>From "The Western Weekly Review" September 16, 1842: Dr. ROBT. H. BEATTY, recently of Tennessee, and a native of Winchester Va., committed suicide on the 30th July at Zainesville, Ohio, by shooting himself through the head with a pistol. L. Baty, L252

Thank you. Another thought...do we have a roster of his division? He may have served with other family members. Wonder if the Bachman was misspelled or misunderstood from a transcript. She was Beatty on the census with her daughter Rachel "DeHart". Jayne ----- Original Message ----- From: Donna VanZandt To: RCBDJR@aol.com ; t.vurro@comcast.net Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 7:13 AM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Benjamin Beatty/L366 This is just guessing from other military files. Beatty, Benjamin, Pvt., Capt. Charles Moore's Co., N. J. Mil., Sept. 13, 1814 - Oct. 24, 1814,(years he served) died Apr. 15, 1850, Easton, PA. Widow: Margaretta Bachman, married Apr. 18, 1819, Easton, PA; 1853,(residence at that time-where pension money was sent) 1855, 1878, Easton, North Hampton Co., PA (Residence) Nice to know. 1880- 2nd Ward, Easton, Northampton, Pennsylvania Source: FHL Film 1255161 National Archives Film T9-1161 Page 389C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John DEBART Self M M W 67 PA Occ: Retired Fa: PA Mo: NJ Rachel DEBART Wife F M W 60 PA Occ: House Keeping Fa: PA Mo: PA Carie DEBART Dau F S W 33 PA Occ: Clerk In Store Fa: PA Mo: PA Laura C. DEBART Dau F S W 27 PA Occ: Teaching School Fa: PA Mo: PA Jennie DEBART Dau F S W 21 PA Occ: Tailorist Fa: PA Mo: PA Margret BEATTY Mother F W W 83 PA Occ: At Home Fa: PA Mo: PA ----- Original Message ----- From: RCBDJR@aol.com To: t.vurro@comcast.net Cc: donavan@netins.net Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 5:57 AM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Benjamin Beatty/L366 Jayne.... I have no idea what those dates following the marriage data are referring to.... I'm copying Donna on this as she may know...... Find one thing...and something new pops up.......NEVER FAILS! Ray

Two more marriages from "The Western Weekly Review" (Franklin, Williamson County): Issue of July 30, 1841: Married in this county MR. DAVID BEATTY to Miss Mary Hutson. Issue of April 29, 1842: Married -- Mr. Spencer Hosford to Miss Isabella B. Beaty. Laurel Baty, L252

Huntingdon co., PA Deeds Microfilm # 0854207 N-1-393 Edward Beaty to Jacob Smith This indenture 23 July 1809 between between Edward Beaty and Nancy, his wife of Lee co., VA of the one part and Jacob Smith of Huntingdon co., PA of the other part for $234 a tract of land in Huntingdon co., Morris twp. ...description...land of Daniel Carpenter...bank of Juniata river...thence by lands late of Edward Beaty, Sen.,.....a tract containing 29 acres and 41 poles plus allowance being the same land granted to Edward Beaty, Jr. by patent 6 April 1807. Edward (his X mark) Beaty Nancy (her X mark) Beaty In the presence of: Martin Beaty Mark Shumate Jacob Crabtree Lee co., VA 25 July 1809 proven by the oaths of Martin Beaty, Mark Shumate & Jacob Crabtree Donna L-3

Thank you Laurel. This Benjamin does belong to L366 from your posting from the War of 1812. Beatty, Benjamin, Pvt., Capt. Charles Moore's Co., NJ Mil., Sept 1814-Oct 24, 1814, died Apr 15, 1850, Easton, PA. Widow: Magaretta Bachman, married, Apr 18, 1819, Easton, PA; 1853, 1855, 1878, easton, Northampton, PA. Interesting.....I have his wife as Margaret Miller. It sure would make Ray and myself happy to find out where he came from...NJ?....a brother of L130? Jayne/L366

If anyone would like copies of the War of 1812 pension files I posted yesterday I will be happy to copy them for you, since I plan to go back to the Archives this week. I probably won't copy more than 12 in one day--right now I have been asked to copy Thomas H. Baty and William Beatty (Fentress Co). Because of the fragile condition of these documents I do not want to copy them unless someone expresses an interest in the file. I also plan to check the index for alternate spellings of Beaty and will post any additional cards that I find. There is a two volume printed index to this series of microfilm which is available at the Archives. Laurel Baty, L252

I am not from L254--I was just thinking about it because a lot of the names were from that Lineage! Sorry! L Baty L252 Laurel Baty wrote: > “The Western Weekly Review”, Williamson County, Tennessee > Transcribed from microfilm available at the TN State Archives, May 1834 > – Dec 1840. > These are my transcripts from the microfilm—if anyone wants copies of > the originals on the microfilm let me know. I was hoping to find an > obituary of Capt. William Batey of Rutherford County but, alas, no > luck! There was news from all over the State of Tennessee and a lot of > wonderful obituaries of Rev War soldiers (no Beatys). This newspaper > has a lot of marriages. > > October 19, 1832—List of Letters remaining in the Post Office of > Franklin, Tennessee: > Letter for JOHN H. BATEY > > December 14, 1832—Wm. H. BETTY married to Mary Covington (within the > last two months) > > List of Letters remaining in the Post Office of Franklin, Tennessee on > 1st April 1834—BEATIE, JAMES > > Feb. 9, 1838— J. BETTY married to Miss Elizabeth Pinkston > > Sept. 21, 1838--Mr. JNO. D. BETTY married to Miss Isabella Hill > > February 21, 1840. Died.—On Thursday 6th inst., in this county, Mr. > Peter Pinkston, aged about 78 or 80 years, and for the last 40 years a > resident of Williamson. The deceased was a highly respected and > esteemed citizen, upright and correct in the intercourse of life—and > possessed of the kindest feelings towards all. Peace to the good mans > memory –living, he commanded the confidence and esteem of relatives and > friends, and in death, the remembrance of his worth lives, and will long > live in the hearts of all who knew him. [L254?] > > April 10, 1840—Married, In this County > Mr. JAMES BEATY to Miss Nancy Davis > > July 17, 1840 > A List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Franklin, 1st July > 1840—BEADEY, JAMES > > Laurel Baty, L254 > > ==== 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.

“The Western Weekly Review”, Williamson County, Tennessee Transcribed from microfilm available at the TN State Archives, May 1834 – Dec 1840. These are my transcripts from the microfilm—if anyone wants copies of the originals on the microfilm let me know. I was hoping to find an obituary of Capt. William Batey of Rutherford County but, alas, no luck! There was news from all over the State of Tennessee and a lot of wonderful obituaries of Rev War soldiers (no Beatys). This newspaper has a lot of marriages. October 19, 1832—List of Letters remaining in the Post Office of Franklin, Tennessee: Letter for JOHN H. BATEY December 14, 1832—Wm. H. BETTY married to Mary Covington (within the last two months) List of Letters remaining in the Post Office of Franklin, Tennessee on 1st April 1834—BEATIE, JAMES Feb. 9, 1838— J. BETTY married to Miss Elizabeth Pinkston Sept. 21, 1838--Mr. JNO. D. BETTY married to Miss Isabella Hill February 21, 1840. Died.—On Thursday 6th inst., in this county, Mr. Peter Pinkston, aged about 78 or 80 years, and for the last 40 years a resident of Williamson. The deceased was a highly respected and esteemed citizen, upright and correct in the intercourse of life—and possessed of the kindest feelings towards all. Peace to the good mans memory –living, he commanded the confidence and esteem of relatives and friends, and in death, the remembrance of his worth lives, and will long live in the hearts of all who knew him. [L254?] April 10, 1840—Married, In this County Mr. JAMES BEATY to Miss Nancy Davis July 17, 1840 A List of Letters remaining in the Post Office at Franklin, 1st July 1840—BEADEY, JAMES Laurel Baty, L254

“Blount County Tennessee Court Records, 1795 -1804” WPA, 1937, Mountain Press Page 186—26 Feb 1800, Ordered that JOHN BEATY be constable for Capt Montgomery Company & enters John Bradly as security. Page 221-Nov 1800, ROBERT BEATY, called for jury duty. Page 223—Nov 26, 1800, ROBERT BEATY is a juror. Page 251 – May 1801, ROBERT BEATY called for jury duty. Page 252 –May 1801, ROBERT BEATY is a juror. Page 261---29 May 1801, Ordered that John Finly & JOHN BEATY be summoned Constables to next Court. Page 281 – 29 Aug 1801, Ordered that Martin Lawrence & JOHN BEATY be summoned Constables to next Court. Page 307 – Feb 25, 1802, JOHN BEATY appears in Court & resigns his appointment as constable. Page 315 – May 24, 1802, ROBERT BEATY is a juror. Page 340 – August 26, 1802, JOHN BEATY is a juror. Page 344 – August 27, 1802, JOHN BEATY is a juror. Page 358 – 24 Nov. 1802, JOHN BEATY is a juror. Page 479 – March 1804, A list of hands to work under Jas Upton overseer Chas Kirkpatrick, James Skeen, Robert Boyd, James Boyd, John McDowell, George Lemon, Joseph Bogle, Hugh Bogle, John Upton, JOHN BEATY….. >From “Blount County, Tennessee Court Records Book 2, 1804-1807”, WPA, Mountain Press Page 153 – Nov 29, 1805, Ordered that John Smith be overseer of the road from the branch between Wm Davidsons & Samuel Smith to the ford of the river above Isaac Tates and that William Scott, James Stewart, Robert McMurry, Thomas Blizard, JOHN BEATY, SAM’L BEATY…… Page 164—24 July, 1805, ROBERT BEATY is a juror. Page 303, 304, 306, 307 – May 1807, JAMES BAITY (also BEATY) is a juror. Page 353 -- August 26, 1807, JAMES BAITY and ARON BAITY are jurors. Page 367 – Aug. 29, 1807, ARON BAITY is called for jury duty. Page 369 –Aug. 29, 1807, ARON BAITY is selected as a juror. Page 382 – Nov. 26, 1807, JOHN BEATY is a juror. >From “Blount County, Tennessee Court Records 1808 –1811” WPA, Mountain Press: Page 20 – Feb. 24, 1808, JAMES BAITY is a juror. Page 25—Feb. 25, 1808 – JOHN BAITY and AARON BAITY are jurors. Page 54 – May 26, 1808, JAMES BAITY is a juror. Page 65 – Aug. 22, 1808, JAMES BEATY is called and selected for jury duty. Page 112 – Feb. 1809, JAMES BEATY is called and selected for grand Inquest. Page 125 –Mar. 1, 1809—Mary Maxwell Vs Moses Keywood. In this case JOHN BEATY & George Finley who were special bail for the deft. Came into open court & surrendered the deft. In discharge of themselves & Michael Robertson & Edward Keywood & Smallmore Keywood came & agreed that the Defendant would pay the costs & condemnation or Surrender him in discharge of themselves. Page 137 – Mar. 4, 1809, On petition of James Benham ordered that the road that was opened through his field be closed & that the road go round the same & that James Irwin, Wm Irwin, James Duncan, David Richey, Robert Richey view & mark the same on a petition of a number of the inhabitants of Blount County it is ordered that David Dearmond Andrew Roddy, John Wheeler, Thomas Coldwell, John Singleton, Samuel Mcullock, Wm Ewing & JAMES BEATY view a road from the head of Barclets Mill pond where the Knox County hits the same until it intersects the Knoxville road in this county. Page 326, 328 – Dec 25, 1810, AARON BEATY is a juror. Page 353 – March 25, 1811. A deed of conveyance from AARON BEATY to JAMES BEATY for eighty eight acres of land was acknowledged in open court by AARON BEATY the subscriber thereto & admitted to record let it be registered. A Deed of conveyance from JAMES BEATY to AARON BEATY was acknowledged in open court by JAMES BEATY the subscriber thereto & admitted to record let it be registered. Page 356—March 25, 1811, AARON BEATY is a juror. Page 360 – Mar 26, 1810, A deed of conveyance from JAMES BEATY to James McNutt for twenty seven acres of land was acknowledged in open court by said BEATY the subscriber thereto and admitted to Record Let it be registered. [Previously posted: TN Wills Arthur Beaty, November 4th, 1811 Blount County Will Book #1, p. 216 (Note will is out of sequence and is next to a will dated 1842) In the name of God Amen. I Arthur Beatty of Blount County State of Tennessee being weak in body but of sound mind and of disposing memory do this day make and publish this my last will and testament in manner following (Viz) I bequeath to my son James Beaty fifty dollars in cash as soon as collected from Mark Moor. I likewise bequeath to my daughter Isabella Campbell ten dollars in cash and likewise to her daughter Sarah Campbell my bed and furniture. I also bequeath to my grandson Arthur Beatty son of John Beaty deceased forty dollars in cash. I likewise bequeath to my son Aaron Beaty one hundred dollars together with my mare saddle bridle and saddle bags together with whatever goods and chattels I may be possessed of at my decease for whatever trouble and expense he may be at while I live and for my burial. I likewise leave my books to be divided by my Executor hereafter appointed among my children and grandchildren at discretion—I hereby appoint Aaron Beatty my son my sole executor of this my last will and testament whereunto I subscribe my name this fourth day of November one thousand Eight Hundred and Eleven. Arthur Beaty Witness Present Joseph Hart John Clayton State of Tennessee Blount County. Dec Session 1811, then was the execution of within will proven in open court by Josiah Hart and John Clayton the witnesses thereto and admitted to records—In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my name and affixed my private seal having no seal of office. At office this 29th day of Dec 1811 and thirty six years of American Independence. J Houston TN Wills Robert Beaty Blount County Will Book #1, p. 5 In the name of God Amen. I Robert Beaty of the County of Blount and State of Tennessee being sick and weak of body but of sound mind and disposing memory for which I thank God and calling to mind the uncertainty of human life and being desirous, do dispose of all such worldly substance as it hath pleased God to bless me with. First I desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid the balance of my estate to be disposed of in manner and form as follows. I give and bequeath to my son John and my son Samuel and Robert, my daughters Sarah Uphamy and Polly five dollars worth of property each and to my wife Margaret what land I possess and the balance of my moveable estate during her natural life and after her decease I give the same to my children Andrew, Jane, Peggy and William to be equally divided among them to be enjoyed by them forever and lastly I do hereby constitute and appoint my wife Margaret and Samuel Davidson Executor of this my last will and testament here by revoking all other and former wills or testaments by me heretofore made, in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 24th day of May 1822. Robert Beaty Signed sealed published and declared in the presence of us who at his request and in his presence have herewith subscribed our names as witness to the same (?) before signed. Peter Snider William Davidson ] Laurel Baty, L252

War of 1812 Pension Card Abstracts [National Archives, M313, Index to War of 1812 Pension Application Files, 102 rolls.] These cards are on microfilm, I have abstracted the soldiers name, date of enlistment, unit, widows name, date of marriage if given and residence information of soldier and widow. There are also a series of numbers on the cards—“numbers” and Bounty Land that I can provide to anyone who is interested in a particular person. The actual pension files have not been microfilmed and must be requested from the National Archives—if you are visiting the Archives you can obtain a researcher card and request a maximum of 4 files per document pull (these are at set times throughout the day) or 24 files per day! You then view the files in a special room (second floor) into which you may bring only a pencil and paper. You may Xerox the files with approval of an Archivist—a large document scanner/copier is also available. This list is not complete—I think there were a couple from New York that I did not copy (Batie?). There may be more alternate spellings—I will check again. The research area of the national Archives was just renovated and everything has been moved to the ground floor—it is a very nice setup! Baty, Thomas H., Pvt. Capt. William Ford’s Co., Ga. Mil.; Aug. 23, 1813 – March 7, 1814; 1850, 1855, Marshall Co. Tenn.; died April 1857, Marshall Co., Tenn., soldier’s original discharge certificate in brief. Widow: Delilah Watson, first mar. Waters, soldier’s first wife ---?, married Oct. 20, 1851, Maury Co., Tenn.; 1870, Marshall Co., (PO Lewisburg) Tenn., 1878, Marshall Co., (PO Silver Creek), Tenn.; died June 13, 1899. Beattie, Andrew, Pvt Capt. William Alexander’s Co. Ill. Ter. Mil., Aug. 10, 1814 – Oct. 9, 1814. 1851, Randolph co. Ill, died Jan. 16, 1852, Randolph Co. Ill Widow: Margaret Boyd, marriage Sept. 29, 1825, residence: 1855, Randolph Co., Ill, 1878, Randolph Co., (PO. Preston), Ill., died about 1883, Preston, Ill. Beatty, Benjamin, Pvt., Capt. Charles Moore’s Co., N. J. Mil., Sept. 13, 1814 – Oct. 24, 1814, died Apr. 15, 1850, Easton, PA. Widow: Margaretta Bachman, married Apr. 18, 1819, Easton, PA; 1853, 1855, 1878, Easton, North Hampton Co., PA Beatty, George, SGT Capt Walker’s Co PA Mil, Aug 29, 1814 – Dec 3, 1814, 1852 1855 Harrisburg Dauphin Co PA, died March 10, 1862, Harrisburg PA Widow: Catherine Shrom, 1st wife Eliza White, 2nd wife Sarah Smith Shrom; marriage Sept 21, 1830, Harrisburg PA (wife’s name not given,); 1878, 1879, 1887 Harrisburg PA. Beatty, Hamilton, Pvt Capt John Williamson’s Co PA Mil, Oct 2, 1812 – Apr 2, 1813; 1851, 1855 Westmoreland Co PA, died July 10, 1871 Beatty Station PA; note that soldier’s discharge certificate is filed in the brief, as well as a cancelled Land Warrant. Widow: Sarah Anderson, married Sept. 11, 1817, Westmoreland Co, PA; 1878 Westmoreland Co (PO Beatty) Beatty, Henry, Pvt., Capt. James Murrin’s Co., PA. Mil., Feb 18, 1814 – March 22, 1814; died Aug. 13, 1851, Harrisville, Butler Co. PA. Remarks: See Civil War Mother’s Certf. No. 91476, John M. Beatty, Pvt., Co K, 4 PA. Cav.; soldier served as a substitute for Philip Snyder. Widow: Margaret Stinedorf, married Oct. 25, 1815, Butler Co., PA; 1855 Butler Co., PA, 1878, Rosseville, Venango Co., PA Beatty, James; Pvt., Capt. James Cochran’s Co., Pa. Mil., July 19, 1813 – Aug. 11, 1813 and Jan. 1, 1814 – Feb. 8, 1814; 1851, 1855, Crawford Co., Pa., 1871, Meadville, Crawford Co., Pa.; died Oct. 14, 1872, Mercer Co. Pa.; soldiers discharge certificate in brief. Widow: Elizabeth Smock, married Aug. 23, 1821, Fairfield, Crawford Co., Pa.; 1878, Sheakleyville, Mercer Co., Pa. Beatty, James, Pvt. Capt. Isaac Heiskell’s Co., Va. Mil., Sept. 21, 1812 –May 4, 1813; 1850, 1855, Fayette Co., Ohio, 1871, Fayette Co. (P. O. Washington C. H.) Ohio; died about 1877; discharge certificate in brief. Widow: Elizabeth Evans; married Oct. 15, 1829, Highland Co., Ohio Beatty, James S., Pvt., Capt. Maston’s Co., Va. Mil, Aug. 26, 1814 – Nov. 24, 1814; 1850, Franklin Co Ohio, 1855 (faint writing?) Pickaway Co. Ohio; 1871 Pickawaway Co., PO Harrisburg, Franklin Co., Ohio. Widow: Elizabeth Stump, married 1841, Franklin Co., Ohio. Beatty, Matthew, Pvt., Capt. Atkinson’s Co., Pa. Mil., Jan. 1, 1814 – Feb. 7, 1814; 1851, 1855, Mercer Co., Pa.; died Sept. 14, 1860, Sheakleyville, Pa. Widow: Rebecca Dunn; married Jan. 23, 1823, Fairfield, Crawford Co., Pa; 1878, Sheakleyville, Mercer Co., Pa; died about 1883. Beatty, Thomas, Pvt., Capt. Henry Evans’ Co., Pa. Mil., Jan. 13, 1814 – March 20, 1814; 1853, 1855 Butler co., Pa.; 1871, Butler Co., (PO Whitestown), Pa. Widow: Susannah Martin; married Feb. 10, 1817, Butler Co., Pa. Beatty, Thomas, Pvt., Capt. George W. Ball’s Co., Va. Mil., Aug. 23, 1814 – Sept. 8, 1814; 1822, Harrison Co., Ohio, 1835, Brooks Co., Va. (now W. Va.); died Jan. 13, 1871, Harlem Springs, Ohio; original Deed of property in Charlestown W. Va. made by soldier & wife in 1822, in brief. Widow: Rachel Cummings; married Feb. 15, 1816, Loudon Co., Va. issued Feb. 3 (marriage license); 1878, Carroll co. (PO Harlem Springs) Ohio, 1884, Harlem Springs, Carroll Co., Ohio; died May 6, 1886. Beatty, William, Pvt., Capt. John Kennedy’s Co., Tenn. Mil., Oct. 4, 1813 –Dec. 11, 1813, 1850, 1855, Fentress Co., Tenn., 1871, Casey Co., (PO Liberty) Ky, died Aug. 5, 1877, Casey Co., Ky.; Original family record in brief. Widow: Martha Westmoreland, married Apr. 28, 1814 Overton Co., Tenn.; 1877, 1878, Casey Co., (PO Liberty) Ky. Beaty, David (also Beatty), Pvt. Capt. William Evan’s Co., Tenn. Mil., Jan. 28, 1814 – June 4, 1814; 1850, 1855, Saline Co., Mo. 1874, McLenan Co. (PO Raineys Creek, Coryell Co.), Texas. Widow: Naomi Standley, married July 29, 1819, Howard Co., Mo. Beaty, David K. (also Beatty), Pvt Capt James Lowry’s Co NC Mil; Feb 17, 1815 – March 12, 1815; 1855 Cherokee CO NC, 1873, Morganton Loudon Co Tenn.; died Apr. 10, 1875 Loudon Co Tenn; Widow’s pension certificate in the brief. Widow: Isabella B. Washum, married March 16, 1817, Haywoods Co NC; 1878 Morganton Tenn., died Nov. 11, 1889, Morganton, Tenn. Beaty, James, Pvt., Capt. Tare’s Co., SC Mil, Dec. 10, 1813 – March 15, 1814; died Oct. 4, 1837, Chambers Co., AL. Widow: Margaret Milford, married Nov. 16, 1807, Pendleton, District, SC, 1850, 1855 Chambers Co Ala., 1871, Chambers Co., (PO Chambers C. H.) Ala.; died Aug. 8, 1876 or 1877. Beaty, James (also Beatie), Pvt. Capt. James Shelton’s Co., Va. Mil., Sept. 13, 1813 – March 10, 1814; Died May 26, 1847, Washington Co., Va.; soldier’s certificate of discharge in brief. Widow: Elizabeth McQuown; married Oct. 14, 1830, Washington Co., Va.; 1850, 1855, Washington Co. Va.; 1878, Washington Co., (PO Lodi) Va.; died Dec. 11, 1887. Beaty, John, Pvt., Capt. Philip Kiser’s Co., Ohio Mil., Pvt. Capt. Abner Barrett’s Co., Ohio Mil.; Sept. 19, 1812 – Oct. 19, 1812 and Jan. 1, 1813 – Feb. 21, 1813; 1853, Champaign Co., Ohio, 1855, Westville, Champaign Co., Ohio; died July 19, 1864, Champaign Co., Ohio; “It is alleged that the soldier served as a substitute for William Beaty who served in Capt. Abner Barrett’s Co., Ohio Mil., From Aug. 21, 1812, to Jan. 1, 1813.” Widow: Elizabeth Baker; married Apr. 29, 1819, Champaign Co., Ohio; 1878, Champaign Co. (PO Saint Paris), Ohio, died about 1881. Beaty, William (or Beatty), Pvt. Capt. Jonathan Grable’s Co., Pa. Mil., Oct 12, 1812 – Apr. 18, 1813; 1850, 1855, Harrison Co., Ohio; 1871, Harrison co., (PO Means), Ohio; died about 1876; Discharge certificate in brief. Beaty, William, Pvt. Capt. Barrett’s Co., Ohio Mil. Aug. 21, 1812 – Oct. 30, 1812; 1851, 1855, Henderson co., Ill; died May 19, 1868, Henderson Co., Ill. Widow: Jane T. Russell, 1st wife Mary Pance; married June 27, 1833, Warren Co., Ill., 1878, Oquawka, Henderson Co., Ill.; died about 1896. Laurel Baty, L252

Laurel, I would be interested in the info regarding Thomas H. Beaty. Les Beaty L20B/L241

1870 TN Census 1870 Hancock co., TN Dist. 10 War Ridge pg. 67 Wm. Battey 38 farm labor TN Lucinda 30 TN Emeline 16 TN Samuel 13 TN Sarah 8 TN Gerta? 4 (f) TN Lula 1 TN (next household) Mitchell Battey 18 farmer 200 TN Sarah 19 keep house TN 1870 Hancock co., TN Dist. 14 White Oak Spring PO pg. 94 (L-10) Rachel Bales 73 keep house 300-300 PA Mary Woolfenbarger 38 at home TN Milton 17 works on farm TN Martha 15 TN George 13 TN Stephen 11 TN James? 5 TN

Laurel, Yes. This William is L2: William I. Beaty b: December 01, 1792 in Wayne, KY d: August 05, 1877 in TN-Fentress Co + Martha Westmoreland b: October 31, 1798 d: Aft. 1850 m: April 28, 1814 Son of Andrew Beaty and Elizabeth Cooper. Grandson of John Beaty and Margaret Montgomery. ..Mike Allen L2 -----Original Message----- From: Laurel Baty [mailto:laurel.baty@verizon.net] Sent: Saturday, November 15, 2003 2:52 PM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BP2000] War of 1812 Pension Cards/L2, L20 I copied some Beaty War of 1812 pension cards at the Nat'l Archives today. There was one one for William Beaty, who enlisted Oct. 4, 1813, in Capt. John Kennedy's Co., Tenn. Mil. He married Martha Westmoreland on April 28, 1814 in Overton Co., TN. In 1850, 1855 he was living in Fentress Co. TN. In 1871 he lived in Casey Co., (PO Liberty) Ky. He died Aug 5, 1877, Casey Co. KY. The card states "Original Family Record in brief" Has anyone seen this pension application? It sounds like there might be an original Bible page in it. I will go copy this if anyone is interested--the copies have to be made during the week because it involves pulling the original records....Is this William Lineage 2 and how does he fit in? I also found a card for Thomas H. Baty (L20) --I will also copy his application if anyone is interested--card states "soldier's original discharge card in brief". Laurel Baty, L252

I copied some Beaty War of 1812 pension cards at the Nat'l Archives today. There was one one for William Beaty, who enlisted Oct. 4, 1813, in Capt. John Kennedy's Co., Tenn. Mil. He married Martha Westmoreland on April 28, 1814 in Overton Co., TN. In 1850, 1855 he was living in Fentress Co. TN. In 1871 he lived in Casey Co., (PO Liberty) Ky. He died Aug 5, 1877, Casey Co. KY. The card states "Original Family Record in brief" Has anyone seen this pension application? It sounds like there might be an original Bible page in it. I will go copy this if anyone is interested--the copies have to be made during the week because it involves pulling the original records....Is this William Lineage 2 and how does he fit in? I also found a card for Thomas H. Baty (L20) --I will also copy his application if anyone is interested--card states "soldier's original discharge card in brief". Laurel Baty, L252

I left out a Beaty application yesterday--one that was hard to see on the digital index. An observant Beaty relative pointed this out! Joseph Young Beaty, application # 45339, rejected, filed in Chilhowee Missouri, Young Beaty was 37 at the time of application, born in 1871, in Henry Co MO. his father's name was Benjamin Beaty and mother Louisa Kinney Beaty, both born in Henry Co MO. Father died August 12, 1908, mother died Sept 4, 1898. Siblings: Sam Beaty, Galena KS, Mary S. Chilhowee MO, Jackson Chilhowee MO, Abner, died Aug 1908, Finis A., Wilburton OK, and Louisa M., died 1882. Grandparents Joseph Beaty and Mary Prigmore born in KY, children: Lewis, Clark Benjamin and Mary. Also information about maternal grandparents. A letter from Young Beaty sating that his great grandfather registered in the year 1838 and that his father had looked up the records a "good many years ago." Also several affidavits from people knowing the maternal great grandfather, John Walker. Another letter from Young Beaty in which he fires his attorney! I also did not realize that for some applications there is even more information in the miscellaneous testimony section. This is true for Jesse Beaty and Welburn Batie. Welburn Batie's deposition: No 23498 Welburn Batie, after being first duly sworn deposes and says: I am 26 years of age. I am a Cherokee alottee and my number is 29942. My father is living about four miles west of here. He is an Old Settler. He drew Old Settler money. My father was too young to be in the war. I also claim Indian blood through my mother. She was not living at the time of the Immigrant payment. Bob Parris was my mother's father. I never saw him. He was an Indian. He died at the close of the war. He was an Old Settler. Martha Parris was my mother's mother. She is an Old Settler. Her maiden name was Martha Wood. My grandmother Martha Parris enrolled with the Old settler Group 258, page 80. Robert Parris, Jr., grandfather of applicant was enrolled with the Old Settlers Group 46, page 27. Wm. Batie was my grandfather on my father's side. He was an Old Settler. He was killed in the time of the war. he is enrolled with the Old settlers group 29 (89?), page 70. He had two sisters one named Emmeline and one named Samantha. Annie Batie was my grandmother. She was an Old Settler, group 140, page 57. I did not get any Old Settler money about 14 years ago. Welburn Batie Subscribed and sworn to before me at Tahlequah, Okla., this thirtieth day of September, 1908. {Page 3329 of Miscellaneous Testimony} Laurel Baty, L252

Does anyone know the current email address of Joyce Beaty Evans? Her old address (JoyceBE@AOL.com) apparently is no longer working. Les Beaty L20B/L241

I went to the Nat'l Archives today and copied all of the Beaty applications that I found in the online Guion Miller Index: "Index to the applications submitted for the Eastern Cherokee Roll of 1909 (Guion Miller Index) available in digital format on Http://www.NARA.gov These applications are very long so I will just give a little info about the applicant and if anyone would like copies let me know. Batey, Robert S. Colo.--approved, Denver CO, father Wilburn Batey, mother Ellen Ellison, born Dec 5, 1884 Batie, Robert I. T.--rejected, Tahlequah OK--parents William Batie and Eliza Parris Beaty. Batie, Wilburn I. T.--rejected, Talequah Okla, "Old settlers on both sides" listed as reason for rejection--born June 28, 1881, father, William Batie mother Eliza Parris Battie, Elias I. T.--rejected, Braggs Oklahoma, father William Bottie, mother Eliza Parris, born Jan 28, 1884 Battie, Susan I. T.--approved, Ah-Ni-Wake Okla.--wife of Robert Beattie, daughter of Joshua Anderson and Nancy M. Adkisson. Battie, William Gdn. I. T.--this is for Walter Foster whose mother was a daughter of William Battie and Eliza Battie. Walter was born in 1897. Battie, Willie I. T.--rejected, born Tahlequah Dist Cher Nation Jan 16, 1885, parents William Battie and Eliza Parris Battie Beatey, Jesse Tenn.--rejected, Fentress Co Tn, 56 years old, --mother Sallie Beaty, nee Cobb, father died about 1877, mother 1879, names of siblings, children maternal info, letters from John Allen Cobb, George W. Conatser--interesting! Beatty, Alice B. R. Cal.--approved, Grass Valley CA, married to Francis Gibson Beatty (65 years old), she was born in Honey Creek Cherokee Nation in 1848 and was enrolled in 1851, father was John Rollin Ridge, her Indian name is Agnala, lots of information in this application Beaty, Cull Tenn.--rejected, Mauson TN--faher James Beaty mother Catherine Hogue Beaty, all born Fentress County, grandparents Flem Beaty and Sallie Beaty (Cobb or Koker) their children--John, Balam, Jessie and Dave. Beaty, David Tenn.--rejected, Boatland Tenn., father Flern Beaty, mother Suley Cubb, english name Stephens, names of brothers and sisters and maternal Aunts and uncles Beaty, Fanie E. Tenn., Moodyville TN, father-James K. Beaty, Mother-Sarah Smith Beaty (died 1893), both born in Fentress Co TN, brother Manson Beaty Beaty, James Tenn.--rejected, Manson TN--father Flem Beaty, mother Sallie Cobb, siblings listed (Ida Wright and Belle Robbins applications were next to his and I copied those too--his daughters), children listed--Cull Beaty, Belle Robbins, Ida Wright, Wayn Beaty, Bates Beaty, Electa Beaty Beaty, Lou Ga.--rejected, Pendergrass GA, husbands name not listed has children Gus, Annie, Claud, John and Lee, father Riley Wilkerson mother Martha Pruit Beaty, Nancy J. Tenn.--rejected, Little Crab TN, wife of David Beaty, claims through parents John and Elizabeth Conatser. Beaty, Sarah A. Tenn.--rejected, Little Crab TN, married to Elam Beaty, father John Conatser, lots more information on Conatsers A lot of these Beatys are L2--if anyone wants copies let me know. There is a fair amount of genealogy in the applications--most of it related to the maternal line. Laurel Baty, L252

I thought I should mention that entry 103 --Robert Beaty, 1925 is an error that occurs in the book. I am sure it must be 1825... Laurel Baty L252 Laurel Baty wrote: > I sent this out earlier but it never appeared in the list > Archives--thought I would resend > > >From "Occupant and Revolutionary War Land Grants and Claims Starting > With 1824" by Barbara Sanford Guess, McNairy County Genealogical > Society, Selmar, Tennessee > > Page 10 > No 103 --ROBERT BEATY by virtue of an act of the assembly pas'd the 24th > day of November 1925 for the benefit of occupant and by virtue of his > occupant and by virtue of his occupant claim enters 50 acres of land for > his reserve in the 9th S. D. 3rd range & 4th section being at the > South-East corner of occupant entry No 593 for 25 acres in the name of > ROBERT BEATY, runs East 68 poles & North for complement. 30th June > 1926. > > No 104 -- WILLIAM BEATY by virtue of the provisions of the occupant Law > of 1825 and by virtue of his occupant claim entry for his reserves 50 > acres of land in the South-West corner of entry No 595 for 50 acres in > the name of WILLIAM BEATY runs South 108 poles and East for complement. > 30th June 1826. > > Page 56 > > No 593 --ROBERT BEATY assignee & by virtue of part of commissions > warrant No 675 & by virtue of his occupant claim enters 25 acres in the > 9th district 3rd range & 4th section begins 46 poles East & 80 poles > South of the South East corner of entry No 304 in the name of Samuel L. > Clay runs South 45 poles & East for complement. 30th June 1826 > > No 595--WILLIAM BEATY assignee of the register of the Western district > and by vietur of certificates No 3081 & 3083 paid by the commessioners > of W. T. for 25 acres each enters 50 acres of land in the 9th district > 3rd range & 4th section begins 74 poles South & 351/2 poles West of the > South West corner of entry No 593 in the name of ROBERT BEATY runs East > 96 poles & south for complement. 30th June 1826. > > 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>

I have various deeds placing John of L-10 in Huntingdon Borough through 1814. I am certain this is John of L-10. This is the only time I can pick up William. The deeds I sent for for William Beatty are a different one and I suspect he is gone from Huntingdon after 1810. The 1800 deed alluded to is not on the index but may be a mortgage deed in that index. Donna L-3 1810 Huntingdon co., PA Huntingdon Borough pg. 22 J. Beatty (L-10) 1 m und 10 3 m 16-26 1 m 45+ 4 f und 10 1 f 26-45 1810 Huntingdon co., PA Huntingdon Borough pg. 23 Wm. Beatty 1 m und 10 1 m 26-45 1 f und 10 3 f 10-16 1 f 16-26 1 f 45+ 1820 Huntingdon co., PA Huntingdon Borough pg. 63 John Beaty 1 m 10-16 2 m 16-26 1 m 26-45 1 m 45+ 2 f 16-26 1 f 26-45 1 f 45+ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Huntingdon co., PA Deeds Microfilm# 0854204 Vol. H-1 pg. 502 This indenture made 22 May, 1802 between John Beaty of Water Street, Morris twp., Huntingdon co., PA of the one part and Edward Beatty of the same county of the other part. Witnesseth, that whereas there was on 16 Aug. 1800 a patent granted to John Beaty out of the land office of Pennsylvania for 301 acres and allowance, Patent Bk.43 pg. 256 which tract of land was surveyed in pursuance of a warrant 3 Nov. 1785 granted to Edward Beaty, Sen.......(description)...lands of Thomas McCune....Tassey Mountain....which tract of land he, by his last will and testament dated the fourth day of May 1796 devised to his eight sons, Richard, Martin, Robert, William, Edward, Patrick, Thomas and John with power to sell, who by deed dated the 9 Aug. 1800 conveyed their original rights in the said tract to John Beaty, aforesaid party hereto. Now this indenture witnesseth that John Beatty and Mary, his wife for 100£ paid by Edward Beaty sells this part...(description)....running by Thomas McCune's land...by Brady's land....containing 136 acres and 11 perches plus allowance... John Beatty Mary (her M mark) Beaty In the presence of: David Stewart Edward Bell Edward Bell 22 May 1802 John Beaty and Mary, his wife acknowledged the deed and Mary reliquished dower.

L-24 Microfilm # 0953759 Erie co., OH Probate Records 1838-1850 Vol. A (this is Leonard the younger) pg. 212 (excerpts) The State of Ohio-Erie county March term of the Court of Common Pleas for Erie co., OH 9 April 1842 Hon. Ozias Bowen, President, Moors Farwell, Harvey Fowler, Nathan Strong, Associate Judges Mary Ann Beatty, widow of Leonard Beatty, dec'd relinquished her right to administer on said estate & ordered by court that Waldo F. Converse be appointed administrator of said estate & is ordered to give bond in the sum of $2000 with John Beatty & Charles Converse as security. Samuel B. Caldwell, John N. Sloane, & Marshall Burton appointed Appraisers. Leonard Beatty, late of Perkins twp. Erie co., OH inventory & appraisal 25 July 1842, land sold & estate pays creditors. pg. 298 (Leonard Beatty the elder) May Term 1849 The last will and testament of Leonard Beatty, deceased. The State of Ohio, Erie co., SS May term 1849Court of Common Pleas-29 May 1849 The will of Leonard Beatty, deceased, of Erie co., OH produced by E. Lane & Son, attorneys for executrix named in said will and Walter F. Stone & Charles H. Lee, subscribing witnesses testify & swear in open court. May 29, 1849 ordered the last will & testament be recorded. Whereupon Sally Beatty, widow of sd. Leonard and the executrix and residiary legatee appeared & accepted the trust of executing said will.-Bond of $100 with Leonard B. Johnson & James B. Radcliff as surety. Leonard Beatty Will In the name of the benevolent father of all. I, Leonard Beatty of Cedar Point, in the county of Erie, Ohio do make and publish this my last will and testament. I give, devise and bequeath to my beloved wife Sally Beatty all my real estate wherever situate and all my goods, chattels and personal property of every kind and description, the said estate both real and personal to be to my said wife and to her heirs forever. I do hereby constitute and appoint my said wife Sally Beatty executrix of this my last will and testament. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 28th day of December AD 1847. Leonard Beatty Wit: W. F. Stone Chas'l H. Lee Book B pg. 244 (Leonard Beatty the younger) Mary Ann Bement, late Mary Ann Beatty, guardian & R. B. Bement, her husband vs, Benjamin W. Beatty. Settlement of Guariary Account The State of Ohio Erie County SS Be it remembered that heretofore, to wit, at the May term of court of common pleas within and for Erie county and state of Ohio, To Wit, on the 25th day of May AD 1850...In matter of Benjamin Beatty, a minor aged 14 years on 1 Oct. 1849, minor and orphan son of Leonard Beatty 2nd, deceased, late of sd. county chose Mary Ann Beatty, his mother for his guardian and the court approved bond at $4000, Hiram Dewey, Washington Dewey and Leonard B. Johnson, sureties. At May term of sd. court, to wit, 16 May 1851 from court journal, "This day came Mary Ann Beatty, who was at May term 1850 appointed guardian for Benjamin Beatty minor child of Leonard Beatty, deceased, and application for a reduction for the amount of bond changed $500 with Hiram Dewey and Washington Dewey, sureties. " On 1 March 1853 Mary Ann Bement filed in probate court of sd. county for final settlement as follows: Benjamin Beatty in A/C with Mrs. R. B. Bement letters of guardianship. To board, clothing, maintenance & education of Mary O. Beatty from Nov. 1842 until her decease July 28, 1849-6 years and 9 months @ $1.50/week. To boarding, clothing, maintenance & education of Benjamin W. Beatty from Nov. of 1842 to May 1851-8 years and 6 months at $1.50/week. Total $1189.50 Mary Ann Bement swears to the above. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sally Beatty, widow of Leonard, the elder. 1860 Erie co., OH Perkins twp. pg. 307 Phillip S. Vanatta 32 blacksmith OH Ann 18 OH Lucinda 16 OH Sarah 14 OH Fletcher 8 OH Sally Beatty 76 Ireland Jacob Scharb 28 farmer 400-300 ? Mary? 22 OH Louisa 1 OH Henry 6/12 OH xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Mary A. Dewey Beatty Bement, widow of Leonard Beatty, the younger 1850 Erie co., OH Portland twp. pg. 22 Orinda Dewey 62 (f) Mass Royel Watchmaker 23 Vermont Mary A. Beatty 39 Vermont Benjamin 15 Oh Emma Bennet 27 PA 1870 Sandusky co., OH Green Creek Mary A. Bement 60 physician 1200-150 VT Leonard Beatty 11 at home Wisconsin Orinda Dewey 83 retired housekeeper Mass RUFUS B. BEMENT -MARY ANN BEATTY Family -19 JUN 1851 , Erie, Ohio Source Information: Batch No.: Dates: Source Call No.: Type: Printout Call No.: Type: M513961 1838 - 1864 0954128 V. 1-3 Film NONE This one? Rufus Budd Bement Birth: 05 JUN 1808 Ashfield, Franklin, Massachusetts Death: 1882 Clyde, Sandusky, Ohio Parents: Father: Samuel Bement Mother: Anna Hosmer Marriages: Spouse: Louisa M. Hooker Marriage: 28 AUG 1832 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1850 Erie co., OH Portland twp. pg. 22 Orinda Dewey 62 (f) Mass Royel Watchmaker 23 Vermont Mary A. Beatty 39 Vermont Benjamin 15 Oh Emma Bennet 27 PA 1860 Erie co., OH Sandusky pg. 85 Benjamin Beatty 24 watchmaker 1000 OH Polly M. 21 800 OH Leonard 11/12? OH 1870 Sandusky co., OH Green Creek Mary A. Bement 60 physician 1200-150 VT Leonard Beatty 11 at home Wisconsin Orinda Dewey 83 retired housekeeper Mass 1880-Rochester, Monroe, New York Source: FHL Film 1254862 National Archives Film T9-0862 Page 48D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Joseph VICKERMAN Self M M W 37 NY Occ: Proprietor Fa: NY Mo: NY Jane CLARK Other F W W 60 NY Occ: Keeping House Fa: NY Mo: NY Julia BOWEN Other F S W 24 NY Leonard BEATTIE Other M S W 22 WI Occ: Machinist Fa: OH Mo: OH