L4 -----Original Message----- >From: Karen Meng <kmeng@charter.net> >Sent: Nov 9, 2007 1:58 PM >To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [BP2000] Capt. David BEATIE > >I found the following information and wanted to share. The information is >copied exactly as it appears in the book. I do not know what the names and >numbers represent at the end of the entry. > > > >Karen > > > >The Patriots at the Cowpens (revised edition) > >By Bobby Gilmer Moss > >Scotia Press, 1985 > >p. 20 > > > >BEATIE (BEATY, BEATTIE), DAVID, Capt. > > > >One writer states that "Capt. David Beatie's Virginia Company served on the >expedition to Kings Mountain" and "Beatie commanded a company of militia of >about one hundred men at the battle at Cowpens." Another writer says that >"a small party of Georgians under Maj. Beaty" was on Tate's and Triplett's >outer right flank at Cowpens. Col. Samuel Hammond says Beaty commanded a >company of South Carolina militia at Cowpens. Cowpens Historical Statement, >64; Greene, 23; Burgess, III, 1241; Hammond in Johnson, 528; Schenck, 209; >Yearbook, 1893; Heitman, 94. > > > > > > When replying to a digest message, quote only the specific message to which you are replying, removing the rest of the digest from your reply. Also, remember to change the subject of your reply so that it coincides with the message subject to which you are replying. > > > >------------------------------- >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

The Littles and the Beattys evidently have been linked for centuries. Any listing of the Border Reiver families on the Scotland/England border usually list both the Littles and the Beattys....and both are listed for the Eskdale area of the border. Also, the 1631 Muster Roll of County Fermanagh where 971 individuals are listed, 36 are Beattys and 25 are Littles (all spellings). Ray Beaty L3 >From: "Lois Kortering" <lekort@comcast.net> >Reply-To: bp2000@rootsweb.com >To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> >Subject: [BP2000] Ship George and Anne 1729 >Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2007 16:44:33 -0500 > >This link was sent to me because of all of the LITTLE surnames mentioned >but >there are a lot of BEATTY names, as well. The passenger list is extensive >but the one that intrigues me is the listing of "Son of James BEATTY," >expecially when there is no James BEATTY list at the beginning of the >paragraph, PASSENGERS ON GEORGE & ANNE. > >Since this whole story involves Col Charles Clinton, I am wondering if this >Colonel was the person that several family members in our L-39 lineage got >the idea for the given name "Clinton." > > >http://genforum.genealogy.com/little/messages/4421.html > >Lois Kortering, L-39 > > > When replying to a digest message, quote only the specific message to >which you are replying, removing the rest of the digest from your reply. >Also, remember to change the subject of your reply so that it coincides >with the message subject to which you are replying. > > > >------------------------------- >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

Les Beaty, L-20 responded thus: ----- Original Message ----- From: <lbeaty@higherspeed.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 7:07 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Ship George and Anne 1729 Lois, The document you linked to seems to list an large number of people with no explanation, especially in the section headed "Coped by Elizabeth S. Smith." Were these deaths on the voyage? Deaths are mentioned elsewhere, but this section does not explain the list of people (eg., A son of James Majore's, A brother of Andrew McDowell's, Two daughters of James Mc Dowell's) If those are deaths also, the mortality on that ship must have been an outbreak of something serious. Later: I answered my own question. I googled Passengers of the George and Anne and got a number of links including the following: <<Records exist describing one particular voyage of the McDowells to America, that of the George and Anne. However, the best of trips lasted 2 to 3 weeks. The voyage of the McDowells on the ship George and Anne took nearly 4 1/2 months. At least 86 souls, of a total of 168 passengers, lost their lives on that voyage, including 12 members of the McDowell family. The ship was overloaded with people, the rations were short or just barely enough, the food was vermin ridden, and the water was stagnant and scummy. The following describes a rather severe ocean voyage of the period and is not atypical: --snipped-- <<They intended to land in Pennsylvania but actually landed on Cape Cod - after a horrendous 4 ½ month voyage in which most of them perished. >> Source: http://members.tripod.com/leomcdowell/id27.htm Les Beaty, L-20 ============= Les, Yes, I clicked on that link, too. I guess there was also a diary of Col. Charles Clinton but there must have been a link that I did not try, because I did not find the diary or journal. I know that many BEATTY/BEATY men have the middle name, and even first name of Clinton, but there could be many reasons for parents to use that given name. Thanks for looking into this, Lois

Sharon Wilcox, L-7 responded thus: ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Wilcox" <wilcoxphoto@verizon.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 5:01 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Ship George and Anne 1729 > Thanks for posting this, Lois. . > There is a Beatty/ Little connection in lineage 7, also. Henry Clay > Beatty > married Mary Sophia Elizabeth Little and Irvin Beatty married Martha A. > Little. Henry and Irvin were the sons of Robert and Jane (Crouse) Beatty > who lived in Frederick and Warren County, Virginia. Their wives were the > daughters of William and Elizabeth (Stump) Little. > Sharon Wilcox, Lineage 7 Saron, This is good to know, and I suspect all of the LITTLE names are those who went to North Carolina or Virginia, so I really do not think they are my LITTLE family nor are they my BEATTY family, except for that one, "Son of James Beatty," since it did not seem to mention the father of this "son" James. I am not sure I understood that ship's manifest and how they are listed. I still keep looking for a 4th James BEATTY, who might have been the father of our first of three James Beatys, who was born in Ireland in about 1757 and died in Pennsylvania in about 1788 and had sons James, John, Hugh, and Robert. I have one William LITTLE, born about 1808 in England, and I have Thomas LITTLE, husband of Anna Warren, who was the 2nd-born daugther of Richard Warren, Mayflower passenger, and I keep trying to tie my two LITTLE families together. I guess if the researchers at Plymouth or any of the descendants of Richard Warren through Anna found any documentation of the parents of Thomas LITTLE, we would have heard about it by now. Thanks for this information, Lois Kortering, L-39 ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lois Kortering" <lekort@comcast.net> > To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 4:44 PM > Subject: [BP2000] Ship George and Anne 1729 > > >> This link was sent to me because of all of the LITTLE surnames mentioned >> but >> there are a lot of BEATTY names, as well. The passenger list is >> extensive >> but the one that intrigues me is the listing of "Son of James BEATTY," >> expecially when there is no James BEATTY list at the beginning of the >> paragraph, PASSENGERS ON GEORGE & ANNE. >> >> Since this whole story involves Col Charles Clinton, I am wondering if >> this >> Colonel was the person that several family members in our L-39 lineage >> got >> the idea for the given name "Clinton." >> >> >> http://genforum.genealogy.com/little/messages/4421.html >> >> Lois Kortering, L-39 >>

Lois, The document you linked to seems to list an large number of people with no explanation, especially in the section headed "Coped by Elizabeth S. Smith." Were these deaths on the voyage? Deaths are mentioned elsewhere, but this section does not explain the list of people (eg., A son of James Majore's, A brother of Andrew McDowell's, Two daughters of James Mc Dowell's) If those are deaths also, the mortality on that ship must have been an outbreak of something serious. Later: I answered my own question. I googled Passengers of the George and Anne and got a number of links including the following: <<Records exist describing one particular voyage of the McDowells to America, that of the George and Anne. However, the best of trips lasted 2 to 3 weeks. The voyage of the McDowells on the ship George and Anne took nearly 4 1/2 months. At least 86 souls, of a total of 168 passengers, lost their lives on that voyage, including 12 members of the McDowell family. The ship was overloaded with people, the rations were short or just barely enough, the food was vermin ridden, and the water was stagnant and scummy. The following describes a rather severe ocean voyage of the period and is not atypical: --snipped-- <<They intended to land in Pennsylvania but actually landed on Cape Cod - after a horrendous 4 ½ month voyage in which most of them perished. >> Source: http://members.tripod.com/leomcdowell/id27.htm Les Beaty, L-20

Thanks for posting this, Lois. . There is a Beatty/ Little connection in lineage 7, also. Henry Clay Beatty married Mary Sophia Elizabeth Little and Irvin Beatty married Martha A. Little. Henry and Irvin were the sons of Robert and Jane (Crouse) Beatty who lived in Frederick and Warren County, Virginia. Their wives were the daughters of William and Elizabeth (Stump) Little. Sharon Wilcox, Lineage 7 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois Kortering" <lekort@comcast.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 4:44 PM Subject: [BP2000] Ship George and Anne 1729 > This link was sent to me because of all of the LITTLE surnames mentioned > but > there are a lot of BEATTY names, as well. The passenger list is extensive > but the one that intrigues me is the listing of "Son of James BEATTY," > expecially when there is no James BEATTY list at the beginning of the > paragraph, PASSENGERS ON GEORGE & ANNE. > > Since this whole story involves Col Charles Clinton, I am wondering if > this > Colonel was the person that several family members in our L-39 lineage got > the idea for the given name "Clinton." > > > http://genforum.genealogy.com/little/messages/4421.html > > Lois Kortering, L-39 > > > When replying to a digest message, quote only the specific message to > which you are replying, removing the rest of the digest from your reply. > Also, remember to change the subject of your reply so that it coincides > with the message subject to which you are replying. > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

This link was sent to me because of all of the LITTLE surnames mentioned but there are a lot of BEATTY names, as well. The passenger list is extensive but the one that intrigues me is the listing of "Son of James BEATTY," expecially when there is no James BEATTY list at the beginning of the paragraph, PASSENGERS ON GEORGE & ANNE. Since this whole story involves Col Charles Clinton, I am wondering if this Colonel was the person that several family members in our L-39 lineage got the idea for the given name "Clinton." http://genforum.genealogy.com/little/messages/4421.html Lois Kortering, L-39

While volunteering at the Macoupin Co, Illinois archives, I found the following record: Child: Alma Beatty Born: August 31, 1876 Place of birth: Virden, Macoupin Co, IL One mile S.W. of town square in country Sex: Female Legitimate? Yes Color: White Father: Francis James Beatty Birthplace: NYC, NY Age: 38 (born 1838) Mother: Mary Jane Shanklin Birthplace: Winchester, IL Age: 31 (born 1845) Number of children born to this mother including this birth: 4 Number of children living including this birth: 3 Certification that she knows birth record to be accurate: Sarah S. Stanley, (father's sister) 1408 Newport Tulsa, Oklahoma Signed 18 July 1942

FOR YOUR INFO....NLP ----Original Message Follows---- From: "john v. burns" <woodsstalker@ctc.net> Source: LEWTER@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LEWTER] Ida R. Lewter Ok, thanks, Cuz. Pretty much what I thought I had. Wasn't sure I had the right Ida so wanted a 2nd opinion. John Descendants of Isaac White Puckett Generation No. 1 1. ISAAC WHITE1 PUCKETT was born 1831 in Tn.. He married MARY C. BEATTY. She was born 1837 in Tn.. Children of ISAAC PUCKETT and MARY BEATTY are: i. ADA2 PUCKETT, b. 1864. 2. ii. GEORGE W. PUCKETT, b. 29 July 1865, Giles County, Tn.; d. 25 September 1952. iii. ELLEN R. PUCKETT, b. 1869. iv. MARY PUCKETT, b. 1871. v. LIZZIE PUCKETT, b. 1873. vi. IDA D. PUCKETT, b. 1877. Generation No. 2 2. GEORGE W.2 PUCKETT (ISAAC WHITE1) was born 29 July 1865 in Giles County, Tn., and died 25 September 1952. He married (1) MARY F.. She was born 13 April 1899, and died 14 July 1976. He married (2) IDA R. LEWTER 29 December 1886 in Giles County, tn., daughter of JAMES LEWTER and MARGARET ANDERSON. She was born February 1871 in Giles County, Tn.. Notes for GEORGE W. PUCKETT: 1880 Census, Dist. 1, Giles County, Tn. 7 June 1880, Page 15 142 Puckett, I.W. W M 49 Farmer Md. Tn. NC Tn. Mary C. W F 43 Wife Md. Tn. Ga. Ga. Ada W F 16 Dau. S Tn. tn. Ga. George W. W M 14 Son S Tn. Tn. Tn. Mary W F 9 Dau. S Tn. Tn. Tn. Ellen R. W F 11 Dau. S Tn. Tn. Tn. Lizzie W F 7 Dau. S Tn. Tn. Tn. Ida D. W F 3 Dau. S Tn. Tn. Tn. ************************ 1880 Census, District 1, Giles County, Tennessee 7 June 1880, Page 16 J. M. LUTER Self M Male W 42 TN Farmer NC NC Margerett LUTER Wife M Female W 43 TN Keeping House TN VA Ada A. LUTER Dau S Female W 9 TN At Home TN TN Ida R. LUTER Dau S Female W 8 TN At Home TN TN Derwood LUTER Son S Male W 7 TN At Home TN TN Robt. Lee LUTER Son S Male W 5 TN At Home TN TN Mattie LUTER Dau S Female W 3 TN At Home TN TN ****************** 1900 Census, Dist. 23, Civil Dist. 9, Giles County, Tn. 6 June 1900, page 256B 66 66 Puckett, George Head W M July 1865 34 md. 13 yrs. Tn. Tn. Tn. Merchant Ida Wife W F Feb. 1871 29 md. 13 yrs. 7 7 Tn. Tn. Tn. Inez Dau. W F Oct. 1888 11 S Tn. Tn. Tn. At School Virnia Dau. W F Jan. 1890 10 S Tn. Tn. Tn. At School Orval Son W M Oct. 1891 8 S Tn. Tn. Tn. At School Granville Son W M Apr. 1893 7 S Tn. Tn. Tn. At School Lofton Son W M Feb. 1895 5 S Tn. Tn. Tn. Shirley Son W M May 1897 3 S Tn. Tn. Tn. Deward Son W M July 1899 10/12 Tn. Tn. Tn. ************************ Cannot find them in 1910 census, either as Puckett, Pucket, or George and Ida. More About GEORGE W. PUCKETT: Burial: Gatlin Cemetery, Limestone County, Al. More About MARY F.: Burial: Gatlin Cemetery, Limestone County, Al. More About IDA R. LEWTER: Burial: Giles County, Tn. More About GEORGE PUCKETT and IDA LEWTER: Marriage: 29 December 1886, Giles County, tn. Children of GEORGE PUCKETT and IDA LEWTER are: i. INEZ3 PUCKETT, b. October 1888. ii. VERNIA PUCKETT, b. January 1890. iii. ORVAL PUCKETT, b. October 1891. iv. GRANVILLE PUCKETT, b. April 1893. v. LOFTON PUCKETT, b. February 1895. vi. SHIRLEY PUCKETT, b. May 1897. vii. DEWARD PUCKETT, b. July 1899. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan Rosine" <basenjiluvr@msn.com> To: <woodsstalker@ctc.net> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 7:39 PM Subject: RE: [LEWTER] Ida R. Lewter > John, I have Ida's husband George Puckett's parents listed as Isaac White > Puckett and Mary C. Beatty, but for some reason I didn't put down my > source for that!! > > From: "john v. burns" <woodsstalker@ctc.net> > To: <LEWTER-L@rootsweb.com> > Subject: [LEWTER] Ida R. Lewter > Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2007 19:03:18 -0500 > >>James M. and Margaret Rose (Anderson) Lewter had five children, among whom >>was a daughter named Ida R. born about 1872. >> >>Does anyone know who she married? Any additional info on her and/or her >>family? Decendants? >> >>Thanks. >> >>John > > > _________________________________________________________________ Connect and share anywhere with Windows Live. http://www.windowslive.com/connect.html?ocid=TXT_TAGHM_Wave2_connectshare_112007

17 March 1808: Samuel McJunkin of Union County SC conveys to Robert Beatty of Union County SC, for $2000, a 150-acre tract of land originally granted to Samuel McJunkin on 13 February 1768; However, a sixteen foot square of land is reserved "whereupon some of my family & some of the family of Joseph McJunkin is interred" Also, a part of two other tracts of land granted to Samuel McJunkin: one of 400 acres in 1785 and one acquired on 4 December 1786 adjacent Daniel Comer. Witnesses were Samuel Otterson, John Cunningham and John Moore. Note that Joseph McJunkin was a son of Samuel McJunkin and Robert Beatty was a son-in-law of Samuel. The sale occurred just before Samuel McJunkin set out to emigrate to Indiana to join one of his other sons, John McJunkin. Unfortunately, Samuel died while on the trail - on 25 April 1808. [Union County Deed Book I, pages 461-462] http://sc_tories.tripod.com/sketch_of_joseph_mcjunkin.htm Sandy L-48

For your info....nlp ----Original Message Follows---- From: Larry Vick <jameslvick@yahoo.com> Subject: PML Search Result matching Beatty Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2007 11:14:55 -0700 Source: VICK@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [VICK] Vicks Vaporub and other stuff Mary Lynn, Based upon what you have given below, your line from Rufus7 fits with what is in "Joseph Vick of Lower Parish, Isle of Wight County, Virginia and His Descendants." The line from Rufus7 would be as follows: Rufus7, Robert E.6, Elijah5, ?Robert4, ?Isaac3, William2, Joseph1. Would you add the eighth and succeeding generations? The question mark before Robert4 indicates that John BEATTY and Di Ann VICK were not able to prove that Elijah5 was the son of Robert4. The question mark before Isaac3 shows they couldn't prove Robert4 was the son of Isaac3. Fortunately, we are making good progress on two of Isaac3's lines in the VICK Y-DNA Surname Project. We are finding mutations that support the conclusions of John BEATTY and Di Ann VICK that Jacob4 and Aaron4 were children of Isaac3. If someone from your line tests, we may be able to support the conclusions about Robert4. We also have a new member who is awaiting results who is a descendant of William2's son Simon3. That will also help. If you haven't given Di Ann VICK a family group sheet for your VICK lines, I hope you will. She could use them for the next volume of the book and for a newsletter article. Thanks for sharing so much information. Regards, Larry ----- Original Message ---- From: "GRANDMAMLVM@aol.com" <GRANDMAMLVM@aol.com> To: vick@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, November 5, 2007 12:16:02 PM Subject: Re: [VICK] Vicks Vaporub and other stuff I'm sorry. I am not exactly sure on this very line but, almost. I know Elijah Vick is my GRTGRTGRTGrandfather and Robert E. Vick his son is my GRTGRT. Robert's son Rufus is my GrtGrandfather. In Bledsoe County Archives Tenn.. There is a lot of information on this from Robert D. Vick my Grandma Martha Irene Vicks nephew. He was son of John Arnold my Grandma Irenes brother. I tried to reach Robert over every way I could before Mom passed and couldn't contact him. On the genforum he was looking for my Grandmother who would have been his Aunt. I am the last of Grandma Vick Schallers grandchildren left and last of the family basically. My Mom, Grandma and sister passed. Grandma was born and raised in Nashville to Rufus and Susan Willis Vick. I was left many Vick pictures and other things. I heard all the storys. Grandma was the last of the children left as she was born in 1903. The reason I responded was the Vick Vapor rub posting. I thought of her and always wondered if we were related to them. I had traced Elijahs Dad back to Robert then Isaac then William. Elijah was married to Lucy Gay. I know this is my line up to him and then Robert. Was the only Robert who had an Elijah I could find. This Robert was married to an unknown Mary. Then came his Dad Isaac. I then followed it to William and Joseph. I didn't realie there were anymore Isaacs or Williams. I just know up to the point of Robert that Elijah who came to Tenn around 1815 was and is my GRTGRTGRTGrandfather. Robert IS MY GRTGRTGrandfather. If I am on the wrong line I am willing to listen. This is why I don't post if I'm not sure. I did that in the beginning of my search years ago and found some mistakes I made in the beginning. I know I have living relatives in Tennessee somewhere but, not sure who or names. I have Grandma's handwritten tree and her siblings, who they married dates and their children etc..I see from the census records in 1850 1860 1870 all of GrtGrandpa Rufus family. Brothers sisters etc. Grandma had saved cards and pictures etc.. Since she was the last one she ended up with most of them. She also saved everything. I lived by her and around her all my growing years and so did my sister. In fact I was left her house and lived there for quite sometime. She was born and raised in Nashville but, moved with my Grandpa and three daughters to Michigan in the late 1930's early fortys. Mom spent four years here before graduating and was raised before that in the South. Grandma married a Henry Schaller in Knoxville. He was a traveling salesman. His sister lived here so he moved here. Didn't mean to write the life story but, I would appreciate anything I can get in the way of relatives from the Vick family. Corrections or confirmations. Mary Lynn _grandmamlvm@aol.com_ (mailto:grandmamlvm@aol.com) ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to VICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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This old posting has a query on the Chambers family.............bit more ino. Subject: [BP2000-L] 31 misc Beatty refs Resent-Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2000 19:25:44 -0800 (PST) Resent-From: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2000 22:34:13 -0500 From: "emtech" <emtech@ic.net> To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Many thanks to David W Leavenworth for catching the L179 double posting. I think most of these snippets below are new... Just like before, I'm cleaning my files and thought I'd post these short bits rather that delete them, because they might help somebody. Enjoy! Rob L256 Saga of the Beatys at Houston and at MSU From: http://sparc.hpl.lib.tx.us/clayton/clmcd1.html HOUSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 500 McKinney Houston, Texas 77002 (713) 247-2222 (713) 236-1313 - Reference Service Clayton Library Finding Aids Microfilm Collection Family Records Last Updated 5/30/99 SAGA OF THE BEATYS Cabinet: C34 Drawer: D11 Roll: SEE: ROLL #01 ID: - Format: FILM Coverage: BEATY Total: 01 Dates: - Box Title: MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY HISTORY AND RECORDS Record Type: FAMILY Note: ITEM: M Note: These records are also at: Mississippi State University From: http://www.msstate.edu/listarchives/afrigeneas/199707/msg00174.ht ml at this location: SAGA OF THE BEATYS Cabinet: C48 Drawer: D08 Roll: SEE: ROLL #01 ID: - Format: FILM Coverage: BEATY Total: - Dates: - Box Title: MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY HISTORY AND RECORDS Record Type: FAMILY Note: ITEM: M Jane Batey/Beatty m Robert Chambers c1768 http://users.aol.com/chamhtml/queries.htm Chambers -- Boyd -- Batey/Beatty -- Tripp Iredell/Rowan Counties, North Carolina Chester County, Pennsylvania Davidson County, Tennessee Lettice Boyd was the daughter of Robert and Ann Boyd. Robert moved to the area of NC that became Iredell Co., ca 1763 from Chester Co., PA. Sometime before 1786 he moved to Lincoln Co., KY and by 1789 he was living in Davidson Co., TN. He died there in 1793. Lettice married Robert Chambers in Rowan Co., NC 10 May 1776. Robert had m1 ca 1768 Jane Batey/Beatty. Robert m3 ca 1800 Mrs. Sarah Tripp. Contact: Linda Boyd Lawhon, Richardson, TX. Letters of Miles Beaty, 1862-63 From: http://www4.lib.uiowa.edu:8080/spec-coll/alpha-A-E.html HISTORICAL AND LITERARY MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF IOWA LIBRARIES BEATY, MILES, d. 1863. Letters of Miles Beaty, 1862-63. ca. 50 items. Letters written to Beaty's father, John Beaty, telling of experiences in the 149th Regiment of Pennsylvania Infantry. MsC3. [poss. dup] John Beatty Howell Family Collection Papers From: http://www.izaak.unh.edu/specoll/mancoll/guidegen.htm http://www.izaak.unh.edu/specoll/mancoll/howell.htm#beatty The Howell Family Collection was given to the University of New Hampshire in 1969. JOHN BEATTY HOWELL (1847-1924) spent nineteen years (1877-1896) in Sao Paolo, Brazil under the auspices of the Presbyterian Board of Missions. He planned and built a farm school for the education of country boys and, at the request of the Board of Missions of the Protestant Episcopal Church, he translated the Prayer Book into Portuguese. Upon returning to the United States, Howell organized and became the pastor of the Tennent Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia. In retirement, he devoted himself to writing commentaries on books of the New Testament in Portuguese. II. BEATTY FAMILY f.11 Charles Beatty (1715-1772): Sermon, "Concerning Man's Natural Estate," undated. f.12 John Beatty (1749-1820): Papers, 1794-1814. f.13 Journal by an unidentified Beatty. f.14 Beatty family genealogical notes. f.15 Miscellaneous newspaper clippings on the Revolutionary War, 1900-1956. Beaty Obituaries From Horry County From: http://www.hchsonline.org/obits/abstracts.html Obituaries From Horry County SC Newspapers (1861-1914) Beaty, Carl, son of E. R. Beaty, bro. Julian Beaty, d. Monday, age about 7. HH 7 Jan 1897 Beaty, Ida G. (Mrs. Ned), d. 10 Dec 1910 at Murrells Inlet, bur. at Hebron; Mrs. John S. Buck, Maude, Genevieve, Annie and Ruby Beaty, daus., Lewis Beaty, son, Mrs. Nettie G. Holliday, Mrs. B. L. Beaty, Mrs. Yates, sisters. HH 15 Dec 1910 Beaty, John M. (Rev.), d. 13th inst. at his residence in this county, 78th year, "oldest of three brothers and the last of them to depart this life." HWN 18 Aug 1871 Beaty, Mary Brookman (Mrs.), b. 5 Apr 1825 in Bucksport ME, d. 22 Nov 1901. HH 28 Nov. 1901 Beaty, Wm., age 73, sister: Mrs. Emily Causey, d. last week, bur. Camp Ground Cemetery. HH 7 May 1914 Horry County SC settlers From: http://www.hchsonline.org/places/turpentine.html When the first settlers arrived in what is now Horry County, the land under their feet and the forests which covered it were the only riches the new country offered...... Those who prospered the most were the owners of the stills and the sawmills. Burroughs and Collins was the largest of the firms engaged in the timber and turpentine business and operated at Conway, Cool Springs, Grantsville, Grahamville, Board Landing, and Socastee, as well as other places. Others were J. C. Bryant, J. P. Derham, and J. A. McDermott, at Green Sea;. J. W. Holliday, at Galivants Ferry; Reaves, Suggs & Co., at Round Swamp; the Allsbrooks Brothers at Sanford (later Allsbrook); Joseph Todd, at Toddville; Buck & Beaty at Bucksville, Dusenbury & Sarvis at Socastee; J. P. Williams at Port Harrelson; Higgins & Banta at Star Bluff (Wampee); and S. L. Jordan, at Jordanville. Horry County SC Deed Book From: http://www.hchsonline.org/land/deed1.html HORRY COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA DEED BOOK A-1 PLEADINGS AND JUDGMENTS 1804-1808; CONVEYANCES 1803-1810, 1838-1839 Abstracted by Catherine H. Lewis 77 John Sarvis vs Silvius Sweet, Richard Green the elder, John Durant, Thomas Akin Smith & John Beaty. Horse stealing, filed 28 Jun 1806. Judgment for defendants 27 Nov 1807. Jeremiah Baxter to John Roberts. $35. Rights of self and wife Cate [second eldest d/o Aaron Hardwick with 3 other daus.] in est. of Aaron Hardwick. 31 Oct 1801. S/Jeremiah Baxter. W/Etienne Rouguia, James Beaty#, Nathaniel (Nathaneal) Denes (Dennis). PS/30 Jan 1804. Recd. 30 Jan 1804. 164 Fain, Daniel of Warren Co., NC to John Rogers. $35. Rights of self and wife Nancy [eldest dau. of Aaron Hardwick] in est. of Aaron Hardwick. 31 Oct 1801. S/Daniel Fain. W/Etienne Rouguie, James Beaty#, Nathaniel Denes (Dennis). PS/30 Jan1804. Recd. 30 Jan 1804. 196 James Beaty to Henry McDildue. $58.50. 73 acres (part of 275 acre gr. to John Beaty, father of James Beaty), bd. by road from Conwayborough to Potatoe Bed Ferry, Wm. Snow. 19 Jul1803. S/James Beaty. W/John Manning#, John Clark. PS/31 Mar 1804 [plat] Dower: Elizabeth Beaty 19 Jul 1803. Recd. 8 Mar 1804 210 Commissioners to Thomas Livingston. $33.25. 2 lots (#15, 39) 5 Oct 1802. S/Robert Conway, Thos. Fearwell, Wm. Hemingway, Thos. Livingston, Samuel Foxworth. W/Samuel Price#, John Beaty. PS/11 Oct 1804. Recd 11 Oct 1804 279 Ebenezer Rhame. To wife Sarah Rhame. L/a and for property that was hers. 1/3 of estate of late John Hux to be theirs for her natural life and thereafter to her children. 21 Dec 1805. S/Ebenezer Rhame. W/John Beaty#, Jacob (x) Alford. PS/26 Apr 1806. Recd. 26 Apr 1806. 282 Plat for above 3 acres. 2 Feb 1802. S/Josiah Lewis. Recd. 5 May 1806. John Beaty of Conwayborough. $60 to Daniels & Durant, merchants. 240 acres gr. to him 3 Mar 1794 on Bay Br. waters of Waccamaw River. Bd. NE, NW & SW by Jacob Anderson's land and other side by vacant land. 4 Sep 1785. S/John Beaty. W/George Durant, Joshue Norman#. PS/16 May 1806. Recd. 16 May 1806. 293 Indenture 22 Dec 1806 between William Smith and Henry Durant, trustee for Daniel Smith, Samuel Smith and William Smith. l/a to his three children, plus 5 sh. His whole estate 337 acres, livestock, household and kitchen furniture to be divided equally, retaining life use. S/William (x) Smith. W/William Johnston, John Beaty#. PS/10 Jan 1807. Recd. 20 Jan 1807. David and Margaret BEATY 1805 Butler Co., Ohio From: http://sdsspc1.physics.lsa.umich.edu/amckay/prescong.htm First Presbyterian Church of Hamilton, Butler Co., Ohio -- est. 1805 About the year 1805 a small society of Presbyterians in Hamilton and the vicinity formed themselves into a congregation, and had preaching occasionally by the Rev. Matthew Green Wallace, who then lived on a farm on the north line of Hamilton County, about eight miles from the town of Hamilton <long descriptive story snipped> REGISTER OF THE FIRST ADULT MEMBERS William BIGHAM, Sr., Phoebe BARR, David BEATY George SNIDER, John L. WALLACE Sarah WATKINS, David BIGHAM, Nancy ANDREW, Benj. B. HEWS, Jonathan BARRETT, Mary BIGHAM, Abraham P. ANDREW, George R. BIGHAM, Mary LEWIS, Margaret BIGHAM, Dorothy WILEY, Margaret BEATY, Ann McCLELLAND, Mary McCLELLAND, Lucinda SYMMES, Elizabeth Beatty m Alexander Denniston c1730 FROM: http://pweb.netcom.com/~cburrow/denniston_ruttenber.htm Excerpt from: History of The Town of New Windsor, Orange County, N.Y., by Edward M. Ruttenber, Newburgh, N.Y., printed for The Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands, 1911: The Denniston family of New Windsor, now widely dispersed, are the descendants of Alexander Denniston, the brother-in-law of Charles Clinton and one of the company of immigrants who settled in Little Britain in 1730. Alexander Denniston, the father of this immigrant, was an officer under St. Ruth, in 1691, at Athlone, and aided in the defence of that place against the English...... ..."This," [persecution] says the author of the foregoing brief sketch, Hon. Goldsmith Denniston, "was the cause of the emigration of what is known as the Clinton company in 1729, among whom was Alexander Denniston, son of the officer under St. Ruth, already described." Alexander Denniston(1), married first Elizabeth Beatty, who died childless, probably on Cape Cod in 1730, second Frances Little.... Beaty refs from the Fentriss Co, TN communities From: http://www.nostalgiaville.com/hills/fentress.htm D O Beaty Community Church Founded 1910 First established under name of Howe School located across road from present church Building used as church, school, and Sunday school Present building erected 1948 "Tinker" Dave Beaty (100F) Born in Poplar Cove 1828 His home invaded by Cofederate soldiers early in Civil War Joined Union forces and became captain Led Guerrilla fighter band in war Died 1883 Boatland Community Early settlers: Beaty, Bowden, Owen, Mullinix, Wright, Sublett, Stevens, Franklin, York, Turner, Wood, Albertson, Choate, Hogue, Hood, and Gwyann families Grimsley Community Early settlers: Gwynn, Richards, Stephens, Beaty, Beason, Scroggins, Goney. Flannigan and Young families Manson Community Beaty & Wright Cemetery Little Crab Community Early settlers: Reagan, Beaty, Hinds, Conatser, Robinson, Choate, Wright and Wood Riverton Community Early settlers: King, Greer, Beaty, and Cooper families Roslin Community Early settlers: Vanwinkle, Beaty, Atkinson, Young, Hall, LaRue, and Rogers families B. B. Beaty m John William Hawkins September 6, 1903 From: http://www.jacksonville.net/~rutledge/i0000326.htm#s18 1. B. B.1 Beaty(246) (#326) was born before August 23, 1886, the first event for which there is a recorded date. B. died in Plant City, Hillsborough Cty, Florida. B. became the father of Lola (N.m.n.) Beaty Hawkins in Plant City, Hillsborough Cty, Florida, August 23, 1886. B. B. Beaty had the following child: 2 i. Lola (N.m.n.)2 Beaty Hawkins (#225) was born in Plant City, Hillsborough Cty, Florida August 23, 1886. Lola died November 26, 1924 in Plant City, Hillsborough Cty, Florida, at 38 years of age. Her body was interred November 30, 1924 in Oaklawn Cem., Plant City, FL. She married John William Hawkins in Plant City, Hillsborough Cty, Florida, September 6, 1903. (John William Hawkins is #171.) John was born July 15, 1882. John was the son of Joshua Pinkethman Hawkins and Anna Missouri Speir Hawkins. John died June 28, 1945 in Detroit, Michigan, at 62 years of age. His body was interred 1945 in Detroit, Michigan. John's occupation: Brick Mason. (See John William Hawkins for the continuation of this line.) Beaty-Orton House Jasper, AL From: [note the cited url wraps] http://www.beaumontcvb.com/Entertainment___Attractions/Attraction s/attractions.html Beaty-Orton House 200 S. Main St. · Jasper [AL]· (409) 388-6138 Hours: 8am-5pm · Tour: 45 minutes · Admission: Yes This home is a 19th Century Victorian historical landmark built in 1888 by Mr. John Beaty. The restoration began in 1979 and was completed in 1982. The house is totally refurbished with beautiful antiques. http://www.inco.ohiou.edu/faculty/foster.htm Shows a reference to the Beaty/Foster Endowment at Ohio University. From: http://www.genweb.net/~raven/html/d63.htm ...Alexander Beatty was born in 1849 in Ontario, Upper Canada, Canada. (16) Parents: Robert Beatty and Mary Beatty... Douglas Pearson BEATTY m Lizzie Moseley HENRY 1859 http://genforum.genealogy.com/henry/messages/1380.html Lizzie Moseley HENRY, dau. of Charles HENRY, Esq. of Black Creek, New Hanover Co. She m. Douglas Pearson BEATTY in Wilmington [NC] in 1859. Beatty Department Store of Wise, VA records http://book.clinch.edu/special_collections.html THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA'S COLLEGE AT WISE 1 College Avenue Wise, VA 24293 1.800.468.3412 The Archives and Special Collections of the John Cook Wyllie Library comprise several special collections which are outlined below. Please ask for assistance from the Public Services staff before attempting to use any of these materials. This will ensure your finding the subject you are seeking in the best possible way. Beatty-Flannery The collection contains papers and account books of the Beatty Department Store of Wise, VA. from 1870-1973. Non-circulating; photocopying allowed. Beatty Cemetery Laporte Co. IN From: http://www.mclib.org/cemlpco.htm Michigan City Public Library Michigan City, Indiana Indiana Room / Genealogy Cemetery Lists LAPORTE COUNTY INDIANA CEMETERY LOCATIONS CEMETERY ROAD LOCATION TOWNSHIP BEATTY US 421 AND 50 N COOLSPRING Thomas Beatty b June 24, 1799 From: http://kentuckyexplorer.com/nonmembers/June99Kinfolk.html Kentucky Kinfolks Genealogy From The Louisville Hearld-Post-1930's Edited By J. Emerson Miller Editor's Note: In the mid-1930's The Louisville Herald-Post conducted a genealogy column featuring materials sent in by its readers. We thought our readers would find the column interesting. We will reprint parts from this column each month. Because they were printed some sixty years ago, we do not have anyother facts except those given below. We hope our readers enjoy the new Kentucky Kinfolks column. Beatty/Beattie Thomas Beatty was born June 24, 1799. He was sent to college. He refused to become a minister, and for this reason, in his father's will (Francis Beatty), he was cut off with $5.00. He then went to Louisville, where he is reported to have married a lady of considerable wealth and became a business man of that city. Jane Beaty m Samuel Blackford 15 Mar 1843 From: http://www.bright.net/~wesley/black.html 1. Lemuel Blackford b.1783 m. Mary _____, b.02-Jun-1780, d.01-Feb-1851, Lemuel died Abt Nov 1846, both bur. Leatherwood cem. Miami co. OH. children: 2. i Daniel b. 1808. 3. ii William b. 11-Sep-1814. 4. iii Samuel b. 10-Nov-1818. iv Rebecca Blackford. v Elizabeth Blackford. vi Ellen Blackford. 4. Samuel Blackford b. 10-Nov-1818 m. 15-Mar-1843 Jane Beaty b. 30-Nov-1824 (daughter of Samuel Beaty and Clarissa _____) d. 06-Dec-1900, Samuel died 23-Nov-1860, both bur. Rosedale cem., Carysville, Champaign co., OH. children: i Samuel C. Blackford b. 12-Jun-1844, d. 02-Oct-1844. ii George W. Blackford b. 1846, d. 23-Jul-1864. 7. iii William Henry Blackford b. 1847. iv M.J.Blackford b. 1852. v John R. Blackford b. 21-Mar-1855, d. 20-Apr-1855 bur. Rosedale cem., Carysville, Champaign co., OH. Miss Beatty m Charles Warrington From: http://www.netlizard.com/matt2/mcclung.html 25-10.Charles Warrington (born in 1857) (Married Miss Beatty) (Hamilton, Ohio) Beatty Family Bible; Stephen Beatty b 1847 m Sarah Wager From: http://rootsweb.com/~ote/17th/dny_janmar.htm Date: Wed Feb 3 19:19:43 1999 Name: Joanne Rennert E- mail: Joanne6548@aol.com Address: POb 192 Middlefield,Mass.01243 Immigrant: Roosa , Aldert Heymans Roosa Name of Ship: The Spotted Cow Arrival Date: 15 APRIL 1660 Origin of Immigrant: Herwijnen,Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1621 inHerwijnen,Holland Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 2/27/1679 Hurley N.Y Immigrant's Spouse: Wyntje Arien DeJongh Source of Information: Beatty Family Bible,New York Genealogical and Biographical Record,The Roosa Family of Ulster Countiesand My sisters Judy's records Immigrant's Children: Arie b1645,married Maria Pels Heyman b 1643 married Maritje Roosevelt Jan b1648 married Hellegond Willems (van buren) Eyke b1651d1731 married Roeloff Kierstede Maritje married Laurens Jansen Neeltje b1653 d 1745 married Hendrick Pawling Jannetje b1656 married Mattys TenEyck Aert 1658 married Wyntie Aundreumd'on Annatje Notes: I am a decendent of Alderts son Jan who was born in 1648,he married Hellegond Willems,and had 12 children. Aldert James,Gerrthe Jans,Willem,Gysbert Jansen,Wienti Jane, Guert Janse,Wyntje Janse,Abraham and Issac (twins),Rebecca,Jan jr.,and Hillegond. Aldert James b1668 married Rebecca Schepmoes b 1687.Their Son Issac 1728,married Catherine Delemater b 1741.Their son Issacb 1780 married Hannah teas b 1780.Their son williamb1829,married Effie Wager.Their daughter Sarah b1850 married Stephen Beatty b 1847.There son Silas b1885 married Verna DeGraffe.Their Daughter Vivian b1911-1985,married James Cashman b1910- 1997,which brings it up to me.I am also related to the Roosa's on my Mothers Mothers side.Her GGrandmother Mary Janes Krom 1851-1921 has a Roosa for a Mother but we dont know anything from then on.Thank You Portia Beatty m Henry Hamrick From: http://home.neo.rr.com/nmdream/miller/wga12.html Beatty, Portia (*1871 - ) - female spouse: Hamrick, Henry (*1867 - ) ----------child: Hamrick, Kenneth (*1902 - ) Hamrick, Kenneth (*1902 - ) - male father: Hamrick, Henry(*1867 - ) mother: Beatty, Portia(*1871 - ) Maria Beattie m David Brown c 1820 Nancy Beattie m Thomas Oliver Brown c1825 From: http://www.inlink.com/~lana-stl/wgd1.html#I52 [names below are linked] Beattie, Maria (*1798 - ) spouse: Brown, David Jr b. in Salem Township, Westmoreland CO, PA (*1794 - ) Beattie, Nancy (*1804 - ) spouse: Brown, Thomas Oliver Brown, Thomas Oliver (1800 - 1866) b. 15 FEB 1800 in Allegheny Township, Westmoreland CO, PA d. 8 JUN 1866 in New Alexandria, Westmoreland CO, PA (1800 - 1866) m. ABT. 1825 in Pennsylvania child: Brown, Margaret Erskine (~1830 - ) child: Brown, Martha Welsh (*1835 - ) child: Brown, David Oliver (*1835 - ) child: Brown, Nancy Ann (*1835 - ) child: Brown, Mary Elizabeth (*1835 - ) child: Brown, Sarah Jane (*1837 - 1906) Samuel Beatty m Flora DeLong c1900 From: http://www.osha.igs.net/~dandelong/misc.htm Miscellaneous Records of the DELONG Family Collected by Anne Delong, Bowmanville, Ontario Canada, Ontario, Norfolk 1879 abstract Woodward Family Album Annette Aker b. St. Williams 18 Jan 1860, 1st d/o Flora Woodward (1835-1908) and Hugh Alexander Aker (1834-1891), married about 1879 Gerald V. DeLong & settled in Lyndoch, Norfolk Co., where Gerald owned a chees making establishment. Two children: 1. Flora DeLong b. 2 May 1880, Lyndoch, m. Samuel Beatty, lived Toronto, died 9 April 1940 Johnson Cemetery St. Williams no ch. 2. Frank b. 10 May 1884 Lyndoch went to Buffalo NY, died unmarried. http://www.nancyward.com/nindex.htm#BEATTY [Most or all is L49 data - possible repeat] Beason Beason, Jack (i27069), b.1926- Beason, Lou Nell (i27070), b.1924- Beason, Tom (marriage to Sallie E. Walkingstick) (i27025) Beatty Beatty, Amanda Talitha (i22682), b.1851- Beatty, Franklin (i16255) Beatty, George washington (i22685), b.1862-d.1880 Beatty, Quintilla Anderson (i22684), b.1860- Beatty, Robert (marriage to Sarah Phillips) (i13918), d.1862 Beatty, Robert Wilborn (i22683), b.1854-d.1886 Beatty, Sallie (i22692), b.1848-d.1878 Beatty, Samantha Reagan (i22681), b.1849- Beatty, William Crawford (i14680), b.1825-d.1865 Beatty, William M. (i22693), b.1853- Beaty Beaty, (_____) (marriage to Ruth Bean) (i41615) 1900s Maryland architect Frank G. Beatty's home http://www.cpcug.org/user/roshel/walktour.html From The Woodside Park Historic and Architectural Walking Tour by Robert E. Oshel Montgomery County Historic Preservation Planning Staff of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, 1989 Return to the Corner of Noyes Drive and Woodland Drive, Turn Right on Woodland Drive to Woodside Parkway -- The home on the Northwest corner of Woodside Parkway and Woodland Drive (1401 Woodside Parkway) was designed for his own use by architect Frank G. Beatty, who also designed other homes in the neighborhood, including the addition to Graham Woolfall's Tudor home at 1227 Pinecrest Circle. The home won the Washington Board of Trade's Diploma of Merit as of "superior design among the buildings erected in the year 1937." The home was described as a "charming one and one-half story brick residence in the Virginia manner." The Beattys found the lot for their new home through Realtor Thomas E. Jarrell, a friend and patient of Mrs. Beatty's father, who was a physician. James Price Beatty b Oct. 17, 1905 From: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inorange/obits9.htm#beatty James Price Beatty was born in Orange County on Oct. 17, 1905 and departed this life at Medco Center of French Lick on March 19, 1984 at the age of 77 years, 5 months and 2 days. James was the son of George and Cynthia Burton Beatty. He is survived by his wife, Golda Henson Beatty; one daughter, Mrs. Aloha Harrison, Rt. 1, French Lick; two step-children, Mrs. Mary Bledsoe, Rt. 1, French Lick and James McKeighen of Paoli; step grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Preceding him in death were his father and mother; an infant son George Price; two sisters, Hazel and Golda; four step-children, Harry and Larry Patton, Nancy Lee McKeighen Conrad, and Georganna McKeighen O'Neil. Submitted by Phyllis Bennett. 1929 Batey Photo From: http://lakemac.infohunt.nsw.gov.au/lmphotos/lak009/lak00999.htm Toronto 1929. Joyce and Marian Batey at Fig Tree Point, Toronto LAK00999 Mary Jane Beatty m David Arter 1839 Charlie Claudia Batey m Minnie Emma From: http://www.america.net/~jimbo/family.html DAVID ARTER b. 1810 m. UNKNOWN m. 11 Feb 1839 MARY JANE BEATTY b. 1815 Minnie Emma b. 5/11/1890 Married BATEY, Charlie Claudia b. 1894 Married Beatty homepages: http://w3.gwis.com/~beattie/ http://www.sbeattie.freeserve.co.uk/ http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/LegalSupportServices/ http://www.beatty.ndirect.co.uk/ http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/LegalSupportServices/ http://www.kenbeattie.com/ http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~beatybe/ http://www.msu.edu/~beattyj1/ http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/7835/ http://www.webspawner.com/users/TheBeattieSite/ http://www.greecechamber.org/history.htm has a nice image of the The Greece [NY] Historical Society headquarters, located in the Larkin, Beatty, Howe House 595 Long Pond Road Rochester, NY 14612 Capt Beatty and the TN Land Co; Martin Beaty deed From: http://moon.ouhsc.edu/rbonner/thyazoo.htm Capt Beatty and Capt Estill were all in the Battle of Kings Mtn with John Craig and Gideon Harrison. Michael Harrison was the attorney for Capt.Beatty, Capt Estill,and Zacariah Cox who had formed The Tenn. Land Co., land speculators from TN and Georgia. They had tried to settle the area 2 times before with the backing of Govs. Blount, and Sevier. History of Madison County, AL:(WPA 1940) At the time of the survey and sale of the public lands in this county in 1809 many tracts had been sold by this company. About the oldest of which was the sale of a tract of 1000 acres including the town of Huntsville to one Martin Beatty in the yr 1808 for the sum of $1000. 1808 Deed - Zachariah Cox to Martin Beaty, Madison Co. Miss. Territory. This is the earliest deed recorded in Madison Co. Michael Harrison came before the court to acknowledge signing, sealing and delivering the deed on 4 Oct 1810. ==== 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 Beaty <r1941@idt.net> if you can help. ----- Original Message ----- From: <lbeaty@higherspeed.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 04, 2007 6:51 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] PML Chambers / Beatty - Batey Nelda, Thanks for posting this information. It adds a little flesh to a mystery NC lineage I've had on my radar screen for 5 years or so. All I had was a James Beaty will in Iredell Co., NC dated in 1790. He named a wife, Elizabeth, and among others, a granddaughter named Jean Chambers. There is a Rowan Co., NC marriage record of Robert Chambers - Janes Batey, 15 Jan 1768. So, I presume that Robert Chambers married into this family in 1768 and James' daughter Jean/Jane was dead by 1790.

Nelda, Thanks for posting this information. It adds a little flesh to a mystery NC lineage I've had on my radar screen for 5 years or so. All I had was a James Beaty will in Iredell Co., NC dated in 1790. He named a wife, Elizabeth, and among others, a granddaughter named Jean Chambers. There is a Rowan Co., NC marriage record of Robert Chambers - Janes Batey, 15 Jan 1768. So, I presume that Robert Chambers married into this family in 1768 and James' daughter Jean/Jane was dead by 1790. In 2002, I requested a lineage number for this James/Elizabeth Beaty family. Mike pointed out that they were part of L-20A (which they were). We have since overhauled L-20, and I don't believe James/Elizabeth are part of L-20. But, I don't know where they belong. I guess I should resubmit my request for a new lineage number so that we can get this family out into the sunlight. I need to put some thought into this, particularly in the light of the info Marsha provided. Thanks again. Les L-20

For your info...nlp ----Original Message Follows---- From: Marsha304@webtv.net (Marsha O'Rourke) Source: CHAMBERS@rootsweb.com Subject: [CHAMBERS] My Chambers Randy. I have a Web-TV unit, not a computer, every thing I do must be in a long way. I'm elderly and have never up-graded to a computer, although, I wish that I had. My information comes from my paternal grandmother and 2 Chambers cousins. One in Oregon, the other in the DC area. My home town is Selma, Dallas County, AL Some Chambers settled in Dallas and Perry Counties, AL Here is what I have on my Chambers line. Henry Chambers, b. July 13,1708, possibly in Northern Ireland, appears to be my immigrant ancestor. It is said he was Scotch-Irish. His wife was Jennet Eliot, b. about 1715 in Ireland. They are in Lancaster County, PA between 1732-1742. About 1752, they moved on to NC, settling in Rowan County. Henry and Jenet are said to have been buried in the Fourth Creek Memorial Burying Ground. They had several children, including Robert Chambers, b. Nov. 14, 1742 in PA. Robert Chambers married 3 times.{1} Jane Beatty/Batey, [2] Lettice Boyd [3] Sarah Tripp. Robert and Lettice lived in Rowan County, NC until 1785, when they moved to GA, Hancock County, there is some record of him being in Wilkes County, GA. He may have rec'd some bounty land for serving in the Salisbury Militia from Rowan County. Lettice died in GA about 1799. Robert died Oct. 3, 1814. Robert's children with Jane Batey were Henry, James and Jane. With Lettice: Joseph Boyd, David, Anne, Robert Boyd, John, Sarah and Maxwell.. Joseph Boyd, Robert Boyd and David settled in Perry and Dallas Counties, AL Joseph Boyd Chambers was born Sept. 11, 1777 in Rowan County, NC.. died Nov. 24, 1854, in Uniontown, Perry County, AL He was married to Sally Bishop, in 1798, He served as a general with the Georgia Militia in the War of 1812 He was a colorful character, quite well to-do, with several plantations in Perry County. Robert Boyd {my ancestor] was born in 1785 Wilkes County, GA, died in Perry County, AL. He was married to Jane Joyce Griggs on Feb. 5, 1808 in GA Jane Joyce was born about 1790 in GA died between 1831-55 in Perry County, AL Their children: i.Wm. Griggs Chambers b. 1809 ii. Lettice Boyd b. 1811 iii. Joseph Henry b. 1813 d. March24,1868 [my gg grandfather] in Hamburg, AL iv. Robt. W. b.1815 v. John b. 1817 d. Dallas County, AL vi. Henry Chambers b.1819 or1821 d. after 1870, Wilcox County, AL vii. Green Bryant b. Oct. 22, 1823 viii. James b. 1825 d. after 1845 ix. Mary Jane b.1827 x. David Maxwell b. between1829 and 1831 Joseph Henry Chambers, b. 1813 d. Mar. 24. 1868, Dallas County, AL He was married to Eliza Jane McDonald on Aug. 29, 1840 their daughter, Sarah Jane [Sally] b.April13,1845, Dallas County AL. d.Nov.13, 1904, Gallion, AL. On Oct.17, 1866, Sarah Jane married Calvin L. Harrell, the First. in Dallas County, AL Calvin L. Harrell b. Jan. 28, 1841, Dallas County, AL. d. June 22, 1892, Calera, AL. He served with the CSA as a Captain with the 58th AL Infantry Reg. Co. H He was wounded at the Battle of Chickamauga, GA, on Sept. 19, 1863 [He was my g grandfather.] My grandfather, Calvin L. Harrell II My father, Calvin L. Harrell III from, Marsha Harrell O'Rourke, in GA _________________________________________________________________ Get all-in one-security for your PC with Windows Vista® + Windows Live™ OneCare™. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/digitallife/getmoredone.mspx?ocid=TXT_TAGHM_CPC_OneCare_allinone_102007

Thank you for this site. Jayne -------------- Original message -------------- From: <jjmill@peoplepc.com> > Found these on.... > _Supreme Court_ (http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/state/list22.pl) > > > > > > > > > PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT CASENO CASETYPE COUNTY YEAR > Beaty, George Sr. Beaty, George Jr. 2215 Trespass & Ejectment Hunterdon > 1784 > Beaty, Isaac Moore, Moses 4166 Debt/Appeal Hunterdon 1786 > Davis, George Beaty, George 9650 Debt/Trespass Hunterdon 1782 > Kearny, Philip Beaty, George 21563 Trespass & Ejectment Hunterdon 1793 > Maxwell, William Beaty, George 24363 Trespass Hunterdon 1783 > Riche, Thomas Beaty, George 31573 Debt Hunterdon 1785 > > When replying to a digest message, quote only the specific message to which you > are replying, removing the rest of the digest from your reply. Also, remember to > change the subject of your reply so that it coincides with the message subject > to which you are replying. > > > > ------------------------------- > 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

Forgot to mention............. There are many Beatty's on this site also. Can lineages be attached to the names?????????????? Julie Miller

Found these on.... _Supreme Court_ (http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/state/list22.pl) PLAINTIFF DEFENDANT CASENO CASETYPE COUNTY YEAR Beaty, George Sr. Beaty, George Jr. 2215 Trespass & Ejectment Hunterdon 1784 Beaty, Isaac Moore, Moses 4166 Debt/Appeal Hunterdon 1786 Davis, George Beaty, George 9650 Debt/Trespass Hunterdon 1782 Kearny, Philip Beaty, George 21563 Trespass & Ejectment Hunterdon 1793 Maxwell, William Beaty, George 24363 Trespass Hunterdon 1783 Riche, Thomas Beaty, George 31573 Debt Hunterdon 1785

I don't know if this is the correct Pat & Bridg but they do have a son Thos. I think I have already posted part of this. Info from the 1925 IA state census. Charles is the correct one. Marriage BEATTY, CHARLES -COTY, MARY ANN KANE co., IL 10/13/1862 This one fits age-wise????? 1860 United States Federal Census about Bridget Beatty Name: Bridget Beatty Age in 1860: 50 Birth Year: abt 1810 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: New York Ward 7 District 1, New York, New York Gender: Female Post Office: New York Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Thos Beatty 35 caulker Irel Margt Beatty 40 Irel Michael Beatty 20 Irel Thos Beatty 9 Irel Jno Beatty 4 NY Ptk Beatty 50 Irel Bridget Beatty 50 Irel 1860 United States Federal Census about Charles Beaty Name: Charles Beaty Age in 1860: 19 Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: Elk River, Clinton, Iowa Gender: Male Post Office: Elk River Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Mary A Cooley 35 farm 220 VT Margret Cooley 11 Wis Nicholas Cooley 9 Wis Charles Beaty 19 Ireland John Delany 40 Ireland Same couple???????????? 1870 United States Federal Census about Patrick Beatty Name: Patrick Beatty Estimated birth year: abt 1800 Age in 1870: 70 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1870: New York Ward 7 District 2 (2nd Enum), New York, New York Family and neighbors: View Results Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Post Office: New York City Catherine & Market St. Bridget Beatty 68 wash woman Ireland Charles Lewis 40 pensioner England Hellen 33 rag picker Ireland next household Phillip Kain 33 oyster dealer NY Mary 25 Ireland next household Joseph Oddy 40 longshoreman England Catherine 35 dressmaker England Patrick Beatty 70 laborer Ireland or this one????or are they both the same person?-enumerated twice> 1870 United States Federal Census about Bridget Beaty Name: Bridget Beaty Estimated birth year: abt 1811 Age in 1870: 59 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1870: Brooklyn Ward 5, Kings, New York Family and neighbors: View Results Race: White Gender: Female Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Brooklyn Richard Beaty 36 laborer Ireland Mary 34 Ireland Patrick 13 NY Richard 11 NY Mary A. 8 NY Ellen 6 NY Delia 1 NY Bridget 59 washing Ireland 1870 United States Federal Census about Charles Beatty Name: Charles Beatty Estimated birth year: abt 1842 Age in 1870: 28 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1870: Elk River, Clinton, Iowa Family and neighbors: View Results Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Lyons Charles Beatty 28 farm 4700-1900 Ireland Mary 21 VT Clara 4 IA Susan 2 IA Maggie 3/12 May IA 1880: Elk River, Clinton, Iowa Source: FHL Film 1254334 National Archives Film T9-0334 Page 78D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Charles BEATY Self M M W 37 IRE Occ: Farmer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Maryan BEATY Wife F M W 35 VT Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Clara BEATY Dau F S W 14 IA Fa: IRE Mo: VT Susan BEATY Dau F S W 12 IA Fa: IRE Mo: VT Angline BEATY Dau F S W 6 IA Fa: IRE Mo: VT Mary BEATY Dau F S W 4 IA Fa: IRE Mo: VT Martha BEATY Dau F S W 1 IA Fa: IRE Mo: VT Frank COOTY Nephew M S W 9 IA Fa: VT Mo: IA Jacob DOBSON Other M S W 21 PA Occ: Laborer Fa: PA Mo: PA George DOBSON Other M S W 19 PA Occ: Laborer Fa: PA Mo: PA 1900 United States Federal Census about Charls Beatty Name: Charls Beatty Home in 1900: Union, Jackson, Iowa Age: 57 Estimated birth year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Ireland Relationship to head-of-house: Head Race: White Occupation: View image Immigration Year: 1858 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Charls Beatty 57 head NOv 1842 divorced mar 25 ys Ire Ire Ire immig 1858/US 41 ys/NA laborer Clara Beatty 34 dau Jan 1866 IA Ire VT dressmaker Angie Beatty 25 dau Nov 1874 IA Martha Beatty 21 dau Oct 1878 IA teacher Sylvester Beatty 18 son aug 1881 IA salesman 1925 Charles Beatty Male White 1925 Clinton abt 1842 Father Patrick Beatty, Bridget Lyuch 1925 Iowa State Census about Charles Beatty Name: Charles Beatty Census Date: 1 Jan 1925 Residence County: Clinton Residence State: Iowa Locality: Clinton Birth Location: Ireland Marital Status: Widowed Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1842 Race: White Relation to Head: Father Mother: Bridget Lyuch Mother's Birthplace: Ireland Father: Patrick Beatty Father's Birthplace: Ireland Marriage Place: Ireland Line: 11 Roll: IA1925_1671 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Sylvester C Beatty 41 head born IA (Charles Beatty born Ireland aged 83 & Mary Ann Cooty born VT & marr IL) Fannie R Beatty 41 wife born IA (John Lough born Canada & Katherine Kinsley born Canada marr IL) David J Beatty 7 son born IA (Sylvester Beatty born IA 41 & Fannie Logue born IA 41 marr IA) Charles Beatty 83 father wd-born Irel (Patrick Beatty born Irel & Bridget Lynch born Irel marr Ireland) James E Logue 50 brother-in-law single (John Lough born Canada & Katherine Kinsley born Canada marr IL) 1860 United States Federal Census about Mary Ann Beatty Name: Mary Ann Beatty Age in 1860: 25 Birth Year: abt 1835 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: New York Ward 16 District 4, New York, New York Gender: Female Post Office: New York Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Hugh Beatty 35 porter Irel Mary Ann Beatty 25 Irel Isabella Beatty 3 NY Mary Beatty 4.12 NY ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nelda Percival" <nelda_percival@hotmail.com> To: <BP2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2007 11:48 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] PML Patrick Beatty Can anyone help him...Nlp ----Original Message Follows---- From: "Craig Borne" <cjborne@comcast.net> Source: IA-CENSUS-LOOKUP@rootsweb.com Subject: [IA-CENSUS] 1850-60; Clinton County; BEATTY, Patrick Hello list, I am requesting census record information for the 1850 or 1860 (I am not sure of the state census date) census in Clinton or surrounding counties for Patrick Beatty (or other variations of the name). Patrick was born in Ireland and his wife's name was Bridget Lynch. Four children were known, but one may have arrived in 1858 from Ireland: Thomas, Hugh, Charles, Richard, and Mary. Thank you in advance for any assistance you can give. Craig Craig Borne Baltimore, Maryland cjborne@comcast.net without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

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