. Ohio. Beaty,-- Claton--d. Sept. 3,1876--aged 7 mo. & 18 ds.--s/o D.C. & M. E. Beaty Beaty,--Daniel Conner--b. May 15,1846/47 Ohio---d. Mar.14,1920 (married) --s/o Isaac & Ester (Connor) Beaty--Inf; Frank Beaty --stone reads b. 1847 Beaty,--Donna-- Mar.17,1940 Beaty,--Donnie--Mar.17,1940 Beaty,--Eddie R. --d. Nov. 29,1897--aged 10 yrs. 6 mo. & 18 ds. --s/o D.C. & M.E. Beaty Beaty,--Emma F. --B. Sept. 13,1863--d. Sept. 30,1900--w/o I.E. Beaty Beaty,--Ester (Connor)--d. Sept. 18,1903--aged 88 yrs. 2 mo. & 2 ds.--b. Ohio --w/o Isaac Beaty--d/o Daniel Connor of Va. ---ref. Chapman History of Fulton County Il. 1879 Beaty,--Fanny --d. Nov.17,1867--aged 50 yrs. 5 mo. & 25 ds.--w/o Robert Beaty Beaty,--Hilpy--b. Apr. 1,1851---d. June 15,1907--w/o Hiram Beaty Beaty,--Hiram--b. Aug. 6,1844---d. Oct. 18,1911--aged 67 yrs. 2 mo. & 12 ds.--s/o Isaac (b. Ohio) & Ester (Connor) (b. Ohio) --d.c. reads Beatty (inf; R.L. Beaty) Beaty,--Infant--d. Mar.13,1889--aged 1 yr. 9 mo. & 7 ds. Beaty,--Isaac --b. 1815--d. Apr. 16,1895--born Newcastle Twp. Coshocton County Ohio.--married Ester (Connor) ca. 1835--ref Chapman History of Fulton County IL. 1879--s/o Levi & Sarah (Meredith) --aged 80 yrs. 2 mo. & 15 ds. Beaty, Isaac L. --d. Dec. 16,1876--aged 11 mo. & 10 ds.--s/o P. & L. Beaty Beaty,--Lovina (Mimmer)--b. Apr. 11,1844 Ohio--d. Nov. 23,1917--w/o Peter Beaty --d/o Jessie Mimmer (b. Ohio) & Catherine (Linebaugh) (b. Ohio) --inf Miss Katie Beaty--d.c. reads Beatty avina Beaty,--Mareen--b.Mar.18,1847---d.Aug.31,1923 (single) d/o Robert (b.w.Va.) & Fannie (Alfred) (b. Conn.) no stone 1996 --Inf. Dorcus Camp Astoeia IL. Beaty--Mary A. (Farris)--b. 1888--d. 1920--w/o Melvin R. Beaty Beaty--Mary Eugena (Ralston)--b. Feb.2,1851--d. Oct.16,1927--w/o Daniel C. Beaty--d/o Andrew J. Ralston--ref. d.c. Beaty--Mary Lucille--b.Dec.2,1913--d.Sept.16,1921--d/o Melvin & Mary (Ferris) Beaty--No stone found in 1996--ref. d.c. Beaty--Melvin R.--b.1886--d.1964 Beaty--Nelly--d.June 25,1889--aged 5yrs. & 2 mo's-- d/o P. & L. Beaty--ref. d.c. Beaty--Peter--b.Nov.8,1838--Ohio--d.July31,1917--(Married)--s/o Isaac & Esther (Conner) Beaty--Parents both b.Ohio--Inf: Kate Beaty--d.c.=Beatty--ref. d.c. Beaty--Rebecca L.-- d.Sept.3,1861--aged 3 yrs. & 3mo's.--d/o I. & E. Beaty Beaty--Robert--b. Va.--d.Feb.19/20,1888--aged 78yrs. 3mo's & 15ds.--(Widower)--d.c. reads d. Feb.20,--aged 78yrs.& 4 mo's-- ref. d.c. Beaty--Sarah Catherine--b.May18,1871--d. May 23, 1957-- d/o Peter & Lovina (Minner)--d.c. reads "Never Married"--ref. d.c. Beaty--Stella--d. Nov.4,1897--aged 9yrs. 6mo's & 9ds.--d/o I.E. & E.F. Beaty Beaty--Stephen--d. Apr.19,1967-- aged 39yrs. 3mo's & 8ds. Beaty--Stephen T.-- b. 1876--d. July12,1929--h/o Lenora--s/o Ebenezer & Alice (Fike) Beaty--no stone found in 1996--ref. d.c.

In 1888 James C. Beatie, a resident of Livingston, Park county, Territory of Montana states that he was a private in W. P. Walton's Company in the 1st Regiment of Missouri Mounted Volunteers in the War with Mexico. He enlisted at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas in June 1846 and was discharged at New Orleans in June 1847. He states that he is 62 and was born at Seven Mile Ford, Washington County, Virginia, August 17, 1825. Since his discharge he has lived at Livingston, Park County, Montana Territory. A doctor, David B. Perry states that James is disabled "...He has been engaged in stock raising and about four years ago he was attacked and injured by a bull..." John C. Caldwell of Park, Territory of Montana states "I have known him seventeen or eighteen years..." A number of other neighbors and several doctors testify as to his disability and character. James was dropped from the Pension rolls because of death; his last pension payment was $12 and was paid through Sept. 1895. This file is 30 pages long. 1880, Upper Yellowstone Valley, Gallatin, Montana, p199C James Baitee s, m, w, 52, VA, VA, VA, stock Grower [In household of Ben Strickland] Laurel Baty, L252

This is my L 107 8. JAMES HALL4 BEATTY (FRANCIS3, ROBERT2, BEATTY1) (Source: (1) Cemetary Records -Allegheny Co., PA, Caledonia Cemetary Records,Sparta,Randolph Co., ILL., (2) Randolph Co., IL Information 1800 - 1850, Death dates from administrators record 1844 - 1848Beattie, James H. d. may 29, 1846, administrator Jacob B. Beattie.) was born March 17, 1788 in Newburgh, NY, and died May 29, 1846 in Sparta,ILL. He married (1) HANNAH BURKHART 1816 in Allegheny Co., PA. She was born 1795 in Allegheny Co., PA, and died February 17, 1820 in Allegheny Co., PA. He married (2) MARGARET BLACK 1820 in Allegheny Co., PA. She was born in PA, and died 1840 in Sparta,ILL. Child of JAMES BEATTY and HANNAH BURKHART is: i. JACOB BURKHART5 BEATTY, b. June 24, 1816, Allegheny Co., PA; d. April 03, 1899, Sparta,ILL; m. ELIZABETH MCMILLAN, February 09, 1854, Sparta, ILL; b. December 05, 1829, Paisley, Scotland; d. October 18, 1913, Sparta,ILL. Children of JAMES BEATTY and MARGARET BLACK are: ii. FRANCIS HALL5 BEATTY (Source: (1) Cemetary Records -Allegheny Co., PA, Caledonia Cemetrary Records, Sparta, Randolph Co.ILL., (2) 1850 Census, Randolph Co., ILL, Micro Film # Frame #., (3) Death Certificate - # 45249 for John Black Beattie., (4) Deed Book O , Randolph Co., IL, Page # 196, James Hall Beatty grantee to grantor Francis Beatty., (5) 1870 Census, Randolph Co., IL, Roll # 272, pg. 239B, Sparta PO, Line # 32, household # 263, Dwelling # 263, Beattie, Francis 44 W M Labourer 400 20 PARuth 39 W F Keeping House PAHettie 18 W F ILLJohn 10 W M ILLJames W M 8 ILLWilliam W M 5 ILLRobert W M 3 ILLJames W M 1 ILLJones, Ella 19 F B houseservant MOJohn 10 M.), b. January 11, 1825, Sparta,ILL; d. March 01, 1886, Sparta,ILL; m. RUTH STEVENSON (Source: (1) Cook Co. City Directory, Same as under John Black Beattie., (2) Cook Co City Directory 1900, Ruth listed as Widow of Francis H. Beattie in 1900.), PA; b. 1831, PA (Source: 1870 Census, Randolph Co., IL, Roll #272 pg #, Household # 263/Francis 44 b PA/Ruth 39 b PA/Nettie 18 b IL/John 10 b IL/James 8 b. IL/ William 5 b IL/Robert 3 b IL/James 1 b IL.); d. April 09, 1902, ILL. iii. ROBERT THOMAS BEATTY, b. March 01, 1827, Sparta,ILL; d. April 03, 1908, Sparta,ILL; m. MARGARET STEVENSON, October 25, 1851, Sparta, ILL; b. PA. 38. Jacob Burkhart5 Beatty (James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) was born June 24, 1816 in Allegheny Co., PA, and died April 03, 1899 in Sparta,ILL. He married Elizabeth McMillan February 09, 1854 in Sparta, ILL, daughter of John McMillan and Elizabeth McIntyre. She was born December 05, 1829 in Paisley, Scotland, and died October 18, 1913 in Sparta,ILL. Children of Jacob Beatty and Elizabeth McMillan are: + 63 i. Mary Jean6 Beatty, born March 06, 1856 in Sparta,ILL; died January 25, 1928. 64 ii. James Hall Beattie, born January 12, 1858 in Sparta, ILL; died December 10, 1951 in St. Petersburgh, FL. He married Ada Warner. 65 iii. John Alexander Beatty, born March 19, 1860 in Sparta,ILL. He married Patience Rust March 01, 1893 in Sparta, ILL; died July 1942 in Kansas City, KA. 66 iv. Ellen Beatty, born 1868 in Sparta,ILL; died 1923. 67 v. Hannah Beatty, born November 08, 1854. 68 vi. Jacob Lincoln Beatty, born January 10, 1859 in Sparta, ILL; died April 17, 1910. He married Henrietta Myers. + 69 vii. William McMillan Beatty, born September 26, 1864 in Sparta,ILL; died 1955 in Sparta, ILL. 70 viii. Hannah Beatty, born December 11, 1867 in Sparta, ILL; died March 01, 1923 in Anna State Hospital. 39. Francis Hall5 Beatty (James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1)32,33,34,35,36 was born January 11, 1825 in Sparta,ILL, and died March 01, 1886 in Sparta,ILL. He married Ruth Stevenson37,38 in PA. She was born 1831 in PA39, and died April 09, 1902 in ILL. Children of Francis Beatty and Ruth Stevenson are: 71 i. James6 Beattie, born 1862. + 72 ii. Nettie Beattie, born 1852. 73 iii. Robert Beattie, born March 186740. More About Robert Beattie: Burial: Rose Hiil Cemetary, Marion ILL 74 iv. William S Beattie, born 1866. He married Lizzy Kirby December 13, 1880. 75 v. Margaret E Beattie, born 1850. 76 vi. Evangeline Beattie, born 1854. 77 vii. Mary E Beattie, born 1856. + 78 viii. John Black Beattie, born August 29, 1858 in Sparta,ILL; died January 30, 1920 in Chicago,ILL. 79 ix. Jefferson Beattie, died in Marion, Illinios41. More About Jefferson Beattie: Burial: Rose Hill Cemetary 40. Robert Thomas5 Beatty (James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) was born March 01, 1827 in Sparta,ILL, and died April 03, 1908 in Sparta,ILL. He married Margaret Stevenson October 25, 1851 in Sparta, ILL. She was born in PA. Children of Robert Beatty and Margaret Stevenson are: 80 i. Margaret B6 Beattie. She married Elias Bixby. 81 ii. W. Gillbert Beattie. 82 iii. James Hy. Beattie. He married Mary E. ?. 83 iv. Robert Beattie. 84 v. Agnes Beattie. 85 vi. John Elmer Beattie. Generation No. 6 63. Mary Jean6 Beatty (Jacob Burkhart5, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) was born March 06, 1856 in Sparta,ILL, and died January 25, 1928. She married Thomas Stephenson October 08, 1879. He was born November 20, 1855, and died May 06, 1949. Children of Mary Beatty and Thomas Stephenson are: 103 i. Alexander7 Stephenson. + 104 ii. Bertha Stephenson, died August 25, 1938 in St Louis, Mo. 105 iii. James Carl Stephenson, born February 08, 1888. 69. William McMillan6 Beatty (Jacob Burkhart5, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) was born September 26, 1864 in Sparta,ILL, and died 1955 in Sparta, ILL. He married Rachel McClelland McIlroy May 16, 1894 in Sparta, ILL. She was born May 24, 1871, and died December 11, 1930 in Perry Co., ILL. More About William McMillan Beatty: Burial: Calodonia Cemetary, Sparta,ILL More About Rachel McClelland McIlroy: Burial: Calodonia Cemetary, Sparta,ILL Children of William Beatty and Rachel McIlroy are: 106 i. Hazel Jean7 Beatty, born September 25, 1894 in Sparta,ILL; died November 1986 in Blair, ILL. 107 ii. William Leon Beatty, born August 27, 1897 in Sparta, ILL. He married Essie Smith Hubbard. 72. Nettie6 Beattie (Francis Hall5 Beatty, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) was born 1852. She married John Burns February 18, 1876. Children of Nettie Beattie and John Burns are: 108 i. Erskine7 Burns. 109 ii. Bert Burns. 110 iii. Ruth Burns. 111 iv. Ralph Jefferson Burns. 112 v. William Wallace Burns. 113 vi. Robert Burns. 78. John Black6 Beattie (Francis Hall5 Beatty, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1)42,43,44,45,46 was born August 29, 1858 in Sparta,ILL, and died January 30, 1920 in Chicago,ILL. He married (1) Anna Louisa Trefftzs47 October 28, 1888 in Swanwick, Perry Co.,ILL. She was born 1863 in Swanwick, Perry Co.,ILL, and died June 11, 1894 in Chicago,ILL. He married (2) Ida Hill October 05, 1901 in Lake Co., ILL. She was born 1883 in ILL, and died in ILL. Children of John Beattie and Anna Trefftzs are: 114 i. Horatio Burns7 Beattie48, born July 1888. + 115 ii. John Lewis Beattie, born June 10, 1894. 116 iii. J. Louisa Beattie, born July 25, 1889 in Chicago,ILL49. Child of John Beattie and Ida Hill is: + 117 i. James Francis7 Beattie, born October 30, 1903 in Chicago,ILL; died 1965 in St. Petersburgh, FL. Generation No. 7 104. Bertha7 Stephenson (Mary Jean6 Beatty, Jacob Burkhart5, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) died August 25, 1938 in St Louis, Mo. She married Hugh Kirkwood Willson July 16, 1910. He was born 1880, and died August 01, 1945. Children of Bertha Stephenson and Hugh Willson are: 137 i. Hugh S.8 Willson. 138 ii. Elizabeth Willson. 115. John Lewis7 Beattie (John Black6, Francis Hall5 Beatty, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1)50,51 was born June 10, 1894. Children of John Lewis Beattie are: 139 i. John Wesley8 Beattie, born 1924. 140 ii. Willard Horatio Beattie, born 1927. 117. James Francis7 Beattie (John Black6, Francis Hall5 Beatty, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1)52,53 was born October 30, 1903 in Chicago,ILL, and died 1965 in St. Petersburgh, FL. He married Evalyn Hickey in Chicago. ILL. She was born October 31, 1902 in Chicago,ILL. Children of James Beattie and Evalyn Hickey are: + 141 i. Thomas Andrew8 Beattie, born April 16, 1926. 142 ii. Donald Beattie. 143 iii. Margaret Beattie54,55,56. Generation No. 8 141. Thomas Andrew8 Beattie (James Francis7, John Black6, Francis Hall5 Beatty, James Hall4, Francis3, Robert2, Beatty1) was born April 16, 1926. Children of Thomas Andrew Beattie are: 156 i. Barbara9 Beattie. 157 ii. Elizabeth Ann Beattie, born January 04, 1953 in Montrose, Colorado; died November 29, 1991 in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 158 iii. Mark Beattie. 159 iv. Samuel Beattie. 160 v. Sarah Beattie. Endnotes 11. Cemetary Records -Allegheny Co., PA, Bear Creek Cemetary Plot #. 12. Illinios Public Land Sales, 1818 purchase of 640 acres in Randolph Co., IL, record #'s024 291- 80 acres, 320 acres, 160 acres009 304 - 80 acres. 13. DAR Patriot Index, Vollume 1 page 204, Born abt 1759 in New YorkPvt. Ulster Co. MilitiaMarried - Jane HallDied - 8/13/1826 in PA. 14. Cemetary Records -Allegheny Co., PA, Bear Creek Cemetary Plot #. 15. Will on Record, Named in father's will. 16. Will on Record, Named in father-in- law's will. 17. Will on Record, Named in grandfather's will. 18. Will on Record, Book E pg 285, Named in Uncles Joseph Beatty's will as niece. 19. Will on Record, Book E pg 285, Named in Joseph Beatty's will as niece. 20. Will on Record, Book E pg 285, Named on Joseph Beatty's will as niece. 21. Administration Papers, Record # C-57. 22. Will on Record, Named in father's will. 23. Cemetary Records, Buried Goodwill Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange Co., NY. 24. Marriage Records, NY Marriages pg.. 25. Administration Papers, Named as wife. 26. Cemetary Records, Buried Goodwill Cemetery, Montgomery, Orange Co., NY. 27. Cemetary Records, Buried Goodwill Cemetery, Montgomery, OrangeCo., NY. 28. Will on Record, Will Book D pg 82, Named in grandfather's will. 29. Will on Record, Named in grandfather's will. 30. Cemetary Records -Allegheny Co., PA, Caledonia Cemetary Records,Sparta,Randolph Co., ILL. 31. Randolph Co., IL Information 1800 - 1850, Death dates from administrators record 1844 - 1848Beattie, James H. d. may 29, 1846, administrator Jacob B. Beattie. 32. Cemetary Records -Allegheny Co., PA, Caledonia Cemetrary Records, Sparta, Randolph Co.ILL. 33. 1850 Census, Randolph Co., ILL, Micro Film # Frame #. 34. Death Certificate - # 45249 for John Black Beattie. 35. Deed Book O , Randolph Co., IL, Page # 196, James Hall Beatty grantee to grantor Francis Beatty. 36. 1870 Census, Randolph Co., IL, Roll # 272, pg. 239B, Sparta PO, Line # 32, household # 263, Dwelling # 263, Beattie, Francis 44 W M Labourer 400 20 PARuth 39 W F Keeping House PAHettie 18 W F ILLJohn 10 W M ILLJames W M 8 ILLWilliam W M 5 ILLRobert W M 3 ILLJames W M 1 ILLJones, Ella 19 F B houseservant MOJohn 10 M. 37. Cook Co. City Directory, Same as under John Black Beattie. 38. Cook Co City Directory 1900, Ruth listed as Widow of Francis H. Beattie in 1900. 39. 1870 Census, Randolph Co., IL, Roll #272 pg #, Household # 263/Francis 44 b PA/Ruth 39 b PA/Nettie 18 b IL/John 10 b IL/James 8 b. IL/ William 5 b IL/Robert 3 b IL/James 1 b IL. 40. 1900 Cook Co., IL Census, Same as brother, John Black Beattie. 41. Died RR accident Carbondale, Illinios 42. Marriage Certificate, Marriage Book- Perry Co., ILL, # B256. 43. Marriage Certificate, Lake Co. ILL. 44. Death Certificate - # 45249 for John Black Beattie. 45. Census Records, 1860 Census Randolph Co, Pg 801 Sparta TWPF.H. Beattie 35 Farmer ILLRuth 35 PAHenrietta 8 ILLEvangeline 6 ILLMary E. 4 ILLJohn B 2 ILL. 46. 1900 Cook Co., IL Census, Beattie, John B. W/M 41 Aug, 1858 Widow//Beattie, Ruth W/F Mother 69 June 1830 Widow//Beattie, Robert T. W/M 33 March 1867 Single//Beattie, Horatio W. W/M 11 July 1888//Beattie, Louis J. W/M 5 June 1894. 47. Cook Co. Death Index, Death Certificate # 0000001737, 31 yrs died due to childbirth. 48. 1900 Cook Co., IL Census, same as Father, John Black Beattie. 49. Cook Co. Birth Index, Birth Register # 2209, Father- John B. Beattie- Wagonmaster/Mother- Anna Louisa Trefts. 50. Cook Co. Birth Index 1871- 1916, Certificate #. 51. 1900 Cook Co., IL Census, Same as father, John Black Beattie. 52. Cook Co. Birth Index 1871- 1916, Certificate #. 53. Birth Register, Cook Co., ILL, Page #. 54. Birth Register, Cook Co., ILL, Mother- Ida HillFather - John B BeattieFathers Occupation - Candy DealerAttending Physician - John H. Byrne. 55. Cook Co. Birth Index 1871- 1916, record # 0000000971. 56. SSDI Record of Death.

1850 U.S. Census for Francis and probable brother..... 1850 125 IL RANDOLPH 5 S. RANGE 5 W. 98 98 BEATY FRANCIS 25 IL RUTH-25-F-PA; MARGARET E-2/12-F-IL FARMER 600 M-432-125 6 1850 126 IL RANDOLPH 5 S. RANGE 5 W. 100 100 BEATY JACOB 32 PA ROBERT L-23-M-IL-RE.750 FARMER 1000 M-432-125 6

I thought I would add the following: 1880 Census, Coulterville, Randolph Illinois, page 587A Francis H. Beattie m, w, 55, Born IL, father NY, mother PA Ruth m,w,49, PA, IRE, IRE John B. s, w, 21, IL, IL, PA William S. s, w, 15 IL, IL, PA Robert T. s,w, 13 Il, IL, PA Andrew J. s, w, 7, IL, IL, PA Laurel Baty, L252 Laurel Baty wrote: > In 1890 Ruth Beattie, a resident of Coulterville, Randolph Co. Illinois, > applies for a pension on the service of her husband Francis H. Beattie. > She states that he was a Private in Captain G. H. Hook's Company in the > 1st Regiment of Ill. Vol Infantry commanded by Edwin W. Newby in the war > with Mexico. He enlisted at Bellville Ill. on 26 May, 1847 and was > discharged at Alton in Oct. 1848. > She states that her maiden name was Ruth Stevenson and that she married > Francis on Aug. 28, 1849 at Pittsburgh, Penn. She states that Francis > died March 5, 1886 at Centerville, Illinois. She was born June 29, 1830 > at Pittsburgh, Penn. Francis was born Jan. 11, 1824 at Sparta, > Illinois. Francis was 5 feet 5 inches tall, brown hair, light > complexion, blue eyes. He was a farmer and School Teacher at the time > of his enlistment. Ruth owns a house & lot in Centerville valued at > $250.00. > Two original documents are in this file: > 1) A Church certificate (small handwritten paper, mistakenly sent and > marked "please read & return")--I do hereby certify that Francis H. > Beattie a married man is a regular member of the Ref'd Presb. Church in > Pittsburgh. He has been absent from this place for some time, but I > have heard nothing against his character. > John Black Pastor of the Ref'd Pr. Church in Pittsburgh > Augt. 28th 1849 > 2) A marriage certificate--a small hand written note marked "please > return this." > I hereby certify that I joined in marriage Francis H. Beatie and Ruth > Stevenson, Aug. 28th 1849. > John Black pastor of the Ref'd Presb. Church in Pittsburgh All. Co. Pa. > > A Bounty Land Claim letter dated May 8, 1849 from the Pension Office > stating that Francis H. Beattie was awarded Bounty Land, giving claim # > and a note stating he sold the Claim Manifest. > Testimony from Adam Miller & John T. Alston of Coulterville, Illinois > stating "We were both present at the time of his death and helped to > dress and care for him and that he was buried on the 6th day of March > 1886 at the Fulton Semetery (sic) near Sparta (Randolph County Stat of > Ill.)" > Thomas J. Hendricks of Perry Co., Illinois states that he "was a Comrade > of Francis H. Beattie in the War with Mexico." > Several other neighbors and a doctor testify. > Thomas J. Stevenson of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania states he "was > present at and witnessed the marriage ceremony of the marriage of > Francis H. Beattie to Ruth Stevenson ( a sister of the affiant)...Said > marriage took place at the Residence of William E. Stevenson on Fountain > Street in the City of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania..." > John A. Stevenson of Johnson County, Iowa states in 1893 "I am 71 years > of age...I was present at the marriage of Francis H. Beattie to Ruth > Stevenson....I am brother of said Ruth Stevenson and of the said William > E. Stevenson." > Ruth was dropped from the pension rolls due to death April 1902. There > is a note "expl. to J. B. Beattie." > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > ==== 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.

In 1890 Ruth Beattie, a resident of Coulterville, Randolph Co. Illinois, applies for a pension on the service of her husband Francis H. Beattie. She states that he was a Private in Captain G. H. Hook's Company in the 1st Regiment of Ill. Vol Infantry commanded by Edwin W. Newby in the war with Mexico. He enlisted at Bellville Ill. on 26 May, 1847 and was discharged at Alton in Oct. 1848. She states that her maiden name was Ruth Stevenson and that she married Francis on Aug. 28, 1849 at Pittsburgh, Penn. She states that Francis died March 5, 1886 at Centerville, Illinois. She was born June 29, 1830 at Pittsburgh, Penn. Francis was born Jan. 11, 1824 at Sparta, Illinois. Francis was 5 feet 5 inches tall, brown hair, light complexion, blue eyes. He was a farmer and School Teacher at the time of his enlistment. Ruth owns a house & lot in Centerville valued at $250.00. Two original documents are in this file: 1) A Church certificate (small handwritten paper, mistakenly sent and marked "please read & return")--I do hereby certify that Francis H. Beattie a married man is a regular member of the Ref'd Presb. Church in Pittsburgh. He has been absent from this place for some time, but I have heard nothing against his character. John Black Pastor of the Ref'd Pr. Church in Pittsburgh Augt. 28th 1849 2) A marriage certificate--a small hand written note marked "please return this." I hereby certify that I joined in marriage Francis H. Beatie and Ruth Stevenson, Aug. 28th 1849. John Black pastor of the Ref'd Presb. Church in Pittsburgh All. Co. Pa. A Bounty Land Claim letter dated May 8, 1849 from the Pension Office stating that Francis H. Beattie was awarded Bounty Land, giving claim # and a note stating he sold the Claim Manifest. Testimony from Adam Miller & John T. Alston of Coulterville, Illinois stating "We were both present at the time of his death and helped to dress and care for him and that he was buried on the 6th day of March 1886 at the Fulton Semetery (sic) near Sparta (Randolph County Stat of Ill.)" Thomas J. Hendricks of Perry Co., Illinois states that he "was a Comrade of Francis H. Beattie in the War with Mexico." Several other neighbors and a doctor testify. Thomas J. Stevenson of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania states he "was present at and witnessed the marriage ceremony of the marriage of Francis H. Beattie to Ruth Stevenson ( a sister of the affiant)...Said marriage took place at the Residence of William E. Stevenson on Fountain Street in the City of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania..." John A. Stevenson of Johnson County, Iowa states in 1893 "I am 71 years of age...I was present at the marriage of Francis H. Beattie to Ruth Stevenson....I am brother of said Ruth Stevenson and of the said William E. Stevenson." Ruth was dropped from the pension rolls due to death April 1902. There is a note "expl. to J. B. Beattie." Laurel Baty, L252

Daniel Beatty is a resident of Shreveport, Cado Parish, Louisiana in 1887. He states he was a private in Captain Stewart's Company in the Fifth Regiment of Louisiana. He enlisted at Franklin, LA on the 5th of May, 1846 and was discharged at New Orleans on or about the 5th of August 1846. He is 62 years old and was born at Penfield New York, Sept. 3, 1824. He married Emley Holmes at Hebron, Ohio on or about the 10th of June 1852 and his wife is still living. Since his service he has lived at Ponchatoula, Livingston Pa., Lousiana, and at Greenvill Ills. also at Hebron Ohio & Shreveport LA. This application is 11 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

In May of 1917 Ewing Beaty a resident of Throckmorton County Texas states that he is 79 and was born Feb 12th, 1838 in Harrison County, Texas. He enlisted at Waxahachie Texas in 1860 and was discharged in the Spring of 1861 at the same place. He served in a campaign against the Comanch Indians in Texas. He states that at the time of enlistment he was 6 feet tall, fair complexion, blue eyes and light hair. He was a farmer. He has lived in Throckmorton County since 1874, coming from Ellis County Texas. November 17th, 1919 a letter from Andrews & Coombes, Attorneys at law in Stamford Texas, states "Mr. Beaty died more than a year ago, leaving surviving several children, several of whom are residents of Throckmorton County, Texas. Miss Kate Beaty, one of his daughters...." This application is 9 pages long. This Ewing seems to be the brother of Adam Beaty (Mexican War Pension) who was born in Arkansas and lived in San Diego, California. If anyone would like a copy of this or any of the pensions I have been posting just let me know. Laurel Baty, L252

Do we have anyone in our group that has a MILBURN BEATTY that married MARY E. LOVE in 1865 in Bonham, Fannin County, Texas? Armond Beaty L-243