I made corrections to the lineage summaries. To All: let me know of any other corrections in a private email. Laurel: your email address was already correct. ...Mike Allen -----Original Message----- From: Laurel Baty [mailto:laurel.baty@verizon.net] Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 4:23 AM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BP2000] EMAIL CORRECTION My email for L252 should be Laurel.Baty@verizon.net Curt Beatty wrote: > Come to think of it, my e-mail address is also incorrect on the > lineage summaries page. Should be c.beatty@earthlink.net Maybe all who > have changed ISPs in the past couple of years should take a look... > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/summaries1.htm > > Curt Beatty, L112

My email for L252 should be Laurel.Baty@verizon.net Curt Beatty wrote: > Come to think of it, my e-mail address is also incorrect on the lineage > summaries page. Should be c.beatty@earthlink.net > Maybe all who have changed ISPs in the past couple of years should take a > look... > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/summaries1.htm > > Curt Beatty, L112 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <rikkitikki@aol.com> > To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 8:07 PM > Subject: [BP2000] EMAIL CORRECTION > > > Seeing the question on who might be related to Lineage 196 and that their > > email address given was incorrect, I looked up to see if my email address > had > > been corrected and it has not. My email address has changed from > > tara13@gateway.net to 'rikkitikki@aol.com". > > > > I am of lineage 1021 and here is a small summary of my family: > > > > Margaret Elizabeth "Lizzie" Beaty who married Charles Augustus Shuman in > > Mecklenburg County, NC and to this union 12 children where born. > > James Earnest (died at 18 months) > > Flora Marie "Minnie" Shuman (married a Bowen) > > Jim Bow Shuman > > Labe Shuman > > Katherine Shuman (Married a Helms) > > Annie Mae Shuman (married a Trull) > > John Isaac Shuman > > Archie Albert Shuman > > Mary Jane Shuman (Married a Helms) > > Loma Lee Shuman (Married a Griffin) > > Gertrude Alberta Shuman > > Lee Washington Shuman > > > > These are not in the order of birth but does list all the children. > > > > Also, if Mike of someone would correct the error that Minnie Bowen did not > > have eleven children as I have not sent this information in as yet and > that Lee > > Shuman was not of the third generation but the second as indicated above > and > > I, Judi Shuman should be listed as generation #3 not as #4. > > > > If any new members out there are related, please contact me. It is > believed > > that Lizzie's parents were Henry Lee Beaty (father William C. Beaty of > > Charlotte, NC) and Margaret Smith Beaty of Mecklenbury County, NC. > > > > Many thanks and HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO EVERYONE! > > > > Judi Shuman Currington > > rikkitikki@aol.com > > > > ----------------- > > Forwarded Message: > > Subj: [BP2000] Lineage 196 > > Date: 12/21/03 9:34:55 AM Eastern Standard Time > > From: c.beatty@earthlink.net > > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > > Sent from the Internet (Details) > > > > > > Is there a researcher from L196 out there somewhere? The e-mail address > > listed on the lineages page doesn't work. > > > > Curt Beatty, L112 > > > > > > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > > Visit the BP2000 Web Page > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Recommend a cousin ! Send name and email to: > Mike Allen, Executive Director <naturalsoft@earthlink.net> > Rob Beatty, Membership Director <emtech@ic.net> > Ray Beaty, founder, BP2000 <RCBDJR@AOL.COM>

Come to think of it, my e-mail address is also incorrect on the lineage summaries page. Should be c.beatty@earthlink.net Maybe all who have changed ISPs in the past couple of years should take a look... http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/summaries1.htm Curt Beatty, L112 ----- Original Message ----- From: <rikkitikki@aol.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, December 21, 2003 8:07 PM Subject: [BP2000] EMAIL CORRECTION > Seeing the question on who might be related to Lineage 196 and that their > email address given was incorrect, I looked up to see if my email address had > been corrected and it has not. My email address has changed from > tara13@gateway.net to 'rikkitikki@aol.com". > > I am of lineage 1021 and here is a small summary of my family: > > Margaret Elizabeth "Lizzie" Beaty who married Charles Augustus Shuman in > Mecklenburg County, NC and to this union 12 children where born. > James Earnest (died at 18 months) > Flora Marie "Minnie" Shuman (married a Bowen) > Jim Bow Shuman > Labe Shuman > Katherine Shuman (Married a Helms) > Annie Mae Shuman (married a Trull) > John Isaac Shuman > Archie Albert Shuman > Mary Jane Shuman (Married a Helms) > Loma Lee Shuman (Married a Griffin) > Gertrude Alberta Shuman > Lee Washington Shuman > > These are not in the order of birth but does list all the children. > > Also, if Mike of someone would correct the error that Minnie Bowen did not > have eleven children as I have not sent this information in as yet and that Lee > Shuman was not of the third generation but the second as indicated above and > I, Judi Shuman should be listed as generation #3 not as #4. > > If any new members out there are related, please contact me. It is believed > that Lizzie's parents were Henry Lee Beaty (father William C. Beaty of > Charlotte, NC) and Margaret Smith Beaty of Mecklenbury County, NC. > > Many thanks and HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO EVERYONE! > > Judi Shuman Currington > rikkitikki@aol.com > > ----------------- > Forwarded Message: > Subj: [BP2000] Lineage 196 > Date: 12/21/03 9:34:55 AM Eastern Standard Time > From: c.beatty@earthlink.net > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Sent from the Internet (Details) > > > Is there a researcher from L196 out there somewhere? The e-mail address > listed on the lineages page doesn't work. > > Curt Beatty, L112 > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web Page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > >

Seeing the question on who might be related to Lineage 196 and that their email address given was incorrect, I looked up to see if my email address had been corrected and it has not. My email address has changed from tara13@gateway.net to 'rikkitikki@aol.com". I am of lineage 1021 and here is a small summary of my family: Margaret Elizabeth "Lizzie" Beaty who married Charles Augustus Shuman in Mecklenburg County, NC and to this union 12 children where born. James Earnest (died at 18 months) Flora Marie "Minnie" Shuman (married a Bowen) Jim Bow Shuman Labe Shuman Katherine Shuman (Married a Helms) Annie Mae Shuman (married a Trull) John Isaac Shuman Archie Albert Shuman Mary Jane Shuman (Married a Helms) Loma Lee Shuman (Married a Griffin) Gertrude Alberta Shuman Lee Washington Shuman These are not in the order of birth but does list all the children. Also, if Mike of someone would correct the error that Minnie Bowen did not have eleven children as I have not sent this information in as yet and that Lee Shuman was not of the third generation but the second as indicated above and I, Judi Shuman should be listed as generation #3 not as #4. If any new members out there are related, please contact me. It is believed that Lizzie's parents were Henry Lee Beaty (father William C. Beaty of Charlotte, NC) and Margaret Smith Beaty of Mecklenbury County, NC. Many thanks and HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO EVERYONE! Judi Shuman Currington rikkitikki@aol.com ----------------- Forwarded Message: Subj: [BP2000] Lineage 196 Date: 12/21/03 9:34:55 AM Eastern Standard Time From: c.beatty@earthlink.net To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Sent from the Internet (Details) Is there a researcher from L196 out there somewhere? The e-mail address listed on the lineages page doesn't work. Curt Beatty, L112

Hi, Found this while surfing for Gilpin Baty, Rev. Richard, born at Arthuret, was rector of Kirk-Andrews, and instrumental in promoting the schools there. He published the following works: Seasonable Advice to a Careless World, Prayers for Private Families, Clergyman's Companion for visiting the Sick, &c. Died 1758. (J) Beattie, John, born at Bewcastle in 1844, was elected mayor of Newcastle in 1900, following a career as a draper. See, Bewcastle, 1901.Bell, George, another of the Penrith worthies, published a small volume of poems in 1835. (B) both found at: http://www.stevebulman.f9.co.uk/cumbria/frames_home.html ~~~~~~~~~` Beatys Illustrated Guide To Carlisle, 1905, and re-printed as a facsimile edition by "Bookcase" in 1999. found at: http://www.stevebulman.f9.co.uk/cumbria/biblio.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Get dial-up Internet access now with our best offer: 6 months @$9.95/month! http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup

Is there a researcher from L196 out there somewhere? The e-mail address listed on the lineages page doesn't work. Curt Beatty, L112

I was able to find the file of the last pension payment at the National Archives. Unfortunately it doesn't clear things up much but here it is: Fayette County, SS, BE IT KNOWN, That before me, a justice of the peace, in the county aforesaid, personally appeared John Beatty and made oath, that he is the identical person named in an original certificate in his possession, of which the following is a copy: War Department, Invalid Pension I certify, that in conformity with the Law of the United States of the 24 April 1816 Jno Beatty late a private of Captain Walkings company in the 2nd Regiment Ten. Vol. Militia in service US is inscribed on the Pension List Roll of the Kentucky at the rate of 8 (?) dollars --cents per month, to commence on the 3 day of July 1818. Given at the War Office of the United States this 12 day of April 1820 J. C. Calhoun Secy of War That he is entitled to a pension of 8 (?) Dollars per month, on account of being wounded in the service of the United States during the Seminole War; that he served in captain Walkings company of Mounted men in 2nd regiment, at the time he was wounded, that he now resides in Montgomery and has resided there for a space of 8 [crossed out ?/2] year off and on past; and that previous thereto he resided in Garrard Sworn and subscribed this 14 day of April 1823 before me, O Keen Clk John Beatty X His Mark Also included Office of Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the United States, Lexington, 14 April 1823, received of James Harper, Cashier, Forty Eight Dollars, being for 6 months Pension, due me from the 5 day of Sept. 1822 to the 4 day of March 1823, for which I have signed duplicate receipts Jno Beatty X His Mark test Isaac Bill [unfortunately a date of death is not given and I actually found a record of a John Beatty receiving Pensions into the 1830s in KY also the record of a Daniel Beatty receiving pensions at the same time. This may be a different John Beatty...] Laurel Baty, L252 Laurel Baty wrote: > I have transcribed this entire file. It is a very interesting and > confusing file. There is no deposition from the soldier. He is > examined by two doctors in White County TN (Home of L252!) but it is not > stated where he resides. He is placed on the pension rolls of KY but it > is never stated that he resides there. Two letters written to Mrs. > Emmet Morris in 1839 give his place of residence as Fayette Co., Ky but > I do not find evidence of this in the file except for several letters > from Daniel McPayne of Lexington (Fayette Co) who seems to be using > political influence to help obtain the pension. In one letter Mr. Payne > states "This man has walked four hundred miles to get proof of his > Discharge." Quite a distance for one who is by all accounts 100% > disabled. I am going to see if I can find any records of the last > pension payment. The letters to Mrs. Morris contain references to > Francis Beatty of NC (L20?) and other Beattys. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > File Card > Seminole War File No. 6628 > John Beatty > Private Regular Volunteers > Act April 24th 1816 > > Document > Columbia, 30th June 1818 > This is to certify that John Beatty a private in my Company of the 2nd > Regiment of Tennessee volunteer Mounted Gun Men has served a tour of > five months as a volunteer on an expedition against the Seminole > Indians. He carries with him the thanks & gratitude of his Commanding > officer and merits the approbation of his Country, and is hereby > honorably discharged. > Columbia, Tenn., June 30th 1818 > Isaac Watkins, Capt. > > I do hereby certify that Capt. Isaac Watkins command a company in my > Regiment of Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gun men and that due faith and > credit are and ought to be given to his official acts as such. > William Philips Lieut. Col > 2nd R. T. V. M. Gun Men > > State of Tennessee > Davidson County > This day personally appeared before me Josiah Horton a Justice of the > Peace of said State & County, Isaac Watkins, late a Captain in the > Second Regiment of Tennessee Mounted Gun Men Commanded by Col. Thomas > Williamson and made oath that the facts stated in the above discharge > are true and that the same was granted by him as captain and in the > discharge of his official duty as such and which said discharge is dated > Columbia June 30th 1818. > Given under my hand and seal this 15th day of January 1820 > Isaac Watkins > J. Horton Justice of the Peace for the County of Davidson > > State of Tennessee Davidson County > I Nathan Ewing Clerk of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for said > County do hereby Certify to whom it may concern that Josiah Horton > Esquire whose name is signed to the within Certificate was at the time > his name appears to have been signed to the same one of the acting > Justices of the Peace in and for said County and of said Court duly > Commissioned and qualified as such full faith and Credit is and ought to > be given to his official Acts in Courts of Justice and thereout. > In testimony where of I have hereunto set my hand & Affixed the seal of > said Court at Office in Nashville the 15th day of January 1820 & 44th > year of American Independence. > Nathan Ewing > Official Seal > > Document > “Discharge of John Beaty” > As the date of the last payment cannot be obtained from the ? auditors > office it will be necessary to have this Discharge legally > authenticated, by the affidavit of the Officers, taken before an Officer > or Officers duly qualified to administer oaths. The official character > & signature to be certified by the Clerk of the County in which such > Officer or Officers officiate. The seal of Office to be annexed to the > certificate of the Clerk. > War Dept. > Pension Office > Dec. 11, 1819 > > Official Discharge slip with Eagle emblem > This is to certify that John Beatty private in Capt. Isaac Watkins > company of T. V. M. G. M. has served a tour of five months as a > Volunteer, on an expedition against the Seminole Indians; he carries > with him the thanks & gratitude of his commanding officer and merits the > applause of his country, and is hereby honorably discharged. > Columbia, June 30th 1818 > Thomas Williamson, Col > 2d R. T. V. M. G. Men > > Attached to this a note: > I hereby certify that John Beaty, late a private of the 2d Reg. > Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gunmen, Capn. Isaac Watkins Comp. Was paid > by me to include the 2d July 1818. > At Nashville Tennessee this 13th Jany. 1820 > On Honor, > G. Nicholas > Battn, P. Mr. > N. S. I spell the name as it is on the Rolls but perceiving it spelled > Beatty, by others, presume it may be useful to state, that all mean the > same man. > > Document > State of Tennessee > Davidson County > This day personally appeared before me J. P. T. Elliston one of the > acting Justices of the peace for said County Isaac Watkins late a > Captain of the 2nd Regiment of Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gun Men in > the Seminole War first being duly sworn according to law deposeth and > saith that when on the march from Tennessee to join the main army, at > the Creek Agency there was an order given from the Commanding General to > take a boat down the Chatahauchey River, loaded with corn, upon which > volunteers were solicited to turn out to perform the service – that said > John Beatty a private in my company turned out to go with the boat to > Fort Gaines – that during his absence in that tour he received a gun > shot wound while acting in the line of his duty as this deponent is > informed and believes, and that said John Beatty was regularly mustered > out of service and paid in the town of Nashville and State of Tennessee > by Carey Nicholas Paymaster of the United States army. > Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 19th August 1819 > Isaac Watkins > J. Elliston, Justice of the Peace > > State of Tennessee, Davidson County > Nathan Ewing, Clerk of the Court of Pleas and quarter Sessions for said > County do hereby certify to whom it may concern that Joseph Elliston > Esquire whose name is Signed to the within Certificate was at the time > his name appears to have been signed to the same one of the acting > Justices of the Peace and for said County and of said Court duly > Commissioned and Qualified as such full faith and Credit is and ought > to be given to his Official acts in Court of Justice and thereout. > In testimony where of I Have hereunto set my hand and Affixed the seal > of said Court at Office in Nashville this 19th day of August in the year > of our Lord 1819 & 44 year of American Independence. > Nathan Ewing > Official Seal > > Letter—very difficult handwriting. > Address: Col Rch M. Johnson > Washington City > Lexington January 28th 1820 > > Dear Sir, > I here send the Proof & papers of Mr. John Beatty who applies for a > Pension as a Soldier wounded in the “Seminole War” He applies to be > placed on the Pension List for the District of Kentucky. He now ? proof > of his Discharge & when last paid when wounded the paper of Disability. > I will thank you to get & send me his Certificate of Pension upon my > word. This man has walked four hundred miles to get proof of his > Discharge & when last paid when the Govt ought to have furnished this > proof. He has been put to a great deal of trouble. I hope you are > well. The report on the Yellow Stone Expedition as it is called has > been of great ? to you ? ? James & yourself. It has Stopped the mouths > of your ? enemies I have no doubt. But it will ? general Tates (?) > faction in the western Country. With Excess regard & Esteem your > Friend &c > Daniel Mc Payne > > To the Hnble > J. Calhoun or ? L. Edwards > War Department > Washington City > > Mr. John Beatty papers for an Invalid Pension wounded 26th April 1818 > Total disability proof Complete –D McP > This letter is respectfully returned with the papers to be sent back to > the war Department > > In Office Nov 5th 1819 > > Dear Sir, > I here enclose the papers & proof of Mr. John Beatty who applies for > pension as an Invalid by the certificate of Capt Passon it will be > appear in proof Mr. John Beatty was wounded 26th day of April 1818 from > which time I hope his pension will commence. I think his papers & proof > are more complete than any was saw before – > I will thank you to send me his certificate of Pension. > I am very respectfully your > Friend ? ? > Daniel Mc Payne > > State of Tennessee > White County > This day personally appeared before us Thos Whaley and James Davis two > of the acting Justices of the peace in and for the county aforesaid > Thomas Passons (?) to us known late a Lieutenant in Capt James Rogers > Company of Tennessee Mounted Gun men on an expedition against the > Seminole Indians in the year 1818. And senior officer in command at > Hartford State of Georgia, of a detachment planed under the his command > destined to Fort Hawkins and there by a line of Military posts to Fort > Gadson who being first sworn in our form of law saith that while in the > line of march and passing through the enemies country in East-Florida > the detachment aforesaid was joined by John Beatty a private in Capt > Isaac Watkins Company and at a time too when it was deemed highly > perilous and that said John Beatty received a wound from a gun > discharged by a soldier under the command of this affiant in the > detachment aforesaid under the impression that the said Beatty was an > Indian that the ball penetrated near his naval and on the right side of > the same ranging towards his back bone or spine, that it rendered the > said John unfit and unable to perform his duty, that he received said > wound on or about the 25th or 26th day of April in the year 1818 while > in the service aforesaid and while in the line of his duty. > Thos Passons (could also be Sassons?) > Late a Lieut in Capt James Rodgers company of T. V. G. M. 1st Reg’t > Sworn to and subscribed before me this 31st day of Aug 1819 > Thos Whaley seal > James Davis Seal > Two acting Justices of the Peace. > > State of Tennessee > White County > I Jacob Adam clerk of the Court of pleas and quarter Session in and for > the County of White aforesaid Do hereby certify that Thomas Whaley and > James Davis Esquires whose names are subscribed as Justices of the peace > to the above attestation are now and were at the time of subscribing > their names thereto as such two of the acting Justices of the peace in > and for said county duly commissioned and qualified ? ? and that full > faith and credit is and should be given to all their official > attestations as such. – > Iin testimony whereof I have here unto subscribed my name and affixed > the seal of said County Court at Office this 31st day of July A. D. 1819 > and of the Independence of the United States the forty fourth. > Jacob Adam Clk > > State of Tennessee > White County > This day personally appeared before us Thomas Whaley and William C. > Britain two of the acting Justices of the peace for said County. Doctor > John Knight Farmer professor of Medicine and Surgery to us known. And > after being sworn in due form saith that he was requested by John Beatty > to examine a wound which the said John Beatty received in the late War > between the United States and the Seminole Indians, which wound is on > the right side of the navel and near the same –and after a carefull > examination is of the opinion that the Ball that produced said wound > proceeded in the direction towards the muscles of the lower part of the > Dorsal Vertebra, and Lodging near the Outward part of the spine and he > is further of opinion that the said John Beatty is wholey totally > disabled from procuring his subsistence by manual labor.--- > Jno. K. Farmer M. D. Seal > Sworn to & subscribed by us 9th Augt 1819 > Thos Whaley Seal > William C. Britain Seal > Two Justices of the Peace > > State of Tennessee > White County > > This day personally appeared before us Thomas Whaley and William C. > Britain two of the acting Justices of the peace for said County Doctor > Wm. E. Throckmorton professor of Medicine and Surgery to us known and > after being sworn in due form saith that he was requested by Jno Beatty > to examine a wound which the said Jno Beatty received in the late war > between the United States and the Seminole Indians, which wound was is > on the right side of the naval and near the same – and after a carefull > examination is of the opinion that the Ball that produced said wound > proceeded in a direction towards the muscles of the lower part of the > Dorsal vertebra and lodging near the outward part of the spine and he is > further of opinion that the said Jno Betty is wholly incapable of > performing military service and totally disabled from procuring his > subsistence by manual labor. > Wm. E. Throckmorton, MD, Seal > Sworn & subscribed to before us 7th Augt 1819 > Thos Whaley > Wm C. Britain > > State of Tennessee > White County > I Jacob Adam clerk of the Court of pleas and quarter Session in and for > the County of White aforesaid Do hereby certify that Thomas Whaley and > William C. Britain Esquires whose names are subscribed as Justices of > the peace to the foregoing certificates are now and were at the time of > subscribing their names thereto as such, two of the acting Justices of > the peace in and for said county duly commissioned and qualified to act > as such and that full faith and credit is due and should be given to all > their official attestations as such. – > In testimony whereof I have here unto subscribed my name and affixed the > seal of said County Court at Office this 10th day of August A. D. 1819 > and of the Independence of the United States the forty fourth. > > Jacob Adam, Clk > > Jacket Envelope (writing in many different hands) > John Beatty > Pvt. Capt. Watkins Co. > 2nd Regt Tennessee Volunteer Mounted Gunmen Com’d by Lt. Col Wm Phillips > > Rec’d 20th Nov. 1819 > Carey Nicholas Pay M. > Will the 3rd Auditor of the Treasury Department be pleased to certify to > what time the above named John Beatty was last paid as belonging to the > service of the United States > War Department > Pension Office > Dec 2nd 1819 > Adm > Paymaster Carey Nicholas account have not yet been received in the > office of the 3rd Audito > 4th Dec 1819 > Suspended to have the Discharge properly authenticated (as will be seen > from the endorsement made on the same, herewith enclosed) as the 3rd > auditor cannot certify to the time to which this claimant was last paid > War Department > Pension Office > Dec. 11, 1819 > To be considered in the service U. S. > Hon. J. C. Calhoun, Secr of War decided on the April 1820 that this came > within the provisions of act of the 24 April 1816 > > Jacket envelope: > Kentucky > 578 > John Beatty, Private > Capt Watkins Company of the 2nd Regt Tennessee Volunteer Militia comd by > Col. Philips > > Ratio of disability –Total > Date of Discharge –2 July 1818 > Inscribed on the roll of Kentucky > At 8 dollars per month, to commence on the 3 of July, 1818 > Certificate of pension issued the 12th of April 1820 > And sent to Hon. R. M. Johnson Senate U. States > Arrears to 4th Mar 1820 – 20/ 31 mos --$160.51 > Semi –anl all’ce ending 4 Sept 1820 $48.00 > $208.51 > (act 24th April 1816) > > July 18, 1938 > > Mrs. Emmet Morris > 1723 Center Street > Little Rock, Arkansas > > Dear Madam: > Reference is made to your letter in which you request the records of > John Beatty who served as private in the Tennessee Volunteers and was > pensioned April 12, 1820, in Fayette County, Kentucky, Kentucky; of a > Colonel Thomas Beatty of Tyron County, North Carolina, who had sons > Abel, Thomas and John; Colonel Thomas Beatty of Rowan County, North > Carolina, who might have been the son of Francis Beatty in North > Carolina who died in 1773; you state that the Colonel Thomas Beatty in > whom you are interested might have a son David, who served for him under > Captain Dixon; also the record of Buckner Duke who served in the > Revolutionary War from North Carolina. > The Revolutionary War Records of this office have been searched > carefully and no claim for pension found based upon service in that war > of a Thomas Beatty or Beaty who served as a colonel, nor any claim found > for a soldier Buckner Duke. Such claims are the source of data > furnished by this office in regard to soldiers of the Revolutionary > War. The record has been found however, of a David Beatty of North > Carolina who served in the Revolution as a substitute for his father, > Thomas. His record, and that of John Beatty who served in the Seminole > Indian War, are furnished you herewith. > U Information in regard to the military service of Thomas Beatty and > Buckner Duke might be obtained from the Adjutant General, War > Department, this city. > > Very Truly Yours, > A. D. Hiller > Executive Assistant > to the Administrator > > July 18, 1938 > > Mrs. Emmet Morris > 1723 Center Street > Little Rock, Arkansas > > Dear Madam: > > The data which follow in regard to John Beatty were obtained from the > papers in pension claim O. W. I. File, 6628, based upon service and upon > disability incurred during that service in the Seminole Indian War. > > The date and place of birth and names of the parents of John Beatty are > not shown. > > John Beatty volunteered, date and place not stated, served a tour of > five months as private in Captain Isaac Watkins’ company, Lieutenant > Colonel William Philips’ 2” Tennessee Regiment of Volunteers, against > the Seminole Indians in 1818, and while serving in line of duty was > mistaken for an Indian and wounded by a shot April 26, 1818, and was > discharged June 30, 1818, at Columbia, Tennessee. > > On account of disability resulting from the above-noted wound, John > Beatty was pensioned from July 3, 1818 while residing in Fayette County, > Kentucky, and his name was placed on the pension roll of that state. > > It is not shown whether the soldier was ever married. > > In order to obtain date of last payment of pension, the name and address > of the person paid and possibly the date of death of John Beatty, you > should write to the Comptroller General Accounting Office, records > division, this city, and cite the following data: John Beatty, > certificate #578, issued April 12, 1820, rate $8 per month, commenced > July 3, 1818, Act April 24, 1816, Kentucky Agency. > > Very Truly Yours, > > A. D. Hiller > Executive Assistant > to the Administrator > > ==== 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.

>From "South Carolina Naturalizations 1783 -1850" compiled by Brent H. Holcomb, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc, Baltimore, 1985: Page 103 -- State Records, Miscellaneous records V-3, 401: SC, York County. At an intermediate Court 8 May 1798, Jonathan Beatty took the oath to qualify as a citizen. Page 163 -- Chester County, Volume A page 66 --Petition of Jonathan Beatty, born in Ireland, emigrated from Ireland in the year 1796...November 4th 1807. Page 171 -- Chester County, Volume B page 24 --Petition of James Beaty, an alien of Ireland, arrived in Charleston, December 1823 ....gave notice 28th October 1824...23rd October 1832 Page 180 --Fairfield county Petition of James Beaty, born Ireland ...14 April 1807. page 184 -- Fairfield County Robert Beaty, born County of Antrim, Parish of Killead, Ireland, aged 26...1 December 1818 Page 195 --Lancaster County Beaty, John --number 8 (original entry has not been found) Page 222 --York county pp154 - 155: Petition of Willliam Beatty, a native of Ireland, resident in the US between 18 June 1798 and 14 April 1802...(October term 1808) Laurel Baty, L252

>From "Early Waco Obituaries and Various Related Items 1874 - 1908" compiled and edited by John M. Usery published by Central TX Genealogical society, Waco, TX, 1979: page 64 --Waco Daily Examiner, 1888 Wed., Sept. 3 (1-6): Mr. D. C. Beatty, age about 50, died at his residence on Elm street in East Waco today. Funeral today; burial in east Waco. Page 95 -- The Day, 1887 Sat., Jan. 8 (4-3): Mr. Wilson Bird died at the residence of his son-in-law, Adolpheus Beatty, 7 miles from Waco, yesterday. Burial at White Rock Cemetery today. Came to McLennan county in 1852. Was age 84. page 108 --Waco Daily Examiner, 1888 Tue., Feb. 7 (3-2): William B. Beattie died Sunday at his apartment, and was buried at First Street cemetery yesterday, with Rev. Horave Bishop of the 5th Street Methodist Church officiating. An expert draughtsman with Larmour & Herbert. Was born at St. Louis, where his father resides. page 300 --Waco Times Herald, 1901 Sun., Apr. 7 (15-5): Mrs. Mary I. Beatty died Friday six miles east of Waco on the Corsicana road, of old age. Was 82. Wife of John Beatty, who died about 5 years ago. Married in this county 35 or 40 years. Four children left: Charles B. and Eugene Beatty; Mrs. L. B. Robertson, and Mrs. Mary B. Goodman. Grandson in Waco: Oscar Robinson. Two children deceased: Jennings and Adolphus. Funeral yesterday from the residence. Burial at Oakwood beside husband. Page 312 --Waco Times Herald, 1901 Thu., Nov. 21 (4-5): Miss Brownie Beatty, sister of Mr. M. D. Watson, died in her room at the McClelland Hotel yesterday, age 19. Funeral yesterday from the hotel. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Page 385 -- Waco Times - Herald, 1905 Mon. Aug. 28 (5-4): Roland Clarke of Bremond yesterday jumped into a well and was killed, at the home of his cousin, Charles Beatty, three miles east of the city. Age about 45. Family in Bremond. The well was 60 feet deep. Ship the remains to Bremond. Page 409 --Waco Times -Herald, 1906 Tue., Dec. 18 (2 -4): Mrs. J. L. Beatty died yesterday at Calvert. The remains were sent to Waco today. Funeral from the railroad station. A former resident of Waco. daughter, Mrs. M. D. Watson of St. Louis; also Miss Alice Beatty. Page 410 --Waco Times-Herald, 1906 Wed., Dec. 19 (8-4): Funeral of Mrs. J. C. Beatty, who died at Calvert Monday night, was yesterday from the Cotton Belt depot by Rev. C. R. Wright. Page 424 --Waco Times Herald, 1907 Tue., July 30 (8-4): Funeral of J. B. Beatty was yesterday from the residence of Judge John C. West. Burial at Oakwood cemetery. Born Ballynure, Antrim Co., Ireland, Jan. 26, 1854. Married Miss Mary West of Waco, daughter of Judge John C. West. Laurel Baty, L252

>From "Obituaries From Tyler Newspapers Smith County, Texas 1905-1915" compiled by Lorene West Conaway and Ruby Renfro Neilson, published by the East TX Genealogical Society, Tyler TX, 1988: Page 9--Beatty, Mrs. F. E. Died July 28, 1905, at age 70. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by a son, Bob Beatty. She was the sister of E. L. Clay, once a prominent citizen of Tyler. Daily Courier, July 29, 1905. Page 163 -- Beaty, Robert Died Feb. 7, 1913 after a short illness. Age about 40. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. He was never married, and had no immediate relatives. His mother was a sister of the late E. L. Clay. He was a well known painter. Tyler Daily Courier Times, Feb. 10, 1913. page 226 -- Baty, Mrs. W. H. Died Oct. 23, 1915 at the home of her brother, W. C. Ellison, after an illness of several months. Burial in Kendrick Cemetery, 5 miles south of Tyler. Tyler Daily Courier Times, Oct. 26, 1915, p. 4. "Card of Thanks"; "Our beloved mother, daughter and sister. Horace & Finis Baty. W. C. Ellison and family." Tyler Weekly Courier Times, Oct. 29, 1915, p. 5. Laurel Baty, L252

James and Rhoda are our Lineage 196.... Descendants of James Beatty 196 1 James Beatty 196 b: July 17, 1767 in VA d: September 26, 1826 in KY - Shelby .. +Rhody/Rhoda Mount b: July 29, 1780 in VA - Fauquier m: February 17, 1798 in KY - Shelby d: January 19, 1851 in KY - Shelby . 2 America Margaret Beatty ..... +William Swindler b: Abt. 1815 in KY -Shelby . 2 Calforney (Alfurna) Beatty ..... +Nathanial Crosby b: Bef. 1812 m: November 22, 1832 in KY - Shelby Co . 2 Caroline Beatty . 2 James Wright Beatty . 2 William Beatty b: Bet. 1800 - 1810 ..... +Sarah Crosby m: December 18, 1821 in KY - Shelby Co Father: George*** Crosby . 2 Thomas Beatty b: Bef. 1808 ..... +Miriam Rice m: January 31, 1828 in KY - Shelby Co . 2 Lewis Beatty b: Abt. 1802 in VA d: Aft. 1880 ..... +Elizabeth Fulenwider m: March 13, 1829 in KY - Shelby Co d: Bef. 1860 . 2 Harriett Beatty b: November 01, 1809 in KY d: March 02, 1879 in IN ..... +Clayton Swindler b: May 02, 1800 in VA m: March 08, 1827 in KY - Shelby - Shelbyville d: October 02, 1850 in IN - Montgomery . 2 George W. Beatty b: Abt. 1818 d: Aft. 1880 . 2 Atwell Beatty b: Abt. 1826 in KY - Shelby Co d: Aft. 1880

Does anyone know if this James Beatty belongs to an existing BP2000 lineage? Curt Beatty, L112 ----- Original Message ----- From: "joe patterson" <jpatter@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 20, 2003 2:58 PM Subject: [BP2000] VA/KY Beatty?? > from another mail list. Rhoda likely born in Hunterdon Co NJ as her 11 > siblings were. > > Not known where Rhoda Mount and James Beatty were married. Rhoda's > siblings mostly married in VA and KY so more likely James Beatty in one > of those areas. > > ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ > > 12 F: Rhoda Mount, F > > Birth: 29 Jul 1780 > > Death: 19 Jan 1851 Shelby Co., KY > > Spouse: James Beatty, M > > Marriage: 17 Feb 1798

FHL 2,073,684 Index of Marriage Licenses, Los Angeles County, CA Bride Index Beaty, Thelma E & William Edwards on 1 July 1924 BK 539 p123 Beatty, Leona & Henry Heradon on 3 Aug 1924 BK 547 p19 Beatty, Ellen A & Frank Gaby on 2 Jan 1925 BK 574 p207 Beatty, Minnie N & William J. Taube on 16 Jun 1925 BK 601 p191 Beaty, Edith & Laurence M. Wilcox on 17 Jun 1925 BK 602 p57 Beatley, Alfrida L. & Harry A. Crosby on 6 Jul 1925 BK 607 p43 Beatty, Mary Ruth & Adolph J. Mende on 24 Jul 1925 BK 610 p218 Beatie, Lyle & Harold F. Powell on 24 Aug 1925 BK 616 p67 Beatty, Minnie E. & Joseph Leavitt on 24 Sep 1925 BK622 p63 Beatty, Ethel M & Wilbur W. Estelle on 16 Nov 1925 BK 631 p80 Beatty, Eda M. & Henry E. Springmeyst on 21 Dec 1925 BK 636 p182? Mary Rowlands L-3

from another mail list. Rhoda likely born in Hunterdon Co NJ as her 11 siblings were. Not known where Rhoda Mount and James Beatty were married. Rhoda's siblings mostly married in VA and KY so more likely James Beatty in one of those areas. ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ 12 F: Rhoda Mount, F Birth: 29 Jul 1780 Death: 19 Jan 1851 Shelby Co., KY Spouse: James Beatty, M Marriage: 17 Feb 1798 -- joe

I for one would like to thank you Laurel Baty, that is a very nice gift to offer someone. I personally have found the test very easy. So I have just ordered my own 25 marker upgraded to 37 markers. I think it would be great if at least one or more of each line was to have a test done. I for quite sometime had a fear of the test. Then decided who in the world would ever want to clone a gumpy old man. (smile) I have been looking thru the records of Iceland and find that there is a great possiblity that my common ancester could will have been in many of the stories they have recorded. Thank all of you that have submitted to the project. Bill R. Beaty L-247

In June of 1895 Mary Beatty applied for a Widow's Pension stating her husband, Harvey Beatty had served in the "Florida War" in 1838. She states that Harvey was born in Tennessee and lived in Carroll County, Missouri all his life. They were married on March 2, 1854 at the residence of and by Rev James M. Goodson, a Baptist Minister and her name was Mary Sproul. Harvey had been previously married to Eliza Campbell who died July 6, 1853. Harvey died on the 8th of Feb. 1878 in Carroll County, Missouri and she did not remarry. Her husband was issued a land warrant (#17618). Harvey Beattie was a private in Capt. Sconce's Company of the 1st Regiment of Missouri Mounted Volunteers. He enlisted Sept. 28, 1837 and was discharged March 18, 1838. James H. Minnis states in 1895: "Harvey Beatty lived on his farm in the same place he died from 1850 to his death. He was never known by any Sir name than Beatty, he may have spelt his name Beaty...." William B. Templeman states in 1895: "Eliza Beatty first wife of Harvey Beatty died I don't know exactly how long before he married his second wife. I know she was dead before he remarried I lived with my father about one half mile from Harvey Beatty. I also helped to remove the body of Mrs. Eliza Beatty from where she was buried first to another grave yard after that..." J. C. Cooper states that Harvey Beatty died Feb. 4, 1877. He states he was the attending physician in the last illness of Harvey Beatty William C. Sproul states in 1898 that "I have lived within 5 or 6 miles of the family all of the time...". Several other neighbors give affidavits concerning the marriage of the couple and the death of Harvey and his first wife. Mary Beatty died on October 22, 1914 and Letters of Administration from the State of Colorado, County of Otero naming John C. Vroman administrator of her estate are in the file. This file is 35 pages long. 1870, Carroll Co, Wakenda twp, MO, p766 Beaty, Harvy 55, m, w TN, Farmer, $8000, $1950 Beaty, Mary J. 42, f, w KY John W. 22 MO Alvin 20 MO Eliza J. 16 MO Myram 14 f MO Martha 12 MO Sarah 10 Mo Emaline 8 Iowa Robert L. 6 MO Harriet 18 f B MO Laurel Baty, L252

In 1887 Adam Beaty lives in Alpine, San Diego County, California and applies for a pension for his Mexican War service. He states that he was born at Fort Gibson, Arkansas on Feb. 17, 1821. He enlisted at Ellis County, TX in May 1845 and was discharged at Monterey in October of 1845. He resided in Ellis County, TX until 1869 and since then in San Diego County, CA. He served as a private in Captain Chandler's Company of the 1st Texas Mounted Volunteers. There is a list of property owned in San Diego, CA in 1893--they owned about 160 acres known as a "Bee Ranch". Adam died May 1, 1903 and his widow Caroline A. Beaty applied for a pension. She states that she was married to Adam on Sept. 24, 1863 at Milford, Ellis Co. Texas, by Valentine Sevier, J. P. (a certified copy of the marriage record is in this file). Her name before marriage was Caroline Cureton. Her maiden name was Johnson. She married Thos Cureton who was killed in the "Cotton Plant" fight on the 7th of July 1862. Her first husband's Captain was J. C. Brown Co E Parsons Regiment 12th Texas Cavalry. She was born Dec. 29, 1837. There is a letter from E. Beaty, Lusk(?) Throckmorton County, Texas, written in 1904, in which he states "Adam Beaty was my brother..Adam Beaty and Caroline Cureton was married in the County of Ellis State of Texas and lived on my farm in Ellis county, Texas." Caroline was dropped from the Pension rolls because of her death, Dec. 28, 1911. This file is 71 pages long. There is an Ewing Beaty living in 1900, 3 precinct, Throckmorton Co., TX: Ewing Beaty w, m, Feb. 1838, 62, m 31 years, born TX, MO, MO wife Cassie A. w, f, Oct. 1846, 53, m 31 years, 13 children 10 living, TX, MO, TN Annie 27 Feb. 1873 Catherine 25, Aug. 1874 Ewing L. 24 Nov. 1875 Nora 22, Apr. 1878 Cora 22 Apr. 1878 Adam N. 17 Dec 1882 Alex 17 Dec 1882 Callie 16 May 1886 Johnson, Charles B., brother-in-law, w, m, Jan. 1841, 59, wd, married 25 years. In 1870, CA, San Diego, Julian Dist. p. 473 A: Adam Beatty 52, m, carpenter born in Ark. wife Caroline, 3, born in Ill. Laurel Baty

This Joseph Beatty is L112 Curt Beatty, L112 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurel.baty@verizon.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 9:40 AM Subject: [BP2000] Joseph Beatty, KY Rev War > In looking at microfilm of Pension Ledger books for the last pension > payment of John Beatty (Seminole War) I found the record of Joseph > Beatty of KY --the ledger shows his date of death as Sept 8, 1829. If > anyone is interested in this man I may be able to obtain the record of > the last pension Payment at the Archives--these sometimes show the next > of kin who received the last payment. Let me know if anyone is > interested (this pension is posted at: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/rev_war_joseph_beatty.htm) > > I do not know Joseph's lineage. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Recommend a cousin ! Send name and email to: > Mike Allen, Executive Director <naturalsoft@earthlink.net> > Rob Beatty, Membership Director <emtech@ic.net> > Ray Beaty, founder, BP2000 <RCBDJR@AOL.COM> > >

In 1888 Addison Beaty, living in San Lucas, Monterey county, CA, stated on his pension application that he was 62 years old and born the 10th of Dec. 1825 in Monticello, Wayne Co., KY. He was a Corpl. in company H commanded by Captain John G. Lair in the 4th regiment of KY Vols. commanded by Col Jno. S. Williams in the War with Mexico. He enlisted at Louisville, Ky in October 1847 and was discharged at Louisville, KY in July 1848. Since his discharge he lived in Wayne County, KY till 1850, since that time in California. He married Climena Foster at Stockton, CA Oct. 31, 1854 and she died Feb. 23, 1856. The name of his present wife is Rosetta J. Beatty. In Dec. 1898 Addison Beaty is a resident of the Soldier's Home in Los Angeles, CA. In 1899 he states that he is a widower and he has no children. He gives his wife's name as Rosina Darling, and states that they were married 14 years ago in Salinas, CA. He gives his first wife's name as Trimena Foster and states he had no children by either wife. He states he suffered mumps in Mexico City and as a result is disabled. There is a lot of medical testimony relating to his disability. His pension was stopped at his death Nov. 22, 1903. This file is 48 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

I have my first volunteer! A kind member of L79 has agreed to participate. Thank you! Laurel Baty, L252 Laurel Baty wrote: > That is a scraping of the cheek--oops! > Laurel > > Laurel Baty wrote: > > > I thought I would add that to participate in the BP2000 DNA test you must be > > male and your father must have been a Beaty male--there is a great > > discussion of the test at: > > http://www.beattydna.org/Why.html > > > > I thought I would also add that the test is sent to your home and is a > > simple scraping of the check--sort of like brushing your teeth. No scary > > needles! You send the test back in a prepaid envelope--very easy and > > painless. > > > > Laurel Baty L252 > > > > Laurel Baty wrote: > > > > > In honor of John S. Baty's birthday (December 19, 1825, L252) I would > > > like to offer 2 free DNA 12 marker tests to two Beaty males. I would > > > like one of the tests to be for a male in lineage 162 (a large TN > > > lineage that has not submitted DNA for the BP2000 DNA project) and one > > > for the first Beaty male to email me from any lineage that has not > > > submitted DNA to the project. In the event that L162 does not respond I > > > will choose the second Beaty male to email me. (PS--spelling is not > > > relevant--you are all Batys to me!) > > > My brother recently submitted DNA to the project and was found to have > > > an uncommon mutation in the 12 marker test. It is easy to upgrade to > > > the 25 marker test (you won't have to resubmit your sample) if you > > > decide to at a later date. A table of results is available at: > > > http://www.beattydna.org/Discussion.html > > > > > > You can read John's biography at: > > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/john_s_baty.htm > > > > > > Happy Birthday John S. Baty--I hope you find a father one day! > > > > > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > > > Recommend a cousin ! Send name and email to: > > > Mike Allen, Executive Director <naturalsoft@earthlink.net> > > > Rob Beatty, Membership Director <emtech@ic.net> > > > Ray Beaty, founder, BP2000 <RCBDJR@AOL.COM> > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > > Visit the BP2000 Web page > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web Page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/