To all the Veterans in Beatty Project 2000 Thank you for serving our country. Dinah L199
Here is a link to Mountain Press: http://www.mountainpress.com/ They now have 70% of the indexes for their books on line--so you don't end up buying a book without the name you are looking for. There is a search engine for the web page that showed over 140 books with the name "Beaty"--lots in Missouri. Mountain Press has one of the largest private collections of original TN WPA records. Laurel Baty, L252
>From "Index to the First Deed Books of Claiborne County, Tennessee Grantor and Grantee, Volume I, Books A-Z 1801-1865" by Virginia Billingsley Fletcher Page 15--Grantor to Grantee: BEATY, J. M. et al to Jones, Elijah, release, 1838, Book Z, page 184 BEATY, MARTIN to Hagan, William deed, 1821, Book M, p93, $200 BEATY, W. & M. to BEATY, J. M. et al deed, 1841 Book S p624, $5,500 BEATY, WILLIAM to BEATY, MARTIN partship 1837 Book O, page 290 Page 135, Huff, Daniel to BEATY, J. M. etal deed 1843 T 50/53 $300 BEATY, W. & M. to BEATY, J. M. etal deed 1841 S page 624 $5500 Perryman, Jas A. to BEATY, MARTIN etal deed 1811 Book C p219 $100 Evans, George etal. to BEATY, MARTIN agreemt. 1812 D p121 Robinson, William etal. to BEATY, MARTIN deed 1816 Book E 140/143 $2100 Robinson, John etal to BEATY, MARTIN etal. deed 1816 Book E 143 $150 Condry, Dennis etal. to BEATY, MARTIN permit 1820 Book F, p163 BEATY, WILLIAM to BEATY, MARTIN partship 1837 O p290 Jones, Elijah to BEATY, W. & W. agreement 1837 O 305 Jones, Elijah to BEATY, W. & W. deed 1838, Book M, p421, $900.00 Hunt, John sheriff to BEATY, WILLIAM deed 1822 G p80 $50.00 Martin, Lathiel to BEATY, WILLIAM deed 1826 I p125 George, Robert to BEATY, WILLIAM b.s. 1828 I p126 $400 Moss, Reuben to BEATY, WILLIAM b.s. 1829 I p123 Gift Moss, Marcellus to BEATY, WILLIAM deed 1830 I p218 $1.00 Moss, Reuben to Beaty, William deed 1830 I p218 $1.00 >From "Claiborne County, Tenn. Deeds Vol. 3 (Sept. 1803 - Dec 1808)" by Laura Willis, 1999 page 4--Deed Book A, page 152, 31 Dec 1803 MARTIN BEATY is a witness to a deed from John Jones (VA) to Thomas Pearson Page 6--Deed Book A, p158, No date MARTIN BEATY is a witness to a deed from John Jones to Thomas Person >From "Tennessee Records of Claiborne County Minutes of Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions 1819-1821" WPA, 1939 Page 26 (page 58, Feb 15, 1820) A paper authorizing Dennis Condrey and William Hill to open and keep in repair that part of the road that passes in Virginia through the land of MARTIN BEATY was acknowledged, in open court by MARTIN BEATY by his attorney in fact Samuel Cogan admitted to record and ordered to be certified. Page 57 ( p123, May 10, 1820) HENDERSON BEATY & Hagan && Vs Armsted Brown--John Hunt came into court and brought the body of the defendant in discharge of himself whereupon it is considered by thecourt that the defendant be in the custody of the Sheriff. Page 157 (p344, May 18, 1821) James Walker vs Stephen Con, Henderson & BEATTY--Reuben H. Rodgers a constable for the county of Claiborne proceeded in Court an execution issued by William Graham esqr., a justice of the peace for said county in favor of and to satisfy or judgment obtained by James Walker before Joseph Peterson Esqr. a Justice of the peace for Campbell County against Stephen Con, Henderson & BEATTY, the execution of which judgment in said County was regularly certified according to law & the first mentioned execution was issued, which first mentioned execution so as aforesaid produced in court commanded any campal officer said county of the goods and chattels lands and tenements of the said defendant to make the sum of seventy five dollars twelve and one half cents debt with the interest there on proven the 10th day of September 1819 the date of said judgment as also fifty costs upon the which execution the said Reuben R. Rodgers constable made his return that he had levied the same on a tract of land lying at Cumberland Gap as the property of MARTIN BEATTY one of the defendants and that no personal property was found in his plaintiff James Walker, by his attorney William B. Reese, it is ordered by the court that an order of sale issue to expose to public sale the said tract of land so levied on or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy the plaintiff his debt and cost aforesaid and also the costs of this motion. Page 164 (page 360 Aug. 12, 1821) Ordered by the court that Joel Jones be appointed a constable in the bounds of Captain Browns Company for the Insuing two years and thereup was sworn as the Law directs and entered into bond with William Hog and WILLIAM BEATY as securities. Page 168 (p370, Aug. 13, 1821) State vs WILLIAM BEATY and others this case the Defendant WILLIAM BEATY being charged on the bill on Indictment for plea thereto satin he is guilty. It is therefore considered by the court for such his offense he be fined twelve and one half cents and pay the costs in this behalf expended for which Execution may issue. Laurel Baty, L252
I found the following link to a lot of new Overton County Books on Overton County TNGENWEB. There are indexes to the books available online--Andrew, David and John Beaty appear in more deeds and there are later references to David Beaty. http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnoverto/archivesproject.html Laurel Baty wrote: > There were not many books at the Library for Overton County TN--which is > too bad since a lot of Beatys appear there in the 1820 Census: > > 1820 Beaty Andrew Overton p6 110201/ 00100 > 1820 Beaty Ann Overton p6 110100/00201 > 1820 Beaty David Overton p9 400010/40010 > 1820 Beaty George Overton p17 400010/01010 > 1820 Beaty James Overton p10 110001/00010 > 1820 Beaty John Overton p15 100010/00000 > 1820 Beaty John Overton p5 100110/32010 > 1820 Beaty Robert Overton p15 000010/00100 > 1820 Beaty William Overton p5 200010/10100 > > >From "Overton County, Tennessee Deed Book A, 1792 -1808" WPA > > Page 34 (p424 of Deed Book)--Deed from Thomas Dillen to Michaell > McDonnald April 17, 1808, con $361, 300 acres of Overton County, Beg it > three post oaks and a hickory it being part of a tract granted to > Donelson by N. Carolina for 10,240 acres. No of grant 336 Jan 8, > 1797.--Thomas Dillon, (Seal) > Test.--JOHN BEATY, John McDonald > Ar. W. Overton > > >From "Tennessee Records of Overton County Circuit Court Minute Book 1815 > -1824"--WPA, 1939 > > Page 60 (page 99 Minute Book) Sept. 9, 1817--John McDonald Vs. George W. > Sevier in Ejectment > This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury > of good and lawful men, (to wit) John Harris, Joseph Martin, Thomas > Chandler, William Bilyew, William Beech, Isaac Bilyew, John Hill, Henry > Hoover, Benjamin Carpenter, ANDREW BEATY, Thomas Kelly and Peterson > Cherry...... > > Page 91 (page 147 of Minute Book) 14 Sept. 1818 > John McDonald Vs George W. Sevier In Ejectment > This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury > of good and lawful men, (to wit), Richard Winningham, Frederick Deck, > Adam Gardenshire, Luke Matheny, George Smith, Archibald Story, Isaac > Carlock Jr., Benjamin Carpenter, Richard ray, GEORGE BEATY, Levy Hinds, > and Wilson Conner...... > > Page 161 (Page 266 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) > The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief > This day came James Rodgers Solicitor General and WILLIAM BEATY a > witness who was summoned as a witness to attend the present Term of this > court to give evidence on behalf of the State on the trial of this cause > being solemnly called to come into court came not but made default. It > is therefore considered by the court that the State of Tennessee recover > against the said WILLIAM BEATY the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, > unless he appears here at the next term of this court and shows > sufficient cause of his disability to appear and that a scirifacias > issue to make known &c. > > Page 162 (page 268 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) > The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief > This day came James Rodgers who prosecutes for the State and the > Defendant was surrendered in Court in Discharge of the Recognizance of > himself and Bail was ordered in custody of the sherriff (sic). > Whereupon came a jury of good and lawful men, to wit, JOHN BEATY, > William Chilton, Jr., Simon Huddleston, Rowland Flowers, Richard > Copeland, Ira Smith, William Wisdom, Henry Dillon, Soloman Allred, Wiley > Huddleston, Thomas Masters, and James H. Cherry..... > > Page 182 (page 301 of Minute Book) Aug 31, 1820 > The State Vs WILLIAM BEATY, Sciri facias > This day came James Rodgers esquire Solicitor General who prosecutes for > the State, and for reasons disclosed in the affidavit of the defendant. > It is ordered by the Court that the forfeiture herein taken against the > defendant at the last term of this court be set aside upon the defendant > paying the costs herein accrued. Therefore it is considered by the > court that the State recover against the said defendant the costs in > this behalf expended. > > Page 225 (Page 361, Aug 20, 1821) > JOHN BEATY ia a juror > > Page 271 (p 425 of Minute Book) > A Deed of conveyance from Felps Read to ANDREW BEATY for two hundred > acres of land was produced in open court and the execution thereof > proven by the oaths of George Hoshaw and Robert Higshaw subscribing > witnesses thereto, the said Robert Higshaw stating that he did not > recollect the time when said deed of conveyance was executed and the > said George Heshaw stating that said deed of conveyance was executed > about four years ago. Whereupon said Deed of conveyance was ordered to > be certified. > > page 291 (p450 of Minute Book) > The Grand Jury returned into court and presented a bill of indictment > against JOHN BAITY and Robert Crockett for disturbing public worship a > true bill and retired. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > The Threaded Mail List Archiver at RootsWeb > A powerful search engine.... Try it!
Does this group of Overton County, TN Beaty fit into one of the BP-2000 lines? The Robert Beaty and his wife fit the age of our Robert E. Beaty (L-405) and wife and their first child was not born until 1824 which also fits. He was probably born in TN. RaNelle Parker L-405 & L-324
Yes, the William would be a contemporary of my great-grandfather, John Clinton BEATTY and his brother William Henry BEA(T)Y and their brother George (If it is indeed their brother in that 1870 census). That could mean that it was a William, who was one of the two brothers (of seven), James Lewis BEATTY IV and William? who survived the battle at Chattanooga. Edward Benjamin BEA(T)Y, son and 3rd-born of the 13 children of William Henry and Mary Jane (GOULD) BEATY, was born 05 December 1876 in Walkerton, Indiana. He retired from Oregon State University as a mathematics professor and one of Oregon's top Masons. He died in Eugene, Oregon on 03 September 1963 while on a visit to Eugene. He had graduated from Oregon State in 1903 and did graduate work at the University of Washington and the University of California, where he received a master of arts degree in 1916. Edward Benjamin BEATY and his first wife, whom he married in 1905, Sylvia M. (SPAULDING), had one son, Edward Benjamin "Ned" BEATY. After her death, he married in 1912 to Mabel (MOSS) WELSH, and they had a daughter, Elizabeth. I think I will post his obituary on the BP2000. Thank you, Lois ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bobbie DuFault" <bobbiedu@verizon.net> To: "'Lois'" <lekort@comcast.net>; <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 6:01 PM Subject: RE: [BP2000] Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, 1870 Census > Lois - here is what I show listed for 1860 - not complete as I did not look > for every different spelling. > > There is a William here and maybe that John Beatly in Eugene? > > Beatie, C. F. > Age: 32 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: VA > State: Oregon > County: CLACKAMAS > Locale: BEAVER CRK PCT > Series: M653 > Roll: 1055 > Part: 1 > Page: 47B > > > Beatly, John > Age: 34 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: MO > State: Oregon > County: LANE > Locale: EUGENE PCT > Series: M653 > Roll: 1055 > Part: 1 > Page: 262A > > > Beattie, Jas > Age: 24 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: SCOT > State: Washington > County: PIERCE > Locale: STEILACOOM P O > Series: M653 > Roll: 1398 > Part: 1 > Page: 239 > > > Beattle, Patrick > Age: 20 > Gender: M > Race: M > Birthplace: IREL > State: Washington > County: CLARK > Locale: GARRISON > Series: M653 > Roll: 1398 > Part: 1 > Page: 111 > > > Beatty, George > Age: 40 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: IREL > State: Washington > County: CLARK > Locale: VANCONVER P O > Series: M653 > Roll: 1398 > Part: 1 > Page: 89 > > > Beatty, L. F. > Age: 30 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: MA > State: Oregon > County: MULTNOMAH > Locale: PORTLAND > Series: M653 > Roll: 1056 > Part: 1 > Page: 481B > > > Beatty, Michl > Age: 38 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: MI > State: Washington > County: CLARK > Locale: GARRISON > Series: M653 > Roll: 1398 > Part: 1 > Page: 109 > > > Beatty, William > Age: 42 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: OH > State: Oregon > County: BENTON > Locale: CORVALLIS > Series: M653 > Roll: 1055 > Part: 1 > Page: 19B > > > Beaty, D. C. > Age: 31 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: OH > State: Washington > County: THURSTON > Locale: OLYMPIA P O > Series: M653 > Roll: 1398 > Part: 1 > Page: 210 > > > Beaty, R. H. > Age: 34 > Gender: M > Race: W > Birthplace: OH > State: Washington > County: KING > Locale: SEATTLE P O > Series: M653 > Roll: 1398 > Part: 1 > Page: 272 > > > > > >
The dates for the last two entries were: page 271 (425) Deed of Conveyance to ANDREW BEATY, Mar 20, 1822 Page 291--Grand Jury Indictment of JOHN BAITY--17 Sept 1822. Laurel Baty wrote: > There were not many books at the Library for Overton County TN--which is > too bad since a lot of Beatys appear there in the 1820 Census: > > 1820 Beaty Andrew Overton p6 110201/ 00100 > 1820 Beaty Ann Overton p6 110100/00201 > 1820 Beaty David Overton p9 400010/40010 > 1820 Beaty George Overton p17 400010/01010 > 1820 Beaty James Overton p10 110001/00010 > 1820 Beaty John Overton p15 100010/00000 > 1820 Beaty John Overton p5 100110/32010 > 1820 Beaty Robert Overton p15 000010/00100 > 1820 Beaty William Overton p5 200010/10100 > > >From "Overton County, Tennessee Deed Book A, 1792 -1808" WPA > > Page 34 (p424 of Deed Book)--Deed from Thomas Dillen to Michaell > McDonnald April 17, 1808, con $361, 300 acres of Overton County, Beg it > three post oaks and a hickory it being part of a tract granted to > Donelson by N. Carolina for 10,240 acres. No of grant 336 Jan 8, > 1797.--Thomas Dillon, (Seal) > Test.--JOHN BEATY, John McDonald > Ar. W. Overton > > >From "Tennessee Records of Overton County Circuit Court Minute Book 1815 > -1824"--WPA, 1939 > > Page 60 (page 99 Minute Book) Sept. 9, 1817--John McDonald Vs. George W. > Sevier in Ejectment > This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury > of good and lawful men, (to wit) John Harris, Joseph Martin, Thomas > Chandler, William Bilyew, William Beech, Isaac Bilyew, John Hill, Henry > Hoover, Benjamin Carpenter, ANDREW BEATY, Thomas Kelly and Peterson > Cherry...... > > Page 91 (page 147 of Minute Book) 14 Sept. 1818 > John McDonald Vs George W. Sevier In Ejectment > This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury > of good and lawful men, (to wit), Richard Winningham, Frederick Deck, > Adam Gardenshire, Luke Matheny, George Smith, Archibald Story, Isaac > Carlock Jr., Benjamin Carpenter, Richard ray, GEORGE BEATY, Levy Hinds, > and Wilson Conner...... > > Page 161 (Page 266 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) > The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief > This day came James Rodgers Solicitor General and WILLIAM BEATY a > witness who was summoned as a witness to attend the present Term of this > court to give evidence on behalf of the State on the trial of this cause > being solemnly called to come into court came not but made default. It > is therefore considered by the court that the State of Tennessee recover > against the said WILLIAM BEATY the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, > unless he appears here at the next term of this court and shows > sufficient cause of his disability to appear and that a scirifacias > issue to make known &c. > > Page 162 (page 268 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) > The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief > This day came James Rodgers who prosecutes for the State and the > Defendant was surrendered in Court in Discharge of the Recognizance of > himself and Bail was ordered in custody of the sherriff (sic). > Whereupon came a jury of good and lawful men, to wit, JOHN BEATY, > William Chilton, Jr., Simon Huddleston, Rowland Flowers, Richard > Copeland, Ira Smith, William Wisdom, Henry Dillon, Soloman Allred, Wiley > Huddleston, Thomas Masters, and James H. Cherry..... > > Page 182 (page 301 of Minute Book) Aug 31, 1820 > The State Vs WILLIAM BEATY, Sciri facias > This day came James Rodgers esquire Solicitor General who prosecutes for > the State, and for reasons disclosed in the affidavit of the defendant. > It is ordered by the Court that the forfeiture herein taken against the > defendant at the last term of this court be set aside upon the defendant > paying the costs herein accrued. Therefore it is considered by the > court that the State recover against the said defendant the costs in > this behalf expended. > > Page 225 (Page 361, Aug 20, 1821) > JOHN BEATY ia a juror > > Page 271 (p 425 of Minute Book) > A Deed of conveyance from Felps Read to ANDREW BEATY for two hundred > acres of land was produced in open court and the execution thereof > proven by the oaths of George Hoshaw and Robert Higshaw subscribing > witnesses thereto, the said Robert Higshaw stating that he did not > recollect the time when said deed of conveyance was executed and the > said George Heshaw stating that said deed of conveyance was executed > about four years ago. Whereupon said Deed of conveyance was ordered to > be certified. > > page 291 (p450 of Minute Book) > The Grand Jury returned into court and presented a bill of indictment > against JOHN BAITY and Robert Crockett for disturbing public worship a > true bill and retired. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > The Threaded Mail List Archiver at RootsWeb > A powerful search engine.... Try it!
There were not many books at the Library for Overton County TN--which is too bad since a lot of Beatys appear there in the 1820 Census: 1820 Beaty Andrew Overton p6 110201/ 00100 1820 Beaty Ann Overton p6 110100/00201 1820 Beaty David Overton p9 400010/40010 1820 Beaty George Overton p17 400010/01010 1820 Beaty James Overton p10 110001/00010 1820 Beaty John Overton p15 100010/00000 1820 Beaty John Overton p5 100110/32010 1820 Beaty Robert Overton p15 000010/00100 1820 Beaty William Overton p5 200010/10100 >From "Overton County, Tennessee Deed Book A, 1792 -1808" WPA Page 34 (p424 of Deed Book)--Deed from Thomas Dillen to Michaell McDonnald April 17, 1808, con $361, 300 acres of Overton County, Beg it three post oaks and a hickory it being part of a tract granted to Donelson by N. Carolina for 10,240 acres. No of grant 336 Jan 8, 1797.--Thomas Dillon, (Seal) Test.--JOHN BEATY, John McDonald Ar. W. Overton >From "Tennessee Records of Overton County Circuit Court Minute Book 1815 -1824"--WPA, 1939 Page 60 (page 99 Minute Book) Sept. 9, 1817--John McDonald Vs. George W. Sevier in Ejectment This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury of good and lawful men, (to wit) John Harris, Joseph Martin, Thomas Chandler, William Bilyew, William Beech, Isaac Bilyew, John Hill, Henry Hoover, Benjamin Carpenter, ANDREW BEATY, Thomas Kelly and Peterson Cherry...... Page 91 (page 147 of Minute Book) 14 Sept. 1818 John McDonald Vs George W. Sevier In Ejectment This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury of good and lawful men, (to wit), Richard Winningham, Frederick Deck, Adam Gardenshire, Luke Matheny, George Smith, Archibald Story, Isaac Carlock Jr., Benjamin Carpenter, Richard ray, GEORGE BEATY, Levy Hinds, and Wilson Conner...... Page 161 (Page 266 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief This day came James Rodgers Solicitor General and WILLIAM BEATY a witness who was summoned as a witness to attend the present Term of this court to give evidence on behalf of the State on the trial of this cause being solemnly called to come into court came not but made default. It is therefore considered by the court that the State of Tennessee recover against the said WILLIAM BEATY the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, unless he appears here at the next term of this court and shows sufficient cause of his disability to appear and that a scirifacias issue to make known &c. Page 162 (page 268 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief This day came James Rodgers who prosecutes for the State and the Defendant was surrendered in Court in Discharge of the Recognizance of himself and Bail was ordered in custody of the sherriff (sic). Whereupon came a jury of good and lawful men, to wit, JOHN BEATY, William Chilton, Jr., Simon Huddleston, Rowland Flowers, Richard Copeland, Ira Smith, William Wisdom, Henry Dillon, Soloman Allred, Wiley Huddleston, Thomas Masters, and James H. Cherry..... Page 182 (page 301 of Minute Book) Aug 31, 1820 The State Vs WILLIAM BEATY, Sciri facias This day came James Rodgers esquire Solicitor General who prosecutes for the State, and for reasons disclosed in the affidavit of the defendant. It is ordered by the Court that the forfeiture herein taken against the defendant at the last term of this court be set aside upon the defendant paying the costs herein accrued. Therefore it is considered by the court that the State recover against the said defendant the costs in this behalf expended. Page 225 (Page 361, Aug 20, 1821) JOHN BEATY ia a juror Page 271 (p 425 of Minute Book) A Deed of conveyance from Felps Read to ANDREW BEATY for two hundred acres of land was produced in open court and the execution thereof proven by the oaths of George Hoshaw and Robert Higshaw subscribing witnesses thereto, the said Robert Higshaw stating that he did not recollect the time when said deed of conveyance was executed and the said George Heshaw stating that said deed of conveyance was executed about four years ago. Whereupon said Deed of conveyance was ordered to be certified. page 291 (p450 of Minute Book) The Grand Jury returned into court and presented a bill of indictment against JOHN BAITY and Robert Crockett for disturbing public worship a true bill and retired. Laurel Baty, L252
Bobbie and Beatty Cousins, This one that I copied from the first group of the 1870 Census listings of Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington, and this George might be the younger brother of William Henry BEATY and the older brother of my great- grandfather John Clinton "Clint" BEATTY (Two "T"s). However, Edward Benjamin BEATY, first son of Wm. Henry and Mary Jane (GOULD) BEATY, was the first of their children to move to Corvalis, Benton Co., OR, and he was not born until 1876. It could be that there were already BEATY/BEATTY families in Eugene Oregon, which caused Edward Benjamin BEATTY and others in the William Henry BEATY family to settle there, and George might have gone there to visit in 1870. Beaty, George Age: 21 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IL State: Oregon County: BENTON Locale: CORVALLIS P O Series: M593 Roll: 1285 Part: 1 Page: 82A This is the family of my great-great-grandparents, James Lewis BEATTY IV and his wife Ann Maria (WILCOX): 1. Harriet BEATTY, b. 1843, d. 1870, no children. 2. Elizabeth Ann "Lydia/Liddy" BEATTY, b. 10 Nov. 1846, Walkerton, St. Joseph Co., IN, m. 07 March 1870 to Edward Martin CLEMENTS, 11 children, d. 03 02 July 1903, Kaleva, Manistee Co., MI. 3. William Henry BEA(T)Y, b. 09 Feb. 1850, Bloomington McLean, IL, m. 30 June 1872 to Mary Jane (GOULD), d. 19 March 1941, Walkerton, St. Joseph, IN, 13 children. --- 4. George BEATTY, b. 1852, Bloomington, McLean Co., IL, never married, d. July 1893, no children. This could be the George, but he must have been just visiting Oregon. Edward Benjamin BEATY, son of George's older brother William Henry BEATY, was not born until 1876. Could George have been visiting relatives who lived in Corvalis, Benton Co., Oregon? --- 5. John Clinton "Clint" BEATTY, b. 15 April 1853, Bloomington, McLean Co., IL, m. 20 July 1880 to Sarah Jane "Jennie" (HAGGERTY), d. 07i July 1937, Emmett Twp., Calhoun Co., MI., 12 children. 6. James BEATTY, b. 1857, Bloomington, McLean Co., IL, d. 1875 (drowned, no children. 7. Edward B. BEATTY (Twin to Edwin), b. 7 Aug. 1860, LaPorte Co., IN, never married, no children, d. 16 April 1946, Muskegon Heights, Muskegon Co., MI. 8. Edwin BEATTY (Twin to Edward), b. 17 Aug. 1860, LaPorte Co., IN, d. 1876, Spinal Meningitis, never married, no children. Lois (Griffes) Kortering L-39
Lois - here is what I show listed for 1860 - not complete as I did not look for every different spelling. There is a William here and maybe that John Beatly in Eugene? Beatie, C. F. Age: 32 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: VA State: Oregon County: CLACKAMAS Locale: BEAVER CRK PCT Series: M653 Roll: 1055 Part: 1 Page: 47B Beatly, John Age: 34 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MO State: Oregon County: LANE Locale: EUGENE PCT Series: M653 Roll: 1055 Part: 1 Page: 262A Beattie, Jas Age: 24 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: SCOT State: Washington County: PIERCE Locale: STEILACOOM P O Series: M653 Roll: 1398 Part: 1 Page: 239 Beattle, Patrick Age: 20 Gender: M Race: M Birthplace: IREL State: Washington County: CLARK Locale: GARRISON Series: M653 Roll: 1398 Part: 1 Page: 111 Beatty, George Age: 40 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IREL State: Washington County: CLARK Locale: VANCONVER P O Series: M653 Roll: 1398 Part: 1 Page: 89 Beatty, L. F. Age: 30 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MA State: Oregon County: MULTNOMAH Locale: PORTLAND Series: M653 Roll: 1056 Part: 1 Page: 481B Beatty, Michl Age: 38 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MI State: Washington County: CLARK Locale: GARRISON Series: M653 Roll: 1398 Part: 1 Page: 109 Beatty, William Age: 42 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: OH State: Oregon County: BENTON Locale: CORVALLIS Series: M653 Roll: 1055 Part: 1 Page: 19B Beaty, D. C. Age: 31 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: OH State: Washington County: THURSTON Locale: OLYMPIA P O Series: M653 Roll: 1398 Part: 1 Page: 210 Beaty, R. H. Age: 34 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: OH State: Washington County: KING Locale: SEATTLE P O Series: M653 Roll: 1398 Part: 1 Page: 272
Does anyone recognize the below Alexander and James? James should be the L2 James, since he lived in Green Co. before he moved to Cumberland Co., KY and then on to Rutherford Co., TN. However, I believe the known L2 Alexander was born in 1768; died 1850 in Clinton Co., KY. As I read this, he would have only been 12 when this deed was entered in 1780. Any ideas? Nel L2 >From "North Carolina Land Grants recorded in Greene County, Tennessee" >Compiled by Goldene Fillers Burgner, 1983(?) >From introduction "Greene County Tennessee Records"--"Greene (now >Tennessee) was formed in 1783 from Washington (now Tennessee). >Washington County was formed in 1777 from the District of Washington. >It was roughly the territory west of Wilkes County, North Carolina, >between Wilkes and the Virginia line...." >Page 160 >(Page 367) No 1434--ALEXANDER BEATTY -- 80 acres on the waters of Lick >Creek, adjoining James McBay, James Condry. Entered 6 March 1780. >Sealed 12 April 1797. >From: "Green County, Tennessee Deed Abstracts 1785 - 1810 Volumes 2, 4, >6, 7, and 8" abstracted by Joyce Martin Murray, Dallas, TX >Page 71--(Deed Book 1, page 458)--Indenture JAMES BEATTY and Allen >McDonald, both of Greene Co, TN, 50 pounds pd, 100 acres in said county >on Lick Creek; adj Nathaniel Davis and John Howard, part tract granted >to Martin Pruit from NC, No 1269. Wit: Daniel Morris, Andrew English.
>From "Washington County, Tennessee Deeds 1775 -1800" by Loraine Rae Page 111 (P47-8 2/22/1793)--John Chisolmy/Chisolm to Henry Miller; 90 acres on Indian Ridge. Cons: 180 lbs. Sig: John Chisolm. Wit: John Sevier Jr., M. Harrison, ROBERT BEATY. Ct: May 1793 Page 120 (P240-1 8/3/1793) William Hall Jr. To Alexander McLin; 245 acres on the east side of Big Limestone. Cons: 190 lbs VA money. Adj: james Reid, Adam Wilson, "along a conditional line between William Hall Sr. and William Hall Jr., WIlliam Kelsoe. Sig: William Hall. Wit: William Hall, WILLIAM BEATY, Richard Blair. Ct: Aug 1794. page 165 (p262-3 11/17/1795) Col. Charles Robertson, attorney in fact for "taylor" John Laymon To William Leach; 200 acres on Cherokee Creek. Cons: $300. Adj: Aaron Pinson, Wm Meek, Mayfield, Jonathan Kirkendale. Sig: Chas Robertson. Wit: James Sevier, ROBERT BEATY. CT: Feb. 1796. Page 166 (P292-3 11/-/1795) William Leach To Andrew Lilburn; 100 acres on Cherokee Creek. Cons: 100 lbs VA money. Adj: Pinson/Hinson, William Meek, Mayfield, Jonathan Kirkendall. Sig: William Leach. Wit: James Sevier, ROBERT BEATY. Ct: Nov, 1796 (1795 maybe) Page 184 August 1799 Mich'l Harrison to ROBERT BEATY, 200 acres Page 186--Abstract of Rutherford County, NC Deeds [(p138) p78-9 9/17/1781 Benjamin Harden, Washington Co., NC To Henry Clarke of same; land in Rutherford Co., on Nobb Creek at the Cherokee path, granted 6 April 1765 to FRANCIS BEATY. Cons: 10 lbs. Sig: Benjamin Hardin. Wit: Benjamin Clark, Rich'd Walter. >From "Washington County, Tennessee Deeds 1797 -1817 Volume 2" by Loraine Bennett Rae Page 12 (pp288-9, Deed Book H)--11/20/1798 Michael Harrison to ROBERT BEATY, Lee Co., VA; 200 acres on Big Limestone and Kindrick's Creek. Cons: $500. Sig: Michael Harrison. Wit: John McAllister, George Smith. Page 15 (p337 3/04/1801, deed Book I) ROBERT BEATY, Lee Co., Va. to Samuel May, Sullivan Co. TN; 200 acres on Big Limestone & Kindrick's Creek. Cons: 50 ?. Sig: ROBERT BEATY. Wit: A. Gillespie, Wm P. Chester Laurel Baty, L252
Here are the last name Betty Betty, Wm Age: 32 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: ENGL State: Nevada County: STOREY Locale: VIRGINIA CITY Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 384A Betty, Wm Age: 33 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: ENGL State: Nevada County: STOREY Locale: GOLD HILL Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 350A Betty, Wm J. Age: 34 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IREL State: Oregon County: MULTNOMAH Locale: EAST PORTLAND Series: M593 Roll: 1287 Part: 1 Page: 130A
This is not a complete listing but here are a bunch of Bettey's from the Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, 1870 Census Beattie, A. Age: 28 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: WI State: Washington County: WALLA WALLA Locale: WAITSBURG Series: M593 Roll: 1683 Part: 1 Page: 304A Beattie, Alexander H. Age: 28 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IL State: Montana County: DEER LODGE Locale: DEER LODGE Series: M593 Roll: 827 Part: 1 Page: 56A Beattie, Andrew Age: 32 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: ENGL State: Washington County: SNOHOMISH Locale: STILLAGUAMISH PCT Series: M593 Roll: 1683 Part: 1 Page: 329A Beattie, James P. Age: 49 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: NY State: Montana County: DEER LODGE Locale: SILVER BOW Series: M593 Roll: 827 Part: 1 Page: 101A Beattie, John Age: 28 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: SCOT State: Oregon County: COOS Locale: EMPIRE CITY P O Series: M593 Roll: 1285 Part: 1 Page: 232A Beattie, Robert Age: 39 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: SCOT State: Oregon County: COOS Locale: EMPIRE CITY P O Series: M593 Roll: 1285 Part: 1 Page: 232A Beatty, Anna Age: 33 Gender: F Race: W Birthplace: NY State: Nevada County: STOREY Locale: VIRGINIA CITY Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 412A Beatty, B. L. Age: 40 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: PA State: Oregon County: MARION Locale: SALEM PCT Series: M593 Roll: 1287 Part: 1 Page: 43A Beatty, Eliza Age: 46 Gender: F Race: W Birthplace: CANA State: Montana County: LEWIS & CLARK Locale: UNIONVILLE Series: M593 Roll: 827 Part: 1 Page: 207A Beatty, J. Age: 26 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IREL State: Nevada County: LANDER Locale: EUREKA DIST Series: M593 Roll: 834 Part: 1 Page: 154A Beatty, J. A. Age: 55 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: KY State: Nevada County: LANDER Locale: EUREKA DIST Series: M593 Roll: 834 Part: 1 Page: 157A Beatty, Jas W. Age: 39 Gender: M Race: B Birthplace: KY State: Oregon County: MULTNOMAH Locale: PORTLAND Series: M593 Roll: 1287 Part: 1 Page: 264A Beatty, John Age: 40 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IREL State: Nevada County: STOREY Locale: GOLD HILL Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 316A Beatty, John E. Age: 44 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: AUST State: Nevada County: WHITE PINE Locale: HAMILTON CITY Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 522A Beatty, John S. Age: 24 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: WI State: Nevada County: WHITE PINE Locale: HAMILTON CITY Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 535A Beatty, R. H. Age: 42 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: OH State: Washington County: KING Locale: SEATTLE Series: M593 Roll: 1683 Part: 1 Page: 100A Beatty, Robert M. Age: 21 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IL State: Nevada County: WHITE PINE Locale: HAMILTON CITY Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 522A Beatty, Thomas Age: 28 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IL State: Washington County: CLARK Locale: VANCOUVER P O Series: M593 Roll: 1683 Part: 1 Page: 28A Beatty, William H. Age: 32 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: OH State: Nevada County: WHITE PINE Locale: HAMILTON CITY Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 509A Beatty, Wm Age: 57 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: KY State: Nevada County: WASHOE Locale: RENO Series: M593 Roll: 835 Part: 1 Page: 481A Beaty, A. J. Age: 52 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MO State: Oregon County: CLACKAMAS Locale: CUTTING PCT Series: M593 Roll: 1285 Part: 1 Page: 121A Beaty, Alex Age: 40 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: NY State: Nevada County: NYE Locale: DUCKWATER TWP Series: M593 Roll: 834 Part: 1 Page: 249A Beaty, Daniel C. Age: 41 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: OH State: Washington County: THURSTON Locale: OLYMPIA Series: M593 Roll: 1683 Part: 1 Page: 238A Beaty, George Age: 21 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IL State: Oregon County: BENTON Locale: CORVALLIS P O Series: M593 Roll: 1285 Part: 1 Page: 82A Beaty, J. R. Age: 38 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MD State: Nevada County: ELKO Locale: MOUNTAIN CITY Series: M593 Roll: 834 Part: 1 Page: 63A Beaty, John Age: 44 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: MO State: Oregon County: LANE Locale: LANCASTER TWP Series: M593 Roll: 1286 Part: 1 Page: 499A Bobbie DuFault Cascadia Con 2005 The North American Science Fiction Convention (NASFiC) is September 1-5, 2005 at the SeaTac Airport Hilton, Seattle WA www.CascadiaCon.org
>From "North Carolina Land Grants recorded in Greene County, Tennessee" Compiled by Goldene Fillers Burgner, 1983(?) >From introduction "Greene County Tennessee Records"--"Greene (now Tennessee) was formed in 1783 from Washington (now Tennessee). Washington County was formed in 1777 from the District of Washington. It was roughly the territory west of Wilkes County, North Carolina, between Wilkes and the Virginia line...." Page 160 (Page 367) No 1434--ALEXANDER BEATTY -- 80 acres on the waters of Lick Creek, adjoining James McBay, James Condry. Entered 6 March 1780. Sealed 12 April 1797. From: "Green County, Tennessee Deed Abstracts 1785 - 1810 Volumes 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8" abstracted by Joyce Martin Murray, Dallas, TX Page 71--(Deed Book 1, page 458)--Indenture JAMES BEATTY and Allen McDonald, both of Greene Co, TN, 50 pounds pd, 100 acres in said county on Lick Creek; adj Nathaniel Davis and John Howard, part tract granted to Martin Pruit from NC, No 1269. Wit: Daniel Morris, Andrew English. >From "Greene County, Tennessee Minutes of The Court of Common Pleas 1797 -1807" compiled by Sandra Kelton Houston Page 57 (Page 96 of Minute Book, Jan 1798) Thomas Robinson is appointed Overseer of the road from ___ and that George Hatcher, Gasper Rush, William Howard, Andrew Dobins, JAMES BEATY, Cornelius Newman, Cornelius Smith, John Goldman, John Newberry, John Robinson, Joseph Robinson, James Newberry, Abraham Wiliams, Joseph Bowman, William Gentry, William Phillips, James Patterson and William Patterson work under him on said road. Issd. Page 116 (Page 203 of MB)--I return Thomas Robeson and Henry Dryman for Overseers and the hands to work on the road is.....JAMES BEATY >From "Greene County, Tennessee Wills, 1783 -1890" compiled by Goldene Fillers Burgner Page 4---Hugh Cameron, August session 1796, Greene County, Southern Territory. Wife: Elizabeth, Executors: Wife, Elizabeth, Robert Crockett. Dated: 2 January 1795. Witnesses: Andrew English, JAMES BEATY Page 8---Andrew English, son of John English, 1795, Greene County, South of Ohio. Wife, Agnes, full and free use of all property. Children: John, Thomas. Executors: wife, Agnes, father-in-law, Thomas Robison. Dated: 11 March 1797. Witnesses: Andrew English Senr., JAMES BEATY. Laurel Baty, L252
Our local newspaper in Colorado Springs printed an obituary today for: Lloyd Beatty (April 19, 1922 -- November 6, 2003 Born on the family homestead in Canadian County, OK, to Benjamin and Nora Beatty; served in the Army for 20 years, including in WW II and Korea. Died at home in Colorado Springs. Survivors: wife, Vera; son, Deloit; brother, Willard; granddaughter, Carol Rogers; great-grandsons, Andrew and Christopher. Doris Stanford (L-130B) (Up2Nutrix@aol.com) "He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose." -- Jim Elliot, missionary and martyr
Not my line. Julie Miller-L134 NORTH COUNTY TIMES Newspaper, San Diego Co. CA. 5 Nov. 2003 Pg. B-9 Eva Mae Beatty, 95, died Saturday, Nov. 1, 2003, at her home. Born July 18, 1908, in Helena, Mont., she lived in San Diego for 16 years. She was a homemaker for 74 years. Mrs. Beatty was preceded in death by her husband, Leon Beatty, in 1973. She is survived by her son, Donald Beatty of Oceanside; daughters and son-in-law Marie Farrar of San Diego and Stephanie Williams and Keith Collins of Forest Hills; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. A graveside service is schelduled for 12:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7, at Eternal Hills Memorial Park. Eternal Hills Mortuary is handling arrangements.
Found while browsing. 1860 Davison County, TN 1 45 45 Beaty John 66 M . Tallow Chandler 21,000 1,000 Ireland . . . . 2 45 45 Beaty Nancy 55 F . . . . Tennessee . . . . 3 45 45 Beaty William 27 M . Physician . . Tennessee . . . . . 4 45 45 Beaty Martha 20 F . . . . Tennessee . . . . . 5 45 45 Beaty Allice 17 F . . . . Tennessee . . . . 6 45 45 Beaty Anna 14 F . . . . Tennessee . X . . . 7 45 45 Beaty Metamoras 11 F . . . . Tennessee Not my line to best of my knowledge RaNelle Parker L-405 & L-324
>From "They Passed This Way, Volume II Maury County, Tennessee Death Records," by Marise P. Lightfoot and Evelyn B. Shackelford (Vol I contains Cemetery records which I have not included since many are posted in the Cemetery Archives): Page 10--Mrs. CHARLES BAITY, died of pneumonia Tuesday at Culleoka; paper dated 15 Jan., 1908. Page 14--Mrs. Delilah Beaty, 74, died at Bryant Station; married first Pink Watson and had three children; married second Tom Beatty and had 2 children; Methodist; paper dated 22 June, 1899 ("Maury Democrat") [L20] Page 334--Minute Book 5 (p 244 of Minute Book)--27 July, 1818, James Graden , age 10, bound to JOHN BEATY as cabinet workman. (p 248)-- 27 July, 1818, Andrew Boyd appointed special guardian of Betsy Jane and Sally Boyd, legatees of DAVID BAITY. >From "Maury County, Tennessee Will Books A, B, C-1, D and E 1807-1832" by Jill Knight Garrett and Marise Parrish Lightfoot Page 6 (page 70 of Will Book)--JAMES BEATY is a buyer at the estate sale of Luke Grimes--December 1812. Page 15 (page 192 of Will Book)--JAMES BEATY is a buyer at the estate sale of William Long.--1815(?) (Page 193)--Ordered that James Mitchell, JAMES BEATY and Johnson Craig apportion to Rebecca King, late widow of Abner King, deceased, years portion. Page 26-7 (page 51 of Will Book)--JOHN BEATY and ARTHUR BEATY are buyers at the estate of William Grimes, 17 Dec 1816. Page 61 (Page 96 of WB)---JOHN BEATY and JAMES BEATY owe money to the estate of Green B. Williams, 29 Dec 1823. Page 82 (Page 253 of WB)--Laying off one year's provision (no name) by William Stockard, JAMES BAITY and Jno. Cooper. Recorded 2 Feb 1824. Page 112 (Page 422 of WB)--November session 1816. JONATHAN BEAYTY (Peayty?) and Thomas Stockard, Esquire, or any two of them (?) settle with administrators of Robert Neely, deceased. Page 119--ARTHUR BEATY owes money to the estate of Kames White deceased, 22 Jan 1821. Page 129 (page 519 of WB)--Caleb Headley and Jos B. Wallace, commissioners, to settle with JOHN BATE and John L. Wood, executors of James Reed, deceased. 24 Jun 1824. Page 163 (page 349-50 of WB)--JOHN BAITY is a buyer at the esate of James Brown, 16 October 1827. Page 239 (Page 479 of WB)--James Beaty is listed as a voucher at the settlement of the estate of Samuel Dunlap, 11 May 1832. >From "Maury County, Tennessee Deed Abstracts Books A, B, C" compiled by Virginia Wood Alexander and Rose H. Priest, 1965: Page 15--(A 100-103)--Augustine Woodliffe of Edgefield Dist. S. C. to James Patton and Andrew Erwin, merchants of Buncombe Co., NC and James Reed laborer of Burcombe. 5000 acres Richland Creek for $5000. Joins William Rain's SW corner. Originally granted by NC to Stockley Donaldson by patent dated 17 June 1790. Conveyed by Donelson to Woodlife by deed dated 10 July 1790. Witness: John Whitson, JAMES G. BEATY >From "Maury Co., Tennessee Deed Abstracts Books D, E, and F" by Virginia Wood Alexander, 1972: Page 44 (E/256)--JAMES BEATY is a witness to a deed for David Jennings to Stephen Jarman--April 21, 1813. Page 52 (E/369)--Stephan Germain to JAMES BEATY, both of Maury, for $100, 35 acres Big Tom Bigby, joins Samuel and Richard Jennings, and Craig's 3200 acre survey. Wit.: Samuel Jennings, Richard Jenings. D. 21 Apr 1813 R. 13 Apr. 1815 Page 64 (F/144)--David, Richard & Samuel Jennings of Maury to JAMES BEATTY for 394.70, 75 acre Big Bigby, joins John Cooper, William Stockard. Wit.: David Craig, H. H. Pulley. D. 20 Dec 1814, Registered 19 Aug. 1815. Laurel Baty, L252
Does anyone recognize this man? >From "History of Alabama and Dictionary of Alabama Biography" by Thomas McAdory Owen, LLD, Chicago, S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1921 Page 119 BEATTY, WILLIAM HENRY, physician, was born at Richmond Hill, Rowan County, NC, in 1824, and died in Birmingham, in 1898; son of William Gibbs and Eliza (Pearson) Beatty, of North Carolina. Dr. Beatty was educated at Bingham school, later attended the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill; graduated from the New York medical College and the University of Pennsylvania. He began the practice of medicine in North Carolina, removed to Alabama in 1858; served as a surgeon with Gen. Chalmers, in Mississippi, was taken prisoner and paroled at Memphis. After the war he removed to Mobile, practiced in this city for ten years, and moved to Birmingham. Married: to Rebecca, daughter of Alexander and Frances Eleanor (Shipman) Troy, the former a soldier of the American Revolution, and granddaughter of Michael and Rachel (Potts) Troy, the former a native of Ireland, who emigrated to America, settled in Pennsylvania and removed to Salisbury, Rowan County, N. C. Children: 1. William Gibbs, physician, student at the University of Alabama, 1864-65; M. D., Mobile; m. Mary Alice Cotton, of Macon, Miss.; d. Sept., 1889; 2. Fanny Troy, m. Dr. Sid Smith; 3. I. Croom, m. Marianna Dubutye; 4. Lizzie Pearson, m. P. M. Morris, of Texarkana; 5. Rachel London, member of All Saints sisterhood of Baltimore; 6. Douglas P., engineer, m. Rebecca Calhoun, of Carbonville; 7. Troy, Episcopal clergyman of Athens, Ga., graduate of the University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn., m. Freddie Mayhew, of Sewanee, Tenn.; 8. Nicholas Cobb, d. in infancy; 9. Sarah Croom, d. in infancy; 10. Alexander Troy, d. in infancy. Last residence: Birmingham. [1880 Alabama census 8th Ward Mobile, Mobile, AL page 277c William H. Beaty born 1824, NC, 56, M. D., parents born in NC Rebecca wife 51 NC, NC, NC Rachel L. dau 24 NC, NC, NC Douglas P. son 15 AL, NC, NC Daniel T. son 14 AL, NC, NC Mary Ann dau 12 AL, NC, NC] Laurel Baty, L252