Remember that the OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - Y-DNA BEATTY PROJECT WEB address/ URL is always at the bottom of each and every email. (You can also join the DNA project mailing list - A yahoo-groups list which has the private result charts with names...) Remember that these addresses are ALWAYS found at the bottom of each email from BP2000... Remember - To remove un-needed email text from your replys > ********************* > Visit Project website at: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bp2000/ > ~~~~~~~~~~~ > Visit Beatty Y-DNA Project at: http://www.beattydna.org/ > ********************* > Mailing List's Archives at: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/b/bp2000.html THIS IS DONE FOR YOUR CONVIENCE........ nelda Nelda L. Percival For links to my websites use: http://freepages.folklore.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/ All My Bloodlines: Gilpin Fletcher Graves Donlan Bonstein Lewis Cupp Hurst Howe Hood Dorrell Bovard Brobst Beatty Bridges Bennett Breeding O'Quinn Waggonier Waggoneer Dunbar Anderson Gray Sudduth Alward VanStockholm Andries Andrieszen Laurens Jasper Gillock Watson Craft Aulder Stevenson Lutz Youngman Getz Fetzer Eberhardt Wolfensberger Sumner Entzminger Emm Kagi Banwart Knect Sporri Lett Osbourne Sinta Whitefield Hardaway Miller Green Davis Willard Humpfrey Doggett Martine Aparke Forman Boldock Stumpf Hagenbuch Fritzle Hechler Christ Hofmann Rimpler Hieronymus Nortwein Fischer Ross Thompson Boorem Fry Pope Schnable Lingemann Nickel Teutscher Wenchenberg

Darrell, We have a website dedicated to answering many questions about our Beatty DNA Project. You will find it at: www.BeattyDNA.org To answer your specific questions: <<Could anyone tell me what the process of DNA testing entails and what the results of such testing will give you?>> The process is relatively simple. A participant orders a test kit from the company we use for our purposes. The kit contains a device with which the participant swabs the inside of his cheek. The swab is then mailed back to the laboratory. After a few weeks wait, the participant's haplotype is reported. We then compare that haplotype with the 170 other haplotypes already reported for other participants to see if there are any relationships among those participants. We encourage each participant to submit their lineage to BP-2000 so that relationships among lineages can be determined. <<would it tell you specifically who you ancestors are? Grandfather, Great Grandfather etc.?>> No, naming one of your specific ancestor who has been dead for 50 years is WAY beyond the capability of DNA analysis. But, it would be really neat if it could. The best the project can do is to point to possible connections between or among Beatty lineages where such connections were not known or suspected. Such information can potentially be helpful in focusing one's research into areas which might produce favorable results. Sharing of information by researchers of potentially related lineages can prove very helpful. If you have additional questions, feel free to contact me at lbeaty@q.com. Les Beaty, L-20

Could anyone tell me what the process of DNA testing entails and what the results of such testing will give you? For instance would it tell you specifically who you ancestors are? Grandfather, Great Grandfather etc.? Thanks for the help. Darrell Beaty

Donna, One thing I forgot to tell you. We may have a live Beatty from L - 331 that may be a candidate for DNA testing. That is why I am working on this. I will forward this information to the friend that I am helping. Barry H. Beattie L - 98 ---- Donna VanZandt <donavan@netwtc.net> wrote: > Notes from ARMSTRONG COUNTY HISTORY by Robert Walter Smith, Esq. - 1883 > (Pennslyvania) > South Buffalo Township- John Beatty- early land owner- > John Beatty, Nov 4, 1831 bot for $625 on Buffalo Creek. > John G. Beatty inherited above and sold 200 acres April 1, 1864 for > $5000.00 > ------------------------------------------- > L-142 John Beatty and Martha Bole (see previous post)

Donna, Thanks for the tip. Just before I looked at my E-mail, I was poking around in Armstrong Co, Pa find things that were getting interesting. I am going to be out of town tomorrow morning for a few days and I will try to put some of this together and see if I can get my head around this and get back to you. Thanks again. Barry H. Beattie, L - 98 ---- Donna VanZandt <donavan@netwtc.net> wrote: > Notes from ARMSTRONG COUNTY HISTORY by Robert Walter Smith, Esq. - 1883 > (Pennslyvania) > South Buffalo Township- John Beatty- early land owner- > John Beatty, Nov 4, 1831 bot for $625 on Buffalo Creek. > John G. Beatty inherited above and sold 200 acres April 1, 1864 for > $5000.00 > ------------------------------------------- > L-142 John Beatty and Martha Bole (see previous post) > > 1840 United States Federal Census

Notes from ARMSTRONG COUNTY HISTORY by Robert Walter Smith, Esq. - 1883 (Pennslyvania) South Buffalo Township- John Beatty- early land owner- John Beatty, Nov 4, 1831 bot for $625 on Buffalo Creek. John G. Beatty inherited above and sold 200 acres April 1, 1864 for $5000.00 ------------------------------------------- L-142 John Beatty and Martha Bole (see previous post) 1840 United States Federal Census Name: John Beaty Township: Buffalo County: Armstrong State: Pennsylvania 00200001- 0101001 2 m 10-15 1 m 50-60 1 f 5-10 1 f 15-20 1 f 40-50 1850 United States Federal Census about Martha Beaty Name: Martha Beaty Age: 56 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1794 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Gender: Female Home in 1850 (City,County,State): South Buffalo, Armstrong, Pennsylvania Family Number: 38 Household Members: Name Age Martha Beaty 56 2000 PA (nee Bole with dau & s-in-l) Peter Duffy 24 farm 500 PA Isabelle Duffy 19 PA 1850 United States Federal Census about John G Beatty Name: John G Beatty Age: 22 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1828 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Buffalo, Butler, Pennsylvania Family Number: 217 Household Members: Name Age John G Beatty 22 farm PA Anne Beatty 19 PA (first wife) 1860 United States Federal Census about David Beatty Name: David Beatty Age in 1860: 2 Birth Year: abt 1858 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: South Buffalo, Armstrong, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Slate Lick Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age John Beatty 31 farm PA Ann Beatty 24 PA (SECOND WIFE) Mary Beatty 9 PA Ann Beatty 7 PA John Beatty 5 PA Martha Beatty 3 PA David Beatty 2 PA William Beatty 1/12 PA John has died................. 1870 United States Federal Census about David B Batie Name: David B Batie Birth Year: abt 1858 Age in 1870: 12 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1870: Moberly, Randolph, Missouri Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Ann L Batie 34 keep hotel PA Mary J Batie 19 PA Annie J Batie 17 PA John C Batie 15 PA Martha A Batie 13 PA David B Batie 12 PA Wm E Batie 11 PA Luther Calvin 26 clerk in saloon IL March Sallie L Calvin 22 MO March Luther M Hunt 23 clerk in saloon MO George W Smith 26 brickmason IL Ann L. Johnson Beatty (widow of John) married an Unknown Hunt. Possibly the Luther above or his relative. 1880 United States Federal Census about Ann Hunt Name: Ann Hunt Home in 1880: Saint Louis, Saint Louis, Missouri Age: 44 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1836 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Father's birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's birthplace: Pennsylvania Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Dressmaker Marital Status: Widowed Race: White Gender: Female Household Members: Name Age Ann Hunt 44 head dressmaker PA PA PA Martha B. Hunt 22 daughter dressmaker PA PA PA (should be Beatty) David Hunt 21 son keep shoe store PA PA PA (should be Beatty) George H. Hunt 6 son MO PA PA census for David B. Beatty: 1880 United States Federal Census about David Beatty Name: David Beatty Home in 1880: East Saint Louis, Saint Clair, Illinois Age: 21 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Father's birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's birthplace: Pennsylvania Occupation: Merchant Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Daniel Hanifan 60 Kate Hanifan 48 Dora Hanifan 17 Maggie Hanifan 16 Julia Leahy 23 David Beatty 21 boarder merchant PA PA PA 1900 United States Federal Census about David B Beatty Name: David B Beatty Home in 1900: East St Louis Ward 4, St Clair, Illinois [East St. Louis, St. Clair, Illinois] Age: 41 Birth Date: Nov 1858 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Relationship to head-of-house: Head Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Name: Anna L Hunt Mother's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Spouse's Name: Anna Beatty Marriage Year: 1882 Marital Status: Married Years Married: 18 Occupation: View on Image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age David B Beatty 41 head nov 1858 mar 18 ys PA PA PA dealer in boots & shoes Anna Beatty 42 wife jan 1858 mar 18 ys 0 ch 0 ch RI Irel Irel Anna L Hunt 64 mother feb 1836 widowed 6 ch 3 lvg PA _ _*************** Geo H Hunt 25 half brother sep 1874-single MO OH PA Louisa Fairhlinger 25 servant oct 1874 single IL Germ Germ William J Hardy 21 boarder apr 1879 single MO GA RI salesman 1910 United States Federal Census about David B Beatty Name: David B Beatty Age in 1910: 51 Estimated Birth Year: 1859 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Spouse's Name: Annie Beatty Home in 1910: East St Louis Ward 4, Saint Clair, Illinois Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age David B Beatty 51 head mar once 28 ys PA PA PA prorietor of shoe store Annie Beatty 51 wife mar once 28 ys 0 ch 0 ch RI Ire Ire Anna L Hunt 73 mother in law widowed 7 ch 3 lvg PA PA PA Lizzie Gantner 24 servant IL Germ Germ servant-private family 1920 United States Federal Census about D B Beatty Name: D B Beatty [D B Beath] [D B Beaty] Home in 1920: East St Louis Ward 4, St. Clair, Illinois Age: 60 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1860 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) [Head] Spouse's Name: Anna Beatty Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Name: Anna Hunt Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age D B Beatty 60 head PA PA PA keeper shoe store Anna Beatty 60 wife RI Irel Irel Anna Hunt 84 mother widowed PA PA PA Gladys Sullivan 19 niece KS KS KS secretary 1930 United States Federal Census about David B Beaty Name: David B Beaty Home in 1930: East St Louis, St Clair, Illinois View Map Age: 72 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1858 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Head Race: White Household Members: Name Age David B Beaty 72 head widowed mar at 21 PA PA PA proprietor of shoe store Bessie Bauza 35 widow IL Poland Poland Leona Bauza 13 lodger IL IL IL Census for John Campbell Beatty 1880 United States Federal Census about John C. Beatty Name: John C. Beatty Home in 1880: Saint Louis, Saint Louis, Missouri Age: 25 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1855 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Father's birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's birthplace: Pennsylvania Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Laborer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Jacob Weinand 51 Elisabeth Weinand 33 Laura Weinand 11 John C. Beatty 25 laborer PA PA PA Mary Beatty 22 wife NJ Irel Irel 1900 United States Federal Census about John F Beatty Name: John F Beatty Home in 1900: St Louis Ward 2, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri [St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri] Age: 11 Birth Date: Mar 1889 Birthplace: Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Relationship to head-of-house: Son Father's Name: John Beatty Father's Birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's Name: Mary Beatty Mother's Birthplace: New Jersey Marital Status: Single Occupation: View on Image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age John Beatty 44 head sep 1855 mar 23 ys foreman tin mill Mary Beatty 42 wife apr 1858 mar 23 ys 5 ch 1 lvg NJ Irel Irel John F Beatty 11 son mar 1889 IL PA NJ 1910 United States Federal Census about John F Beatty Name: John F Beatty Age in 1910: 21 Estimated Birth Year: 1889 Birthplace: Illinois Relation to Head of House: Son Father's Name: John C Beatty Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Name: Mary Beatty Mother's Birth Place: New Jersey Home in 1910: Granite Ward 3, Madison, Illinois Race: White Gender: Male Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age John C Beatty 54 head mar once 31 ys PA PA PA foreman-mill Mary Beatty 52 wife mar once 31 ys 5 ch 1 lvg NJ Irel Irel John F Beatty 21 son IL PA NJ none 1920 United States Federal Census about John C Beatty Name: John C Beatty Home in 1920: Everett, Snohomish, Washington Age: 63 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1857 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Self (Head) [Head] Spouse's Name: Mary Beatty Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Rent Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age John C Beatty 63 head PA PA PA none Mary Beatty 61 wife NJ Irel Irel 1930 United States Federal Census about John C Beatty Name: John C Beatty Home in 1930: Everett, Snohomish, Washington View Map Age: 74 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1856 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Mary C Beatty Race: White Household Members: Name Age John C Beatty 74 head mar age 23 PA PA PA no occup. Mary C Beatty 72 wife mar age 20 NJ North Ireland Scotl

I think L-331 is probably part of L-142. It is a lot of circumstantial evidence. Anyone care to look and see? I have a lot of census plus the info in L-142. Is it enough to merge them? I believe they are brothers David Bole Beatty and John Campbell Beatty. Sons of L-142 John and grandsons of John and Martha Bole Beatty. Donna L-3 This is where I think they fit in L-142. 9. JOHN3 BEATTY (WILLIAM 2, SAMUEL 1) was born May 24, 1790, and died July 09, 1849. He married MARTHA BOLE. Children of JOHN BEATTY and MARTHA BOLE are: i. MARY4 BEATTY, m. SAMUEL CALDWELL. ii. SARAH BEATTY, m. WILLIAM CALDWELL. iii. JOHN BEATTY, m. (1) ANNIE HASLETT; m. (2) ANALINA JOHNSON. iv. DAVID BEATTY, d. Died unmarried. v. ISABELLA BEATTY, m. PETER DUFFY. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 12:57 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] John Guthrie Beatty, b. 1826, Ireland Hi Barry, It look like L331: Lineage 331 1 John Gunther Beatty b: 1828 in Butler, PA . 2 John Cambell Beatty b: 09/29/1855 in Butler? PA d: in Everett, WA ... +Mary Carr ... 3 John Fransis Beatty b: 03/20/1889 in E St. Louis MO d: 12/10/1950 in Everett, WA ... +Lyla Grace Horney m: 03/12/1913 in Everett, WA Katherine Elizabeth Beatty Laurel Baty, L252 -----Original Message----- From: bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of sqrbear@cox.net Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 1:40 PM To: Bp2000-L Subject: [BP2000] John Guthrie Beatty, b. 1826, Ireland Descendant Indented Chart 1. John Guthrie Beatty, b. 1826, Ireland +unknown spouse 2.David Bale Beatty, b. 1857 2.John Campbell Beatty, b. 1855, Butler, PA +Mary Carr, b. 1858, NJ 3. Dr. John Francis Beatty, b. 20 Mar 1889, IL +Lyla Grace Horney, b. 1887, IA 4. Mary Alice Beatty, b. 1914, WA +John Norman Aamodt , b. 1913, WA 4. John Henry Beatty, b. 1916, WA +Elizabeth Kurtz Carroll, b. 1918

Hi Barry, It look like L331: Lineage 331 1 John Gunther Beatty b: 1828 in Butler, PA . 2 John Cambell Beatty b: 09/29/1855 in Butler? PA d: in Everett, WA ... +Mary Carr ... 3 John Fransis Beatty b: 03/20/1889 in E St. Louis MO d: 12/10/1950 in Everett, WA ... +Lyla Grace Horney m: 03/12/1913 in Everett, WA Katherine Elizabeth Beatty Laurel Baty, L252 -----Original Message----- From: bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of sqrbear@cox.net Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2011 1:40 PM To: Bp2000-L Subject: [BP2000] John Guthrie Beatty, b. 1826, Ireland Descendant Indented Chart 1. John Guthrie Beatty, b. 1826, Ireland +unknown spouse 2.David Bale Beatty, b. 1857 2.John Campbell Beatty, b. 1855, Butler, PA +Mary Carr, b. 1858, NJ 3. Dr. John Francis Beatty, b. 20 Mar 1889, IL +Lyla Grace Horney, b. 1887, IA 4. Mary Alice Beatty, b. 1914, WA +John Norman Aamodt , b. 1913, WA 4. John Henry Beatty, b. 1916, WA +Elizabeth Kurtz Carroll, b. 1918

Hello BP2000 Beatty Group, I am Barry H. Beattie, L-98. I have a friend looking for his Beatty Family Lineage. Does any one recognize this Beatty Family? Can you help us? This is all the info I have todate. Descendant Indented Chart 1. John Guthrie Beatty, b. 1826, Ireland +unknown spouse 2.David Bale Beatty, b. 1857 2.John Campbell Beatty, b. 1855, Butler, PA +Mary Carr, b. 1858, NJ 3. Dr. John Francis Beatty, b. 20 Mar 1889, IL +Lyla Grace Horney, b. 1887, IA 4. Mary Alice Beatty, b. 1914, WA +John Norman Aamodt , b. 1913, WA 4. John Henry Beatty, b. 1916, WA +Elizabeth Kurtz Carroll, b. 1918 Memoirs of John Francis Beatty M.D. (Partial) My mother, MARY CARR, was born in Trenton, N.J. of Irish parents, my father, JOHN CAMPBELL BEATTY, was born in Butler county, Pa, probably at least for several generations of Native Pennsylvanians. I was the youngest of five boys, no girls, and first saw the light of day on March 20th, 1889. The story is that my birthplace was over a mortuary and livery stable. I can’t vouch for that. At least I am satisfied that my parents were living in E. St. Louis, III at the time I was born. In those days, as now, the summers were terribly hot. Little was known of food protection or food preservation. The result was many children suffered from stomach and bowel disturbances. The mortality rate was high during the early period for children. I was not immune. I had been told that during my first summer, I spent many nights on the Eads Bridge in order to partake of the benefit of the cooling breeze found over the river. My uncle Dave and aunt Annie Beatty were of valuable assistance taking me onto the bridge. Details of this period are meager. This I have learned, my father began working in the steel mills and when I was about two years old moved to Bessemer, Alabama. Our next move found us in Cincinnati, Ohio. We arrived there in 1893. I understand those were stringent times. We (several words are unreadable) west of fountain square and only a few miles from the Indiana line. It was a small community but it means a lot to me. The B & O and the Big 4 main lines to Indianapolis passed our doors. This community was on the banks of what at that time, seemed to be a major river-the Ohio. During our nine years residence in Cincinnati, I saw that river overflow its bank and wreak havoc over a considerable area. My childhood impressions were that on both the Ohio and Kentucky shores high hills arose with their woods comprised of walnut trees, pawpaw tree and some hickory nut trees. I have recollection of going out in the fall of the year, with my father and gathering the fruits of thes! e trees. ……………………..

I checked this out, and it is great!! Not just Arkansas--that's just where it starts. In the center part, go to "Collection: 1910 Census" and click on that. It will take you to another screen where you need to scan down nearly to the bottom to see the list of states. I haven't checked all of it out thoroughly, but I believe all the census records are on there. It is a big website and contains a lot of great things. Thanks so much, Guy!! Great site!! Teresa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mardi Carlson" <cmc@hutchtel.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 7:35 AM Subject: Re: [BP2000] "Original, not transcribed " US census, books, etc. > Hi Guy, > I went and looked for someone looking in Arkansas this would be great, I > could view it online, but it wouldn't let me download it at this time > anyway, it just kept going to a page that says aw snap, something went > wrong > with this web page, etc. > > Mardi > > -----Original Message----- > From: bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Guy Beatty > Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 1:59 AM > To: BP 2000 > Subject: [BP2000] "Original, not transcribed " US census, books, etc. > > In an interview Brewater Kahle says all original US census is on line. > This being a non dark archive being replicated in other countries is a big > wow. > The books, etc is like the tip of an iceberg. > > You do not pay nor join! > > If you go to this URL & click on "Read ON Line" > or you can download a PDF file. > > Example: > http://www.archive.org/details/13thcensus1910po0061unit > > > If you think this has any merit would you please share this with the BP > group. > Many thanks > > "I am so hard to understand." > > I do appreciate your hard work, > Guy. > > > > > On 2/21/11, Guy Beatty <a.guy.beatty@gmail.com> wrote: >> My source: >> Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - Plus Edition >> > http://www.eogn.com/amember/plugins/protect/new_rewrite/login.php?v=-1,2&url > =/wp/thisweek.htm >> 12-month subscription ($19.95 for one year) >> >> >> "Free" >> : >> Video: An Interview with Brewster Kahle with Dick Eastman >> Free: >> www.archives.org at >> http://www.archive.org/details/AnInterviewWithBrewsterKahle >> >> Copy Paste >> An example: >> > http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=beatty%20AND%20subject%3A%22Beatty%2 > 0family%20%28John%20Beatty%2C%20d.%201720%3F%29%22 >> >> Under view the book: I like (~324 pg)Read Online >> Beatty-Asfordby; the ancestry of John Beatty and Susanna Asfordby, >> with some of their descendants (1909) >> > Remember - To remove un-needed email text from your replys > ********************* > Visit Project website at: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bp2000/ > ~~~~~~~~~~~ > Visit Beatty Y-DNA Project at: http://www.beattydna.org/ > ********************* > Mailing List's Archives at: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/b/bp2000.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BP2000-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > Remember - To remove un-needed email text from your replys > ********************* > Visit Project website at: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bp2000/ > ~~~~~~~~~~~ > Visit Beatty Y-DNA Project at: http://www.beattydna.org/ > ********************* > Mailing List's Archives at: > http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/b/bp2000.html > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > BP2000-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Guy, I went and looked for someone looking in Arkansas this would be great, I could view it online, but it wouldn't let me download it at this time anyway, it just kept going to a page that says aw snap, something went wrong with this web page, etc. Mardi -----Original Message----- From: bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:bp2000-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Guy Beatty Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 1:59 AM To: BP 2000 Subject: [BP2000] "Original, not transcribed " US census, books, etc. In an interview Brewater Kahle says all original US census is on line. This being a non dark archive being replicated in other countries is a big wow. The books, etc is like the tip of an iceberg. You do not pay nor join! If you go to this URL & click on "Read ON Line" or you can download a PDF file. Example: http://www.archive.org/details/13thcensus1910po0061unit If you think this has any merit would you please share this with the BP group. Many thanks "I am so hard to understand." I do appreciate your hard work, Guy. On 2/21/11, Guy Beatty <a.guy.beatty@gmail.com> wrote: > My source: > Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - Plus Edition > http://www.eogn.com/amember/plugins/protect/new_rewrite/login.php?v=-1,2&url =/wp/thisweek.htm > 12-month subscription ($19.95 for one year) > > > "Free" > : > Video: An Interview with Brewster Kahle with Dick Eastman > Free: > www.archives.org at > http://www.archive.org/details/AnInterviewWithBrewsterKahle > > Copy Paste > An example: > http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=beatty%20AND%20subject%3A%22Beatty%2 0family%20%28John%20Beatty%2C%20d.%201720%3F%29%22 > > Under view the book: I like (~324 pg)Read Online > Beatty-Asfordby; the ancestry of John Beatty and Susanna Asfordby, > with some of their descendants (1909) > Remember - To remove un-needed email text from your replys ********************* Visit Project website at: http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bp2000/ ~~~~~~~~~~~ Visit Beatty Y-DNA Project at: http://www.beattydna.org/ ********************* Mailing List's Archives at: http://lists.rootsweb.ancestry.com/index/surname/b/bp2000.html ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to BP2000-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

In an interview Brewater Kahle says all original US census is on line. This being a non dark archive being replicated in other countries is a big wow. The books, etc is like the tip of an iceberg. You do not pay nor join! If you go to this URL & click on "Read ON Line" or you can download a PDF file. Example: http://www.archive.org/details/13thcensus1910po0061unit If you think this has any merit would you please share this with the BP group. Many thanks "I am so hard to understand." I do appreciate your hard work, Guy. On 2/21/11, Guy Beatty <a.guy.beatty@gmail.com> wrote: > My source: > Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - Plus Edition > http://www.eogn.com/amember/plugins/protect/new_rewrite/login.php?v=-1,2&url=/wp/thisweek.htm > 12-month subscription ($19.95 for one year) > > > "Free" > : > Video: An Interview with Brewster Kahle with Dick Eastman > Free: > www.archives.org at > http://www.archive.org/details/AnInterviewWithBrewsterKahle > > Copy Paste > An example: > http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=beatty%20AND%20subject%3A%22Beatty%20family%20%28John%20Beatty%2C%20d.%201720%3F%29%22 > > Under view the book: I like (~324 pg)Read Online > Beatty-Asfordby; the ancestry of John Beatty and Susanna Asfordby, > with some of their descendants (1909) >

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This is from Laurel in 2004: Donna L-3 >From "Abstracts of Cecil County, Maryland Land Records, 1734 -1753" by June D. Brown, Willow Bend books, 1999 Page 29 (page 203) William Pollack of Cecil Co., cordwainer, and Margaret his wife, for L37.10s and because they are moving, to WALTER BETTY,late of Ireland, blacksmith, 80 acres of land, part of a tract called Moyn (where David Alexander now lives) on Christiana Creek by the land of James and Moses Alexander. Made 2 Apr 1736. Wit: James Alexander, Isaac Breeding, J. Lawson. Ackn: 5 Apr 1736. JP: A. Barry, R'd. Thompson. Rec: 11 Jun 1736. Wm. Knight, Clerk. Page 129 (p. 361) Deed. Walter Betty and his wife Martha of Cecil Co., blacksmith, for L47, to Robert Mitchell of the same county, 80 acres of land on Christian Creek by the land of James and Moses Alexander. David Alexander conveyed to William Pollock 80 acres of land called Moyn, part of a tract called Newmunster, by deed dated 20 Apr 1727 and recorded 8 Aug 1727 in Lib. S. K. No. 5, folios 81-82. William Pollock sold it to the said Walter Betty by deed dated 2 Apr 1736, recorded in Lib. W. K. No. 2, folios 171 - 172. Made 20 Oct 1744. Wit: A. Barry, Joseph Thompson, Robert Tweedy. Ackn: same day. JPs: A. Barry, Nathan Baker. Mitchell paid 1s.8p alienation fine to Pereg'n. Frisby 13 Nov. 1744. Rec: 13 Nov 1744. Wm Knight, Clerk. Page 163 (p. 152) Deed. Robert Mitchell of Cecil Co., weaver, for L67, to Hugh Longwool of the same county, 80 acres at Christian Creek by the lands of James and Moses Alexander, part of a tract called Newmunster, formerly granted to William Pollock by deed dated 24 Apr 1727 from David Alexander. Pollock sold the land to Walter Beaty who sold it to the said Robert Mitchel by deed dated Oct. 1744. Made 6 Oct. 1749. Wit: William Longwell, Nathan Baker, James Baxter. Ackn: 7 Oct 1749 by Robert Mitchell and his wife Mary. JPs: Nathan Baker, James Baxter. Rec: 15 Mar 1749/50. M. Bordley, clerk. Laurel Baty, L252

I did Cecil co., MD Index back in 2001 and posted it-note Chester co., PA southern part became part of Cecil co., MD- Donna L-3 >From "Pitfalls in Genealogical Research" Pg. 66 Prior to the Revolutionary War parts of Pennsylvania were claimed by three other colonies because of contradictory charters granted by our kings to the founders. Connecticut claimed the upper third of Pennsylvania and over into Ohio. In the middle of the eighteenth century, two companies threw Connecticut settlers into the northeastern area of Pennsylvania, comprising the present counties of Luzerne, Wyoming, Columbus, Bradford, Lycoming, Montour, Susquehanna, Lackawanna, Pike, and Monroe. If you have an ancestor in that area and don't know where to go next, try the Connecticut State Library at Hartford, for your ancestor may have been among those who, in the 1750's, made the trek westward from Connecticut to Pennsylvania. Also your ancestor may be mentioned in the eleven-volume work The Susquehanna Company Papers. (The papers of the other colonizing group, the Delaware Company seem to have been destroyed.) Maryland claimed the lower fringe of Pennsylvania counties from a point above Philadelphia. Families who lived in Chester County, Pennsylvania, in 1763 may have found themselves in Cecil County, Maryland, after Mason and Dixon had completed their great survey in 1767. Virginia claimed the southwestern counties of Fayette, Westmoreland, Washington, and parts of Allegheny and Beaver counties, and created them (with certain counties now in West Virginia) into the District of West Augusta and attached it to Augusta County. Your ancestors in that part of Pennsylvania may have come from Virginia, and are recorded in Boyd Crumrine's Virginia Court Records in Southwestern Pennsylvania.1775-1780. These claims were not settled until after the Revolutionary War. Microfilm # 0013819 Cecil Co., MD Index to Deeds 1674-1810 The numbering on the films is one apparently assigned for filming purposes and can be ignored. The general index is to Liber and these numbers are provided as far as they can be determined. The first fourteen volumes are the same. (This is confusing-I think it might mean Liber 16 is actually Liber BW 2-I hope I have that right-if you can figure it out appreciate knowing.see deed index at end) Beatty, George from Joseph McDougal B of S (16-120) 1785-1790? Beatty, Samuel to James G. Heron B of S (17-189) Beatty, Samuel to Qualification as Constable-certif- (23-230) Beatty, Thomas from Edward Mitchell-Mort- (9-326) 1758-1767? Betty, Walter from William Pollock & wife -Deed-(5-203) 1735-1745? Bettey, Walter & wife to Robert Mitchell-Deed-(6-361) 1735-1745? Microfilm # 0013820 Cecil County, MD Index to Deeds 1810-1838 Batey, James & wife from Crispin Taylor & wife-Deed-(JS-32-103) 1832-1833 Beatty, James from William Robinson-Mort- (JS-38-290) 1836-1837 Beatty, James & wife to James Abernathy-Deed-(JS-40-237) 1837-1838 Beatty, Mary Ann from James Abernathy-Deed-(JS-40-240) 1837-1838 Beatty, Samuel, etal to State of Maryland-Constable Bond (JS-19-25) 1821-1823 Same-(JS-20-300) Same (JS-21-137) Beatty, Samuel & Samuel Nesbitt, Jr.-State of Maryland-Court Bond (JS-22-296) Same (JS-24-63) Beatty, Samuel etal-Constable bond-State of Maryland (JS-23-95) Same-Court Bond ((JS-25-216) Same (JS-26-185) Same (JS-27-28) Beatty, Samuel to Samuel Nesbitt, Jr. & Joseph Nesbitt-Cond'l B of S (JS-26-332) Beatty, Sarah from James Barnes-Lease (JS-36-21) Same-Cond'l B of S (JS-36-23) Beatty, Sarah from Thomas J. Quigley-Lease (JS-37-87 or 37) Beatty, William from Thomas White & wife (JS-34-366) Beatty, William & wife to Thomas White-Deed-(JS-37-314) Beatty, William from George Swigart-Cond'l B of S (JS-37-278) Beatty, Wm., etal Trustees of Methodist Epis'l Church-thomas C. Cazier, etal-deed (JS-39-315) Same to Hugh Brown-Deed (JS-40-241) Beatty, William from John McCracken, etal-deed (JS-41-69) 1838-1850 Beatty, Ann to James Ritchie-Deed (GMC-13-145) Beatty, Ann from James Abernathy & wife-Deed (JS-44-330) Beatty, Deborah from Elijah Reynolds & wife & others-Deed (GMC-15-313) (Beattie, Samuel, Jr.-Kelley, Deborah-Aug 27, 1821-Cecil Co., MD marr.) Beatty, James & wife to James Abernathy & wife & others-Release (JS-48-216) Beatty, Sarah to James Barnes-Assignment (GMC-9-285) Same (GMC-9-288) Beatty, William & wife to Johnson & John simpers, Jr.-Mortg (JS-43-233) Beatty, William & wife to John C. Groome-B of S (JS-45-20) Beatty, William & wife to John McCracken-deed (JS-46-54) Beatty, William & wife to john Maulden-Deed (GMC-3-158) Beatty, William & wife & others to Charles McNames-Deed (GMC-8-327) Beatty, William & wife & others to State of Maryland-Bond (GMC-11-256) Beatty, William to Just. of Peace-Oath (GMC-14-294) Beatty, William & wife to Hiram McCullough-Mortg. (RCH-2-603) Beatty, William-J of P (JS-44-3) Beatty, William from John McCracken & wife-Deed (JS-46-58) Same (GMC-3-157) Beatty, William from John Thompson-B of S (RCH-1-297) Beatty, William from Jacob Bullock-B of S (RCH-2-547) Beatty, William fro Nicholas Manley & wife-Deed (RCH-2-625)

Maybe the merge of L-103 with 78 making 78A and 78B Donna L-3 ----- Original Message ----- From: "joe" <jpatter@comcast.net> To: <BP2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 07, 2011 10:38 PM Subject: [BP2000] Walter Beatty early 1700's Found this on Genealogy.com Who is the Walter Beatty and wife Martha, who came to either Cumberland Co or York Co about 1744?? Any tie in to Lineage 180/195?? Walter Beattys there in Franklin Co, son of Henry Beatty. [Adams, Franklin and Cumberland have common boundries] By Bill Polk, Kansas City, MO (6) That William Polk who m. Margaret Taylor was in Cecil Co., MD., as of early 1727 can be established (with some question) by the following deed: Following is description of a deed from Cecil Co., MD., which appears to be for William Polk (who married Margaret Taylor): 20 April 1727, land called Moyn, 80 acres, Cecil Co., MD., Deed, on Christiana Creek, Pollock, William, cordwinder, and wife Margaret, purchased from David Alexander, Cecil SK#5, f.81; Cecil Vol. 5, f.203; Cecil WK11 (Vol.6), f.283; Moyn was a sub-tract of New Munster; 1727/4/20 purchase by William Pollock was recorded in Cecil SK#5, f.81-2; that volume is lost but is later cited in Cecil WK11, f. 283 when Walter Bettey (Beatty) sold Moyn to Robert Mitchell; Beg. marked maple tree on W bank of Christiana Creek, upon N side of small rivulet running down S side of land of James and Moses Alexander; W, 142p; S, 50p; S21E, 48p; S41E, 52p; E, 10p; return; 1736/4/2 sold to Walter Betty (Beatty), blacksmith, late of Kingdom of Ireland, for £37-10; Bettey, with wife Martha, sold Moyn to Robert Mitchel in 1744 for £47; Beatty moved to now Adams (then Cumberland {york?}) County PA; 1736/4/2 Cecil County Land Records, WK11 (Vol.6), f.283. Joe Patterson

A UK site that provides the count of each surname in the UK, US & Australia. http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/BEATTY By changing the search name you can see the count for any name, e.g., goto http://www.britishsurnames.co.uk/surnames/BEATTIE This site reports that the # of "Beattys" found in USA overwhelms the # in UK, whereas the "Beattie" variant is predominant in the UK. Also the etymology of names is given and this site supports the "Bartholomew" source. Beattie/Beaty/Beatty/Beatie/Beatey: Scottish/Northern Irish Patronymic name...derived from the name Bartholomew. Bate was a pet form of that given name, and sons of Bate might be known as Beattie, Beatty, or Beatey. A longer list of derivative names is provided when you search on "Beatty" at the site noted above. TomBeatty, 199

Found this on Genealogy.com Who is the Walter Beatty and wife Martha, who came to either Cumberland Co or York Co about 1744?? Any tie in to Lineage 180/195?? Walter Beattys there in Franklin Co, son of Henry Beatty. [Adams, Franklin and Cumberland have common boundries] By Bill Polk, Kansas City, MO (6) That William Polk who m. Margaret Taylor was in Cecil Co., MD., as of early 1727 can be established (with some question) by the following deed: Following is description of a deed from Cecil Co., MD., which appears to be for William Polk (who married Margaret Taylor): 20 April 1727, land called Moyn, 80 acres, Cecil Co., MD., Deed, on Christiana Creek, Pollock, William, cordwinder, and wife Margaret, purchased from David Alexander, Cecil SK#5, f.81; Cecil Vol. 5, f.203; Cecil WK11 (Vol.6), f.283; Moyn was a sub-tract of New Munster; 1727/4/20 purchase by William Pollock was recorded in Cecil SK#5, f.81-2; that volume is lost but is later cited in Cecil WK11, f. 283 when Walter Bettey (Beatty) sold Moyn to Robert Mitchell; Beg. marked maple tree on W bank of Christiana Creek, upon N side of small rivulet running down S side of land of James and Moses Alexander; W, 142p; S, 50p; S21E, 48p; S41E, 52p; E, 10p; return; 1736/4/2 sold to Walter Betty (Beatty), blacksmith, late ! of Kingdom of Ireland, for £37-10; Bettey, with wife Martha, sold Moyn to Robert Mitchel in 1744 for £47; Beatty moved to now Adams (then Cumberland {york?}) County PA; 1736/4/2 Cecil County Land Records, WK11 (Vol.6), f.283. Joe Patterson

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