John D. Beattie applied for pension May 23, 1888 a resident of Starkville, Oktibbeha county, Mississippi. He states that he is 61 and was born at Leesburg VA on the 7th of April, 1827 . He was a sergeant in the Company of Morgan B. Cook in the 2nd regiment of Tennessee Volunteer Infantry commanded by Col. Wm. T. Haskell in the War with Mexico and enlisted at Memphis TN in June 1846 and was discharged at New Orleans in June 1847. He states he is dependent on his son Emmitt(?, hard to read) M. Beattie of Memphis for his support. He states that his wife's maiden name was Susan E. Parker and they married at Memphis, TN on April 10, 1856 and his wife is still living. R. M. Beattie of Memphis, Tennessee is an attorney for John D. Beattie. J. L. Martin, undertaker, states that he "buried the late John D. Beattie, a citizen of Starkville, November 19th, 1900, he having died November 17th, 1900." R. A. Parker "I am sixty four years of age and have resided in said city of Memphis nearly all of my life. I am brother of Susan E. Beattie...This marriage on April 10th, 1856, to said John D. Beattie, is also shown in the family record in my possession, at my residence, 92 Poplar Street, this city, where it can be inspected at any time...I also have hanging upon my wall in my said residence a lithographed copy of our family tree, the original having been drawn by my late mother's sister, the late Mrs. M. J. Stovall, of Memphis, March 18th, 1861...." In 1900, Susan E. Beattie states that she is 67 years of age and was born on the 19th of September in Sommerville, Tennessee. Robt M. Beattie and Fannie M. Beattie are witnesses on this document. N. J. Le Master, of Memphis, TN, states: "I was intimately acquainted with the late John D. Beattie from the time I was about ten years of age. In his youth and young manhood, he spent a good deal of time at my parents home; in fact, his mother died at our home in 1861....I am also acquainted with his widow, Susan Elizabeth Beattie...I was present at their marriage in April 1856, at her father's homestead, named "Magnolia." on Rayburn Avenue...The said John D. Beattie came to Memphis from Virginia when he was a small boy.." In a deposition by G. E. Crutchfield, May 1901: "Susannah E. Beattie the claimant commonly called in our family Bettie is my sister...I have a record of this marriage in our famliy Bible..said John D. Beattie was about 32 years old when he married my said sister..my said sister was born on Sept. 19, 1833. This record is also taken from our family bible now in my possession..." An original marriage certificate (lovely) is in this file. H. A. Beattie, of Starkville, Miss. writes several letters for "my mother." Susan E. Beattie died 1/27/1918 and her last pension check for $60.00 was returned. This file is 53 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

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/

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>

----- Original Message ----- From: Marlene Beaty To: BP2000 List Sent: Friday, December 19, 2003 9:37 AM Subject: Robert Beaty Estate Bates Co. MO. Not only did my mail program go wackey last night...it cut msgs in half..........Trying to tell me something ? So here is the rest of it.........m.b. Donna and others working on L2C State of Missouri - County of Bates On 16th day of November 1854 appear before me,the undersigned, as Justiceof Peace within in and for the County of Bates ?P?. Bunch (or Burch) and Soloman E. Lam---- after being sworn by me depose and say they are not of interest nor kin to any person interested in the Estate of Robert Beaty dec'd and they will according to their ability will view and appraise the real estate belonging to said dec'd as shown to them by the said adm. of said estate or custodion or guardian of any minor heirs of said dec'd. Sworn before me 16th of Nov 1854, Joseph Wix J.P. We the undersigned appeared having been suly sworn to appraise the real estate of Robert Beaty dec'd and having been upon the premises and viewed and examined the same do hereby value the same as follows: The NW SW of Sec 20 T40 R29 (80 A.) $200.00 The SW NE of Sec 20 T40 R29 (40 A.) $l00.00 Lat.No l of f(?) Sec 30 T40 R29 (80 A.) $500.00 The sum of said land amount to $800.00...and we do appraise the share of Elizabeth Beaty minor and heir of Robert Beaty , and being entitled to one-sixth part of the said lands , we hereby value her share and interest of aforementioned land and estate to price? and sum of $133.35l/3 cents. *Notes - Land description is same as BLM records for Robt. Beaty, except for one more 80A tract adjoining....that may have already gone to his son, Joseph Beaty Receipts: Received of John Wix adm..(............) $97.15 being my share of distribution etc(.......) which is in full of all demands against siad Adm. and said estate. Elizabeth Beaty Joseph Beaver, guardian Received of John Wix Adm of the estate of Robert Beaty (etc...) ninety seven dollars and fifteen cents, being my distribution share (etc...) Rachel Beaver Joseph Beaver Received of Joseph Beaver, guardian of elizabeth Beaty, minor heir of the estate of RobertBeaty account, two hundred and forty dollars and forty seven cents, it being her share in full of said estate This 12th day of February 1857 Elizabeth Osborn M.G. Osborn Received of John Wix Adm. of estate of Robert Beaty (etc.....) the sum of ninety seven dollars and fifteen cents being my share in said estate........and which is in full after all demands against said Adm. and estate. February 19 1857 Mary Dillon John A. Dillon Recived of John Wix Adm. of estate of Robert Beaty, (etc..............)$97.15 ....(rest same as others) Date April 18, 1857 Sarah Wix Joseph Wix *Sarah Wix died May 6 1857 "three days after birth of son, Lewis L. Wix" **Notes - Since estate was divided ito 6 shares there should have been 2 more receipts...one for son Joseph Beaty and one for dau. Letitia Wix (Mrs. John Wix) who died March 1857. Either were not there...or not found.... Joseph Beaty, son of Robt. Beaty , born 1820 died Dec. 1876.....source: Cass/Bates History , National Hist. Soc., St. Joseph MO.1883....and BP Cemetery Archives, Bates Co. MO. Quoting from Cass/Bates History 1883 (under Lewis L. Wix bio)==Joseph Beaty came to Bates Co. with his father Robert Beaty who had moved from Ky. to Saline Co.MO. and thence to Bates in early thirties. Smith Cemetery Bates Co.(originally Beaty family cemetery) Robert Beaty (no dates.......Wix bios. say he died in 1853..... Elizabeth Beaty (no dates.... Mitchell Beaty (no dates..... Mary Dillon Jun 13 1833 - Aug 16 1883 John Dillon Aug 16 1826 - Mar 29, 1901 Wix bio sources and FS state Letitia (Beaty) Wix and John Wix are also buried in Smith Cemetery...not listed in pages sent to me, but there are 3 stone markers without names..... In neighborhood of Robt. Beaty were also found James Davis family (wife Sarah Beaty, dau. of William Beaty) Samuel Scott family (nephew of Elizabeth (Scott) Beaty - source Jerry Scott) whose bio says he was born Tn. 1802 near KY line...m. Abigail Smith of KY......Also Daniel Prigmore, related to Benjamin Prigmore whose dau. Mary, married Joseph R. Beaty...KY>Saline Co>Henry Co.MO So here is the quandry...... This Robert Beaty probably cannot be the Robert Beaty on 1830 Cumberland Co. KY Census...shown in L2C notes as the son of William Beaty Cumb.Co. KY to Saline Co. MO 1830 Cumberland Co. KY Robert Beaty M 3 (-5) and l (20-30) F. 1 (-5) 2 (5-10) 1 (20-30) 1850 - Bates Co. MO Robert Batey (Beaty) 56 b. KY Sally 45 b. Pa Rachel 22 b. KY Mary 17 b. MO Elizabeth 12 b. MO. *In 1849 Robert married Sarah Bilderback **Other children - Joseph b. 1820 KY Sarah Wix.....gives age as 26 on 1850 census b. KY Letitia Wix.... gives age as 26 on 1850 census b. KY Looked at every page of 1840 Census for Bates Co.- then Van Buren Co. and cannot find Robt. Beaty , but cannot find his son Joseph Beaty at anytime...tho he must have lived there ...on the same land..and died there. Marlene Beaty L2C

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

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

I just found another section of this application that I missed the first time --another 19 pages making the length of the application 63 pages. In 1887 John Beattie applies for pension from Cuyahoga, Ohio stating :"the reason this application is made from Cleveland Ohio, instead of my home in Bay St. Louis Hancock Co. Miss is because on my way to a visit to my sister in Chicago and met my old comrade Jacob Weidenkopf, Cleveland, Ohio (who gives deposition)." His first wife Elizabeth James is still living at this time. There is a document detailing his land holdings in 1893--he owns land in Chicago, Illinois (3 lots) and Charlevoix, Michigan. Laurel Baty, L252 Laurel Baty wrote: > This file is 44 pages. > In 1907 John Beattie states in his application for pension that he was > born at Saltcoats, Ayreshire, Scotland (in another form given as > Benecargon, Arran, Scotland) on December 12, 1825 and is 81 years old. > He is a resident of Charlevoix, Michigan. He enlisted at Cleveland, > Ohio in March 1847 and was a private in Company "H", 15th Regiment US > Infantry in the Mexican War. he was discharged at Covington, Kentucky > in August 1848. Since leaving the service he has lived: 1848 -1849, > Cleveland, Ohio; 1849 -1852, Mobile, AL; 1853 - 1893, New Orleans; from > 1893 - 1907 Charelevoix, Mich. He gives his occupation as sailor. > In another form dated march 1915 he states that his wife's maiden name > is Mary Eveline Mason and they were married Nov. 22, 1893 at Charlevoix, > Michigan. He was also married to Elizabeth Jamison, March 1851 in New > York City, and she died Aug. 25, 1890 in St. Louie, Miss. he was also > married to Martha Hardister Sept. 1892 in Akron, Ohio and she died April > 1893 in Chicago, Illinois. His present wife was previously married to > Samuel Sweetman in Sept. 3, 1878 and divorced Nov. 22, 1888 in > Charlevoix, Michigan. > He lists his children as Mary Elizabeth Beattie born Aug. 3, 1894 in > Charlevoix, Michigan and a step granddaughter, Emma Celia Therion, born > June 22, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois, an orphan. > There is an interesting description of the "storming of the Castle of > Chapultepec"--"I ran the guntlet from the cypers swamp to the lower main > gate of the castle alone and waived to the troops that were standing by > the siege guns at the outer wall when they saw me waving they jumped the > wall and charged the castle and I then ran back to my company at the > swamp (who were waiting for scaling ladders to scale the wall) amidits > buckets of grape and cannonestry an musket balls flying all round me..." > > He died April 12, 1919 in Charlevoix, Michigan. In October 16, 1919 > Mary Beattie applied for a pension as the widow of John Beattie. She > states that she is 64 and born May 25, 1855 at Point au Barques, > Michigan. She is diabetic. She states that John Beattie was a "Night > Inspector of the Customs at New Orleans, La. 8 yr. Granted Inspector, > 24th April 1869 under President Grant." > > In 1900 Charlevoix Township, Charlevoix Co, Michigan, page 57: > John Beatty > w, m, Dec 1825, 74, m 7, Scot, Scot, Scot, came to US in 1843, in US 57 > yrs, landlord > Wife Mary w, f, May 1855, 45, m 7, 2 children both living, Mich, OH, OH > daughter Lizzie w, f, Aug, 1894, 5 > son Willie Sweatman, w, m, ? 1880, 19, s, Mich, Can, Mich > > In 1880 New Orleans, Louisiana, page 198B > John Beattie w, m, 52, Scotland, sailor, Scot, Scot > wife Elizabeth w, f, 47, Scot, Scot, Scot > > 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>

This file is 44 pages. In 1907 John Beattie states in his application for pension that he was born at Saltcoats, Ayreshire, Scotland (in another form given as Benecargon, Arran, Scotland) on December 12, 1825 and is 81 years old. He is a resident of Charlevoix, Michigan. He enlisted at Cleveland, Ohio in March 1847 and was a private in Company "H", 15th Regiment US Infantry in the Mexican War. he was discharged at Covington, Kentucky in August 1848. Since leaving the service he has lived: 1848 -1849, Cleveland, Ohio; 1849 -1852, Mobile, AL; 1853 - 1893, New Orleans; from 1893 - 1907 Charelevoix, Mich. He gives his occupation as sailor. In another form dated march 1915 he states that his wife's maiden name is Mary Eveline Mason and they were married Nov. 22, 1893 at Charlevoix, Michigan. He was also married to Elizabeth Jamison, March 1851 in New York City, and she died Aug. 25, 1890 in St. Louie, Miss. he was also married to Martha Hardister Sept. 1892 in Akron, Ohio and she died April 1893 in Chicago, Illinois. His present wife was previously married to Samuel Sweetman in Sept. 3, 1878 and divorced Nov. 22, 1888 in Charlevoix, Michigan. He lists his children as Mary Elizabeth Beattie born Aug. 3, 1894 in Charlevoix, Michigan and a step granddaughter, Emma Celia Therion, born June 22, 1901 in Chicago, Illinois, an orphan. There is an interesting description of the "storming of the Castle of Chapultepec"--"I ran the guntlet from the cypers swamp to the lower main gate of the castle alone and waived to the troops that were standing by the siege guns at the outer wall when they saw me waving they jumped the wall and charged the castle and I then ran back to my company at the swamp (who were waiting for scaling ladders to scale the wall) amidits buckets of grape and cannonestry an musket balls flying all round me..." He died April 12, 1919 in Charlevoix, Michigan. In October 16, 1919 Mary Beattie applied for a pension as the widow of John Beattie. She states that she is 64 and born May 25, 1855 at Point au Barques, Michigan. She is diabetic. She states that John Beattie was a "Night Inspector of the Customs at New Orleans, La. 8 yr. Granted Inspector, 24th April 1869 under President Grant." In 1900 Charlevoix Township, Charlevoix Co, Michigan, page 57: John Beatty w, m, Dec 1825, 74, m 7, Scot, Scot, Scot, came to US in 1843, in US 57 yrs, landlord Wife Mary w, f, May 1855, 45, m 7, 2 children both living, Mich, OH, OH daughter Lizzie w, f, Aug, 1894, 5 son Willie Sweatman, w, m, ? 1880, 19, s, Mich, Can, Mich In 1880 New Orleans, Louisiana, page 198B John Beattie w, m, 52, Scotland, sailor, Scot, Scot wife Elizabeth w, f, 47, Scot, Scot, Scot Laurel Baty, L252

Donna and others working on L2C State of Missouri - County of Bates On 16th day of November 1854 appear before me,the undersigned, as Justiceof Peace within in and for the County of Bates ?P?. Bunch (or Burch) and Soloman E. Lam---- after being sworn by me depose and say they are not of interest nor kin to any person interested in the Estate of Robert Beaty dec'd and they will according to their ability will view and appraise the real estate belonging to said dec'd as shown to them by the said adm. of said estate or custodion or guardian of any minor heirs of said dec'd. Sworn before me 16th of Nov 1854, Joseph Wix J.P. We the undersigned appeared having been suly sworn to appraise the real estate of Robert Beaty dec'd and having been upon the premises and viewed and examined the same do hereby value the same as follows: The NW SW of Sec 20 T40 R29 (80 A.) $200.00 The SW NE of Sec 20 T40 R29 (40 A.) $l00.00 Lat.No l of f(?) Sec 30 T40 R29 (80 A.) $500.00 The sum of said land amount to $800.00

Donna and others working on L2C State of Missouri - County of Bates On 16th day of November 1854 appear before me,the undersigned, as Justiceof Peace within in and for the County of Bates ?P?. Bunch (or Burch) and Soloman E. Lam---- after being sworn by me depose and say they are not of interest nor kin to any person interested in the Estate of Robert Beaty dec'd and they will according to their ability will view and appraise the real estate belonging to said dec'd as shown to them by the said adm. of said estate or custodion or guardian of any minor heirs of said dec'd. Sworn before me 16th of Nov 1854, Joseph Wix J.P. We the undersigned appeared having been suly sworn to appraise the real estate of Robert Beaty dec'd and having been upon the premises and viewed and examined the same do hereby value the same as follows: The NW SW of Sec 20 T40 R29 (80 A.) $200.00 The SW NE of Sec 20 T40 R29 (40 A.) $l00.00 Lat.No l of f(?) Sec 30 T40 R29 (80 A.) $500.00 The sum of said land amount to $800.00

James Beatty is a resident of Louisville, Jefferson County, KY in 1889. He states he was "one of the principal musicians in the company commanded by Timothy Keating in the 4th regiment of Kentucky Volunteer Infantry commanded by Col. John S. Williams in the War with Mexico." he enlisted at Louisville, Kentucky on the 4th of October 1847 and was discharged at Louisville in July of 1848 (and was afterwards transferred and mustered as one of the principal musicians of the Field and staff of the 4th Ky Volunteer Infantry). He states that he is "in my 60th year of age having been born at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the 10th day of August, 1829." He is not married. W. E. Woodruff was the first Lieutenant in James Beatty's company and states he has "known his father and his family intimately before and since the Mexican war." This file is 13 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

William T. Beaty, a resident of Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee in 1888 applied for pension as a survivor of the Mexican War. He states that he was a private in Captain Chambliss company in the 3rd regiment of Tenn. Vol Infantry commanded by B. F. Cheatham in the War with Mexico. He enlisted at Giles County Tenn. on the 25th of August 1847 and was discharged at Memphis in 1848. He states that he is 60 years old and was born in Maury County Tenn. on the 4th day of December 1828. He states that his wife is dead. Her maiden name was Mary L. Foly (or Fly?) and they married in Nashville in 1852. He has resided in Nashville since 1851, currently living at # 10 Miller Street. Nat F. Dortch states "He lives & keeps house with & for his children 2 of which are young girls to whom he is deeply attached." This file is 11 pages long. Laurel Baty, L252

Isaac Betty filed for a pension for service in the Mexican War on April 16, 1887. In his application he states "I am 67 years of age having been born at Smith County Tennessee on the 6th day of December 1820." He enlisted at Nashville, TN on Nov. 1, 1847 and was discharged at Memphis, TN in August of 1848. He was a private in the company commanded by J. Goodall in the 4th regiment of Tennessee Vols commanded by Col Waterhouse in the War with Mexico. He is a resident in 1887 of Butler, Montgomery county, Illinois. He is married, his wife is still living. Her maiden name was Louisa Allen and they married at Lanchaster, Tenn. on July 2, 1840. He was awarded a pension (certificate # 4588) and was last paid Oct. 4, 1891 when he was dropped due to death. There is an estate paper in the file (Letters Testamentary) giving his date of death as Dec. 29, 1891 and naming Charles H. Betty as executor. This is a short file (7 pages). Laurel Baty, L252

Mexican War Pensions [From “Index To Mexican War Pension Files, 1887 – 1926”, 14 rolls, T317, National Archives] Bady, Charles G. 2 US Art. Widow: Alicia C. Bady; filed May 20, 1890, LA Beatie, James C. B 1 MO Mtd Vols; filed Apr. 25, 1888 Beatie, William L. D 1 MO Mtd Vols; filed March 17, 1887, MO Widow: Elizabeth B.; filed Dec 17, 1891, KS Beattie, Francis H. E 1 Ill. Vols Widow: Ruth Beattie, filed Aug 14, 1890, Ill Beattie, John Private H 15 US Inf.; enlisted 1847, discharged 1848; filed Aug 9, 1889, MS Widow: Beattie, Mary; filed Sept. 20, 1919, Mich [COPIED] Beattie, John D. Sergt Davis Co 2 Tenn. Vol Inf; filed June 18, 1888 MS Widow: Susan E. Beattie; filed June 5, 1901 MS [COPIED] Beatty, Daniel B5 LA Vols; filed April 11, 1887; LA Beatty, James A 4 KY Vols; filed Feby 1, 1889 KY [Copied] Beatty, John Teamster in Major Gilpins Battln MO Vols.; filed Aug 11, 1899 Beatty, Samuel H. F2 PA Vols Filed Jany 29, 1887 NJ Beatty, William L. A 3 US Dragoons Beatty, Rachel widow; filed Dec 19 1887, NC Beaty, Addison H 4 KY Vols; filed June 7, 1888, CA [COPIED] Beaty, Adam Private Capt Chandlers Co 1 TX Mtd Vols; filed Sept. 18, 1888 CA Widow: Beaty, Caroline A.; filed July 29, 1903; CA [COPIED] Beaty, James E 4 KY Vols; filed Mar 29, 1887; Minn Beaty, William T. Chambliss Co 3 Tenn. Vols., filed Feby 21, 1888; Tenn. [COPIED] Betty, Isaac E 4 Tenn. Vols.; filed Apr. 28, 1887; Ill [COPIED] If anyone is interested in the files I did not copy, let me know and I will try and copy them on the next trip. I will post abstracts of the files I did copy. Laurel Baty, L252

Does anyone claim these folks? Thanks Ray Descendants of William Beatty 1 William Beatty b: Abt. 1826 in Ireland - Co Tyrone d: Aft. 1865 in PA? .. +Mary J. b: Abt. 1824 in Ireland - Co Tyrone d: Aft. 1880 ......... 2 Sarah Beatty b: Abt. 1849 in PA ......... 2 John Beatty b: Abt. 1850 ......... 2 Henry C. Beatty b: Abt. 1852 in PA ............. +Christinia b: Abt. 1852 in PA .................... 3 Alfred Hanson Beatty b: May 10, 1880 d: December 11, 1947 Venango Co PA ........................ +Aida Amanda Hovis b: January 05, 1886 d: December 22, 1961 .................... 3 John J. Beatty b: Abt. 1878 ......... 2 Joseph Beatty b: Abt. 1854 ......... 2 Richard Beatty b: Abt. 1856 in PA ............. +Minerva D. b: Abt. 1857 in PA ......... 2 William Beatty b: Abt. 1857 ......... 2 Alfred H. Beatty b: Abt. 1859 ......... 2 Lettetia J. Beatty b: Abt. 1866

I have a Charles E BEATY in my line that COULD possibly be the same as Jay's Charles Edwin (see below). However I have NO DOCUMENTATION on my Charles E. However, there are a few coincidences. See my Beaty line at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gtusa/beatty.htm Again, I have no information on Charles E other than what is posted, and I have no other documentation, so this is just a clue. Charles is a common name in the Beaty/Beatty lines, so this could be a dead end, BUT, it could also be a hint. At this point I have no idea, but it's a shot... Gary Speck (GTUSA@aol.com) "Experience a past life -- visit a ghost town!" Author of the book: "Dust in the Wind -- A Guide to American Ghost Towns" http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~gtusa/ http://hometown.aol.com/gtusa/index.html In a message dated 12/18/2003 2:01:25 AM Pacific Standard Time, BP2000-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: Hi. I'm Jay Wendell Beatty, born 1930 in Middletown, Ohio. My father was Charles Edwin Beatty, Born in 1907 in Franklin, Ohio. His father was Benjamin Franklin Beatty also born in Franklin, Ohio. My great grandfather was Charles Edwin Beatty also. I do not know where he was born nor where he came from. He died in 1936 at approximate age 75 so assume his birthdate was 1860/1. I believe he resided for a period of time in Ankeny, Iowa, but am not certain. He had two brothers who were traveling ministers, never married and left no family. His daughter, my great Aunt Ethel, married William Eisenminger of Franklin, Ohio. They had no children. I have 2 brothers, Gale Edwin and David Gerald Beatty and a sister, Judith Ann Karshner, all of Middletown and Lebanon, Ohio. Attempting to trace my family has been a great disappointment to me. I cannot get further back into history than Great Grandfather C.E.Beatty. Have you run across any of these names in your search. If so, I would be delighted to hear from you. Best regards, Jay W. Beatty

Hi, Can anyone tell me which lineage this Beattie is? Nelda Beattie, Robert I have no information on him. Spouse: Margaret Hammond Birth Date: 29 Feb 1924 Death Date: 1949 Death Place: died in child birth Father: Perley W. Hammond Mother: Beujah May Broyles (1896-1964) Children: Robert (Jr.) Register report: Cupp, Beattie lineage unk. 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/ _________________________________________________________________ Make your home warm and cozy this winter with tips from MSN House & Home. http://special.msn.com/home/warmhome.armx

I will try it one more time. How about this one? Donna.... not sure it is 218.... The 1900 Census that has Jay's folks in it: 1900 OH - Warren Co - Franklin Twp Edwin Beatty - head - April 1860 IL IL IL married 17 yrs Melissa - wife - Dec 1863 OH OH OH married 17 yrs Earl - son - Nov 1883 IA IL OH Ethel - dau - Nov 1884 IA IL OH Benjamin - son - Apr 1887 IA IL OH Grace - dau - Jul 1891 IA IL OH xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx WARREN COUNTY, IA Marriages Beaty, Edwin (22) resides Warren County-farmer-born IL-Parents: David Beaty and P. Thompson to McGinnis, Malissa D. (19) resides Warren County, IA-born OH-Parents: Ad? McGinnis and Lydia Angel-first marriage- 7 Apr. 1881 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1880-White Oak, Warren, Iowa Source: FHL Film 1254368 National Archives Film T9-0368 Page 451C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace David BEATY Self M M W 45 PA Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: PA Virginia BEATY Wife F M W 36 VA Occ: Keeping House Fa: VA Mo: VA Edwin BEATY Son M S W 21 IL Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: PA Mo: IL William A. BEATY Son M S W 19 IL Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: PA Mo: IL Maria E. BEATY Dau F S W 16 IL Occ: At School Fa: PA Mo: VA James O. BEATY Son M S W 14 IA Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: PA Mo: VA George BEATY Son M S W 12 IA Occ: Farm Laborer Fa: PA Mo: VA John W. BEATY Son M S W 6 IA Occ: At School Fa: PA Mo: VA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas M. Beatty" <tkbpop@yahoo.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 9:32 AM Subject: [BP2000] Beatty genealogy > Can anyone in BP-2000 help this gentleman? > Jay you should consider joining with Beatty Project > 2000. Also we have a subgroup within this project > that has launched a DNA study with, so far, some > promising results. > Thanx, Tom Beatty,bpl-199 > ************************************ > Hi. I'm Jay Wendell Beatty, born 1930 in Middletown, > Ohio. My father was > Charles Edwin Beatty, Born in 1907 in Franklin, Ohio. > His father was > Benjamin Franklin Beatty also born in Franklin, Ohio. > My great > grandfather was Charles Edwin Beatty also. I do not > know where he was > born nor where he came from. He died in 1936 at > approximate age 75 so > assume his birthdate was 1860/1. > > I believe he resided for a period of time in Ankeny, > Iowa, but am not > certain. He had two brothers who were traveling > ministers, never married > and left no family. His daughter, my great Aunt Ethel, > married William > Eisenminger of Franklin, Ohio. They had no children. > > I have 2 brothers, Gale Edwin and David Gerald Beatty > and a sister, > Judith Ann Karshner, all of Middletown and Lebanon, > Ohio. > > Attempting to trace my family has been a great > disappointment to me. I > cannot get further back into history than Great > Grandfather C.E.Beatty. > Have you run across any of these names in your search. > If so, I would be > delighted to hear from you. > > Best regards, > > Jay W. Beatty > > <JayBeatty@webtv.net> > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now > http://companion.yahoo.com/ > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > >

That's L-218 Descendants of Elisha Beatty Generation No. 1 1. ELISHA3 BEATTY (WILLIAM2, UNKNOWN1) was born Abt. 1815 in Ohio. He married (1) LOUISA MASSEY 21 April 1836 in Morgan County, Ohio. She was born Abt. 1817 in Ohio, and died Bef. 1860 in Ohio. He married (2) REBECCA MAYBE NORRIS Bet. 1850 - 1860 in probably Ohio. Notes for ELISHA BEATTY: 1850 Athens County, Ohio Pg. 35 476-492 Elisha Beaty 34 PA Louisa 33 OH William 14 OH Louisa J. 12 OH Hannah 10 Oh Elisha 7 Oh Almira 3 OH Margaret 7/12 Oh 1860 Athens County, Ohio-Troy twp. Elisha Beatty 45 Rebecca 28 Hannah 20 Elisha, Jr. 10 Almire 13 Margaret 10 Sarah 4 George W. 2 Charles E. 11/12 1870 Jackson County, OH Jackson twp. Elisha 55 Oh Rebecca 40 Oh George 13 Charles 11 Mary Ann 8 Ann 6 Florence 2 1880-Franklin, Jackson, OhioPage 33C Elish BEATY Self M M W 64 PA Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: PA Rebecca BEATY Wife F M W 48 OH Occ: Keeps House Fa: MD Mo: OH George W. BEATY Son M S W 23 OH Occ: Teamster Fa: PA Mo: OH Chas. E. BEATY Son M S W 21 OH Occ: Laborer Fa: PA Mo: OH Eliza BEATY Dau F S W 14 OH Occ: Home Fa: PA Mo: OH Florence BEATY Dau F S W 12 OH Occ: Home Fa: PA Mo: OH John BEATY Son M S W 9 OH Fa: PA Mo: OH Emie BEATY Dau F S W 6 OH Fa: PA Mo: OH Notes for LOUISA MASSEY: Louisa is definitely mother of children to Margaret. Others born before 1860 may also be hers. Notes for REBECCA MAYBE NORRIS: Jackson co., OH Death Records 2886b C 362 Ward, Lydia COMMENT: parents- Elisha Baty and Becca Norris? Children of ELISHA BEATTY and LOUISA MASSEY are: i. WILLIAM4 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1836, Ohio. ii. LOUISA BEATTY, b. Abt. 1838, Ohio. iii. HANNAH BEATTY, b. Abt. 1840, Ohio. iv. ELISHA BEATTY, b. Abt. 1843, Ohio. v. ALMIRE BEATTY, b. Abt. 1847, Ohio. vi. MARGARET BEATTY, b. Abt. 1849, Ohio. Children of ELISHA BEATTY and REBECCA NORRIS are: vii. SARAH4 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1856, Ohio. viii. GEORGE W. BEATTY, b. Abt. 1858, Ohio; d. 22 January 1883, Jackson County, Ohio. More About GEORGE W. BEATTY: Aged: 25ys. 2 ms. 2 ds. ix. CHARLES E. BEATTY, b. Abt. 1859, Ohio. x. MARY ANN BEATTY, b. Abt. 1862, Ohio. xi. ANN BEATTY, b. Abt. 1864, Ohio. xii. FLORENCE BEATTY, b. Abt. 1868, Ohio. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michal" <herodotus@tfb.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 11:43 AM Subject: RE: [BP2000] Charles Edwin Beatty > I'm forwarding this information to the list as well as to Jay in case it's > useful for someone else, even if not for him. I'm not sure if this is his > Charles Edwin Beatty or not, but there's a listing for a Charles E. Beaty, > age 21 in the 1880 census for Franklin, Ohio. Here's the listing for the > family: > > Elish Beaty M Male W 64 PA Farmer PA PA > Rebecca M Female W 48 Ohio Keeps House MD OH > George W. S Male W 23 OH Teamster PA OH > Chas E. S Male W 21 OH Laborer PA OH > Eliza S Female W 14 OH Home PA OH > Florence S. Female W 12 OH Home PA OH > John S Male W 9 OH PA OH > Emie S Female W 6 OH PA OH > > Census place: Franklin, Jackson, Ohio > > > Michal > > "Reason is our soul's left hand, Faith her right, by these we reach > divinity." John Donne > > -----Original Message----- > From: Thomas M. Beatty [mailto:tkbpop@yahoo.com] > Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 7:32 AM > To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BP2000] Beatty genealogy > > Can anyone in BP-2000 help this gentleman? > Jay you should consider joining with Beatty Project > 2000. Also we have a subgroup within this project > that has launched a DNA study with, so far, some > promising results. > Thanx, Tom Beatty,bpl-199 > ************************************ > Hi. I'm Jay Wendell Beatty, born 1930 in Middletown, > Ohio. My father was > Charles Edwin Beatty, Born in 1907 in Franklin, Ohio. > His father was > Benjamin Franklin Beatty also born in Franklin, Ohio. > My great > grandfather was Charles Edwin Beatty also. I do not > know where he was > born nor where he came from. He died in 1936 at > approximate age 75 so > assume his birthdate was 1860/1. > > I believe he resided for a period of time in Ankeny, > Iowa, but am not > certain. He had two brothers who were traveling > ministers, never married > and left no family. His daughter, my great Aunt Ethel, > married William > Eisenminger of Franklin, Ohio. They had no children. > > I have 2 brothers, Gale Edwin and David Gerald Beatty > and a sister, > Judith Ann Karshner, all of Middletown and Lebanon, > Ohio. > > Attempting to trace my family has been a great > disappointment to me. I > cannot get further back into history than Great > Grandfather C.E.Beatty. > Have you run across any of these names in your search. > If so, I would be > delighted to hear from you. > > Best regards, > > Jay W. Beatty > > <JayBeatty@webtv.net> > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now > http://companion.yahoo.com/ > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > Visit the BP2000 Web page > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/ > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from BP2000-L, send a message to > BP2000-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word > "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the body of the email and nothing else. >

I'm forwarding this information to the list as well as to Jay in case it's useful for someone else, even if not for him. I'm not sure if this is his Charles Edwin Beatty or not, but there's a listing for a Charles E. Beaty, age 21 in the 1880 census for Franklin, Ohio. Here's the listing for the family: Elish Beaty M Male W 64 PA Farmer PA PA Rebecca M Female W 48 Ohio Keeps House MD OH George W. S Male W 23 OH Teamster PA OH Chas E. S Male W 21 OH Laborer PA OH Eliza S Female W 14 OH Home PA OH Florence S. Female W 12 OH Home PA OH John S Male W 9 OH PA OH Emie S Female W 6 OH PA OH Census place: Franklin, Jackson, Ohio Michal "Reason is our soul's left hand, Faith her right, by these we reach divinity." John Donne -----Original Message----- From: Thomas M. Beatty [mailto:tkbpop@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 7:32 AM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BP2000] Beatty genealogy Can anyone in BP-2000 help this gentleman? Jay you should consider joining with Beatty Project 2000. Also we have a subgroup within this project that has launched a DNA study with, so far, some promising results. Thanx, Tom Beatty,bpl-199 ************************************ Hi. I'm Jay Wendell Beatty, born 1930 in Middletown, Ohio. My father was Charles Edwin Beatty, Born in 1907 in Franklin, Ohio. His father was Benjamin Franklin Beatty also born in Franklin, Ohio. My great grandfather was Charles Edwin Beatty also. I do not know where he was born nor where he came from. He died in 1936 at approximate age 75 so assume his birthdate was 1860/1. I believe he resided for a period of time in Ankeny, Iowa, but am not certain. He had two brothers who were traveling ministers, never married and left no family. His daughter, my great Aunt Ethel, married William Eisenminger of Franklin, Ohio. They had no children. I have 2 brothers, Gale Edwin and David Gerald Beatty and a sister, Judith Ann Karshner, all of Middletown and Lebanon, Ohio. Attempting to trace my family has been a great disappointment to me. I cannot get further back into history than Great Grandfather C.E.Beatty. Have you run across any of these names in your search. If so, I would be delighted to hear from you. Best regards, Jay W. Beatty <JayBeatty@webtv.net> __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/ ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== Visit the BP2000 Web page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bp2000/