From: "Obituaries From Tennessee Newspapers" compiled by Jill L. Garrett, 1983. Page 18 Beaty, C. M., died Tuesday the 21st; brother of William Beaty of South Nashville. (Nashville Republican Banner, 23 Jan. 1868) See earlier Giles Co Cemetery Post: Columbus M. Beaty 14 July 1826 21 January 1868 and from "Giles County Chancery Court Woodruff Files A - G 1830--1900, Volume I" compiled by Elizabeth White: C. M. Beaty [Columbus M. died Jan. 1868 per tombstone] carried cotton to sell and died in Nashville, Tennessee, in February 1868. His remains were brought back to Elkton for burial and his estate was insolvent. Beaty, John, 83, died yesterday, well known citizen; born in County Dungannon, Ireland; came to U. S. when he was 14; lived in New York four or five years, moved to Lexington, Ky, where he resided until 1820; then came to Nashville; lived here 55 years; had considerable fortune; buried City Cemetery today. (Nashville Union and American, 3 Dec 1874.) Mr. Beaty came to Nashville in 1820.... [ from an earlier post: From "Davidson County, Tennessee Naturalization Records 1803-1906" abstracted by Mary Sue Smith, 1997, page 184: Beatty, John [Declaration] a native of Ireland, born in the County of Tyrone in 1793; immigrated to the United States in 1811, landed in NewYork City; removed to Lexington, KY and resided there about four years; removed thence to Nashville, TN and has resided here ever since; declares his intention to become a citizen; renounces allegiance to Queen Victoria. 21 Sept. 1839 1870 TN Census, Davidson County, 1 WD Nashville, page 182A Beaty, John 79 Chandler, born Ireland, $25,000 land, $700.00 personal Beaty, Nancy 61 born TN Beaty, Wm (?) 34 Physician TN Beaty, Martha 20 TN Hard, Anna 20 TN Beaty, Mattie 19 TN Hard, Alex 23 Clerk on Books TN Walsh, Wm 75 book keeper TN Keenan, Thos 25 Black, laborer, NC] BEATY, JAMES W., of Trace Creek Lewis County, died on the 18th of consumption. (Linden Times, 1 July 1880) Laurel Baty, L252

Thanks Laurel.. I can place these names in the L2 line: 1) John Kilpatrick Beaty, b. April 17, 1869, m. Sirena Hogue, b. April 20, 1873 on 1890. John was s/o James Marion Beaty & Eleanor Jane Smith, and grandson of David "Tinker" Beaty & Ava Collier. 2) Mary Ann Beaty, b. 1874, m. James Hiram Conatser, b. January 01, 1870. Mary was d/o Isaac Toke Beaty & Margaret Jane Hinds, and grandaughter of William R. Beaty and Mary Rebecca Sells. 3) Mary Jane Beaty, b. 1875, m. Sherman Bowden. She was d/o Balaam Beaty & Louisa Choate, and grandaughter of Fleming Beaty & Sarah Cobb. We didn't have their marriage dates before this, so thanks again... ..Mike Allen (L2c) -----Original Message----- From: Laurel Baty [mailto:laurel.baty@verizon.net] Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 7:15 PM To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [BP2000] More Misc TN Beatys/ L2 I checked the following TN Counties at the DAR Library and did not find any Beatys (all spellings): Cheatham--None Clay--None Hickman--None Houston--None Humphreys--None Lawrence County--None Macon County (not many books available) Marion County--None McMinn County--one mention of John M. Beatty (L173) in a Will Book--he owed an estate money. Moore--None Perry--None Polk--None Sequatchie County--None Stewart--None Trousdale County (not many books available) I found a few more recent Beatys in Cumberland County in the Cemetery Book (which I did not copy) and a few references in a Newspaper Book (looked like L2): >From "Genealogical and Historical Notes from Crossville, Tennessee Newspapers, Volume I, 1878 - 1899" by Michael Bonial, 1995 page 68 "Tennessee Times" Sept. 5, 1889--Hon. C. Beaty is mentioned in a descriptive article about Fentress county. Page 94 "Tennessee Times" March 13, 1890 Boatland Married --At the residence of M. B. Stephens on the 18th inst., by Esq. J. L. Reagan --Mr. John BEATY to Miss Sirene Hogue. Rather an unusual day for a wedding, but we hope they will be just as happy as if they had been married on a common day for weddings. Non-resident notice -- Fentress County Courts Claiborn BEATY et al vs Mary K. Clorke et al. Page 95 "Tennessee Times", April 3, 1890 Boatland Married at the residence of the bride's father, on the 16th inst., Esq. J. L. Reagan, Mr. James H. Conatser to Miss Mary A. BEATY. Mr. Sherman Bowden and Miss Mary J. BEATY were married on the 23 ult. by Esq. W. W. Wood at his residence. Laurel Baty, L252

I checked the following TN Counties at the DAR Library and did not find any Beatys (all spellings): Cheatham--None Clay--None Hickman--None Houston--None Humphreys--None Lawrence County--None Macon County (not many books available) Marion County--None McMinn County--one mention of John M. Beatty (L173) in a Will Book--he owed an estate money. Moore--None Perry--None Polk--None Sequatchie County--None Stewart--None Trousdale County (not many books available) I found a few more recent Beatys in Cumberland County in the Cemetery Book (which I did not copy) and a few references in a Newspaper Book (looked like L2): >From "Genealogical and Historical Notes from Crossville, Tennessee Newspapers, Volume I, 1878 - 1899" by Michael Bonial, 1995 page 68 "Tennessee Times" Sept. 5, 1889--Hon. C. Beaty is mentioned in a descriptive article about Fentress county. Page 94 "Tennessee Times" March 13, 1890 Boatland Married --At the residence of M. B. Stephens on the 18th inst., by Esq. J. L. Reagan --Mr. John BEATY to Miss Sirene Hogue. Rather an unusual day for a wedding, but we hope they will be just as happy as if they had been married on a common day for weddings. Non-resident notice -- Fentress County Courts Claiborn BEATY et al vs Mary K. Clorke et al. Page 95 "Tennessee Times", April 3, 1890 Boatland Married at the residence of the bride's father, on the 16th inst., Esq. J. L. Reagan, Mr. James H. Conatser to Miss Mary A. BEATY. Mr. Sherman Bowden and Miss Mary J. BEATY were married on the 23 ult. by Esq. W. W. Wood at his residence. Laurel Baty, L252

This is where it gets interesting. If that is L-213 William and Letitia then the Joseph Beaty of 1800 Cumberland co., PA is probably the deceased husband of this Sarah since she would be in the same twp. At the end of the will she leaves a gown and bonnet to Letitia, wife of William Beatty. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Mentions William & Letty Sarah Beaty Will Washington County, Pennsylvania Will Book #3 Page 84 Probated: February 8, 1816 In the name of God, Amen. I, Sara Beaty, wife of Joseph Beaty, deceased of Smith Township and Washington County and state of Pennsylvania, being old, sick and infirm, but of sound mind, memory and understanding, taking into consideration the certainty of death, and the uncertainty of life, do make and publish this, my last will and testament, and first of all I give my soul unto God who gave it to me and my body to be decently buried according to the custom of the country at the discretion of me executors herein after named. I next give and bequeath to William Beaty, son of William Beaty, Senior; James Martin's note. I next give and bequeath unto Martha Thompson, daughter of John Thompson, the remainder of my personal estate, excepting what is already bequeathed, and I will allow my moveable property to be sold and the amount of my estate be entirely in the control of my executors until the said Martha Thompson arrives at the years of maturity. At that period, the said Martha is to receive the same. And in the case the said Martha Thompson dies, before she arrives at the years of maturity, then I allow that the same shall be equally divided between John Thompson father of Martha Thompson, William Beaty son of William Beaty, Senior, and Catherine Donally. I next give and bequeath unto Rosanah Donally all of my every day clothes and two calico gowns. I also give unto Margaret Donally three shifts; also, to Mary Donally my umbrella; also, to Catherine Donally my wheel. I also give and bequeath to Letty Beaty, wife of William Beaty, my blue gown and bonnet. And lastly, I nominate, constitute and appoint Joseph Thyler [or Phillis] and James Keys, both of Smith Township to be executors of this, my last will and Testament revoking and disannulling all will or wills and testaments heretofore by me made; and, declaring this to be my last will and testament, in witness whereof I have signed my name and affixed my seal this second day of December in the year of our Lord, 1815. Signed, sealed and delivered, Her Mark, Sara [X] Beaty xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Note the Joseph Beatty in Hopewell of Cumberland co. in 1800. In 1814 William and Lettice are selling the land they live on in Cumberland co. Hopewell twp. Joseph & wife are both over 45. In 1820 there is a John Beaty in Hopewell. 1800 PA CUMBERLAND NEWTON BEATTY JAMES 40001/03010/00 P238 1800 PA CUMBERLAND NEWTON BEATTY JAMES 31001/20110/00 P243 1800 PA CUMBERLAND HOPEWELL BEATTY JOSEPH 12101/00101/00 P268 1800 PA CUMBERLAND RYE BEATTY ROBERT 10010/10010/00 P53 1800 PA CUMBERLAND BUFFALO BEATTY WILLIAM 30001/11001/00 P38 1800 PA CUMBERLAND WEST PENNSBORO BEATTY WILLIAM 00001/00201/00 P236 1800 PA CUMBERLAND RYE BEATTY WILLIAM 01001/02001/00 P050 1800 PA CUMBERLAND MIDDLETON BEATES THOMAS 00010/00011/00 P159

This might be L-213 when he was taking off for OH. His wife was Letitia. Cumberland co., PA Deeds (excerpts) Microfilm #21057 2A-283 William Beaty & wife to Archibald Mustard. This indenture the 31 May 1814 between William Beatty, weaver, and Lettice, his wife of Hopewell twp. Cumberland co., PA of the one part and Archibald Mustard of the same twp., co., and state afsd. of the other part. Witnesseth that the said William Beatty and Lettice, his wife for divers cause relating to former agreements between said parties and now henceforth disannulled and for $154.17 sells a tract of land he now lives on situate and being in Hopewell twp. adjacent Samuel Irvine, William Thompson heirs, James Sharp's heirs, George Clark and Robert or John Clark containing 107 acres 91 perches, being part of a larger tract of land surveyed by warrant granted Archibald Mustard, october 31, 1785 abnd a patent received 16 Jan. 1780 calling said land by the name of "Roast Beeff", Patent Book 13 pg. 401 and this part was sold by Archibald Mustard and Jenny, his wife 8 Sept. 1813 to William Beatty. William Beaty Lettice Beaty In presence of John Woods William Green David Thompson Cumberland co., SS 1 June 1814 William Beaty acknowledged the deed and Lettice, his wife relinquished dower. John Woods, JP Entered 13 June 1814.

Hawkins County Tennessee [There are no Beatys in the 4 Volume Cemetery Book] >From “Hawkins County, Tennessee Deed Abstracts 1801 – 1819” abstracted by Joyce Martin Murray, Dallas TX. Page 16 “Deed Book 3” (Page 156 of Deed Book)—Indenture 26 Sept 1796 Andrew Moody, Hawkins Co, TN, one part, and JOHN BEATY, of same place, other part, $200 pd, 100 acres in sd county in Carter’s Valley adj John Long land on S, John Jackson on E, and WALTER BEATY north and west. Wit: Joseph McMin, Aquila Jones Page 34 “Deed Book 3” (page 240 of Deed Book)—Robert Kyle and Daniel Urass, Hawkins Co, TN, one part, and MARTIN BEATY, Lee Co, VA, other part, $300 pd, tr in sd county on SE side Clinch River and beg on river bank opposite to James Wallings, 125 acres. Wit: Bennett Sillavant, Joab Briscoe, __Briscoe. Proven by Isaac Briscoe and E __Briscoe. Page 52 “Deed Book 4” (Page 3 of Deed Book)—Indenture 31 Mar 1803 WALTER BEATY, Hawkins Co, TN, one part, and John Winniger, Rockbridge Co, VA, other part, $500 pd, 200 acres adj John Long, Senr, tr beg on Long’s line as set out. Wit: William Winninger, Absalom Looney. Page 115 “Deed Book 4” (Page 491 of Deed Book)—Indenture 24 Feb 1800 WALLER BEATY, Hawkins Co, TN, one part, and Aquila Jones, of said county, other part, $500.00 pd, 239 acres of land in Hawkins County (very dim). Wit: Thomas Jackson, John Harrison. >From “Hawkins Co Circuit Ct Minutes 1810-1821” WPA p-55 October term 1812 William Winegar Vs WALTER BEATY….[Jury named, 2 Looneys, 2 Russels, Rogers, Bloomer, Barnard, Gillinwaters, Hamblin, McMinn, Harrel, Smith]….do say the defendant does owe the plaintiff the sum of eighteen dollars & thirteen cents besides costs whereupon on the motion of the plaintiff by His attorney it is ordered by the court that judgment be entered against the defendant WALTER BEATY & Martin Jones his security for the sum of eighteen dollars thirteen cents & interest thereon from the rendition of the judgment below amounting in total to the sum of twenty three dollars fifty one cents besides costs & that the defendant be in mercy &c. P-221 October 12th 1816 James H. Campbell Vs John Wallen—On motion it is ordered by the court that a commission do Issue to any two Justices of the peace of Washington County State of Virginia to take the deposition of MARTIN BEATY to be read in Evidence on the trial of this cause on the Defendant giving the plaintiff twenty days notice of taking said deposition. P-251 April Term 1817 The United States Vs Walter Beaty—WALTER BEATY who had been summoned as a witness on behalf of the Plaintiff in the above cause being solemnly called came not but made default. It was therefore considered by the Court for such his default he forfeiture to the plaintiff the Sum of one hundred and twenty five dollars agreeable to the Acts of Assembly unless he shew sufficient cause to the contrary on notice of this judgment that Soire facias Issue accordingly this forfeiture was entered before the cause was called for trial. P-266 October Term 1817 The United States Vs WALTER BEATY—A forfeiture having been entered at the last Term of this court against the defendant for failing to appear and give evidence on behalf of the plaintiff and the defendant having disclosed to the court on affidavit sufficient reasons for setting said forfeiture aside It is therefore considered by the court that said forfeiture be Set aside on payment of costs. P-281 October Term 1817 James H. Campbell Vs John Wallen On affidavit of Plaintiff It is ordered that commissions Issue to take the depositions of James Johnston on ten days notice Daniel Frazer on twenty days notice and Lewis Robison on thirty days notice of the time and place before any one Justice of the peace to wit, James Johnston Knox County, Kentucky, Dal. Frazier Davidson County, west Tennessee, Lewis Robison Madison Mississippi Territory, and by consent to take the deposition of MARTEN BEATY Abingdon Virginia to be read for the defendant on giving twenty days notice. P-346 April Term 1819 William Hord Vs John Wallin Admr. Of E. Wallen Decd.—On affidavit of the plaintiff It is ordered by the court that a commission Issue to any Justice of the peace for Washington County in the State of Virginia to Take the deposition of MARTIN BEATY and that Twenty days notice deemed. >From “Hawkins Co Circuit Ct Minutes 1822-1825” WPA P161 April 1824 John Den Lessee of James Moore Vs WALTER BAITY—On motion and affidavit it is ordered by the Court that Thomas Hopkins have leave to defend this suit with WALTER BEATY the Tenant in possession on entering into the common rule and giving security for the costs. And thereupon John M. Vaughan came into open Court and undertook that if the said Thomas Hopkins should be cost in this action he shall pay the costs and charges or that he will pay it for him. P 159 A Power of Attorney from MARTIN BEATY to William Taumhill Caskin of Nashville Bank was proven in open Court by the oath of James Forgey and ordered to be certified. P267 April 9th 1825 John Den Lessee of James Moss Vs, Thomas Hopkins and WALTER BEATY—On affidavit of the defendant Thomas Hopkins. It is ordered by the Court that a Commission issue directed to any Justice of the peace of Hawkins County to take the deposition of John Long, James Cooper and John Winegar de bene esse and that ten days notice of the time and place of taking said depositions be given to Peter Parsons Plaintiff’s attorney shall be deemed sufficient. P274 April 1825 John Den Lessee of James Moore vs WALTER BEATY and Thomas Hopkins—On motion of the plaintiff by his attorney. It is ordered by the Court that Gabriel McCrow survey the land in dispute and that he return them a plot to the next term of this Court. P 306 Oct. 1825 John Den Lessee of James Moore vs WALTER BEATY and Thomas Hopkins—On affidavit of John Kennedy Defendant’s attorney. It is ordered by the Court that this cause be continued until the next term of this court and that a Commission issue directed to any Justice of the peace of Grainger County Tennessee to take the deposition of John Long and that fifteen days notice be given and that a Commission issue directed to any Justice of the peace of Hawkins County to take the deposition of James Cooper and John Winegar de bene essee and that ten days notice of the time and place of taking said depositions given to Peter Parsons shall be deemed sufficient.

There is a new spelling "Boddie" in this county, I am not sure if it is a variation of Beaty or not. The other name that appears in this County is Bate. There are many references in the WPA Will abstracts Book to Elijah Boddie--too many for me to copy! He appears as a witness in many wills and as an executor in many wills. The WPA Minute Books available at the DAR Library for 1802-1803 and 1787 -91 were unindexed so I did not search them. There were no appearances of any Beaty in the indexed 1787 -1805 Minute Book. There were no Beatys in the WPA 1793-1805 Deed Abstract Book. In the 1806 -1897 Deed Abstract Book H. Batte was a witness 22 Aug 1814 to a deed for William Bledsoe. Also, Hum Bate and Elizabeth P. Bate were witnesses to a deed of Frances Youree to Wm Youree on 12 Oct. 1811. >From "Sumner County, Tennessee Will Abstracts 1788 -1882" by Shirley Wilson, CG, 1987: Page 13 Boddie, Elijah, 26 Aug 1851; Oct 1851 --Daughters Elizabeth and her husband William R. Elliston, Mourning, Ella, Maria, sons, Van, Charles, daughter Mary E. Cage. Dealings with R. M. Boyers, Elijah B. Elliston, Sumner County Female Academy, Jacob Turner, George Love, Joel H. Daughtry, J. S. Swaney, A. R. Wynn, N. D. Terry, Patsy Douglass, Eli Odom. Ex: Boddie, Charles. Wt: Elliott, George, Elliott, Elle O.; Lockhart, John D. (wo, 430) >From "Sumner County, Tennessee Cemetery Records" compiled by Margaret Cummings Snider and Joan Hollis Yorgason, 1981: page 4-15--Galatin Cemetery Bate, Mrs. Rebecca Allen Hibbett 4 Jul 1859 -- 8 Oct 1920 Bate, Capt Jas H. 17 Oct 1841 - 20 Oct 1927 Bate, Laura Allen 12 Aug 1861 - 11 Aug 1912 Bate, Francis Xavier 14 Aug 1899 - 13 Jul 1970 Boddie, Micajah Thomas 26 Apr 1832 -- 29 Jun 1833 Boddie, William Summerfield 4 May 1830 -- 16 Jun 1833 Boddie, Gulielma Infant dau of Elijah & M. P. Boddie 16 Nov 1834 -- 13 Jun 1835 Boddie George Son of Elijah & Maria P. Boddie 14 Oct 1825 -- 30 Sep 1846 Aged 20 yrs 11 mos 16 days Boddie, Maria P. Wife of Elijah Boddie and daughter of Charles & Elizabeth Elliott Died 10 Nov 1846 in the 47th year of her age Mother of 11 children 4 of whom died in infancy and 1 in manhood have gone before her Boddie Elijah Born in Nash County, North Carolina 8 Sep 1787 Died in Sumner County, Tenn, 24 Sep 1851 Erected by his children. Page 4-24 Gallatin Cemetery Boddie, Margaret M. 1859 - 1926 Boddie, Ella C. 1869 -1902 Boddie, Charles E. 1818 -1896 Boddie, Mona H. 1864 - 1933 Boddie, Mary E. 1860 -1942 page 10-6--Tyree Cemetery Bate, Julia T. Wife of Capt. Humphrey Bate Mother 29 Aug 1830 -- 9 Jan 1876 Laurel Baty, L252

From: “Tennessee Records of Montgomery County, Minute Book Vol I 1805 – 1806” WPA, 1937 Page 15 Jurors at June Term 1806 DAVID BEATTY Page 56 March 28, 1806 State vs Moses ford—Indictment SAMUEL BATIE the prossecitor [sic] being Solemly called out failed to apper as therefore the Court is of Oppinion that he has forfeited his recogisance & orders Sifa to Issue. Page 36 25th of June 1806 Ordered that Robert Aiken DAVID BAITTY James Boyd John Taylor James Taylor Henry Ford & William Ford be appointed to view & Mark a Road the Nearest & Best Way from red River at the head of Nelsons Bottom at the lower end of the horse Bottom to the Road which from Clarksville to Macedos to fall into the same near where a New road turns of Said which goes to Ewings Meeting House & up Macados & that Robert Akins be appointed overseer of Said Road & that he have his own people John & James Tyler & all of the family of Tylers that are liable to work on roads. Page 243 –October 12, 1807 Deed of Conveyance DAVID BEATY to Alexander Karnes for One Hundred acres Land Acknowledged in Open Court & Ordered to registeration Page 305—March 1808 Ordered that John Carns be Appointed overseer of Road from DAVID BATIES taking the waters of the North prong of McAfoe up as high as the Mouth of Taylors Creek thence to include the Messrs Brown thence down the Road to include Major Cocke in place of James Hutcherson. Page 315 Justices to take the list of Taxable property for the present year…. Wm. McDaniel Esquire for CAPT. BEATIES Comp. From: “Tennessee Records Of Montgomery County, County Court Minutes, Vol. 3, 1810-1811” WPA, 1939: Page 13-14 April 19th 1810—Andrew BATIE is a juror. Page 201 Alexander Richardson, surviving partner of Guy L. trig, William King & Alexander Richardson vs Robert Wells & DAVID BEATTIE & ANDREW BEATIE, his securities This day came the plaintiff by their attorney Henry Minor and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that heretofore (to wit) on the twenty third day of September eighteen hundred & nine the said Plaintiff obtained judgment against Robert Wells, where upon the said Robert Wells gave bond with DAVID BEATTIE & ANDREW BEATTIE his securities dated the thirty first day of March eighteen hundred and ten said bond being for the satisfaction of said judgment & the interest & costs due thereon according to the provisions of the Acts of the General Assembly entitled as Act concerning Executions & for other purposes & it also appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said judgment, interest & costs have not been satisfied according to the condition of said bond. On motion of said plaintiff by his atty. It is therefore considered by the Court that the Plaintiff recover against the said Robert Wells & DAVID BEATTIE & ANDREW BEATTIE his securities the sum of five hundred & twenty two dollars & fifty cents the amount of the judgment aforesaid and all interest due thereon & also the sum of seven dollars sixty one & a half cents the costs due thereon as also his costs by him about his motion here in this behalf expended. Page 203 McClure & Elder vs ANDREW BEATIE, John Sterling & DAVID BEATTIE his securities This day came the Plaintiffs by their attorney J. B. Reynolds & it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that heretofore (to wit) on the twenty second day of December eighteen hundred & nine the said Plaintiffs obtained judgment against Andrew Beatie & Richard Purdue his security whereupon the said ANDREW BEATIE & Richard Purdue gave bond with John Sterling & DAVID BEATTIE their securities dated the thirty first day of March eighteen hundred & ten said bond being for the satisfaction of said judgment & the interest & costs due thereon according to the provisions of the Acts of the General Assembly entitled an Act concerning Executions & for other purposes & it also appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the said judgment, interest & costs have not been satisfied according to the condition of said bond. On motion of said Plaintiffs by their attorney, it is considered by the Court that the Plaintiffs recover against the said ANDREW BEATIE, John Sterling & DAVID BEATTIE his securities in said bond the sum of fifty five dollars & ten cents & all interest due & also the sum of ten dollars thirty six & a half cents the costs due thereon & also their costs about their motion here in this behalf expended. >From “Tennessee Records of Montgomery County Court Minutes, Vol. 6 1815-1816” WPA, 1938 P166 DAVID BEATY Vs Richard Anderson –October 18, 1815 On motion of David Beaty, on facts shown on affidavit it is ordered by the court that a dedimus potestatum issue to any Justice of the peace for Montgomery County to take the deposition of wood G. H. Coley to be read as evidence in the trial of this suit, to be taken on the 19th Instant at the house of said Coley in the said County of Montgomery to be read di hene issue on notice being given sometime today to wit the 18th instant to said Anderson. P261 April 15, 1816 James Morrow and DAVID BEATY having been duly summoned to attend the Court this day as Jury men and having failed to attend it is ordered that they be fined in the sum of fifty cents each and that execution issue accordingly. P268 April 15, 1816 DAVID BEATY Vs Richard Anderson This day came the parties by their attorneys and on affidavit of the said Plaintiff it is ordered that this cause be continued and on Motion of the said Defendant by his Attorney it is Considered by the Court that the said Plaintiff pay the costs of this Term. >From “Montgomery County, Tenn. Wills & Administrations Volume Ten, Oct 1824 – Jan. 1826” by Laura Willis Page 53 Will Book D, Page 484 Paid outs by the John Hampton and Wilson Gibson, Administrators of the Estate of Abner Hampton deceased….. BATY’S receipt for the repayment of freight on David Williamson’s articles to Washington, Mississippi $ 22.60 Laurel Baty, L252

I missed this spelling in an earlier post: From: From "Texas Methodist Newspaper Abstracts Texas Christian Advocate (10 January 1880 -17 September 1881) Volume 4" Abstracted by Helen Mason Lu, 1987. 7 May 1881 Mary E. BAETY, daughter of Matilda and James BAETY, was born Feb. 7, 1858, in Randolph Co., Ala.; moved to Louisiana with her parents in 1860, where her father died; and from thence to Texas in 1863. She joined the Methodist Episcopal Church, South in 1872. Her death occurred at her stepfather's, Mr. Demcey Morris, near Carthage, Panola Co., Texas, April 16, 1881. J. L. D. 1880 Census, Panola Co., TX, page 205a Dempsey Morris married m,w,66,TN, NC, NC, Mail carrier Matilda Morris wife f,w,49 GA, GA, GA Wiley Beaty sson m,w,23,AL, GA, GA Mary Beaty sdau f,w,20 AL, GA, GA Mattie Beaty sdau f,w,17 AL, GA, GA Laurel Baty, L252

Found this while looking for other items, not my line. FHL 1,305,150-3, Richland Co, Wisc. Births: Born: Maggie Holloway, white, female Birth date: 30 Jan 1879 Birth place: Town of Henrietta, Richland Co, WI Other children: Bertha and Myrta Parents are: James Holloway, Farmer and Maggie Beaty --------------------------- Born: Jessie Delaia Beaty, white, female Birth date: 21 Jan 1881 Birth place: Woodstock, Richland Co, WI Other children: George, Ione, Devin, Wayne, Dora Parents are: Jesse Beaty, Carpenter, born in Ohio and Elizabeth Weeden, born Ohio Mary L-3

>From "Land Deed Genealogy of Bedford County Tennessee 1907-1852" by Helen C. Marsh & Timothy R. Marsh, 1986. Page 184 (Page 273 - 7 May 1832, Deed Book "DD") Mathew McCorkle, Alexander McCorkle, Gilbert Milligan and Rebecca Milligan his wife, CHARLES BEATY and George Little and Elizabeth L. Little his wife, all of Lincoln Co., NC and Jane Alexander of Iredell Co., NC sold to Abraham Landers of Bedford Co., TN, land in Bedford Co., on waters of Alexander Creek, joining lands of George Jones and others, being part of 945 acres belonging to the McCorkle family and heirs of the late Col. Alexander Worke of Iredell Co., NC. The land whereon said Landers now lives. Wit: Thomas Ward and M. Sigmas. Signed at Lincolnton, NC 18 July 1832. Reg: (no date). Page 245--Deed Book "GG" (page 252 - 27 Dec 1836) Josiah Nesbitt and Mary Jane Nesbitt of Rutherford Co., TN to Frederick BATTE, Sr., of Bedford Co., TN, land in Bedford Co., on waters of Weakleys Creek. Bounded by William Allison, James Harris and Richard Bandy. It being their undivided interset in the tract of land decreed to the minor heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased, of 27 acres. Wit: FREDERICK BATTE, Jr., ROBERT C. BATTE and John McCabe. Reg. 26 Oct 1837. (Page 253 - 31 Dec 1836). Josiah Nesbitt and Mary Jane Nesbitt his wife of Rutherford Co., TN to Frederick Batte of Bedford Co., TN, the dower tract of Rebecca Batte widow of HENRY BATTE, deceased, in Bedford Co., on waters of Weakleys Creek. Borders Jackson Lile, Edward Tarpley and the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased. Wit: John McCabe, ROBERT C. BATTE, and FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Reg: 26 Oct 1837. Page 317--more land sold to Frederick BATTE June 1842 Page 323--Deed Book "MM" (Page 425 -22 Aug 1843). William Allison to Thomas D. Tarpley. deed, 277 acres. William Allison sold to Thomas D. Tarpley,, his undivided interest in a tract of land which was decreed to ROBERT BATTE, Jr. by the Circuit Court of Bedford Co., TN, he being one of the minor heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased, land in Bedford Co., TN. Borders Allison's land. The land all of which with the exception of that allotted to REBECCA BATTE his mother as her dower, all the balance is conveyed and sold to said Tarpley. Wit: Thomas Foster and FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Reg: 25 Aug 1843. (Page 425 - 10 Aug 1843). Josiah Nisbett and wife Mary Jane to FREDERICK BATTE, Sr., Deed. Josiah Nisbitt and Mary Jane his wife sold to FREDERICK BATTE, Sr., all of Bedford Co., TN, land decreed to the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased. The land adjoins lands of William Allison, John T. Harris, Richard Bandy and others. Wit: Samuel Nisbitt, J. D. Stovall, William Allison and Thomas D. Tarpley. Reg: 25 Aug 1843. Page 327 --Deed Book "NN" Page 106 -- 23 Dec 1843. Josiah Nisbitt and Mary J. Nisbitt to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Josiah Nisbitt and Mary Jane his wife of Rutherford Co., TN, sold to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. of Giles Co., TN, land in the dower of REBECCA BATTE widow of HENRY BATTE, deceased, in Bedford Co., on waters of Weakleys Creek and adjoining lands of Jackson Lile, edward Tarpley and the heirs of HENRY BATTE, Deceased. Wit: Samuel Nisbitt and Thmas D. Tarpley. Reg: 25 Dec 1843. Page 336 -- Deed Book "NN" (Page 335 - 18 Nov 1836) ROBERT BATTE, Jr. to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Deed 7 1/2 acres. ROBERT BATTE, Jr. of Rutherford Co., TN to Frederick BATTE, Jr. of Bedford Co., TN, land or part of a parcel of land in his mother's dower decreed to the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased, it being his part of the dower in Bedford Co., on waters of Weakleys Creek, adjoining lands of Jackson Lile, Sr., Ned Tarpley and Frederick BATTE, Sr., and the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased. Wit: Frederick BATTE, Sr. and ROBERT C. BATTE. Reg: 2 Sep 1844 (Page 335 - 13 Oct 1837). T. BATTE to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Deed 7 1/2 acres. T. BATTE, Jr. of Rutherford Co., TN, sold to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr., land in his mother's dower decreed to heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased, adjoining lands of Jackson Lile, Sr., and Edward Tarpley and the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased. Wit: ROBERT C. BATTE and FREDERICK BATTE, Sr. Reg: 2 Sep 1844. (Page 336 --23 Dec 1843). FREDERICK BATTE, Sr. and wife ELIZA ANN to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Deed. 7 1/2 acres. FREDERICK BATTE and ELIZA ANN BATTE his wife of Beford Co., TN, sold to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. land deeded to Frederick, Jr., land but finding the same not satisfactory to the said FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. because ELIZA ANN BATTE had not signed the deed. The land being in Bedford Co., deeded to the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased and it being a part of the dower of REBECCA BATTE his wife's mother. Wit: ROBERT C. BATTE. Reg: 3 Sep 1844 (Page 337 - 23 Dec 1843) ROBERT C. BATTE and wife MARTHA P. to FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. Deed 7 acres. (same as above instrument) Wit: ROBERT BATTE, Jr. and Thomas D. Tarpley. Reg: 3 Sep 1844 Page 342--Deed Book "NN" (Page 437 -- 30 Nov 1844). FREDERICK BATTE, Jr. to Thomas D. Tarpley. Deed, 55 acres. Frederick Batte, Jr. sold to Thomas D. Tarpley, it beiing his interest in land laid off as the dower of REBECCA BATTE, widow of HENRY BATTE, deceased. Land in Bedford Co., TN, on waters of Weakley Creek and adjoining the lands of Jackson Lile, deceased, Edward Tarpley and the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased. Wit: Jennings Moore, D. A. Ozment, A. E. Atkinson and Minos F. Thompson. Reg: 9 Jan 1845. Page 379--Deed Book "PP" (Page 254 -- 10 Jul 1846). David A. Ozment and wife to FREDERICK BATTE. Deed. David A. Ozment and his wife SARAH FRANCES sold to FREDERICK BATTE, all of Bedford Co., TN land in Bedford Co., on waters of Weakley Creek, in District No. 9, it being an undivided interest in a tract of land belonging to the heirs of HENRY BATTE, deceased, it being the portion of land falling to SARAH FRANCES, daughter of HENRY BATTE. Reg: 18 Sep 1847. Page 387-388 --Deed Book "PP" (Page 399 -- 28 Jan 1848). Alfred Poplin and others to WILLIAM R. BATY. Deed, 45 acres. Martha Poplin and Alfred Poplin, Amyline Deason and Keziah Taylor conveyed unto WILLIAM R. BATY, land in Bedford Co., TN, in District No. 10. Bounded by Dougherty's line, Powell's line and Joel Rushing. Wit: William Taylor and Merryman Burns. reg: 17 Feb 1848. Page 397 --Deed Book "QQ" (Page 139 -- 15 Jun 1848). W. C. Calen and wife to FREDERICK BATTE. Deed, undivided interest. W. C. Callen and Martha B. Callen his wife of Carroll Co., Arkansas, sold to Frederick Batte of Bedford Co., TN, all their interest and right in 40 acres by heirship in land in Bedford Co., on waters of Weakleys Creek and Alexander Creek, it being known as the estate of James Leather, deceased. Wit: William M. Berry and T. Denton. Reg: 24 Aug 1848. [There are several more Land transactions on this page between Frederick Batte and the heirs of James Leathers] Page 408 FREDERICK BATTE and EDWIN BATTE are witnesses on a Power of Attorney from John and Levi harris to James Lawrence. (14 Dec 1848) Page 413 (Page 114 -- 3 Sep 1849). E. and J. W. Rucker to Frederick Batte. Deed, 60 acres. Elliotte Rucker and John W. Rucker sold to Frederick Batte, land in Bedford Co., TN, on waters of Weakleys Creek. It being the south east corner of a tract of land willed to them by their father Elliott Rucker, deceased. Wit: Anderson Landers and William H. Low. Reg: 4 Sep 1849. Page 461 (Page 548 -- 7 May 1852). David and Sarah F. Ozment to Thomas D. Tarpley. Deed, undivided interest, 7 1/2 acres. David A. Ozment and Sarah Frances Ozment his wife sold to Thomas D. Tarpley, their undivided interest in the dower of REBECCA BATTE, widow of HENRY BATTE, deceased, land in Bedford Co., TN, in District No. 9 Bounded by lands of Henry Batte, deceased and the dower tract of 84 acres. Wit: Richard Ozment and E. G. Carter. Reg: 28 Jul 1852. Laurel Baty, L252

>From “County Court of Rhea County Minutes (Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions) May 1823 – November 1828” abstracted by Bettye J. Boyles, Rhea County Historical and Genealogical Society, 1992 Page 105 Feb Term 1827—Luke Tieru, assignee of MARTIN BEATY, surviving partner of Lilburn L. Henderson and MARTIN BEATY VS William L. Bradley (No. 1573). Came the plaintiff by attorney and entered a non suit in this cause; defendant to recover coats from plaintiff. Page 127-128—February Term 1828 John Lea, Sheriff and Collector of the Public taxes, by his deputy Orville Paine, reported the following tracts of land and town lots as having been omitted to be returned for the public taxes for the year 1827; the same is liable to double tax and the double tax thereon remain due and unpaid; the respective owners or claimants thereof have no goods or chattels within this County on which he can distrain for said double taxes:….. 1631 1 tract in name of Myra Waterhouse on the Mountain including the Chinquepin Plain on the South side of the waggon road leading from Jacob Becks in Rhea County to HUGH BEATTYS [L173] in Bledsoe County; known by Entry No. 23. 1640 1 tract in name of George Ransom on Waldens Ridge on both sides of BEATTYS Turnpike Road on waters of Piney River; Entry No. 35. From: “Rhea County, Tennessee Land Entry Book (Surveyor’s Book No. 1) 1824 –1889 AND 1902 – 1929” transcribed by Bettye J. Broyles, Rhea County Historical and Genealogical society, 1992: Page 93—J. M. BEATY (L173) State of Tennessee, Rhea County in pursuance of an entry made by JOHN M. BEATY of No. 229 and dated 22nd April 1834 for three hundred acres of land in Said county on Waldens Ridge a spur of Cumberland Mountain on a Creek known by the name of Duscan fork of Piney River. Beginning at a pine tree marked JMB on the North side of Steep ridge and South of Said Creek, and running South 82 east 309 2/3 poles to a stake; thence North 8 degrees [plat has 80 degrees] east 155 poles to a stake; thence North 82 West 309 2/3 poles to a stake; thence South 8 degrees [sic] West 155 poles to the beginning. Surveyed November 26th 1838. Alfred Collins, Surveyor for Rhea County George Oxier & James Stephens, S. C. B. (Page 166)—[includes a drawing—basically a rectangle] Laurel Baty, L173

Fayette County Probate Book A, page 269-270 [transcribed by L. Baty from a microfilmed copy of the original] William Batte Will I William Batte do make and publish this as my last Will and Testament hereby revoking and making void all other wills at any time by me made. First I direct my funeral expenses and all my debts be paid as soon after my death as possible out of any monies that I may die possessed of or may ? come into the hands of my Executor. Secondly I give and bequeath to Henry B. Batte two thirds of all I may be entitled to by my son James I. Batte that was killed in Texas to him his heirs and assigns forever. Thirdly I give and bequeath to Sarah Francis Batte one third the remainder of all I may be entitled to by my son James S. Batt that was killed in Texas, to her and her heirs forever. Fourthly I give and bequeath to my two above named Grand children Henry B. Batte and Sarah Francis Batte one sorrel mare left me by my son Henry B. Batte and all the money that remains in Mr. Wash hands unpaid to me. Lastly I hereby nominate and appoint William C. Finney my Executor. In witness whereof I do to this my will set my hand and seal this 18th March 1841.-William Batte seal Witness William P Palmer Peter P. Wyche State of Tennessee, Fayette County---November term of the county court of said county Monday November 3rd 1845. The following appears of record A written Instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of William Batte and was produced into open Court and thereupon came into open court Peter Wyche one of the witnesses to said paper writing and he first being duly sworn and deposed ? say that he was acquainted with Wm Batte the testator and that he saw him sign and seal and execute the same to be his last will and testament and he believed he was in sound and desposing mind and memory at the time of signing the same. And thereupon came into open court W. C. Loving and B. Branch and who being first duly sworn depose and say that they believe the signature purporting to be William P. Palmer the other subscribing witness to said paper writing is the handwriting of the said Wm Palmer and is now deceased and ordered by the court to be entered of Record ? A true copy from the minutes W. C. Loving, Clk Laurel Baty, L252

U.S.Census extracted by Ray Beaty, Nov 2003 Lineage 20 - Thomas Houston Beaty 1850 TN MARSHALL 12TH DISTRICT BATTY THOMAS H. 55 1795 GA Thomas H. 55; Yeatman W.21; Lavan C. (25); Sarah R. 17 89 1860 U.S. Census (Lineage 20) Beatey, Delila F. (2nd wife of Thomas Houston Beaty) Age: 39 Gender: F Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: LEWISBURG P O Series: M653 Roll: 1265 Part: 1 Page: 105B Delilah F. 39 William 21 Sarah A.E. 15 Peter K. 14 Mary J. 7 Delila 5 (Lineage 20) Delila Beatey found in: Census Microfilm Records: Tennessee, 1870 Age: 48 Gender: F Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: MOORESVILLE P O Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 148A Delila, $4600, $1500 William 31, Mary J. 16, Martha D. 15 1870 U.S. Census, TN (Lineage 20) Beaty, John Age: 45 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: MOORESVILLE P O June 1850 Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 164A John Beaty, 45, TN, farmer $950 Mary 33, TN John C. S. 2, TN Thomas 9 mos 1880 Household: (Lineage 20) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Delila F. BEATY Self W Female W 59 TN Keeping House TN TN W. J. WATSEN Son S Male W 40 TN Farmer TN TN Martha D. BEATY Dau S Female W 25 TN House Keeping GA TN John J. BEATY SSon W Male W 58 TN Farmer GA NC Census Place District 12, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 440D 1870 U.S. Census, TN, Marshall Co (Lineage 162) Samuel and Thomas households are next to each other: All individuals born in TN recorded July 8, 1870 Beaty, Samuel Age: 32 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: LEWISBURG Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 199A Samuel 32, farmer, $2700, $800 H. C. (female) 29 Thomas 12 Alice 9 Addison 6 No Name (female) 9 mos 1870 U.S. Census (Lineage 162) Beaty, Thos S. Age: 42 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: LEWISBURG Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 199A Thomas. S. 42, farmer $800 Ann 28, Pinkney (female) 4, Sylvester 3, Walter 10 mos 1870 U.S. Census (Lineage 162) Beattie, Mosas J. Age: 34 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: MOORESVILLE P O Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 155A July 6, 1870 all born TN: Moses J. Beattie 34, $1200, $800 Margaret 22, James 5, Moses J. 4, Laura 11 mos. 1870 U.S. Census (Lineage 162) Batie, Abrum Age: 44 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: PALMETTO P O Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 118A all born TN Thomas 44, carpenter $1700, $1500 Mary 43, Thos 19, Mary H. 13, Moses 10, Roda 7, Syphonia 3, Household Record 1880 United States Census (Lineage 162) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Abraham H. BEATY Self W Male W 56 TN Farmer IRE TN Mary H. E. BEATY Dau S Female W 22 TN Keeping House TN NC Moses J. BEATY Son S Male W 20 TN Laborer TN NC Roda N. BEATY Dau S Female W 17 TN TN NC Suffrona E. BEATY Dau S Female W 14 TN TN NC Source Information: Census Place District 12, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 437B 1860 U.S. Census, Marshall Co TN (Lineage 20) Beatey, Yeatman W. Age: 35 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: MOORESVILLE P O Series: M653 Roll: 1265 Part: 1 Page: 114B Yeatman W. 35, farmer; 2700, 5370 Sarah R. 24 James 9 Thomas 7 Joseph 4 1870 U.S. Census, Marshall Co TN (Lineage 20) Beaty, Yateman Age: 44 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: TN State: Tennessee County: MARSHALL Locale: MOORESVILLE P O Series: M593 Roll: 1546 Part: 1 Page: 159A Yateman 44, farmer, $2700, $400 Sarah 36, James 19, Wm 18, Joseph 14, Robert 8, Sarah 6, John 4, Ella 1 1880 Household: (Lineage 20) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Y. W. BEATY Self M Male W 54 TN Farmer GA TN Sarah R. BEATY Wife M Female W 45 TN Keeping House VA NC Joseph BEATY Son S Male W 24 TN Work On Farm TN TN Robert BEATY Son S Male W 18 TN Work On Farm TN TN John BEATY Son S Male W 13 TN Work On Farm TN TN Sallie BEATY Dau S Female W 16 TN TN TN Ella BEATY Dau S Female W 11 TN TN TN District 13, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 445C Household Record 1880 United States Census (Lineage 20) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace James M. BEATY Self M Male W 29 TN Farming TN TN Mattie J. BEATY Wife M Female W 28 AL Keeping House AL AL Marcus BEATY Son S Male W 4 TN TN AL Source Information: Census Place District 13, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 445C 1880 Household: (Lineage 162) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Thomas S. BEATEY Self M Male W 53 TN Farmer IRELAND TN Annah BEATEY Wife M Female W 43 TN Keeping House TN TN Mabell BEATEY Dau S Female W 14 TN At Home TN TN Wynn BEATEY Son S Male W 12 TN At Home TN TN Thomas BEATEY Son S Male W 11 TN TN TN Martha BEATEY Dau S Female W 9 TN TN TN Sidney BEATEY Son S Male W 3 TN TN TN Source Information: Census Place District 17, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 499C 1880 Household: (Lineage 162) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Hantippi BEATEY Self W Female W 37 TN Keeping House TN TN Thomas BEATEY Son S Male W 22 TN Farming TN TN Alice BEATEY Dau S Female W 19 TN At Home TN TN Samuel BEATEY Son S Male W 16 TN At School TN TN Virginia BEATEY Dau S Female W 10 TN TN TN Eddie T. BEATEY Son S Male W 3 TN TN TN Jeff NICKSEN Other S Male B 28 TN Servant TN TN James KEEL Other S Male B 30 TN Laborer TN TN Source Information: Census Place District 17, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 499D 1880 Household: (Lineage 20) Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace James H. BEATY Self M Male W 22 TN Works At S. Mill TN TN Sarah BEATY Wife M Female W 25 TN Keeping House TN TN Charlie R. BEATY Son S Male W 5 TN TN TN Nenna M. BEATY Dau S Female W 1 TN TN TN Source Information: Census Place District 6, Marshall, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255269 NA Film Number T9-1269 Page Number 379A

I decided to add the following to my summary of Bledsoe County: Liz Williams (L252) discovered a series of Deeds available in Bledsoe County concerning L173. In the earlier 3 Deeds, October 8, 1852, pp 202-207 James Stephens and his wife Isabella H. Beaty sell their claim to the land that John M. Beaty, who died intestate, owned in Rhea and Bledsoe County (about 1000 acres) to Margaret E. and John Swofford. In one deed it states “Whereas John M. Beaty now deceased, owned at his death about 1000 acres of land lying or being on the Cumberland Mountain in Bledsoe and Rhea Counties, held by grant from the State of Tennessee, and died intestate without issue, leaving the said Isabell H. Stephens and Margaret E. Swafford, formerly Margaret E. Beaty, his only heirs at law….”Also at this time the Stephens sold to the Swaffords some land that they inherited from Edmond (Edwin?) Beaty: “…James Stephens and his wife Isabella H. Stephens, formerly Isabella H. Beaty, whereas Edmond Beaty now accounts owned at his death about two hundred acres of land more or less lying in the County of Bledsoe….” In the description of the boundaries of the land there is a statement “which on Hugh Baty now lives…” The following deed is one I recently found and decided to transcribe. This land is sold over 10 years after the Stephens left Bledsoe County for Fannin County, Texas. It looks like they came back to Bledsoe in 1868 and sold the land. The census data suggest that Hugh Beaty died between 1850 and 1860. We have been unable to locate any land transaction that mentions his death or the death of his wife. Bledsoe County Deed Book “P” page 407, 408 Know all men by these presents that we James Stephens and Isabella Stephens of the County of Fannin and State of Texas in consideration of the sum of ten hundred and forty dollars to us in hand paid by John M. Swafford and his wife Margaret Swafford have and by these presents do hereby bargain sell and convey unto the said John M. and Margaret Swafford their heirs and assigns forever one moiety or half of an undivided tract of land lying in the 4th Civil District of Bledsoe County Tennessee being the same owned by Edwin W. (?) Beatty at the time of his death and descending to the said Isabella Stephens and Margaret Swafford as his only Heirs at Law. Bounded and described as follows—to wit—Beginning at a large crooked Ash marked PL on the North west side of a ? thence north 20 degrees East 145 poles to a dense mulberry an Elm and Ash. Thence South 50 degrees East crossing the Mill branch 119 poles to a small chestnut oak near a small branch marked P.L. seven poles south west of said branch. Thence North 40 degrees east crossing said branch ? poles to a stake in the center of said branch at the foot of the mountain. Thence South 50 degrees east 150 poles to a stake on the mountain in the South eastern Boundary line of lot No. 4 Thence South 40 degrees West on the said Land 150 poles to a stake corner to lots No 4 & 5 Thence North 50 degrees west 160 poles to a stake in the line of division between lots No. 4 & 5. Thence North 40 degrees east poles to a post Oak marked P. on the South east Side of a steep rocky Ridge. Thence North 50 degrees West 182 poles to the beginning to have and to hold. Our half of said undivided tract land to the Said John M. and Margaret Swofford their Heirs & Assigns forever free from all claim or claims from us or our heirs or any other person claiming by or through us. In witness Whereof We have hereunto set Our hands and seals. This 26th day September 1868. James Stephens Isabella Stephens Witness G. W. Howard (?). Isaac N. Smith State of Tennessee, Bledsoe County Personally appeared before me J. R. Howard clerk of the County Court of said County James Stephens, the within bargainer with whom I am personally acquainted and acknowledged that he executed the within Deed of Conveyance for the purposes therein contained and Isabella Stephens, wife of James Stephens having appeared before me privately and apart from her husband and acknowledged the execution of the said Deed to have been made by her freely and voluntarily and understandingly without compulsion or constraint from her said husband and for the purposes therein expressed. Witness my hand at office in Pikeville this 26th day of September 1868. John R. Howard Clerk Recd in office at 12 ?m Oct 5, 1876. Recorded same date {This is 8 years after it was signed} James A. Ross Register. Laurel Baty wrote: > This is L173 > >From "Bledsoe County, Tennessee A History" by Elizabeth Patham Robnett, > Mountian Press, 2002. > Page 45 > "In 1850 the population of the county had increased to 5, 959. Only > five people living in the county were foreign born. Those being Hugh > Beaty and wife Jane M. Beaty, Mary Greer, wife of Wetherston S. Greer, > and James McIintyre, all natives of Ireland, and William Baker who was > born in England." [Hugh Beaty and wife, Jane Miller Beaty are L173; > their known children are John M. Beaty, Edwin Beaty, Isabella Beaty > Stephens, and Margaret E. Beaty Swafford, census data below implies that > they had additional female offspring] > > Page 65 > Chairman of County Court, County Judge or County executive JOHN M. > BEATTY [L173] > > page 102 > "One of the oldest letters to be preserved was dated February 23, 1827. > This letter from J. M. Beatty, was sent from Jasper and gives some > interesting sights into life in early Bledsoe County. The letter, a two > page one, was to Nancy and Isabella Beatty who were living at the Beatty > home in Beatty's Cove. A double sheet of paper was used, it being folded > without an envelope. It reads: > "Dear Sisters Nancy and Isabella: In order to let you know I have not > forgotten you entirely I take part of the time appropriated for sleep > and rest to scribble a few lines to you as it respect some very > necessary, and essential things which you should observe. There is one > thing above the rest which I would recommend you to do that is to pay > strict attention to whatever mother may request you to do obey her on > all occasions and in time you will know the benefit arising from it not > withstanding you may think the task hard. But let me assure you dear > sisters that it is one of the most essential things to give a good and > creditable standing among decent and respected people are ever watchful > of such things and will respect their parents. I would recommend > reading as a very necessary employment of night and leisure hours.....I > am Dear Sisters your > Affectional Brother > J. M. Beatty" > > Page 192 > The Masons > "...the first Lodge organized in Pikeville was the Vale Temple Lodge > with 46 chartered members, October 8, 1823 but the charter was > surrendered October 2, 1838. ....Other members were...Hugh Beatty...." > > 1830 Census, Bledsoe County TN, page 270 00101001/0201201 > 1840-TN Beatty, Hugh Bledsoe Co. page 144 100011001/0011200100 > > 1850 Bledsoe County Tennessee, page 380: > Beaty, Hugh 76 Ireland > Beaty, Jane M. 65 Ireland > Beaty, Margaret S. 26 TN > Newby, William 15? TN > McCall, Nancy 48 TN > > page 386, Bledsoe County TN > James Stephens 40 TN > Isabella Stephens 41 > Anne J. 18 > Isaac H. 16 > Martha E. 13 > William E. 10 > John E. 8 > Margaret H. 5 > Mark A. 2 > > Stephens, Mr. James married in Bledsoe County, Ten. to Miss Isabella > H.Batty "National Banner & Nashville Whig" (FRI., JULY 15, 1831) > > 1860 Bledsoe County TN, page 390B > John M. Swofford 37 > Margaret Swofford 40 > Martha J. 8 > Hugh B. 5 > John E. 3 > Nancy McCall 57 > > 1860 Fannin Co. TX, Honey Grove, page 216B > Jas Stevens 50 > I Stevens 51 > Isaac H. 24 > Wm E. 20 > John B. 19 > Mary H. 15 > Mark 12 > > 1870 Bledsoe Co TN, page 17A, Ormes store PO > Swofford J. M. 39 > Margaret E. 48 > Martha J. 18 > John E. 13 > > 1870 Fannin Co TX, Honey Grove page 277b > Stephens, James 55 TN > Stephens, Isabella 60 TN > Stephens James M. 21 TN > Ruby, William 17 (farm laborer) MS > Stephens, Isaac 35 TN > > Oakwood Cemetery, Honey Grove, Texas 1846-1982 > Stephens, Isaac H. 5 Jul 1834, 10 Dec 1890, b. Bledsoe Co. Tenn., D. > Paris, Texas > Stephens, Isabella H. 10 Oct 1809, 4 Jan 1872 w/o James [daughter of > Hugh Beaty] > > 1880 District 4, Bledsoe page 20A > J. M. Swofford 51 > Margret 58 TN, --, Ire > J. Edwin 23 > Junnie Massy gson 16 > Harritt Birdett ? 27 > R. E. Birdett 13 > R. W. Brown 37 (works on farm) > > 1900 Bledsoe County, 4th Civil District, ED 3, sheet 11B > Swofford John M. > w,m, Dec 1828, 71 widowed TN, NC, NC > > Index to TN Death records: > SWAFFORD John Edwin 67 1914 Bledsoe #22 > (his mother is listed as ___Beatty) > > 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>

>From “Index to Early Tennessee Tax Lists” transcribed and Indexed by Byron Sistler, Sistler and Associates, 1994 Introduction: “Research in Tennessee for the period prior to 1830 poses some difficult problems because no complete census schedules for the state exist prior to that date. The 1800 census schedules were entirely lost or destroyed, and for 1810 only Rutherford Co. has been saved. The 1820 lists for almost all the eastern counties are missing.” [Not all tax lists for every year of every county are in this book—generally data less than five years apart is not included (i.e. White County 1825 is included but not 1826-1830) –I have not included the various spellings of Bailey in this list (Baily and Baley).] Baity, John-- Blount County 1805 Baity, Samuel-- Blount County 1805 Batey, Thomas-- Giles 1812 Batey, William-- Giles 1812 Bayd, Henry-- Washington 1819 Bayty, John S.-- Giles 1819 Beady, John-- Grainger 1799 Beatty, Cypens-- White 1825 Beatty, James-- Sullivan 1796 Beaty, Andrew-- Sullivan 1796 Beaty, Arthur-- Maury 1816 Beaty, David-- Davidson 1805, Davidson 1811, Montgomery 1798, Williamson 1801 Beaty, Hugh-- Roane 1805 Beaty, James-- Sullivan 1797, Maury 1816 Beaty, John-- Maury 1816, Montgomery 1798, Grainger 1799, Blount 1801, Blount 1800, Williamson 1810 Beaty, Samel-- Blount 1801 Beaty, William-- Davidson 1811 Laurel Baty, L252

This is L-162/394 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurel.baty@verizon.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 02, 2003 9:53 AM Subject: [BP2000] Moses Joshaway Beatty/ Lewis Co TN, Wayne Co TN > This Bible may have been posted before-- it looked familiar to me. > > >From "Lewis County, Tennessee Works Project Administrations Records." > page 7: > > BEATTY BIBLE > > Bible owned by M. J. Beatty, bought 5 Aug. 1897. > Copyist Lilli L. Skelton. Began 21 Mar 1939, finished 21 Mar 1938. > > Marriages > M. J. Beatty and A. E. Cheser was married 23 Jan 1887 > M. J. Beatty and Sarry Baker was married 12 Feb 1934 > > Births > M. J. Beatty b. 6 Dec 1886 > A. E. Beatty b. 1 Sep 1876 > Mary Caldoney Beatty b. 4 Oct 1888 > Martha Jane Beatty b. 11 Dec. 1890 > Our Little Boy b. 10 Jan. 1894 > Jady Clay Beatty b. 30 May 1895 > Willy Ennis Beatty b. 14 Mar 1897 > Nora Mary Beatty b. 11 Sep 1899 > Lochie Beatty b. 19 May 1923 > Sarry Lomax b. 7 May 1866 > Joseph Munrow Beatty b. 8 Nov. 1901 > Birthey Lue Beatty b. 12 Oct 1905 > Richard Malcom Beatty b. 28 Dec 1908 > > Deaths > Mary Caldoney Beatty d. Sep 1894 > Martha Jane Beatty d. 1 Oct 1894 > Our Little Boy d. 6 Oct 1894 > Richard Malcom Beatty d. 10 Sep 1928 > Father Moses Joshaway Beatty d. 31 Oct 1916. Was 84 years old 10 mo & > 11 days. > > And From "Wayne County, Tennessee Cemetery and Death Records" Compiled > by the Wayne County Historical Society, the Byler Press, 1987 > page 390 > Death Certificates 1914-1925 > BEATTY, Moses Joshua, died 31 Oct. 1916, age 83 years, no place of > birth. Father: James Beatty; Mother: Fannie? DEPREST. Burial at > Allen's Creek > > Also from this book > Page 263 McGlamery Cemetery > BEATTY, Wm. E., 14 Mar., 1897-- > BEATTY Minnie Mae, 25 Feb., 1892 -- Feb., 1964 > > Page 360 > Death Records 1908-1912 > Bettie ?, Hattie J., 17 Aug., 1908, F-W, 15 years, single, died Lutts, > Tenn. born Whittens Stand, Tenn. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > **************************************** > BEATTY CENSUS PROJECT > BP2000 members are currently extracting > Beatty data from U.S. Census Records. We > need volunteers for research as well as > for recording the information in our > database. Write Ray Beatty <RCBDJR@AOL.COM> > if you can help. > >

This is L173 >From "Bledsoe County, Tennessee A History" by Elizabeth Patham Robnett, Mountian Press, 2002. Page 45 "In 1850 the population of the county had increased to 5, 959. Only five people living in the county were foreign born. Those being Hugh Beaty and wife Jane M. Beaty, Mary Greer, wife of Wetherston S. Greer, and James McIintyre, all natives of Ireland, and William Baker who was born in England." [Hugh Beaty and wife, Jane Miller Beaty are L173; their known children are John M. Beaty, Edwin Beaty, Isabella Beaty Stephens, and Margaret E. Beaty Swafford, census data below implies that they had additional female offspring] Page 65 Chairman of County Court, County Judge or County executive JOHN M. BEATTY [L173] page 102 "One of the oldest letters to be preserved was dated February 23, 1827. This letter from J. M. Beatty, was sent from Jasper and gives some interesting sights into life in early Bledsoe County. The letter, a two page one, was to Nancy and Isabella Beatty who were living at the Beatty home in Beatty's Cove. A double sheet of paper was used, it being folded without an envelope. It reads: "Dear Sisters Nancy and Isabella: In order to let you know I have not forgotten you entirely I take part of the time appropriated for sleep and rest to scribble a few lines to you as it respect some very necessary, and essential things which you should observe. There is one thing above the rest which I would recommend you to do that is to pay strict attention to whatever mother may request you to do obey her on all occasions and in time you will know the benefit arising from it not withstanding you may think the task hard. But let me assure you dear sisters that it is one of the most essential things to give a good and creditable standing among decent and respected people are ever watchful of such things and will respect their parents. I would recommend reading as a very necessary employment of night and leisure hours.....I am Dear Sisters your Affectional Brother J. M. Beatty" Page 192 The Masons "...the first Lodge organized in Pikeville was the Vale Temple Lodge with 46 chartered members, October 8, 1823 but the charter was surrendered October 2, 1838. ....Other members were...Hugh Beatty...." 1830 Census, Bledsoe County TN, page 270 00101001/0201201 1840-TN Beatty, Hugh Bledsoe Co. page 144 100011001/0011200100 1850 Bledsoe County Tennessee, page 380: Beaty, Hugh 76 Ireland Beaty, Jane M. 65 Ireland Beaty, Margaret S. 26 TN Newby, William 15? TN McCall, Nancy 48 TN page 386, Bledsoe County TN James Stephens 40 TN Isabella Stephens 41 Anne J. 18 Isaac H. 16 Martha E. 13 William E. 10 John E. 8 Margaret H. 5 Mark A. 2 Stephens, Mr. James married in Bledsoe County, Ten. to Miss Isabella H.Batty "National Banner & Nashville Whig" (FRI., JULY 15, 1831) 1860 Bledsoe County TN, page 390B John M. Swofford 37 Margaret Swofford 40 Martha J. 8 Hugh B. 5 John E. 3 Nancy McCall 57 1860 Fannin Co. TX, Honey Grove, page 216B Jas Stevens 50 I Stevens 51 Isaac H. 24 Wm E. 20 John B. 19 Mary H. 15 Mark 12 1870 Bledsoe Co TN, page 17A, Ormes store PO Swofford J. M. 39 Margaret E. 48 Martha J. 18 John E. 13 1870 Fannin Co TX, Honey Grove page 277b Stephens, James 55 TN Stephens, Isabella 60 TN Stephens James M. 21 TN Ruby, William 17 (farm laborer) MS Stephens, Isaac 35 TN Oakwood Cemetery, Honey Grove, Texas 1846-1982 Stephens, Isaac H. 5 Jul 1834, 10 Dec 1890, b. Bledsoe Co. Tenn., D. Paris, Texas Stephens, Isabella H. 10 Oct 1809, 4 Jan 1872 w/o James [daughter of Hugh Beaty] 1880 District 4, Bledsoe page 20A J. M. Swofford 51 Margret 58 TN, --, Ire J. Edwin 23 Junnie Massy gson 16 Harritt Birdett ? 27 R. E. Birdett 13 R. W. Brown 37 (works on farm) 1900 Bledsoe County, 4th Civil District, ED 3, sheet 11B Swofford John M. w,m, Dec 1828, 71 widowed TN, NC, NC Index to TN Death records: SWAFFORD John Edwin 67 1914 Bledsoe #22 (his mother is listed as ___Beatty) Laurel Baty, L252

Additions to 459A from my Border Beattie Database 1. Adam1 BEATTIE, christened 10 Dec 1802 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland, died Mar 1879 in Newcastleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland, buried in Ettleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland, son of William BEATTIE and Isabell GLENDINING. He married Helen ADAMS, born Est 1800/01 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland; died 29 Oct 1880 in Dinlanyre; buried in Ettleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland. Life: Transcription Monumental Inscriptions Ettleton . Life: (---) S&N, 1851 Census-2%Index , #73 Castleton Roxburghshire. Children of Adam BEATTIE and Helen ADAMS were as follows: 2 i Isabel2 BEATTIE, born 14 May 1833 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland; christened 30 Jun 1833 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland. 3 ii William2 Beattie, born Est 1835; died 11 May 1836 in Newcastleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland; buried in Ettleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland. 4 iii William2 BEATTIE, born 7 Aug 1837 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland; died 9 Dec 1856 in Newcastleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland; buried in Ettleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland. 5 iv Archibald2 BEATTIE, born 14 Feb 1840 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland. Potentially Archibald and his family in the, 1881 Census Index for UK on CD , Source: FHL Film 0224040 GRO Ref Volume 789 EnumDist 2 Page 19. " Dwelling: 6 Queensberry Place Census Place: Hawick, Roxburgh, Scotland Source: FHL Film 0224040 GRO Ref Volume 789 EnumDist 2 Page 19 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Archd. BEATTIE M 41 M Newcastleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Head Occ: Builder (Joiner) Annie BEATTIE M 38 F Carnwath, Lanark, Scotland Rel: Wife Maggie BEATTIE U 17 F Hawick, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Occ: Woolen Factory Worker Helen BEATTIE U 15 F Hawick, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Occ: Woolen Factory Worker Mary BEATTIE U 14 F Newcastleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Occ: Woolen Factory Worker Adam BEATTIE U 10 M Newcastleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Son Occ: Scholar James BEATTIE U 9 M Newcastleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Annie BEATTIE U 6 F Newcastleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar Bella BEATTIE U 4 F Newcastleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar John BEATTIE U 1 M Wilton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Son". 6 v Andrew2 BEATTIE, born 25 Dec 1842 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland. Life Source: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Scottish Church Records (R) (1995 09 21 Edition), Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, USA. Extracted birth and/or christening record for: Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland , Batch #: C117844, Source Call #: 1067933, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA, USA. (---) S&N, 1851 Census-2%Index , #73 Castleton Roxburghshire. 7 vi Agnes2 BEATTIE, born 20 Sep 1845 in Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland. Notes: Potentially her living at Dwelling:Dinlabyre Census Place: Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Source: FHL Film 0224039 GRO Ref Volume 784 EnumDist 2 Page 2 Marr Age Sex Birthplace Archibald DOUGLAS M 40 M Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Head Occ: Shepherd Agnes DOUGLAS M 35 F Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Wife William DOUGLAS 15 M Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Son Occ: Scholar Janet DOUGLAS 7 F Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Occ: Scholar Robert DOUGLAS 5 M Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Son Nellie DOUGLAS 2 F Castleton, Roxburgh, Scotland Rel: Dau Sheila I Hale 236/240 M Allen wrote: >>From Cecily Campbell-Smith [scally01@hotmail.com] L395: > >"I would like to submit the following information about two separate >Beattie >families which were linked by marriage. I am more distantly related to >both >of them as well..." > >Lineage 459A > >1 James Beattie b: in Scotland >. +Janet Robson b: in Scotland >. 2 John Beattie >.. 3 William Beattie b: in Scotland d: Mar 07, 1833 in Newcastleton, >Roxburghshire, Scotland >.... +Isobel Glendinning b: in Scotland d: Jun 1833 in Newcastleton, >Roxburghshire, Scotland >... 4 Mary Beattie b: Jun 26, 1794 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland > >..... +Robert Armstrong >.... 5 Isabel Armstrong b: Jan 10, 1817 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >.... 5 Ann Armstrong b: Dec 08, 1818 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >.... 5 Eliza Armstrong b: Mar 07, 1820 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >...... +Thomas Beattie m: Feb 26, 1842 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >...... 6 Mary Beattie b: 1855 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland >.... 5 Thomas Armstrong b: Jan 11, 1822 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >.... 5 Alexander Armstrong b: 1837 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland > >.... 5 Janet Armstrong b: 1826 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland >.... 5 Mary Beattie Armstrong b: Mar 15, 1824 in Castleton, >Roxburghshire, Scotland >.... 5 Agnes Armstrong >.... 5 Adam Armstrong b: Sep 22, 1830 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >.... 5 Robert Armstrong >.... 5 William Armstrong b: Jun 23, 1826 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >... 4 Agnes Beattie b: Apr 27, 1792 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland d: Nov 07, 1880 in Hawick, Roxburghshire, Scotland >... 4 Archibald Beattie b: Aug 10, 1796 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, >Scotland >... 4 Adam Beattie b: Oct 24, 1802 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland > >... 4 Helen Beattie >. 2 Beattie >. 2 John Beattie >. 2 Janet Beattie >. 2 Margaret Beattie >Cecily Campbell-Smith > >Lineage 459B > >1 Thomas Beattie >. +Eliza Armstrong b: Mar 07, 1820 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland >m: Feb 26, 1842 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland >. 2 Mary Beattie b: 1855 in Castleton, Roxburghshire, Scotland >Cecily Campbell-Smith > > > >==== 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. > >

>From "Tombstone Inscriptions Of Evergreen Cemetery Murfreesboro, Tennessee" compiled by Deane Porch, 1965? Page 6 Watson G. Batey June 12, 1869-Feb. 27, 1957 Leila Huggins Batey Mar. 9, 1873 - Feb. 14, 1958 Page 11 John B. Batey Mar. 24, 1839 - Nov. 30,1923 Mary Harriet Richardson wife of John Batey Oct. 3, 1846 - Nov. 19, 1916 Gussie Batey, dau. of John B. & Mary H. Batey June 5, 1881 - Sept. 28, 1881 Page 15 Kate Batey Gilbert 1882 -1950 Thomas R. Gilbert 1866 - 1924 Page 18 Gary Forest Batey Sept. 10, 1951 - Sept. 11, 1951 Page 50 Minnie Batey Feb. 25, 1872 - Oct. 26, 1950 David C. Batey Dec. 2, 1832 - Apr, 24, 1920 And Wife: Sallie Hunt Feb. 20, 1843 - Apr. 6, 1920 Nannie Johns Batey May 13, 1889 - Apr. 1, 1961 Leon H. Batey June 6, 1883 - July 15, 1954 Page 105 W. O. Batey Oct. 30, 1837 - Apr. 8, 1911 Mary C. Batey Oct. 22, 1840 - Apr. 10, 1929 Obe Batey Oct. 30, 1871 - Jan. 17, 1897 Ruby Mai Batey Dec. 20, 1881 - Aug. 11, 1891 Joseph B. Batey Feb. 23, 1859 - July 2, 1885 America S. Batey Aug. 16, 1878 - Oct. 21, 1882 Johny D. Batey Mar. 10, 1880 - Sept. 24, 1882 Page 109 Lawton Batey June 16, 1893 - Dec. 3, 1952 Bessie Edison, wife of Lawton Batey Aug. 9, 1894 - Dec. 5, 1934 Page 115 D. Frank Batey July 25, 1876 - Apr. 1, 1951 Tempie C. Batey Dec. 15,, 1872 -__ Page 147 Florence Batey Wiliams Apr. 18, 1875 - Jan. 10, 1961 Frances Batey Huddleston Nov. 10, 1878 - __ Page 157 Forrest W. Batey, 1879 - 1922 Page 160 Jennie Hooper Batey May 7, 1869 - May 28,, 1922 A. Searcy Batey Aug. 24, 1868 - Dec. 2, 1942 Page 181 Henry M. Beaty, 1864 - 1955 His Wife Martha V. Beaty, 1860 - 1930 A lot of Bateys can be found on the following page (nice pictures, too): http://www.kimshockey.com/cem/rutherford.html (Batey Cemetery) BATEY James T. Feb 19, 1882-Oct 14, 1961 BATEY Willie S. Mar 27, 1897-Oct 3, 1960 BATEY George Rowland, son of J.W. and E.L. Batey, Dec 26, 1872-Mar 23, 1912 (Batey Cemetery) REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER Capt William Batey 1760-1835 (Chrisman Cemetery) M T BEATY Dau of Jacob & Matilda CHRISMAN April 19, 1839-Sept 9, 1861 J R BATEY Jan 6, 1835-Oct 19, 1900 Mrs Lizzie EZELL 1866-1906 Jane L BATEY 1837-1910 Jim BATEY 1864-1897 W L BATEY 1869-1910 M T BATEY (no dates) Thomas Allen BATEY (no dates) (Old Miller Cemetery) Isaac Lamb Miller BATEY May 22, 1872-Mar 22, 1959 [other Bateys in this Cemetery and not listed] (Blackman Cemetery) Mary Ellen BATEY, daughter of Hezekiah & Julia A Howse, Dec 3, 1829-Dec 14, 1835 Laurel Baty, L252