This is everything I have on John M. Beatty and Anna M. Marshall. Could his middle initial stand for Mackey? Donna L-3 This might be L-244 Title Progressive Men of the State of Montana Subject Montana -- Biography Description This book was originally published over 100 years ago. It is an 1886-page reference work containing over 2500 biographies, nearly 200 of which are illustrated with portraits. From Charlie Russell to all the early governors, there are biographies of most people who were prominent in Montana history between the 1850's and 1900. Publisher A.W. Bowen & Co. Date 1901 WILLIAM M. BEATTIE The firm of Beattie & Blessing stands as a worthy exponent of the stockraising industry in Fergus county. They have brought to bear marked capacity and discrimination in their business and command the confidence and esteem of the community. William M. Beattie was born in Fayette co., Pa., on the 2d of February, 1842, the son of John and Anna Maria Beattie, both of whom were born in Pennsylvania and represent good old families of that state. In his early manhood John Beattie devoted his attention to teaching school and later became superintendent of large ironworks at Uniontown, Pa. He was a stalwart Democrat, a man of strong character and great executive force, and served on the board of supervisors of Fayette county, and was also justice of the peace for years. He was a Presbyterian in religious thought, of which church his wife was also a member. His death occurred in 1890. His widow now resides at Iowa City, Iowa. They had eleven children, of whom Ella and Belle are deceased, the others are Sarah A., Anna K., Jane H., Alice A., William M., Mary M., Louisa B., Isaiah M., and George D. William M. Beattie attended the public schools of his native county and when sixteen found employment on a farm for two years, when he embarked in the same line of enterprise for himself in Rock Island co., Ill., until 1873, when failing health led him to close out his interests and make a trip through Kansas and Nebraska, and thence on to California. Here he remained some years, coming to Montana in the spring of 1882 and locating at Boulder, Jefferson county, where he conducted a successful dairy business until 1883. He then came to Fergus county and took up a squatter's claim twelve miles south of Cottonwood, which is now known as the Mahana place. Here he was very successful and here also he became associated with Samuel V. Blessing in 1888, the firm of Beatty & Blessing there continuing successful operations until 1898 when they sold the property at a good price, the ranch at that time comprising 320 acres. The partnership of the two gentlemen still continues, and since disposing of the Mahana ranch they have continued stockraising on a fine ranch of 524 acres, located nine miles south of Cottonwood. They give their attention paeticularly to the raising of a high grade of cattle. In politics Mr. Beattie is a staunch Democrat. 1840 United States Federal Census about Jno Beaty Name: Jno Beaty Township: Union County: Fayette State: Pennsylvania 1 m 30-40 2 f und 5 2 f 5-10 1 f 20-30 1 f 40-50 1850 United States Federal Census about Anne M Baily Name: Anne M Baily Age: 34 Estimated birth year: abt 1816 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Gender: Female Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Union, Fayette, Pennsylvania John Baity 48 blacksmith PA Anne M. 34 PA Sarah A. 17 PA Jane 12 PA Alice 10 PA William 8 PA Mary 4 PA Julia 9/12 PA 1860 United States Federal Census about Wm Beatty Name: Wm Beatty Age in 1860: 18 Birth Year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Canoe Creek, Rock Island, Illinois Gender: Male Post Office: Port Byron Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age John Beatty 57 farm 800-275 PA (all) Anna M Beatty 43 Adelaide Beatty 26 Jennie Beatty 22 teacher Wm Beatty 18 Mary Beatty 14 Louisa Beatty 10 Marshall Beatty 6 Ellen Beatty 4 Dawson Beatty 3 Laura Beatty 1 1870 United States Federal Census about Allice Beatty Name: Allice Beatty Estimated birth year: abt 1840 Age in 1870: 30 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1870: Canoe Creek, Rock Island, Illinois Family and neighbors: View Results Race: White Gender: Female Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Hill Station William Beatty 56 farm 400-2200 PA Mary 54 PA Alice 30 PA Mary 20 PA Louisa 15 PA Marshall 13 PA William 25 PA Ellen 10 PA 1880: Canoe Creek, Rock Island, Illinois Source: FHL Film 1254245 National Archives Film T9-0245 Page 228D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Charles TROWBRIDGE Self M M W 32 IL Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: IL Louisa TROWBRIDGE Wife F M W 29 PA Occ: Keeps House Fa: PA Mo: PA Clive TROWBRIDGE Son M S W 5 IL Fa: --- Mo: --- Lee TROWBRIDGE Son M S W 1 IL Fa: --- Mo: --- William BEATTY BroL M S W 38 PA Fa: PA Mo: PA TROWBRIDGE, CHARLES D -BEATTY, LOUISA B -ROCK ISLAND co., IL- 11/27/1873 1880: North English, Iowa, Iowa Source: FHL Film 1254345 National Archives Film T9-0345 Page 277D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Ira P. SMITH Self M M W 25 IA Occ: Laborer Fa: PA Mo: PA Nellie L. SMITH Wife F M W 24 PA Occ: Hat Maker Fa: PA Mo: PA Anna M. BEATTY MotherL F M W 60 PA Fa: PA Mo: PA 1880: 3rd Ward, Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa Source: FHL Film 1254347 National Archives Film T9-0347 Page 195A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Michael O'HAIR Self M M W 35 IRE Occ: Att'Y. At Law Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Mary O'HAIR Wife F M W 33 PA Fa: PA Mo: PA Grace O'HAIR Dau F S W 3 IA Fa: IRE Mo: PA John BEATTY FatherL M M W 77 PA Fa: IRE Mo: PA OHAIR, MICHAEL A -BEATTIE, MARY M-ROCK ISLAND co., IL 02/20/1874 1880: Newton, Whiteside, Illinois(fayetMTfile Source: FHL Film 1254259 National Archives Film T9-0259 Page 203A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Marshall BEATTY Self M M W 26 PA Occ: Farmer Fa: PA Mo: PA Lucy BEATTY Wife F M W 23 IL Occ: Keeping House Fa: VT Mo: NY Albert BEATTY Son M S W 1 IL Fa: PA Mo: IL 1900 United States Federal Census about Anna M Beattie Name: Anna M Beattie Home in 1900: Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa Age: 82 Estimated birth year: abt 1818 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Mother-in-law Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Jane Robotham 64 head june 1835 wd 0 ch 0 ch Eng Eng Eng Annie Stevens 57 sister sep 1842 wd 0 ch 0 ch Eng Eng Eng Emma Peel 55 sister dec1844 wd 1ch 1ch Eng Eng Eng Anna M Beattie 82 m-i-l oct 1817? wd 11 ch 9 lvg PA PA PA 1900 United States Federal Census about M William Beattie Name: M William Beattie Home in 1900: Cottonwood, Fergus, Montana Age: 58 Estimated birth year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age M William Beattie 58 head feb 1842 single PA PA PA farm V Samuel Blessing 67 partner march 1833 single VA VA VA farm 1900 United States Federal Census about Isiah H Beatty Name: Isiah H Beatty Home in 1900: Gilt Edge, Fergus, Montana Age: 45 Estimated birth year: abt 1855 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Lucy Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Isiah M. Beatty 45 head march 1855 mar 23 ys PA Ire PA barber Lucy Beatty 42 wife oct 1857 mar 23 ys 5 ch 4 lvg IL NY VT Albert H Beatty 21 son sep 1878 IL PA IL John M Beatty 13 son may 1887 MT PA IL Charles H Beatty 10 son may 1890 MT PA IL Jaunita A Beatty 7 dau aug 1892 MT PA IL 1910 United States Federal Census about Iesielm Beatty Name: Iesielm Beatty [Isaiah M Beatty] Age in 1910: 54 Estimated birth year: abt 1856 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Spouse's name: Lena W Home in 1910: Lewistown Ward 2, Fergus, Montana Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Iesielm Beatty 54 Lena W Beatty 44 John M Beathy 22 Chas H Beathy 19 Juanita A Beathy 17 1860 United States Federal Census about Sarah Feaster Name: Sarah Feaster Age in 1860: 23 Birth Year: abt 1837 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: China, Lee, Illinois Gender: Female Post Office: Nachusa Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Wm Feaster 24 MD Sarah Feaster 23 PA Jonathan Feaster 50 MD John Feaster 17 MD 1860 United States Federal Census about Mary Beatty Name: Mary Beatty Age in 1860: 14 Birth Year: abt 1846 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Canoe Creek, Rock Island, Illinois Gender: Female Post Office: Port Byron Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age John Beatty 57 PA (all) Anna M Beatty 43 Adelaide Beatty 26 Jennie Beatty 22 Wm Beatty 18 Mary Beatty 14 Louisa Beatty 10 Marshall Beatty 6 Ellen Beatty 4 Dawson Beatty 3 Laura Beatty 1 1850 United States Federal Census about Sarah Marshal Name: Sarah Marshal Age: 13 Estimated birth year: abt 1837 Birth Place: Virginia Gender: Female Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 37, Rock Island, Illinois Isaiah Marshall 58 farm 1000 PA Jane 58 PA Joseph 23 PA John S. 20 PA William A. 18 PA Andrew B. 16 VA Sarah 13 VA --------------------- The Port Byron Globe Fri. 24 Apr. 1891 Rock Island co., IL Mrs. Sarah B. Feaster died last Monday at her residence in Coe town. The funeral was Tuesday. (May 1st issue: Sarah Bryson Feaster died April 20th at her home near Hillsdale, Rock Island county. She was the youngest of 12 children of IsaiahH. and John P. Marshall and was born 11 November 1836in Wood co., Virginia. She is survived by one sister-Mrs. Beatty of Hillsdale and 2 brothers (one of whom is Joseph Marshall of Hatton, Kansas-May 29th issue). She married Wm. S. Feaster in 1859; He died on 14 October 1865 leaving her with 4 children-Ida J., John H., William B., and Anna L. These four children now survive their mother. She came to this county in the spring of 1842 and was a member of the Presbyterian church. The funeral was Tuesday with burial at the Bethesda Churchyard. ------------------------------ BLAKLEY, WILLIAM -BEATY, JANE-ROCK ISLAND co., IL 04/15/1863 TROWBRIDGE, CHARLES D -BEATTY, LOUISA B -ROCK ISLAND co., IL- 11/27/1873 BEATEY, JAMES-MURPHEY, SARAH-ROCK ISLAND 04/13/1875 OHAIR, MICHAEL A -BEATTIE, MARY M-ROCK ISLAND co., IL 02/20/1874 DUTCHER, DANIEL BEATTY, ADELAIDE ROCK ISLAND 09/04/1867 THOMPSON, ALEXANDER BEATTY, ALICE ROCK ISLAND 03/12/1863 CUMINGS, MERRICK (CUMMINGS) BEATTY, ANNA ROCK ISLAND 02/02/1860 BOYER, MILTON BEATTY, ANNA MRS ROCK ISLAND 01/16/1880 SMITH, WILLIAM N BEATTY, BELLE ROCK ISLAND 05/06/1884 THOMPSON, JAMES A BEATTY, JANETTE H ROCK ISLAND 11/23/1865 BEATTIE, H P CLARRY, MARY ROCK ISLAND 04/24/1856 A history of Montana Source: Original data: Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald,. A history of Montana. Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1913. Includes bibliographical references and index. Vol. II pg. 1267 DR. ISAIAH M. BEATTY is a well-known practitioner of osteopathy, and together with his son, known as the young. doctor, Albert, has done much in the way of compelling recognition for their system, as the very extensive practice of which Dr. Beatty is the head bears testimony. The senior doctor is the son of John M. and Anna M. (Marshall) Beatty, both natives of the state of Pennsylvania, born of Scotch-Irish parents where they were reared and married, but who passed much of their lives in Illinois; both are now resting in a cemetery near Erie, Whiteside county, Illinois. Dr.Isaiah M. Beatty was born in Dawson, Fayette county, Pennsylvania, m March, 1854, and was three years of age when his parents removed from the old Keystone state to Rock Island county, Illinois, where the subject lived until he had passed his twenty-eighth birthday. He was educated there and for many years aided his father with a will in the cultivation Of the old homestead 'upon which he was raised. He was but twenty-two years of age when he married Lucy J. Schryver, of Erie, Illinois, and the birth of their first son, Dr. Albert H. Beatty, inspired the young father WIth a deSire for broader fields of activity and usefulness. It was in 1883 that Doctor Beatty and his young wife and child set out for Montana. He stopped in Boulder City for a few months, but in July pushed on to the Judith Basin in Fergus county, arriving there August 11th, where he has since remained. Here he engaged in dairying, but owing to the low price of dairy products decided it would not yield him an income sufficient to the needs of his family, so in March, 1885, moved to Maiden, where he was employed in the mines and mill. In April, 1887, the mines closed down. He opened a barber shop, and later moved to Gilt Edge, there operating a similar, establishment and stock raising in conjunction. At times he fell ill, from 1893 to 1898, and after a thorough experience with well-known and usually successful physicians in Montana, Illinois, Iowa, and in fact every prominent center in the United States in search of a relief for headache, stomach trouble, and nervous exhaustion, etc., he realized that the old recognized systems of materia medica were ' all guess work, and were failing to reach a large class of the ills of the flesh to which man is heir. As the result of continued study of the question in combination, with his practical experience, he finally decided, in March, 1898, upon osteopathy as the solution to his problem, and went to Helena, where he took treatment from Drs. A. D. and C. W. Mahaffay, osteopathic physicians, where he received. great benefit. After investigating osteopathy very carefuUy for two years he decided to move his family to Kirksville, the fountain head of osteopathy, where in February, 1901, he and his son entered the school, and two yearS later they graduated from that institution, whereupon they returned to Lewistown, and opened up the practice which has with the passing years assumed such splendid proportions. The young doctor now has a wife and family of his own, and has taken up his permanent residence in Lewistown. Doctor and Mrs. Beatty were the parents of five children: Doctor Albert, the eldest son, who is mentioned above; Mable, born on Cottonwood creek in Fergus county, died at the age of six years; John M. is a wholesale' cigar manufacturer at Stanford, Montana; Charles H: and Juanita, are still in the parental home and are the youngest of the five. On AugUst 24, 1906, the wife and mother died, since when the doctor married Lena W. Tuttle, the wife of Alex. Tuttle, of the firm of Tuttle' Brothers of Stanford, MQntana, their marriage occurring on January 16, 1910; at Butte, Montana. " The Beatty family affiliate with the Presbyterian church, although the doctor is not a communicant; he is a member of the Odd Fellows and Sisters of Rebekah Lodge, and in a political way is a Democrat, although he gives but little time to those matters. Work with his bees and fancy poultry constitutes his chief pastime. He is the owner of a fine ranch and he has come to be local authority on bee culture, devoting much time to their care. The doctor has lived in a number of states. and traveled in many, but none of them, in his opinion, can compare with Montana, the chosen state of his adoption.

I've been wondering if this is L-244 but not enough info to be certain. Isaiah goes by Marshall on some census. There's James & Wm in the same twp in Fayette and a Mackey near one of them on a census but there are plenty of Jas, Wm and John Beattie. Donna L-3 The relevant part: LINEAGE 244. 1G:George Beatty d-bef 1840 m2-Sarah Urie m1-Ann Mackey 1801. 2G: of Geo&Ann - John b-1802; Mary 1804-1881; James 1806; Wm-b-1808; GeoJr. 1814 3G: of John 1802 - William ; Marshall -------------------------------------- A history of Montana Source: Original data: Sanders, Helen Fitzgerald,. A history of Montana. Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1913. Includes bibliographical references and index. Vol. II pg. 1267 DR. ISAIAH M. BEATTY is a well-known practitioner of osteopathy, and together with his son, known as the young. doctor, Albert, has done much in the way of compelling recognition for their system, as the very extensive practice of which Dr. Beatty is the head bears testimony. The senior doctor is the son of John M. and Anna M. (Marshall) Beatty, both natives of the state of Pennsylvania, born of Scotch-Irish parents where they were reared and married, but who passed much of their lives in Illinois; both are now resting in a cemetery near Erie, Whiteside county, Illinois. Dr.Isaiah M. Beatty was born in Dawson, Fayette county, Pennsylvania, m March, 1854, and was three years of age when his parents removed from the old Keystone state to Rock Island county, Illinois, where the subject lived until he had passed his twenty-eighth birthday. He was educated there and for many years aided his father with a will in the cultivation Of the old homestead 'upon which he was raised. He was but twenty-two years of age when he married Lucy J. Schryver, of Erie, Illinois, and the birth of their first son, Dr. Albert H. Beatty, inspired the young father WIth a deSire for broader fields of activity and usefulness. It was in 1883 that Doctor Beatty and his young wife and child set out for Montana. He stopped in Boulder City for a few months, but in July pushed on to the Judith Basin in Fergus county, arriving there August 11th, where he has since remained. Here he engaged in dairying, but owing to the low price of dairy products decided it would not yield him an income sufficient to the needs of his family, so in March, 1885, moved to Maiden, where he was employed in the mines and mill. In April, 1887, the mines closed down. He opened a barber shop, and later moved to Gilt Edge, there operating a similar, establishment and stock raising in conjunction. At times he fell ill, from 1893 to 1898, and after a thorough experience with well-known and usually successful physicians in Montana, Illinois, Iowa, and in fact every prominent center in the United States in search of a relief for headache, stomach trouble, and nervous exhaustion, etc., he realized that the old recognized systems of materia medica were ' all guess work, and were failing to reach a large class of the ills of the flesh to which man is heir. As the result of continued study of the question in combination, with his practical experience, he finally decided, in March, 1898, upon osteopathy as the solution to his problem, and went to Helena, where he took treatment from Drs. A. D. and C. W. Mahaffay, osteopathic physicians, where he received. great benefit. After investigating osteopathy very carefuUy for two years he decided to move his family to Kirksville, the fountain head of osteopathy, where in February, 1901, he and his son entered the school, and two yearS later they graduated from that institution, whereupon they returned to Lewistown, and opened up the practice which has with the passing years assumed such splendid proportions. The young doctor now has a wife and family of his own, and has taken up his permanent residence in Lewistown. Doctor and Mrs. Beatty were the parents of five children: Doctor Albert, the eldest son, who is mentioned above; Mable, born on Cottonwood creek in Fergus county, died at the age of six years; John M. is a wholesale' cigar manufacturer at Stanford, Montana; Charles H: and Juanita, are still in the parental home and are the youngest of the five. On AugUst 24, 1906, the wife and mother died, since when the doctor married Lena W. Tuttle, the wife of Alex. Tuttle, of the firm of Tuttle' Brothers of Stanford, MQntana, their marriage occurring on January 16, 1910; at Butte, Montana. " The Beatty family affiliate with the Presbyterian church, although the doctor is not a communicant; he is a member of the Odd Fellows and Sisters of Rebekah Lodge, and in a political way is a Democrat, although he gives but little time to those matters. Work with his bees and fancy poultry constitutes his chief pastime. He is the owner of a fine ranch and he has come to be local authority on bee culture, devoting much time to their care. The doctor has lived in a number of states. and traveled in many, but none of them, in his opinion, can compare with Montana, the chosen state of his adoption.

Civil War Pension of John Beatty; Capt Company E 78 U. S. Colored Infantry; Certificate # 305,762; born Scotland [both spellings Beattie and Beatty are used in this pension claim] On September 29, 1884 George Graves, aged 64 and a resident of Fairchild, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, filed a claim for pension as the guardian of John Beattie, "now insane." He states "John Beattie was enrolled on the 5th day of March 1863 In Company E of the 78 Regiment of U. S. Colored Infantry commanded by said John Beattie, Captain, and was honorably discharged at New Orleans, La on the 29th day of August 1864. That his personal description is as follows: age 48 years, height 5 feet 11 ½ inches, complexion light, hair brown, eyes blue." In a deposition dated April 24, 1885 George Graves states "he first met him [John Beattie] in Rome, New York in August 1883.that the next time he saw said Beattie was at the house of deponent in Fairchild, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin about the 12 of June 1884 when he came with his wife intending to remain but a short time. At that time he was sick and insane and grew worse rapidly so that he was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane at Oshkosh Wis., on or about the 17th day of June 1884. This deponent upon diligent inquiry made with great pains has as he verily believes ascertained upon reliable information that said Beattie upon returning to Buffalo NY after his discharge in New Orleans was employed as clerk in a dry goods store until the latter part of 1867, that he was so afflicted with chronic diarrhea as to unfit him for his duties as such clerk and for that reason left his place as such clerk. That upon being advised that riding on the cars would tend to check the diarrhea he engaged as messenger for the Merchants Union Express Company and run as such messenger over the Erie Railway between Buffalo and New York until Dec. 1, 1868, that from that time until April 16, 1875 he was messenger for the American Express Company and ran over the NY Central Railway between Buffalo and New York. April 16, 1875 he was granted leave of absence and visited friends in Scotland, being absent three months. Upon his return he was employed by the same company on Canandaqua Lake, NY with head quarters at Woodville. Nov. 19, 1875 he was put on the run as messenger for same company between Buffalo and New York. January 1876 he was made extra messenger going wherever required until Dec. 12, 1876 when he was again put on regular between Buffalo and NY. Dec 1, 1877 he was put on the route between Suspension Bridge and NY where he remained until Dec. 1, 1879 when he was appointed agent of said company at Medina NY where he remained until March 1, 1880 when he was made agent for said Company at Rome NY where he remained as such agent until June 1884." On Form 3-402, dated July 31, 1898, John Beattie states that he is a widower. He was married to Clara S. Moore January 8, 1882 at Rome, New York. He has no children. John Beattie was last paid at the rate of $20.00 to April 1901. He was dropped from the pension rolls due to his death, date not given. 1860 Buffalo Ward 9, Erie, New York, p. 701 John Beattie 24, born Scotland, Clerk [Lives in hotel kept by Eleazor P. Hatch] 1880 Rome, Oneida, NY, p. 45 Batey, John 42, Express Agent, born Scotland, parents born Scotland Laurel Baty, L252

Civil War Pension of John S. Beatty; 8 Independent Company Ohio Sharp Shooters; Certificate # 148,499; widow Susan A.; filed Ohio; Certificate # 247,879 State of Ohio, County of Jackson On this 28th day of September A. D. One thousand eight hundred and seventy two, personally appeared before me Judge of the Probate Court a court of record in and for the county and state aforesaid John S. Beatty who being duly sworn according to law declares that he is 27 years; that he is the identical John S. Beatty who enlisted under the name of John S. Beatty in the Military service of the United States at Jackson County, Ohio on the 2nd day of June in the year 1862 in Company E of the 87 Regiment of Ohio Infantry Volunteers and was honorably discharged on the 3rd day of October 1862 as a Paroled Prisoner. That he again enlisted under the name of John Beatty in the Military service of the United States at Jackson County Ohio on the 8th day of March in the year 1863 in Charles A. Barton's Company 8th Independent Sharp Shooters and was honorably discharged on the 19th day of July 1865, war of 1861. That his personal description is as follows: age 18, height 5 ft 9 inches, complexion fair, hair light, eyes blue. That while in the service aforesaid and in the line of his duty he received the following disability and that he was not treated for his disability in any hospital. The disease which he contracted was while at the City of Cincinnati on the 1st day of October 1863 on duty guarding cotton on the bank of the Ohio river by exposure to the cold and dampness in said service he took a very severe cold which so affected him that he could not speak above a whisper for eleven months and after recovering his speech he took pain in his breast and throat attended with a severe cough, with weakness of body, and falling off of flesh and at the present time his physical condition is such that he is unable to perform manual labor and that since leaving the service he has resided in Jackson County, Ohio and his occupation has been a farmer." On April 25, 1888, Susan A. Beatty, aged 39 and a resident of Jackson County, Ohio, filed a Claim for a Widow's pension. She states that her husband, John S. Beatty (pensioner under Certificate # 148,499) died of disease contracted in US Service April 21, 1888. She was married to John S. Beatty April 30, 1867 in Jackson County, Ohio; her maiden name was Susan A. Delay; a certified copy of her marriage record is in the file. She lists the following children under the age of 16: Eliza V. Beatty born April 30, 1872; Sanford A. born Sept. 3, 1873; Jacob J. born Feb. 13, 1875; Rutherford B. born July 31, 1876, Dora Belle born Oct. 28, 1878; Millie Z. born Nov. 2, 1880; Ira T. born Aug. 5, 1886; Irene F. born Jan. 9, 1888. Susan A. Beatty was last paid at the rate of $30 to June 4, 1921. She was dropped from the pension rolls due to her death March 11, 1921. 1850 Scioto, Jackson County, Ohio, p. 348 James Beatty 49 PA Elizabeth 45 VA Lydia A. 23 PA Lee 21 PA Samuel 18 PA Ruth 14 OH Richard 13 OH Hetty J. 11 OH Alpheus 7 OH John 4 OH 1860 Scioto, Jackson County, Ohio, p. 135 Elizabeth Batey 55 VA Richard T. 22 OH Hetta J. 20 OH Alliphus 16 OH John S. 14 OH Elizabeth Patterson 8 OH George Aten 3 OH 1870 Scioto, Jackson Co., OH p. 257 Baty, John S. 23 OH Susan A. 21 OH Adda 2/12 born April OH 1880 Scioto, Jackson County, OH p. 220 Beaty, John S. 35 OH, VA, VA Susan 30 OH, VA, OH Eliza V. 8 OH, OH, OH Sanford 6 OH, OH, OH Jacob J. 5 OH, OH, OH Burchard 3 OH, OH, OH Dora B. 1 OH, OH, OH 1900 Scioto, Jackson Co., OH p. 6B Susan Beatty 51 May 1849 11 children, 8 living OH, OH, OH Rutherford B. 23 July 1876 married 2 years OH, OH, OH Dora B. 21 Oct 1878 OH, OH, OH Millie 19 Nov 1880 OH, OH, OH Ira 13 Aug 1886 OH, OH, OH Irene 12 Jan 1888 OH, OH, OH Lovie A. 24 dau in law born Dec 1875, married 2 years 0 children OH, OH, OH 1910 Scioto, Jackson Co., OH p. 4A Beatty, Susan A. 60 widowed 11 children, 6 living Ira 23 single 1920 Scioto Jackson Co., OH p. 4A Ira T. Baty 32 Alice M. 26 Bernice B. 7 Marcella F. 5 Marjorie 3 6/12 Phylis A. 1 11/12 Susan A. 72 widowed mother Laurel Baty, L252

Descendants of Robert Beattie 1 Robert Beattie 1770 - 1852 b: Abt. 1770 in of Knockbracken Parish, Co., Down Irel. d: 18 Sep 1852 in Westmoreland co., PA .. +Martha Welsh 1776 - 1833 b: 1776 d: 1833 ........ 2 Nancy Beattie 1800 - 1839 b: Abt. 1800 in Ireland d: 1839 ............ +Thomas Oliver Brown 1800 - 1866 b: 15 Feb 1800 in New Alexandria, Westmoreland CO, PA m: Abt. 1825 d: 08 Jun 1866 in New Alexandria, Westmoreland co., PA ................... 3 Martha Welsh Brown 1833 - b: 1833 ....................... +David P. Marshall, Maj. b: in of Arkansas City, KS ................... 3 David Oliver Brown 1834 - b: Abt. 1834 in of Saltsburg, PA ....................... +Mary Stewart ................... 3 Sarah Jane Brown 1836 - 1906 b: 1836 d: 1906 ....................... +William Steel 1833 - b: 01 Oct 1833 ................... 3 Margaret Erskine Brown 1838 - b: 1838 ....................... +John M. Elder b: in of Derry twp., Westmoreland, PA ................... 3 Mary Elizabeth Brown 1839 - b: Abt. 1839 ....................... +James Monroe b: in of Saltsburg, PA ................... 3 Nancy Ann Brown 1840 - b: Abt. 1840 ....................... +Henry Seanor b: in of Winfield, KS ........ 2 Robert Welsh Beattie 1800 - 1859 b: Abt. 1800 in Ireland d: 14 Nov 1859 ............ +Elizabeth Patterson 1802 - b: Abt. 1802 m: 30 Jun 1826 in Drumbo Parish County Down, Ireland ................... 3 Josiah Beattie 1842 - b: Dec 1842 in Ireland ................... 3 Isabella Beattie 1830 - b: Nov 1830 in Ireland ................... 3 James P. Beattie - 1862 d: 28 Jun 1862 ................... 3 John D. Beattie - 1864 d: 01 Jun 1864 ................... 3 Robert Beattie 1830 - b: Abt. 1830 in Ireland ....................... +Mary E. Reed 1835 - b: Abt. 1835 in PA ............................. 4 Elizabeth Jane Beattie 1865 - b: Abt. 1865 in Ireland ............................. 4 William Reed Beattie 1866 - b: Abt. 1866 in Ireland ................................. +Anna Patterson ........................................ 5 Lena M. Beattie ............................................ +Herbert Fennell ........................................ 5 Ralph Beattie ............................................ +Mary Hill - 1950 d: 1950 ........................................ *2nd Wife of Ralph Beattie: ............................................ +Florence Ball m: Aft. 1950 ........................................ 5 Hazel E. Beattie ........................................ 5 Olive R. Beattie ............................................ +James A. Beatty .................................................. 6 Donald A. Beatty ........................................ 5 Tirzah M. Beattie ............................. 4 Robert Campbell Beattie 1868 - b: Abt. 1868 in Ireland ............................. 4 Anna M. Beattie 1870 - b: Aug 1870 in PA ................................. +James Gibson ............................. 4 James P. Beattie 1872 - b: Abt. 1872 in PA ............................. 4 Martha C. Beattie 1875 - b: Abt. 1875 in PA ........ 2 Josiah Beattie 1805 - 1842 b: Bet. 1805 - 1815 in Ireland d: 09 Oct 1842 ............ +Mary Patterson 1809 - 1868 b: 1809 m: Abt. 1835 d: 17 Sep 1868 ................... 3 Robert Renwick Beattie 1837 - 1922 b: 22 Sep 1837 d: 20 Dec 1922 ....................... +Sarah Ann Workman 1834 - 1878 b: 1834 m: Abt. 1871 d: 1878 ................... 3 Samuel Patterson Beattie 1840 - 1883 b: Abt. 1840 d: 21 May 1883 ................... 3 Josiah Alexander Beattie 1842 - 1918 b: 14 Aug 1842 in PA d: 28 Jul 1918 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA ....................... +Johanna Ellen O'Brian 1855 - 1937 b: 29 May 1855 in Derry twp., Westm., co., PA m: 18 Jun 1879 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA d: 19 Mar 1937 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA ............................. 4 Mary Beattie 1881 - 1964 b: Apr 1881 d: 1964 ............................. 4 Frank Neville Beattie 1883 - 1969 b: 17 Feb 1883 d: 1969 ............................. 4 Clara May Beattie 1885 - b: Jun 1885 ................................. +Arch R. Graham ............................. 4 Tirzah Lenora Beattie 1888 - 1976 b: 15 Jan 1888 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA d: 25 Apr 1976 in Sarasota, FL ................................. +Lewis Harvey Fennell 1892 - 1974 b: 08 Sep 1892 m: 17 Jan 1915 d: 22 Oct 1974 ............................. 4 John Carlisle Beattie 1890 - 1971 b: 23 Jul 1890 d: 1971 ................................. +Anna Gallagher 1887 - 1972 b: 1887 d: 1972 ............................. 4 Anna O'Brian Beattie 1893 - 1969 b: May 1893 d: 1969 ............................. 4 Margaret Ellen Beattie 1899 - b: Jan 1899 ................................. +Rutherford Boyd ........ 2 John Beattie 1822 - b: Abt. 1822 in Ireland ............ +Martha J. Cannon 1821 - b: Nov 1821 in PA ................... 3 Thomas H. Beattie 1856 - b: Abt. 1856 in PA ................... 3 Sarah E. Beattie 1858 - b: Abt. 1858 in PA ................... 3 Alexander H. Beattie 1861 - b: Abt. 1861 in PA ................... 3 John Oliver Beattie 1863 - b: Apr 1863 ....................... +Clara E. Kirkpatrick 1872 - b: Mar 1872 m: Abt. 1897 ........ 2 Maria Beattie 1806 - 1849 b: Abt. 1806 in Ireland d: 1849 ............ +David Brown 1804 - 1879 b: Abt. 1804 m: 1835 d: 29 Apr 1879 ........ 2 Jane Beattie 1810 - b: Bet. 1810 - 1815 in Ireland ........ 2 Eliza Beattie 1818 - b: Abt. 1818 in Ireland ........ 2 Sarah Beattie ............ +Unknown Shaw

This is a family I've seen in books for many years. Using the 1906 Hist of Westmoreland co., PA and other sources I put the family together. They marry into some of the very early colonial families but came to the US in 1826. Rather amazing how those Beatties' liked the Pattersons. If anyone wants a .ged file let me know. I couldn't find this as a lineage. Donna L-3 Descendants of Robert Beattie Generation No. 1 1. ROBERT2 BEATTIE (WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1770 in of Knockbracken Parish, Co., Down Irel., and died 18 Sep 1852 in Westmoreland co., PA. He married MARTHA WELSH. She was born 1776, and died 1833. Notes for ROBERT BEATTIE: Came to America in 1826 1830 United States Federal Census Name: Robt Batty Township: Derry County: Westmoreland State: Pennsylvania a problem here 00111-0012101 *1840 United States Federal Census about Robert Beatty Name: Robert Beatty Township: Salem County: Westmoreland State: Pennsylvania 00010001-000011 1 m 50-60 1 m 15-20 1 f 20-30 1 f 30-40 1850 United States Federal Census Name: Robert Beatty Age: 80 Estimated birth year: abt 1770 Birth Place: Ireland Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Robert Beatty 80 farm 3000 Ireland Jane 40 Ireland Eliza 32 Ireland John 28 Ireland Robert R. 10 PA (son of Josiah) Maria Jane 8/12 PA ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sterrett, James H. "Reformed Presbyterian Church Register of Rev. John Cannon 1816-1836 Greensburg, Westmoreland County, Part II Conclusion." WPGSQ 20 no. 2 (Fall 1993): 7. 9/2/1827 Before our sacrament, Elisabeth BROWN (dead), wife of Dr. B., Blairsville, on certificate & personal examination; Mrs. TAYLOR, mother of John McCLURE, on examination; James MILLER, Martha & Sarah RAINEY, Elisa THOMPSON, Jane JOHNSTON & Thomas GAILEY, all on examination: and James THOMPSON; Robert BEATY on certificate from Ireland; Martha SIMPSON on examination ------------------------------------------------- Subject: [BP2000-L] Robert BEATTY, New Alexandria, PA Resent-Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 06:03:42 -0700 Resent-From: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2000 08:56:41 -0400 From: RonLyn Mockenhaupt <ronm@westol.com> To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Found the following in an abstract from The Covenanter Magazine, 1845-1862 Western PA Obituaries in the Reformed Presbyterian Church...abstracted by Dr. James H. Sterrett. Robert BEATTY, b. Knockbracken, Ireland; came to U. S. 1826 and settled near New Alexandria (Derry Twp. Westmoreland County); died 18 Sept 1852 aged 82 years and 5 months. He's not mine. Linda Mockenhaupt L132 ----------------------------------- 1. The Fennell and Beattie families of Westmoreland County, PA : a family history Fennell, Frank C. Fennell family; Beattie family; Baer family; O'Brian family; Shaffer family; Portzer family; Keltz family; Patterson family; Pennsylvania; Germany; Donald Harvey Fennell was born 21 November 1916 in New Alexandria, Pennsylvania. His parents were Lewis Harvey Fennell (1892-1974) and Tirzah Leonora Beattie (1888-1976). Last Will and Testament of Robert Beatty No. 3 of 1854 In the name of God Amen. I Robert Beatty, weak in body but sound in mind, do make this my Last Will and Testament. First, I commend my soul to God in Christ for the consummation of that salvation which I hope the blessed Spirit had commenced & my body to the dust in hope of blessed resurrection. Second, I bequeath to my son John my real estate & personal property excepting the articles after specified. Third, I bequeath to my daughters Jane and Eliza each three hundred dollars, a bed & bedding, a cow of their own choice, & to Eliza her wheel & reel, with each a bureau. Fourth, I bequeath one hundred dollars to my daughter Maria Brown. Fifth, I leave to Martha ? Brown, my grandaughter fifty dollars. Sixth I leave to Sarah F. Brown, my grandaughter, fifty dollars. Seventh, I leave to Robt. Renwick Beatty fifty dollars. All these sums to be pais to the adults immediately after my decease & to the juniors, my grandchildren, as they come of age: this business together with the schooling of Robert R. Beatty & binding him to a trade when eighteen, I commit to the charge of my son John, whom I hereby constitute and appoint the executor of this my last will & testament. In testimony of which I set my hand and seal to this instrument. Robert Beatty <seal> In presence of these witnesses. Thomas O. Brown Jas. S, Milligan Salem, Jan'y 15, 1847 Jan'y 19, 1854 Legally decreed to Probate, same day recorded. E. J. Keenan, Dep. Recr. Children of ROBERT BEATTIE and MARTHA WELSH are: 2. i. NANCY3 BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1800, Ireland; d. 1839. 3. ii. ROBERT WELSH BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1800, Ireland; d. 14 Nov 1859. 4. iii. JOSIAH BEATTIE, b. Bet. 1805 - 1815, Ireland; d. 09 Oct 1842. 5. iv. JOHN BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1822, Ireland. v. MARIA BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1806, Ireland; d. 1849; m. DAVID BROWN, 1835; b. Abt. 1804; d. 29 Apr 1879. vi. JANE BEATTIE, b. Bet. 1810 - 1815, Ireland. Notes for JANE BEATTIE: 1860 United States Federal Census about Jane K Beatty Name: Jane K Beatty Age in 1860: 45 Birth Year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Gender: Female Post Office: New Alexandria Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Jane K Beatty 45 seamstress 400-50 Ireland Maria J Brown 9 PA same pg. William Nichols 40 shoemaker PA Hannah 40 or 46 PA Margaret J. Batty 16 PA vii. ELIZA BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1818, Ireland. viii. SARAH BEATTIE, m. UNKNOWN SHAW. Generation No. 2 2. NANCY3 BEATTIE (ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1800 in Ireland, and died 1839. She married THOMAS OLIVER BROWN Abt. 1825. He was born 15 Feb 1800 in New Alexandria, Westmoreland CO, PA, and died 08 Jun 1866 in New Alexandria, Westmoreland co., PA. Notes for NANCY BEATTIE: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx COLONIAL AND REVOLUTIONARY FAMILIES OF PENNSYLVANIA Editor: John W. Jordan, LL.D. Volume II Thomas Oliver Brown, born February 15, 1800, died June 8, 1866, married (first) Nancy Beattie, born 1800, died November 8, 1839, a sister of Maria Beattie, (above mentioned) and a daughter of Robert and Martha (Welsh) Beattie, and grandaughter of William Beattie, of Knockbracken, near Belfast, Ireland, who came from a family, several of whose members were banished for participation in the Rebellion of 1798. This was fitting blood to mate with the Browns. The children of Thomas Oliver and Nancy (Beattie) Brown were as follows: Martha Welsh, (Mrs. David P. Marshall) of Arkansas City, Kansas; David Oliver married Mary Stewart, Saltburg, Pennsylvania; Sarah Jane, (Mrs. William Steel) (See John B. Steel); Margaret Erskine, (Mrs. John M. Elder) Derry township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania; Nancy Ann (Mrs. Henry Seanor) Gueda Springs, Kansas; Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. James Monroe) Loyalhanna township, Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania. Thomas Oliver Brown married (second) Sarah Patterson, born September 30, 1801, died December 30, 1857, of near New Alexandria, and (third) Margaret Campbell, of near West Newton. By neither of these last two unions was there an issue. He is buried, as is his wife Nancy (Beattie) Brown, in the Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) Church-yard, at New Alexandria, of which, like his ancestors, he and his children were members. All the persons mentioned in this Thomas Oliver Brown memoir, his ancestors and his children, are now deceased, the last survivor being Mrs. Sarah Jane xxxxxxxxxxxxxx The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 108 page 305 Mrs. Irene E. Barnhart Ward. DAR ID Number: 107943 Born in Westmoreland County, Pa. Wife of Harold S. Ward. Descendant of James Steel, Joseph Sherrick, Andrew Walker, David Brown and John Shupe, as follows: 1. George Shupe Barnhart (b. 1867) m. 1889 Agnes Beatty Steel (b. 1865). 2. William R. Barnhart (1841-1922) m. 1863 Catherine Sherrick Shupe (1839-1917); William Steel (1833-1912) m. 1860 Sarah Brown (1835-1906). [p.305] 3. John Steel (1789-1860) m. 1813 Martha Walker (1793-1842); George Shupe (1809-72) m. 1838 Anna Sherrick (1811-86); Thomas Oliver Brown (1800-66) m. 1832 Nancy Beatty (1800-39). 4. James Steel m. 1784 Elizabeth Donaldson; Joseph Sherrick, Jr. (1789-1864), m. 1810 Barbra Bridler (1787-1857); Andrew Walker m. Sarah Donaldson (d. 1830); David Brown m. 1799 Margaret Oliver (1769-1843); John Shupe, Jr., (1780-1861), m. Catherine Shupe (1786-1836). 5. Joseph Sherrick m. 1785 Anna Musser (1759-1850); John Shupe m. Mary Messer (1756-1843). James Steel (1741-1823) was a member of the Mt. Pleasant Associators and also served in the Jerseys and elsewhere. He was born in Castle Blarney, Ireland; died at Sewickley Manor, Pa. Also No. 71327. Joseph Sherrick (1734-1807) served as private in Capt. Alexander Scott, Jr.'s, company, Colonel Seigler's 4th battalion, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Switzerland; died in Lancaster County, Pa. Andrew Walker served as private under Captains Askey and McConnel, Colonel Culbertson's 4th battalion, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Scotland; died, 1823, in Brooke County, W. Va. David Brown (1757-1841) served as private in Capt. James Irwin's company, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Ireland; died in New Alexandria, Pa. John Shupe (1750-1835) served as private in Capt. Nicholas Lutz's company, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Westmoreland County, Pa. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Notes for THOMAS OLIVER BROWN: 1850 United States Federal Census about Samuel P Beatty Name: Samuel P Beatty Age: 10 Estimated birth year: abt 1840 Birth Place: Pennsylvania Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Thomas Brown 49 farm 3000 PA Sarah 47 PA Martha 17 PA David 16 PA Sarah 14 PA Margaret 12 PA Mary 11 PA Nancy 10 PA Samuel P. Beatty 10 PA (child of Josiah) 1860 United States Federal Census about Patterson Beatty Name: Patterson Beatty Age in 1860: 20 Birth Year: abt 1840 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: New Alexandria Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Thos O Brown 60 farm 4500-500 Oliver Brown 26 school teacher PA Margaret Brown 21 PA Mary Brown 20 PA Nancy Brown 19 PA Patterson Beatty 20 laborer PA John Taylor 9 PA *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) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More About THOMAS OLIVER BROWN: Burial: Ref. Pres. Church yard, New Alexandria, PA Children of NANCY BEATTIE and THOMAS BROWN are: i. MARTHA WELSH4 BROWN, b. 1833; m. DAVID P. MARSHALL, MAJ.; b. of Arkansas City, KS. ii. DAVID OLIVER BROWN, b. Abt. 1834, of Saltsburg, PA; m. MARY STEWART. iii. SARAH JANE BROWN, b. 1836; d. 1906; m. WILLIAM STEEL; b. 01 Oct 1833. iv. MARGARET ERSKINE BROWN, b. 1838; m. JOHN M. ELDER; b. of Derry twp., Westmoreland, PA. v. MARY ELIZABETH BROWN, b. Abt. 1839; m. JAMES MONROE; b. of Saltsburg, PA. vi. NANCY ANN BROWN, b. Abt. 1840; m. HENRY SEANOR; b. of Winfield, KS. 3. ROBERT WELSH3 BEATTIE (ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1800 in Ireland, and died 14 Nov 1859. He married ELIZABETH PATTERSON 30 Jun 1826 in Drumbo Parish County Down, Ireland, daughter of JAMES PATTERSON. She was born Abt. 1802. Notes for ROBERT WELSH BEATTIE: 1870 Westmoreland co., PA Derry twp. pg. 90 Josiah Beatty 28 farmer 2400-590 Ireland Eliza 60 Ireland Isabella 38 Ireland Robert Thompson 22 laborer Ireland 1880: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Source: FHL Film 1255204 National Archives Film T9-1204 Page 102D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Josiah BEATY Self M S W 38 IRE Occ: Farmer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Eliza BEATY Mother F S W 78 IRE Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Bella BEATY Sister F S W 49 IRE Occ: Housekeeper Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Notes for ELIZABETH PATTERSON: From: "Laurel Baty" <laurelbaty@comcast.net> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [BP2000] James P. Beatty, PA, IRE, mother Elizabeth, Civil war Date: Saturday, February 21, 2004 7:50 PM James P. Beattie, "A" 38 Pa Infantry, Mother Elizabeth (#163,627) In 1868 Elizabeth Beattie a resident of Newtownbreda(?) County of Down, Ireland aged 65 applies for a Mother's pension. She is the mother of James P. Beattie who was a 1st Lieutenant in Company "A" commanded by Captain Smith of the 9th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteer Reserve Corps in the war of 1861 and who was killed at White Oak Swamp, Virginia on or about the 28th day of June 1862 in action. She is the widow of Robert W. Beattie, whom she married at Drumbo Parish County Down, Ireland on June 30, 1826. Robert Beattie died on November 14, 1859. There is an extract from the Marriage Register parish of ???Co of Down, Ireland: "1826, June 30 Robert Welsh Beaty & Elizabeth Patterson both of this parish, by license" Elizabeth states "now one daughter only lives with her, and that since her husbands' death, and the death of her promising sons the aforesaid James P. Beattie and her son John D. Beattie Corporal also in the Northern Army who was killed near Spottsylvania about the 1st of June 1864 she has suffered much, and has not that vigour of mind and body she once possessed. That she finds great difficulty in obtaining the means to support a comfortable subsistence since the contributions to her support from her son ceased." In 1870, Eliza Beattie aged 66 a resident of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania sates she applied for a pension "after her son's death while she was a resident of Ireland in the Kingdom of Great Britain." James Shaw and John Beatty are witnesses to her signature. They state "we knew John D. Beattie another son of said Eliza Beattie, the claimant, and that he the said John D. enlisted as a Private in Company "G" 102 Regt. Pennsylvania Volunteers in the war of 1861 and who was also killed in action on the 10th day of May AD 1864 at Spotsylvania Virginia." Laurel Baty, L252 Children of ROBERT BEATTIE and ELIZABETH PATTERSON are: i. JOSIAH4 BEATTIE, b. Dec 1842, Ireland. Notes for JOSIAH BEATTIE: 1900 United States Federal Census about Josiah Beattie Name: Josiah Beattie Home in 1900: Simpson, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1853 Birthplace: Ireland Relationship to head-of-house: Head Race: White Occupation: View image Immigration Year: 1869 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Josiah Beattie 47 head dec1842 single Ire Ire Ire (1869-31-NA)farmer Bella Beattie 69 sister nov 1830 single (1869-31)school teacher Anna M Beattie 29 niece aug1870 single PA Ire PA school teacher ii. ISABELLA BEATTIE, b. Nov 1830, Ireland. iii. JAMES P. BEATTIE, d. 28 Jun 1862. Notes for JAMES P. BEATTIE: This one? 1860 United States Federal Census about James P Beatie Name: James P Beatie Age in 1860: 25 Birth Year: abt 1835 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: Pittsburgh Ward 1, Allegheny, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Pittsburgh Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age James P Beatie 25 F L Rambow 19 iv. JOHN D. BEATTIE, d. 01 Jun 1864. 6. v. ROBERT BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1830, Ireland. 4. JOSIAH3 BEATTIE (ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born Bet. 1805 - 1815 in Ireland, and died 09 Oct 1842. He married MARY PATTERSON Abt. 1835, daughter of SAMUEL PATTERSON and CATHERINE CAMPBELL. She was born 1809, and died 17 Sep 1868. Notes for JOSIAH BEATTIE: 1880: New Alexandria, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania PAWestRobfile Source: FHL Film 1255204 National Archives Film T9-1204 Page 95A Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Robert R. BEATTIE Self M W W 40 PA Occ: Batching Fa: IRE Mo: PA Patterson BEATTIE Brother M S W 37 PA Occ: Batching Fa: IRE Mo: PA Children of JOSIAH BEATTIE and MARY PATTERSON are: i. ROBERT RENWICK4 BEATTIE, b. 22 Sep 1837; d. 20 Dec 1922; m. SARAH ANN WORKMAN, Abt. 1871; b. 1834; d. 1878. Notes for ROBERT RENWICK BEATTIE: 1890 Veterans Schedules about Robert R Beatty Veteran's Name: Robert R Beatty Home in 1890 (Township, County, State): New Alexandria, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Year enlisted: 1863 Year discharged: 1865 Rank: Private 1900 United States Federal Census about Alexander Beattie Name: Alexander Beattie Home in 1900: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Age: 57 Estimated birth year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Johanna E Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Alexander Beattie 57 Johanna E Beattie 44 Mary Beattie 19 Frank M Beattie 17 Clara M Beattie 14 Tirzah L Beattie 11 J Carlisle Beattie 9 Anna O Beattie 7 Margaret E Beattie 1 Robert R Beattie 62 ii. SAMUEL PATTERSON BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1840; d. 21 May 1883. Notes for SAMUEL PATTERSON BEATTIE: *1860 United States Federal Census about Patterson Beatty Name: Patterson Beatty Age in 1860: 20 Birth Year: abt 1840 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: New Alexandria Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Thos O Brown 60 farm 4500-500 Oliver Brown 26 school teacher PA Margaret Brown 21 PA Mary Brown 20 PA Nancy Brown 19 PA Patterson Beatty 20 laborer PA John Taylor 9 PA 7. iii. JOSIAH ALEXANDER BEATTIE, b. 14 Aug 1842, PA; d. 28 Jul 1918, New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA. 5. JOHN3 BEATTIE (ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1822 in Ireland. He married MARTHA J. CANNON. She was born Nov 1821 in PA. Notes for JOHN BEATTIE: 1850 United States Federal Census about Robert Beatty Name: Robert Beatty Age: 80 Estimated birth year: abt 1770 Birth Place: Ireland Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Robert Beatty 80 farm 3000 Ireland Jane 40 Ireland Eliza 32 Ireland John 28 Ireland Robert R. 10 PA (son of Josiah) Maria Jane 8/12 PA 1860 United States Federal Census about John Beatty Name: John Beatty Age in 1860: 38 Birth Year: abt 1822 Birthplace: Ireland Home in 1860: Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Five Points Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age John Beatty 38 farm 4500-800 Ireland Martha J Beatty 30 PA Thos H Beatty 4 PA Sarah E Beatty 2 PA Robert Beatty 27 school teacher Ireland 1870 PA WESTMORELAND SALEM 362 374 BEATY JOHN 52 farm IRE MARTHA J. 49 parents FOREIGN BORN; THOMAS H. 14 PA; ALEXANDER H. 9 PA; JOHN OLIVER 7 PA; 1880: Salem, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Source: FHL Film 1255204 National Archives Film T9-1204 Page 358D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John BEATTIE Self M M W 62 IRE Occ: Farmer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Martha J. BEATTIE Wife F M W 60 PA Occ: Keeps House Fa: PA Mo: PA T. H. BEATTIE Son M S W 22 PA Fa: IRE Mo: PA Alexander BEATTIE Son M S W 18 PA Fa: IRE Mo: PA John Oliver BEATTIE Son M S W 16 PA Fa: IRE Mo: PA 1900 United States Federal Census about Martha J Beatty Name: Martha J Beatty Home in 1900: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Age: 78 Estimated birth year: abt 1822 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Martha J Beatty 78 head nov 1821 wd 4 ch 3 lvg PA IRE PA Children of JOHN BEATTIE and MARTHA CANNON are: i. THOMAS H.4 BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1856, PA. ii. SARAH E. BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1858, PA. iii. ALEXANDER H. BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1861, PA. Notes for ALEXANDER H. BEATTIE: This one? 1900 United States Federal Census about A H Beaty Name: A H Beaty Home in 1900: Saltsburg, Indiana, Pennsylvania Age: 38 Estimated birth year: abt 1862 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Ella E Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age A H Beaty 38 head oct 1861 bank cashier PA Ire PA Ella E Beaty 40 wife jan 1860 mar 11 ys 1 ch 0 lvg iv. JOHN OLIVER BEATTIE, b. Apr 1863; m. CLARA E. KIRKPATRICK, Abt. 1897; b. Mar 1872. Notes for JOHN OLIVER BEATTIE: 1900 United States Federal Census about Oliver J Beatty Name: Oliver J Beatty Home in 1900: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Age: 35 Estimated birth year: abt 1865 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Clara E Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Oliver J Beatty 35 head apr 1865 mar 3 ys PA Ire PA teamster Clara E Beatty 28 wife mar 1872 mar 3 ys 0 ch 0 ch PA PA PA Livinia S Kirkpatrick 66 m-i-l apr 1834 wd 7 ch 2 lvg Generation No. 3 6. ROBERT4 BEATTIE (ROBERT WELSH3, ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1830 in Ireland. He married MARY E. REED, daughter of JAMES REED and MARGARET FLOYD. She was born Abt. 1835 in PA. Notes for ROBERT BEATTIE: Robert's dau. Anna M. is with Isabelle & Josiah in 1900 listed as a niece. 1870 Westmoreland co., PADerry twp. pg. 89 Robert Beatty 40 farmer -2060 Ireland Mary 35 PA Eliza J. 5 Ireland William R. 3 Ireland Robert C. 2 Ireland Jane Patterson 70 Ireland 1880: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania PAWestRob file Source: FHL Film 1255204 National Archives Film T9-1204 Page 104D Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Robert BEATY Self M M W 53 IRE Occ: Farmer Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Mary E. BEATY Wife F M W 45 PA Occ: Housekeeper Fa: PA Mo: PA Eliza Jane BEATY Dau F S W 14 IRE Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: PA William R. BEATY Son M S W 13 IRE Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: PA Robert C. BEATY Son M S W 11 IRE Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: PA Anna M. BEATY Dau F S W 9 PA Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: PA James P. BEATY Son M S W 8 PA Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: PA Martha C. BEATY Dau F S W 5 PA Occ: At Home Fa: IRE Mo: PA Notes for MARY E. REED: 200 Years of History in New Alexandria, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania By The Bicentennial History Committee Published by the New Alexandria Bicentennial Committee in Cooperation with the Community of New Alexandria, Pennsylvania BEATTIE FAMILY Robert Beattie emigrated to the New Alexandria area from Ireland. It was here that he met Mary E. Reed, who was a descendant of James Reed. James Reed was born in 1710, and came to Pennsylvania in 1728. It was here in Pennsylvania that he met and married Margaret Floyd. When Margaret was a child her family was attacked by Indians. Her parents put her on a horse and sent her away from the cabin, thus saving her life, for they were both killed. James and Margaret (Floyd) Reed were the parents of the following children: James, Joseph, Samuel, Benjamin, John, Thomas, Sarah, and Mary. Another descendant of James and Margaret Reed was Samuel Miller Reed. He was the son of General William Reed. It was Samuel Miller reed who built the Old Stone Inn in 1800. Robert Beattie decided to return to Ireland where he then sent for Mary E. Reed to join him. It was in Ireland that they were married and two of their children were born. They then returned here and settled on a farm three miles east of New Alexandria. This farm is now known as the Pignocco farm. Robert Beattie's brother Joshua Beattie lived on a farm close by; this farm is now known as the Harry Elliot farm. Robert and Mary (Reed) Beattie had the following children: Elizabeth J., William R., R. Campbell, Anna who married James Gibson, James P., and Martha C. William Reed Beattie, born in Ireland 1866, son of Mary Reed and Robert Beattie, married Anna Patterson. Anna Patterson was the daughter of Rebecca and Robert Patterson. She is mentioned in the history of the Patterson family, and was a direct descendant of Jane Craig. William and Anna (Patterson) Beattie had the following children: A. Lena M. Beattie, married J. Herbert Fennell. 1. Nelda M. Fennell married A. Alan Bowman a. Vicki Lynne Bowman, married Dean Walters. (1.) Brandy Deane Walters 2. James H. Fennell, married Veronica Strycula B. R. Ralph Beattie, married Mary Hill who died in 1950. He then later married Florence Ball. C. Hazel E. Beattie, who has taught school in the Derry Area School District for many years. D. Olive R. Beattie, married James A. Beatty 1. Donald A. Beatty E. Tirzah M. Beattie William Reed Beattie was a Deacon in the Reformed Presbyterian Church. Children of ROBERT BEATTIE and MARY REED are: i. ELIZABETH JANE5 BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1865, Ireland. 8. ii. WILLIAM REED BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1866, Ireland. iii. ROBERT CAMPBELL BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1868, Ireland. iv. ANNA M. BEATTIE, b. Aug 1870, PA; m. JAMES GIBSON. v. JAMES P. BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1872, PA. vi. MARTHA C. BEATTIE, b. Abt. 1875, PA. 7. JOSIAH ALEXANDER4 BEATTIE (JOSIAH3, ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born 14 Aug 1842 in PA, and died 28 Jul 1918 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA. He married JOHANNA ELLEN O'BRIAN 18 Jun 1879 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA, daughter of JEREMIAH O'BRIAN and JOHANNAH NEVILLE. She was born 29 May 1855 in Derry twp., Westm., co., PA, and died 19 Mar 1937 in New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA. Notes for JOSIAH ALEXANDER BEATTIE: 1860 United States Federal Census about Alex Beaty Name: Alex Beaty Age in 1860: 17 Birth Year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: New Alexandria Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Samuel Patterson 58 carpenter 4000-1000 PA Mary Patterson 49 PA Alex Beaty 17 PA Margreaty Beaty 10 PA 1880 Census Place: New Alexandria, Westmoreland, PennsylvaniaPaWestRob file Source: FHL Film 1255204 National Archives Film T9-1204 Page 94C Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace Alexander BEATTY Self M M W 36 PA Occ: Farmer Fa: IRE Mo: PA Ella BEATTY Wife F M W 24 PA Occ: Keeping House Fa: IRE Mo: IRE Andrew PATTERSON Uncle M S W 68 PA Occ: Boarding Fa: IRE Mo: IRE 1900 United States Federal Census about Alexander Beattie Name: Alexander Beattie Home in 1900: Derry, Westmoreland, Pennsylvania Age: 57 Estimated birth year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Johanna E Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Alexander Beattie 57 head aug 1842 mar 20 ys PA Ite PA Johanna E Beattie 44 wife may 1855 mar 20 ys 7 ch 7 ch PA Ire Ire Mary Beattie 19 dau apr 1881 single PA PA PA school teacher Frank M Beattie 17 son feb 1883 Clara M Beattie 14 dau jun 1885 Tirzah L Beattie 11 dau jan1888 J Carlisle Beattie 9 son jul 1890 Anna O Beattie 7 dau may 1893 Margaret E Beattie 1 dau jan 1899 Robert R Beattie 62 brother sep 1837 PA ire PA farm Children of JOSIAH BEATTIE and JOHANNA O'BRIAN are: i. MARY5 BEATTIE, b. Apr 1881; d. 1964. ii. FRANK NEVILLE BEATTIE, b. 17 Feb 1883; d. 1969. Notes for FRANK NEVILLE BEATTIE: World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about Frank Neville Beatty Name: Frank Neville Beatty City: New Alexandria County: Westmoreland State: Pennsylvania Birth Date: 17 Feb 1883 Race: White Roll: 1926982 DraftBoard: 5 NR Mrs. Johanna Beatty of New Alexandria iii. CLARA MAY BEATTIE, b. Jun 1885; m. ARCH R. GRAHAM. iv. TIRZAH LENORA BEATTIE, b. 15 Jan 1888, New Alexandria, Westm. co., PA; d. 25 Apr 1976, Sarasota, FL; m. LEWIS HARVEY FENNELL, 17 Jan 1915; b. 08 Sep 1892; d. 22 Oct 1974. v. JOHN CARLISLE BEATTIE, b. 23 Jul 1890; d. 1971; m. ANNA GALLAGHER; b. 1887; d. 1972. Notes for JOHN CARLISLE BEATTIE: World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about John Carlisle Beattie Name: John Carlisle Beattie City:New Alexandria County: Westmoreland State: Pennsylvania Birthplace: Pennsylvania Birth Date: 23 Jul 1890 Race: Caucasian (White) Roll: 1926982 DraftBoard: 5 Teacher at West Newton School-single vi. ANNA O'BRIAN BEATTIE, b. May 1893; d. 1969. vii. MARGARET ELLEN BEATTIE, b. Jan 1899; m. RUTHERFORD BOYD. Generation No. 4 8. WILLIAM REED5 BEATTIE (ROBERT4, ROBERT WELSH3, ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1866 in Ireland. He married ANNA PATTERSON, daughter of ROBERT PATTERSON and REBECCA ??. Children of WILLIAM BEATTIE and ANNA PATTERSON are: i. LENA M.6 BEATTIE, m. HERBERT FENNELL. ii. RALPH BEATTIE, m. (1) MARY HILL; d. 1950; m. (2) FLORENCE BALL, Aft. 1950. iii. HAZEL E. BEATTIE. 9. iv. OLIVE R. BEATTIE. v. TIRZAH M. BEATTIE. Generation No. 5 9. OLIVE R.6 BEATTIE (WILLIAM REED5, ROBERT4, ROBERT WELSH3, ROBERT2, WILLIAM1) She married JAMES A. BEATTY. Child of OLIVE BEATTIE and JAMES BEATTY is: i. DONALD A.7 BEATTY.

Civil War Pension of John G. Beatty; Independent Battery F Pennsylvania Light Artillery; Certificate # 747,152; filed Ohio On July 3, 1890 John G. Beatty, aged 63 and a resident of the Village of Columbiana, County of Columbiana, Ohio filed a declaration for Invalid Pension. He states he "enrolled on the 21st day of September, 1861 in Hampton's, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Battery of Light Artillery" as a Sergeant. He was honorably discharged March 15, 1863 at Aquia Creek, Virginia. John Beatty states "During the fall of 1849 I removed from the city of Allegheny Pennsylvania to Penn Township ten miles North East of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where I remained until my enlistment in the aforesaid Battery on September 21, 1861. My occupation prior to enlistment was that of carpenter in the summer and teacher in the winter season. After my return home in March 1863 I resided in the city of Allegheny, Pennsylvania until the spring of 1873 when I came to this town Columbiana, Ohio where I have since remained and which is my present residence since my return home my occupation has been that of foreman carpenter and superintendent of large buildings until the year 1872 since which time I have been engaged in the reading and practice of law occasionally doing a day surveying of land. From my infancy until Aug. 29th 1862 at which time I received the injury at Second Bull Run battle in Virginia I enjoyed the best of health." A Certificate of Disability For Discharge is in the file, containing the following description of John G. Beatty: "he was born in Boston, Massachusetts, is 35 years of age, five feet nine inches high, light complexion, light eyes, dark hair, and by occupation when enlisted a carpenter." In a deposition dated June 11, 1877, Columbiana, Columbiana County, Ohio, John G. Beatty sates "I came from Aquia Creek to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania after my discharge and went to my sister's, Mary Jane Mahany 43 Jefferson St., Allegheny City (I was a widower at this time.)" On form 3-402, dated March 23, 1898, John G. Beatty states he is married and his wife's maiden name was Emma Anderson. He was married July 5, 1893 at Leavittsburgh, Trumbull County, Ohio. He was previously married to Rachel Reynolds, who died June 23, 1860 at Verona, Pennsylvania. He then married Mary Jane Goodfriend, widow, who died August 7, 1889 at Columbiana, Ohio. He has three children living: John H. Beatty born May 27, 1853; Mrs. Matilda Wilson born January 21, 1852; Stephen Marion Beatty born November 24, 1856. John G. Beatty was last paid at the rate of $12 to June 4, 1902. He was dropped from the pension rolls due to his death July 23, 1902 (this information was obtained from the Post Master of Columbiana, Ohio). 1850 Wilkins, Allegheny Co. PA, p. 264 John F. Beatty 24 Carpenter PA Rachel 25 PA David 1 PA Joseph ?/12 PA 1860 Plum Township, Allegheny Co., PA p. 952 John Beaty 24 Carpenter Mass Rachel 34 Penn David 11 Penn Joseph 11 Penn Matilda 8 Penn John 7 Penn Stephen 3 Penn William 1 Penn 1870 Allegheny Ward 2, Allegheny, PA p. 118 Beatty, J. G. 44 Mass House Carpenter Mary 45 WVA Perry 19 PA John 16 PA Stephen 13 PA Matilda 18 PA 1880 Fairfield, Columbiana, OH p. 356 [Indexed Bratty] John G. Beatty 53 attorney born Mass, Parents born Ireland Mary J. 53 born WVA, parents born VA Stephen M. 23 born PA, father born Mass, mother born PA 1900 Fairfield, Columbiana, OH p. 9A [Indexed Beatley] Beatty, John G. 73 Sept. 1826 78 years old, married 8 years, born PA, parents born Mass. Emma 51 born Feb 1849, married 8 years , no children, born OH, parents born Ireland Laurel Baty, L252

Hi Sandford, I am collaterally connected to the L10 line. I am not blood line. Here is how I connect. See number 27. (Boles / Bales) 27. Rachel Beaty (Edward3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born About 1800 in PA. She married Alexander Bales, Boles About 1820 in Claiborne Co., TN. He was born About 1797 and died in Hancock Co., TN, son of William Boles, Bales and Martha McGrew, McGraw. Children of Rachel Beaty and Alexander Bales, Boles: i. 72. Martha Bales, Boles was born About 1822. ii. 73. Mary Bales, Boles was born About 1824. iii. 74. Edward Beaty Bales, Boles was born November 4, 1826 in Claiborne Co., TN and died November 11, 1910 in Lee Co., VA. iv. 75. Nancy Elizabeth Bales, Boles was born November 24, 1829 in Claiborne Co., TN. v. 76. Helen M. Bales, Boles was born About 1835. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ daughter Mary Bales married Jacob Wolfensbarger they had children Milton Wolfensbarger George Wolfensbarger Floyd Wolfensbarger Martha Wolfensbarger Jacob Wolfensbarger his parents are: Peter Wolfensbarger & Elizabeth (Betsy) Fletcher his parents are; Jacob Wolfensbarger & Nancy Sloan his parents: Peter Wolfensbarger & Susannah (Milly) Miller, Mueler his parents John (I) Wolfensbarger & Hannah Sumner My blood lineage is from John (I) Wolfensbarger & Hannah Sumner's daughter Hannah L. Wolfensbarger who married John (I) Gillock and this is my blood line. Does that help?? Nelda _________________________________________________________________ More photos, more messages, more storage—get 2GB with Windows Live Hotmail. http://imagine-windowslive.com/hotmail/?locale=en-us&ocid=TXT_TAGHM_migration_HM_mini_2G_0507

Hi Sandford, I am collaterally connected to the L10 line. I am not blood line. Here is how I connect. See number 27. (Boles / Bales) 1st Generation 1. Patrick Beaty , Beatty. Children of Patrick Beaty , Beatty and (unknown): i. 2. Edward Beaty, Beatty was born 1726 in PA and died 1796 in Tyrone Twp, Huntingdom Co., PA. Notes on Patrick Beaty , Beatty Notes L-10; BP2000 research... Wayland F. Dunaway, THE SCOTCH-IRISH OF COLONIAL PENNSYLVANIA. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1944. p. 68, states: "Water Street, an old village, was founded by a small group of Scotch-Irish, among whom was Patrick Beatty, the father of seven sons. As a canoe landing for the interior country, it was long an important point, the region roundabout being originally known as Canoe Valley." Water Street in Huntingdon Co PA is the small community where Edward raised his family. In 1966 I visited Water Street and the old family cemetery where Edward is buried as well as several earlier family members. Edward's will was the first one recorded in Huntingdon Co................................................Ray Beaty, March 22, 1998. 2nd Generation (Children) 2. Edward Beaty, Beatty (Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1726 in PA and died 1796 in Tyrone Twp, Huntingdom Co., PA. He married Ann maiden name unk. Beaty . Other events in the life of Ann maiden name unk. Beaty Occupation : name is possibly Eleanor Anne Martin Children of Edward Beaty, Beatty and Ann maiden name unk. Beaty: i. 3. John Beaty, Beatty was born 1752 in L-10 and died May 1829 in Huntingdon Co., PA. ii. 4. William Beaty was born in L-10 and died 1830 in Otterville, Cooper MO. iii. 5. Richard Beaty was born 1754 in Tyron Twp, Huntingdon PA and died Before March 16, 1844 in Lee Co., VA. iv. 6. Patrick Beaty was born 1755 and died 1832. v. 7. Edward Beaty was born About 1756 in PA, it is thought. and died December 27, 1845 in Lee Co., VA. vi. 8. Thomas Beaty was born About 1757 and died 1803. vii. 9. Robert Beaty was born June 12, 1762 and died June 10, 1837 in Pettis Co., MO. viii. 10. Nancy (Ann ?) Beaty was born 1765. ix. 11. Martin Beaty was born October 8, 1784 in Huntington Co., PA and died June 17, 1856 in Belmont, Gonzales Co., TX. Notes on Edward Beaty, Beatty HIST BP2000-L@rootsweb.com for more info. BP2000 project lineage 10 3rd Generation (Grandchildren) 3. John Beaty, Beatty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1752 in L-10 and died May 1829 in Huntingdon Co., PA. He married Mary Jackson . She was born 1765/1775 in L-10 and died 1820/1825, daughter of First name unk. Jackson and First name unknown Jackson, maiden name unkn. Other events in the life of John Beaty, Beatty Occupation : John Beaty's info researched by Donna at donavan@netins.net Education : & laurelbaty@comcast.net Please contact them for more info Other events in the life of Mary Jackson Occupation : 1810 censushuntingdon borough, hundingdon Co., PA Children of John Beaty, Beatty and Mary Jackson: i. 12. John Beaty was born in L-10. Notes on John Beaty, Beatty HIST or the Beatty Project 2000. 4. William Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born in L-10 and died 1830 in Otterville, Cooper MO. He married Sally maiden name unk. Beaty . She was born in L-10 . Children of William Beaty and Sally maiden name unk. Beaty: i. 13. William Beaty was born in L-10. ii. 14. First name unk. (#1) Beaty was born in L-10. iii. 15. First name unk (#2) Beaty was born in L-10. iv. 16. First name unk. (#3) Beaty was born in L-10. v. 17. Elizabeth (Beth) Beaty was born 1821 in Sumner Co., or Lincoln Co., TN and died June 20, 1864 in Sugar Run, Lee Co., VA. vi. 18. Robert Beaty. 5. Richard Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1754 in Tyron Twp, Huntingdon PA and died Before March 16, 1844 in Lee Co., VA. He married Elizabeth Morton About 1767 in PA. She died After 1850 in Lee Co., VA. Children of Richard Beaty and Elizabeth Morton: i. 19. Robert Burgoyne Beaty was born January 15, 1794 in Tyrone Twp, Huntingdon Co., PA and died December 22, 1848 in Jonesville, Lee Co., VA. 6. Patrick Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1755 and died 1832. He married Elizabeth Umstead in Huntington Co., PA. She was born 1757 and died 1832, daughter of Nicholas Umstead and Anna Davis. Children of Patrick Beaty and Elizabeth Umstead: i. 20. Elisabeth Beaty was born About 1798 in Huntingdon, Co., PA and died Before August 12, 1832. ii. 21. Edward (I) Beaty was born 1807 in Lee Co., VA and died November 23, 1867 in Edna, Texana, Jackson Co., TX. iii. 22. Mary Beaty. 7. Edward Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born About 1756 in PA, it is thought. and died December 27, 1845 in Lee Co., VA. He married Ann (Nancy) Umstead in near Fredericktown, MD. She died 1847, daughter of Nicholas Umstead and Anna Davis. Other events in the life of Edward Beaty Occupation : Served Rev War, Capt. Children of Edward Beaty and Ann (Nancy) Umstead: i. 23. Robert Beaty was born 1802. ii. 24. William Beaty died 1855 in MO. iii. 25. Elizabeth Beaty was born 1802. iv. 26. Ann Beaty was born 1797 and died in Cooper Co., MO. v. 27. Rachel Beaty was born About 1800 in PA. Notes on Edward Beaty HIST they lived about 30 miles from Jonesville, VA ~~~~~~~ >From Ray BP2000 Whisker's information on Edward Beatty (1756-1845) has an error in it: "Beatty, Edward (1756 to 27 December 1845) Born in the Allegheny Mts., near the Juanita River, a son of Robert Beatty. Married Nancy Umstead at Fredericktown, MD. Lived near Huntingdon. Served 1780-83 under Lt. John VanSant. In 1803 moved to Lee Co., VA., died there." Edward was the son of Edward (1826-1796)......proven by Edward Sr.'s will......all are our Lineage 10. Some have claimed that Edward Sr. was the son of L1 Robert Beatty in Ulster Co NY but L1 primary documentation shows that not to be true.... Ray ~~~~~~~~~ 8. Thomas Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born About 1757 and died 1803. He married Rachel Fee April 22, 1802 . Other events in the life of Thomas Beaty Occupation : contact David Roop dlroop@hotmail.com Children of Thomas Beaty and Rachel Fee: i. 28. Jane Beaty was born About 1803 in Huntingdon, Co., PA and died February 25, 1869 in Decatur, Morgan Co, Ala. 9. Robert Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born June 12, 1762 and died June 10, 1837 in Pettis Co., MO. He married Sarah Parrott September 20, 1809 in AL ?. She died in Pettis Co., MO. Children of Robert Beaty and Sarah Parrott: i. 29. Lucretia Beaty was born June 10, 1811 and died 1822. ii. 30. Narcissa Beaty was born November 22, 1813 and died About 1834 in Houston Cemetery, Limestone County, Alabama. iii. 31. Mary Jackson Beaty was born April 16, 1815 in Alabama and died April 20, 1856. iv. 32. Napoleon Beaty was born April 24, 1817 and died March 29, 1853 in Petis Co., Missouri. v. 33. Glorivinia Beaty was born September 26, 1818 and died June 24, 1894. vi. 34. Jerome Beaty was born November 18, 1820 and died December 27, 1830 in Limestone Co., AL. Notes on Robert Beaty Notes Research from BP2000, and Donna.. 1820 Limestone County, AL Robert Beatty 1 white male over 21 1 white male under 21 2 white females over 21 4 white females under 21 Total of whites 7 ? People of color 11 Total of slaves 4 No. of acres cultivated 0 No. of hands 2 No. of bales of cotton 300 Average weight 0 Gins 0 Saws 0 Mills ~~~~~~~ Robert Beatly 1830-Limestone co., AL unk. twp pg. 6 1 m 5-10 1 m 1015 1 m 30-40 1 m 70-80 1 f 5-10 4 f 10-15 1 f 15-20 1 f 30-40 1 f 40-50 ~~~~~~~~~ 1840 Limestone Co., AL Sarah Baty 1 f 50-60 1 f 20-30 1 f 5-10 1 m 15-20 2 m 10-15 1840 Limestone Co., AL Sarah Baty 1 f 50-60 1 f 20-30 1 f 5-10 1 m 15-20 2 m 10-15 and in 1830 there is an indexed Robert Bealy which looks a lot like it is Robert Beatly Limestone co., AL unk. twp pg. 6 1 m 5-10 1 m 1015 1 m 30-40 1 m 70-80 1 f 5-10 4 f 10-15 1 f 15-20 1 f 30-40 1 f 40-50 XXXXXXXXXXXXXX And in an earlier posting: Rather an interesting coincidence. From: <TEERAN54@aol.com> To: <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: [BP2000] Robert Beaty in Limestone County, AL Date: Thursday, June 20, 2002 2:48 PM From: Early Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi Settlers, 1700s-1800s -------- by: James Edmonds Saunders found in Genealogy.com 1820 Limestone County, AL Robert Beatty 1 white male over 21 1 white male under 21 2 white females over 21 4 white females under 21 Total of whites 7 ? People of color 11 Total of slaves 4 No. of acres cultivated 0 No. of hands 2 No. of bales of cotton 300 Average weight 0 Gins 0 Saws 0 Mills xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More About ROBERT BEATY: Fact 2: Otterville, Cooper, Missouri Children of ROBERT BEATY and SARAH PARROTT are: i. LUCRETIA4 BEATY, b. 10 Jun 1811; d. 1822. ii. NARCISSA BEATY, b. 22 Nov 1813; m. JAMES W. CRENSHAW, Abt. Feb 1831, Athens, Limestone co., AL. Notes for JAMES W. CRENSHAW: >From "Marriages from early Tennessee Newspapers 1794-1851" edited by the Rev. Silas Emmett Lucas, Jr. Page 108: Crenshaw, Maj. James W. married at Athens, Ala to Miss Narcissa Beaty. "National Banner & Nashville Whig" (Fri. Feb. 18, 1831) ------------ >From "Tombstone Inscriptions of Limestone County, Alabama (Excluding City Cemeteries) compiled and edited by Linda H. Smith, Limestone County Historical Society Page 231 Houston Cemetery Beaty, Jerome, 10 yrs, 1 mo., 9 days Dec. 27, 1830 Beaty, Lucretia, 10 yrs, 10 mos, 27 days May 7, 1822 Crenshaw, Narcissa, 21 yrs, 8 mos, 19 days Crenshaw, Robert F. aged 22 days (Stone indicates Narcissa & Robert are buried in the same grave. It is not known who is buried next to Narcissa as all information on the slab has been destroyed.) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 10. Nancy (Ann ?) Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1765. She married John Adams . He died in Blair Co., PA. Other events in the life of Nancy (Ann ?) Beaty Education : of Franktown settlement, PA(?) Children of Nancy (Ann ?) Beaty and John Adams: i. 35. John Beatty Adams. 11. Martin Beaty (Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born October 8, 1784 in Huntington Co., PA and died June 17, 1856 in Belmont, Gonzales Co., TX. He married 1st Elizabeth Grant Hogan December 24, 1805 in VA. She was born July 2, 1786 and died April 17, 1817 in Lee Co., VA. He married 2nd Elizabeth S. Catron August 14, 1820 in Wayne Co., KY. She was born 1798 in VA . Other events in the life of Martin Beaty Burial : Belmont, Gonzales Co., TX Occupation : farmer Other events in the life of Elizabeth S. Catron Burial : October 25, 1872 in Belmont, Gonzales Co., TX Children of Martin Beaty and Elizabeth Grant Hogan: i. 36. Mulenburg Hogan Beaty was born 1806. ii. 37. William King Beaty was born 1809. iii. 38. John Rittenhouse Beaty was born 1811. Children of Martin Beaty and Elizabeth S. Catron: iv. 39. Fulton Beaty was born 1821 in Wayne Co., KY. v. 40. Elizabeth S. Beaty was born 1822 in KY and died 1858. vi. 41. Addison Beaty was born 1823 in KY and died 1868. vii. 42. Daniel Beaty was born 1828 in KY. viii. 43. Diences Beaty was born 1829 in KY and died 1897. ix. 44. Matilda J. Beaty was born 1829 in KY and died 1870 in Belmont Co., TX. x. 45. Peter Catron Beaty was born 1832 in KY. xi. 46. Antonette Beaty was born 1833 in KY. xii. 47. Emineldes Alice Beaty was born 1837 in KY. xiii. 48. Sarah Moon Beaty was born 1839 in KY. Notes on Martin Beaty HIST compared slave schedule and actual census as Beaty 4th Generation (Great-Grandchildren) 12. John Beaty (John3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born in L-10. 13. William Beaty (William3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born in L-10. 14. First name unk. (#1) Beaty (William3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born in L-10. 15. First name unk (#2) Beaty (William3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born in L-10. 16. First name unk. (#3) Beaty (William3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born in L-10. 17. Elizabeth (Beth) Beaty (William3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1821 in Sumner Co., or Lincoln Co., TN and died June 20, 1864 in Sugar Run, Lee Co., VA. She married 1st James A. G. Ely July 28, 1838 in Lincoln Co., TN. He was born 1809 in Lee Co., VA and died 1852/1860 in Lee Co., VA. She married 2nd David Orr After 1852 . He was born About 1801 in Giles Co., VA . Other events in the life of Elizabeth (Beth) Beaty Occupation : possibly not the daughter of this William Education : L-10 Other events in the life of James A. G. Ely Education : L-10 Children of Elizabeth (Beth) Beaty and James A. G. Ely: i. 49. Mary Jane Ely was born July 30, 1844 in Lee Co., VA and died July 5, 1875 in Lemar, TX. ii. 50. James M. Ely was born About 1849. iii. 51. Alexander W. Ely was born About 1852. Notes on Elizabeth (Beth) Beaty HIST another record shows married 1838, Lincoln Co., TN 18. Robert Beaty (William3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1). 19. Robert Burgoyne Beaty (Richard3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born January 15, 1794 in Tyrone Twp, Huntingdon Co., PA and died December 22, 1848 in Jonesville, Lee Co., VA. He married Letitia Ewing About 1835 . She was born About 1811 in Jonesville, Lee Co., VA and died July 4, 1853 in Jonesville, Lee Co., VA. Children of Robert Burgoyne Beaty and Letitia Ewing: i. 52. Elizabeth Saunders Beaty was born 1836. ii. 53. Catherine Eliza Beaty was born About 1838 in Lee Co., VA. iii. 54. John Alexander Beaty was born May 24, 1840 in Lee Co., VA and died January 7, 1907 in Denton Co., TX. iv. 55. Salina (Celina) H. Beaty was born 1842 and died 1884. v. 56. Mary Jane Beaty was born June 18, 1843 and died August 16, 1928 in Jonesville, Lee Co., VA. vi. 57. Sarah A. Beaty was born About 1856. vii. 58. Narcissa A. H. Beaty was born 1848 and died 1941. viii. 59. Margaret B. Beaty was born 1850 and died 1883 in Lee Co., VA. 20. Elisabeth Beaty (Patrick3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born About 1798 in Huntingdon, Co., PA and died Before August 12, 1832. She married Peter White . He was born About 1798 . 21. Edward (I) Beaty (Patrick3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1807 in Lee Co., VA and died November 23, 1867 in Edna, Texana, Jackson Co., TX. He married 1st Sarah (Sally) Williams About 1826 in (VA?). She was born December 23, 1810 in Lee Co., VA and died January 17, 1829 in Texana (Santa Anna), Jackson County, Texas, daughter of Joab Williams and Nancy Campbell. He married 2nd Sarah Jane Pearce June 11, 1840 in Edna, Texana (Santa Anna), Jackson Co, TX. She was born March 23, 1817 in Champaign Co., OH and died November 8, 1879 in Jackson Co, TN, daughter of Jesse Pearce and Nancy Williams. Children of Edward (I) Beaty and Sarah (Sally) Williams: i. 60. Martin Williams Beaty was born December 29, 1828 in Jackson Co, TX and died July 2, 1833 in Jackson Co., TX. Children of Edward (I) Beaty and Sarah Jane Pearce: ii. 61. Mulingberg Hogan Beaty was born 1841 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died May 1861 in Macon, Georgia. iii. 62. Asa Wicker Beaty was born December 28, 1842 in Texana, Jackson Clo., TX and died October 3, 1873. iv. 63. Patrick Beaty was born January 17, 1845 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died August 16, 1876. v. 64. James Andrew Beaty was born June 5, 1846 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died 1861 / Civil War in State is unknown. vi. 65. Samuel Patrick Beaty was born August 19, 1848 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died March 11, 1879 in Texana, Jackson Co, TX. vii. 66. Edward (II) Beaty was born January 18, 1850 in Edna, Texana (Santa Anna), Jackson Co, TX and died About 1913 in Cleburne, Johnson Co, or Newberg (Comanche) Co, TX. viii. 67. Nichols Umstead Beaty was born March 6, 1852 in Edna, Texana (Santa Anna), Jackson Co, TX and died March 28, 1853 in Edna, Texana (Santa Anna), Jackson Co, TX. ix. 68. William Beaty was born October 6, 1853 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died January 1921. x. 69. John Patrick Beaty was born October 19, 1855 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died May 26, 1936 in Del Rio, Val Verde Co., TX. xi. 70. Martha Matilda Beaty was born April 7, 1858 in Edna, Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died December 6, 1929 in Comanche, Comanche Co, TX.. xii. 71. Jesse Wicker Beaty was born August 21, 1860 in Texana, Jackson Co., TX and died unknown in CA. Notes on Edward (I) Beaty Notes BEATY FAMILY HISTORY by Norma Mae Beaty Crye, 1988, The largest percentage of this research on this branch comes from this book and Audrey Evans Beatty in Feb. 2000. Notes at each descendant are her notes. She may be contacted through the Beatty Project 2000. ~~~~~~~~~~~ 1850 Jackson co., TX Unknown pg. 211 (L-10) Edward Beaty 43 farm 6600 VA Sarah Jane 33 VA M.H. 9 (m) TX James A. 3 TX Sam'l P. 1 TX Edward 4/12 TX James? Kinney 53 (m) farmer TN (Beaty, Edward & Pierce, Sarah J. married Jun 8, 1840 Jackson County, TX) ~~~~~~~~~~~ 1860 Jackson co., TX Texana PO pg. 381 E. Beaty 52 (m) farmer 17988-13364 Lee co., VA Sarah J. 42 Champaign co., OH M.H. 19 (m) Jackson co., TX James A. 14 Jackson co., TX Samuel P. 12 Jackson co., TX Edward 10 Jackson co., TX William 7 Jackson co., TX John P. 4 Jackson co., TX Martha M. 2 Jackson co., TX William Wilson 43 laborer 300 Germany ~~~~~~~~~~ 1870 Jackson co., TX Wharton PO pg. 457 S. J. Beaty 53 keep house 10,000-3000 OH S. P. 21 farmer TX Edward 20 at home TX William 17 TX J.R. 15 TX Martha M. 10 TX J. B. 10 (m) TX H. B. Arrington 24 Ark ~~~~~~~~~~ Subj: [BP2000] Edward Beaty-Sara Jane Pearce VA/OH to Texas Date: 6/8/01 3:41:01 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: beachmouse@gulftel.com (Jan Allison) To: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com Does anybody recognize this line? Thanks. Edward Beaty 1807 Lee Co. VA - 1867 Jackson Co, TX m. Sara Jane Pearce 1817 Champaign Co, OH - 1879 Jackson Co. TX; married 6-11-1840 Texana, Jackson Co. TX Children (all born Jackson Co. TX) may include: Mulingberg Hogan, Patrick, Samuel Patrick, Asa Wicker, Edward, Martha Matilda, John Patrick, Nichols Imstead, Jesse Wicker, James Andrew, William ************************************** ************************************** Different descendants notes: Edward was 52 years old in 25 July 1860 census. He was married to Sarah Jane 43, and had 7 children listed: M.H. 19, James A. 14, Samuel P. 12, Edward 10, William 7, John P. 4, and Martha M. 2. Edward was from Lee Co, VA, Sarah was from Champaign Co, Ohio, Mulingberge was from Jackson Co, TX. Edward was a farmer, Sarah was a housewife, Mulingberge was a farmer, probably on the family farm. Each of the remaining children listed on this census were each born in Jackson Co, TX. Sources: The Bible of Martha Matilda Beaty Wilhelm which is now in the possession of Howard Moore, Rt 1, Sidney, TX Edward Beaty in Austin's 3rd Colony, Jackson Co, TX and his wife from Arkansas, Oct 21, 1830. 1840 Census Republic of Texas pg 84 Jackson Co. Edward Beatty Polls Land Other property 1 T4300 3 h 66 ca pg 87 Travis Co Thomas Beaty 1 pg 108 Travis Co John Beaty 1 pg 190 Travis Co Wm S Beatty 1 1sl 1sw pg 190 Travis Co M H Beatty 1 S32 1 out lot Austin 1/2 tl Austin 1 sl 8800 TX Marriages Vol 1 A-L 1824-1850 by Helen Swenson Groom Bride Date County Beaty Archibald James Elmira E 2-2-1841 Victoria Beaty Edward Pierce Sarah Jane 6-11-1840 Jackson Beaty James S Reynolds Rugher Ann 1-29-1846 Harris Beaty Mulinburge H Hunter Catharine C. 7-17-1843 Fayette Gilbert F Y Wilhelm Hulda 12-2-1837 Washington More About EDWARD BEATTY: Burial: Tyrone Township, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Occupation: Cattle Plantation Owner, farmer and Cobbler Record Change: 17 Jun 2004 22. Mary Beaty (Patrick3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1). She married James McKinney . 23. Robert Beaty (Edward3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1802. Notes on Robert Beaty HIST lived in Otterville, Cooper Co., MO 24. William Beaty (Edward3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) died 1855 in MO. He married Emily S. maiden name unk. Beaty . 25. Elizabeth Beaty (Edward3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1802. 26. Ann Beaty (Edward3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1797 and died in Cooper Co., MO. She married John Hogan . Notes on Ann Beaty HIST lived in MO 27. Rachel Beaty (Edward3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born About 1800 in PA. She married Alexander Bales, Boles About 1820 in Claiborne Co., TN. He was born About 1797 and died in Hancock Co., TN, son of William Boles, Bales and Martha McGrew, McGraw. Children of Rachel Beaty and Alexander Bales, Boles: i. 72. Martha Bales, Boles was born About 1822. ii. 73. Mary Bales, Boles was born About 1824. iii. 74. Edward Beaty Bales, Boles was born November 4, 1826 in Claiborne Co., TN and died November 11, 1910 in Lee Co., VA. iv. 75. Nancy Elizabeth Bales, Boles was born November 24, 1829 in Claiborne Co., TN. v. 76. Helen M. Bales, Boles was born About 1835. 28. Jane Beaty (Thomas3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born About 1803 in Huntingdon, Co., PA and died February 25, 1869 in Decatur, Morgan Co, Ala. She married Alexander A. Mc Cartney October 7, 1823 in Athens, McMinn Co., TN; Rev. D. P. Bestor. Other events in the life of Jane Beaty Occupation : lived in Huntingdon, PA before marriage Other events in the life of Alexander A. Mc Cartney Occupation : Printer, hotel keeper; listed 1830 census Limestone Co., Ala Education : of TN; 1850 census Morgan Co., Ala Division 10; Notes on Jane Beaty HIST had no children raised two nephews. sons of half sister 29. Lucretia Beaty (Robert3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born June 10, 1811 and died 1822. 30. Narcissa Beaty (Robert3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born November 22, 1813 and died About 1834 in Houston Cemetery, Limestone County, Alabama. She married James W. Crenshaw February 1831 in Athens, Limestone co., AL.. Children of Narcissa Beaty and James W. Crenshaw: i. 77. Robert F. Crenshaw was born About 1834 in Limestone County, Alabama and died lived 22 days about 1834 in Houston Cemetery, Limestone County, Alabama. Notes on Narcissa Beaty Notes >From "Tombstone Inscriptions of Limestone County, Alabama (Excluding City Cemeteries) compiled and edited by Linda H. Smith, Limestone County Historical Society Page 231 Houston Cemetery Beaty, Jerome, 10 yrs, 1 mo., 9 days Dec. 27, 1830 Beaty, Lucretia, 10 yrs, 10 mos, 27 days May 7, 1822 Crenshaw, Narcissa, 21 yrs, 8 mos, 19 days Crenshaw, Robert F. aged 22 days (Stone indicates Narcissa & Robert are buried in the same grave. It is not known who is buried next to Narcissa as all information on the slab has been destroyed.) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 31. Mary Jackson Beaty (Robert3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born April 16, 1815 in Alabama and died April 20, 1856. She married George Smith Houston November 19, 1835 . He was born January 10, 1811 in Williamson, Tennessee . Children of Mary Jackson Beaty and George Smith Houston: i. 78. David Robert Houston was born About 1837 and died 1889. ii. 79. Robert Beatty Houston. iii. 80. Margaret Irvine Houston died 1929. iv. 81. William Parrott Houston was born About 1846. v. 82. John H. Pugh Houston died 1926. vi. 83. Rosa Jones Houston. vii. 84. Ella Houston. 32. Napoleon Beaty (Robert3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born April 24, 1817 and died March 29, 1853 in Petis Co., Missouri. He married Cornelia F. White July 25, 1837 in Limestone Co., Alabama. She was born About 1822 in AL. . Children of Napoleon Beaty and Cornelia F. White: i. 85. Mary A. Beaty was born About 1838 in MO. ii. 86. Robert W. Beaty was born About 1840/42 in Pettis Co., MO. iii. 87. Sarah E. Beaty was born About 1842 in MO and died May 10, 1874 in Limestone Co., AL. iv. 88. Laura Beaty was born About 1844 in MO. v. 89. Cornelia Maria Beaty was born About 1847 in MO. vi. 90. William Beaty was born About 1850 in MO. Notes on Napoleon Beaty Notes Notes for NAPOLEON BEATY: 1840-Napoleon Beatty Township: Not Stated County: Pettis State: Missouri 10001-1001 1850 Petis Co., MO 68th Dist. Pg. 160 Napoleon Beatty 33 farmer 3000 AL Cornelia A. 28 AL Mary A. 12 MO Robert 10 MO Sarah 8 MO Laura 6 MO Maria 3 MO William 3/12 MO Charles Lewis 73 Superannuated (old) VA xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1860 Cooper co., MO Boonville City pg. 421 William Harley 56 farmer 50,000-25,000 Ireland C. F. 39 4,000-10,000 Ala Robert Beaty 18 farmer MO Laura 15 MO Cornelia 11 MO Wm. 8 MO Govenia B. Harley 6 MO xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx COOPER COUNTY, MO Beattie, Sally E.-Tanner, Samuel-8 Jun 1859 Baty, Louisa-Williams, Luke-14 Jul 1833 PETTIS COUNTY, MO Beaty, R. M.-Palmer, Mary H.- 11 Apr 1878 Beatty, George H.-Nisewanger, T. J.- 30 Jun 1883 Beatty, Mrs. Cornelia-Harley, William-13 Jul 1854 Beatty, Jane-Jenny, Johnathan-28 Dec 1854 Beatey, George W.-Scott, Mary Jane-31 Dec 1867 Beaty, Mrs. Kate-Still, William-29 Nov 1883 ~~~~~~~~~~~ 33. Glorivinia Beaty (Robert3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born September 26, 1818 and died June 24, 1894. She married John Richard Mason March 28, 1845 . Children of Glorivinia Beaty and John Richard Mason: i. 91. Robert Beatty Mason. ii. 92. John Ormond Mason. 34. Jerome Beaty (Robert3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born November 18, 1820 and died December 27, 1830 in Limestone Co., AL. Notes on Jerome Beaty Notes More About JEROME BEATY: Burial: Houston Cem., Limestone co., AL ~~~~~~~~~~ 35. John Beatty Adams (John1). 36. Mulenburg Hogan Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1806. 37. William King Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1809. 38. John Rittenhouse Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1811. 39. Fulton Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1821 in Wayne Co., KY. 40. Elizabeth S. Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1822 in KY and died 1858. 41. Addison Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1823 in KY and died 1868. 42. Daniel Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1828 in KY. 43. Diences Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1829 in KY and died 1897. 44. Matilda J. Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1829 in KY and died 1870 in Belmont Co., TX. 45. Peter Catron Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1832 in KY. 46. Antonette Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1833 in KY. 47. Emineldes Alice Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1837 in KY. 48. Sarah Moon Beaty (Martin3, Edward2, Patrick , Beatty1) was born 1839 in KY. See next email Nelda Nelda's websites - http://freepages.folklore.rootsweb.com/~bonsteinandgilpin/ _________________________________________________________________ PC Magazine’s 2007 editors’ choice for best Web mail—award-winning Windows Live Hotmail. http://imagine-windowslive.com/hotmail/?locale=en-us&ocid=TXT_TAGHM_migration_HM_mini_pcmag_0507

Hi Nelda Percival, I am in Lineage 10. I descend from Creed Rowland FULTON and Margaret Ann "Maggie" HAVELY. Are you related to Annie Lee FULTON? Thanks, Sandford Logan Weiler Jr. Lexington, Ky

Hello Gerri, I bought the book last week in Richmond at the NGS conference. Dr. Pruitt was there with a booth and had many of his books with TN, SC and NC land info. TN Land Warrants Volume 4 is in 3 parts, soft cover and has 491 pages crammed with info. Dr. Pruitt's website lists all his books: _http://home.earthlink.net/~abpruitt_ (http://home.earthlink.net/~abpruitt) The website also has a lot of great info about the early land grant procedures in NC and TN. Nel In a message dated 5/31/2007 3:13:25 AM Eastern Daylight Time, bp2000-request@rootsweb.com writes: Nel, Where did you get this book? How much did it cost? Gerri ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Nel, Is this a new email address for you? If so, I need to change my address book for you. Also, re the two entries I sent to you: In the first, the grant referenced land "adjoining" Alexander Beaty. This could be a different Alexander. In the second, it is a grant 'to' Alexander Beaty. Don't know if the distinction makes any difference. Just thought I would mention it. Willie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gerri Goodwin" <gerrigoodwin@cox.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 9:17 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Alexander Beaty Greene County Land Grant; Digest, Vol 2, Issue 151 > Nel, > Where did you get this book? How much did it cost? > Gerri > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <Nel141@aol.com> > To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 11:04 AM > Subject: Re: [BP2000] Alexander Beaty Greene County Land Grant;Digest, Vol > 2, Issue 151 > > >> >> Hello Willie, >> >> Thanks for this info. I don't think I have seen it before (or at least >> not >> lately) and it is very interesting. It certainly could have been near >> the >> area where the early L2B Beatys settled. Sullivan Co was created from >> Washington Co. in 1779. In 1783 Green Co. was also formed from >> Washington Co., and >> the two counties shared a longer border than they do today for a while. >> >> >> I wonder if this Alexander is an earlier L2 generation. I'm pretty sure >> that L2A's Alexander M. wasn't born until 1785-94 so that rules him out. >> My L2B >> Alexander was born in 1769 and if I read this right, he would have only >> been >> 11 when the grant was entered. I guess that is possible if he was >> REALLY >> big for his age, but... >> >> In his RevWar pension application, Thomas Travis who became L2B >> Alexander's >> father in law in 1801 says he lived in Greene Co. for four years from >> about >> 1798. That could at least put them all in the same area. Believe >> Alexander's >> father Billy lived south of the current Blountville area on Beaver Creek >> in >> Sullivan Co. >> >> I just got a new book and found the following entry for Alexander Beaty >> which also mentions Greene Co. I'm sure this one is my L2B Alexander >> with his >> brother Andrew listed as a chain carrier. I'm thinking he might have >> earned >> some money to pay the fees in 1793-4 when he was in the Indian War. >> Certainly >> wish I was smarter when it comes to land grants, etc., but I'm pretty >> sure >> some of these early settlers were also confused as to where they were >> living at >> any given time. >> >> >> "Tennessee Land Warrants, Vol 4, Greene Co. and Sullivan Co. Warrants" by >> Dr. A. B. Pruitt, >> page 59: >> Warrant # 413 (297). Mar 10, 1780 Alexander Laughlen enters 400 ac; >> border: >> joins John Carmack; (L)10; warrant issued, balance issued; [Alex >> Laughlin >> "warrant for 400 ac" 320 ac -- on warrant list; for grant see file #1757 >> in >> Greene Co.;warrant issued Jan 20, 1796 by Wm Snodgrass; warrant assigned >> Jan 20, >> 1796 by Alexander "Laughlin" to Alexander Beaty (Jacob Myers witness); >> Sept >> 28, 1796 Jas Gaines certifys entry fees paid; 80 ac surveyed Aug 24, >> 1796 >> by >> Joseph Brown; Andrew Beaty & Burd Deadridge, chain carriers; grant #1434 >> issued Nov 17, 1797; for grant to A Laughline see file #121 in Sullivan >> Co; (in >> same shuck with warrant 296); (see Warrant 296 for other details. >> >> Nel >> >> >> >> In a message dated 5/30/2007 3:23:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time, >> bp2000-request@rootsweb.com writes: >> >> From: "Willie R. Beaty" <wbeaty@twlakes.net> >> Subject: [BP2000] Alexander Beaty Greene County Land Grant >> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> >> Message-ID: <000801c7a205$7eb955c0$8a8090cf@DDZ75941> >> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" >> >> Nel, >> >> Last week I was in Greene and Washington Counties in Tennessee and found >> a >> reference to a land grant that was made to an Alexander Beaty and when I >> came >> home and looked in my notes under Alexander noticed some possibly >> disparant >> information. Without researching it, I can't tell whether a note I have >> from >> you regarding land grant in Green County KY on waters of Lick Creek is >> possibly different from what I found, or what. Here is what I found: >> >> In Early East Tennessee Taxpayers, XIV. Greene County, page 160, by >> Pollyanna Creekmore, the following entry: "page 365 No. 1433, Elizabeth >> Cameron - >> 260 acres in Greene County, adjoining Andrew English, Alexander Beaty. >> Sealed >> 11 April 1780. " >> and "page 367 No. 1434, Alexander Beatty - 80 acres on the waters of >> Lick >> Creek, adjoing James McBay, James condry. Entered 6 March 1780. Sealed >> 12 >> April >> 1797." >> >> Unless you are already aware of this reference, you might want to check >> it >> out, to see if it is the same Alexander Beaty. >> >> Hope you had a good Memorial Day week-end. >> >> Willie >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ************************************** See what's free at >> http://www.aol.com. >> 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 > > > 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 >

Nel, Where did you get this book? How much did it cost? Gerri ----- Original Message ----- From: <Nel141@aol.com> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2007 11:04 AM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Alexander Beaty Greene County Land Grant;Digest, Vol 2, Issue 151 > > Hello Willie, > > Thanks for this info. I don't think I have seen it before (or at least > not > lately) and it is very interesting. It certainly could have been near > the > area where the early L2B Beatys settled. Sullivan Co was created from > Washington Co. in 1779. In 1783 Green Co. was also formed from > Washington Co., and > the two counties shared a longer border than they do today for a while. > > > I wonder if this Alexander is an earlier L2 generation. I'm pretty sure > that L2A's Alexander M. wasn't born until 1785-94 so that rules him out. > My L2B > Alexander was born in 1769 and if I read this right, he would have only > been > 11 when the grant was entered. I guess that is possible if he was REALLY > big for his age, but... > > In his RevWar pension application, Thomas Travis who became L2B > Alexander's > father in law in 1801 says he lived in Greene Co. for four years from > about > 1798. That could at least put them all in the same area. Believe > Alexander's > father Billy lived south of the current Blountville area on Beaver Creek > in > Sullivan Co. > > I just got a new book and found the following entry for Alexander Beaty > which also mentions Greene Co. I'm sure this one is my L2B Alexander > with his > brother Andrew listed as a chain carrier. I'm thinking he might have > earned > some money to pay the fees in 1793-4 when he was in the Indian War. > Certainly > wish I was smarter when it comes to land grants, etc., but I'm pretty > sure > some of these early settlers were also confused as to where they were > living at > any given time. > > > "Tennessee Land Warrants, Vol 4, Greene Co. and Sullivan Co. Warrants" by > Dr. A. B. Pruitt, > page 59: > Warrant # 413 (297). Mar 10, 1780 Alexander Laughlen enters 400 ac; > border: > joins John Carmack; (L)10; warrant issued, balance issued; [Alex Laughlin > "warrant for 400 ac" 320 ac -- on warrant list; for grant see file #1757 > in > Greene Co.;warrant issued Jan 20, 1796 by Wm Snodgrass; warrant assigned > Jan 20, > 1796 by Alexander "Laughlin" to Alexander Beaty (Jacob Myers witness); > Sept > 28, 1796 Jas Gaines certifys entry fees paid; 80 ac surveyed Aug 24, 1796 > by > Joseph Brown; Andrew Beaty & Burd Deadridge, chain carriers; grant #1434 > issued Nov 17, 1797; for grant to A Laughline see file #121 in Sullivan > Co; (in > same shuck with warrant 296); (see Warrant 296 for other details. > > Nel > > > > In a message dated 5/30/2007 3:23:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > bp2000-request@rootsweb.com writes: > > From: "Willie R. Beaty" <wbeaty@twlakes.net> > Subject: [BP2000] Alexander Beaty Greene County Land Grant > To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <000801c7a205$7eb955c0$8a8090cf@DDZ75941> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Nel, > > Last week I was in Greene and Washington Counties in Tennessee and found > a > reference to a land grant that was made to an Alexander Beaty and when I > came > home and looked in my notes under Alexander noticed some possibly > disparant > information. Without researching it, I can't tell whether a note I have > from > you regarding land grant in Green County KY on waters of Lick Creek is > possibly different from what I found, or what. Here is what I found: > > In Early East Tennessee Taxpayers, XIV. Greene County, page 160, by > Pollyanna Creekmore, the following entry: "page 365 No. 1433, Elizabeth > Cameron - > 260 acres in Greene County, adjoining Andrew English, Alexander Beaty. > Sealed > 11 April 1780. " > and "page 367 No. 1434, Alexander Beatty - 80 acres on the waters of Lick > Creek, adjoing James McBay, James condry. Entered 6 March 1780. Sealed 12 > April > 1797." > > Unless you are already aware of this reference, you might want to check > it > out, to see if it is the same Alexander Beaty. > > Hope you had a good Memorial Day week-end. > > Willie > > > > > > > > ************************************** See what's free at > http://www.aol.com. > 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

Hello Willie, Thanks for this info. I don't think I have seen it before (or at least not lately) and it is very interesting. It certainly could have been near the area where the early L2B Beatys settled. Sullivan Co was created from Washington Co. in 1779. In 1783 Green Co. was also formed from Washington Co., and the two counties shared a longer border than they do today for a while. I wonder if this Alexander is an earlier L2 generation. I'm pretty sure that L2A's Alexander M. wasn't born until 1785-94 so that rules him out. My L2B Alexander was born in 1769 and if I read this right, he would have only been 11 when the grant was entered. I guess that is possible if he was REALLY big for his age, but... In his RevWar pension application, Thomas Travis who became L2B Alexander's father in law in 1801 says he lived in Greene Co. for four years from about 1798. That could at least put them all in the same area. Believe Alexander's father Billy lived south of the current Blountville area on Beaver Creek in Sullivan Co. I just got a new book and found the following entry for Alexander Beaty which also mentions Greene Co. I'm sure this one is my L2B Alexander with his brother Andrew listed as a chain carrier. I'm thinking he might have earned some money to pay the fees in 1793-4 when he was in the Indian War. Certainly wish I was smarter when it comes to land grants, etc., but I'm pretty sure some of these early settlers were also confused as to where they were living at any given time. "Tennessee Land Warrants, Vol 4, Greene Co. and Sullivan Co. Warrants" by Dr. A. B. Pruitt, page 59: Warrant # 413 (297). Mar 10, 1780 Alexander Laughlen enters 400 ac; border: joins John Carmack; (L)10; warrant issued, balance issued; [Alex Laughlin "warrant for 400 ac" 320 ac -- on warrant list; for grant see file #1757 in Greene Co.;warrant issued Jan 20, 1796 by Wm Snodgrass; warrant assigned Jan 20, 1796 by Alexander "Laughlin" to Alexander Beaty (Jacob Myers witness); Sept 28, 1796 Jas Gaines certifys entry fees paid; 80 ac surveyed Aug 24, 1796 by Joseph Brown; Andrew Beaty & Burd Deadridge, chain carriers; grant #1434 issued Nov 17, 1797; for grant to A Laughline see file #121 in Sullivan Co; (in same shuck with warrant 296); (see Warrant 296 for other details. Nel In a message dated 5/30/2007 3:23:44 AM Eastern Daylight Time, bp2000-request@rootsweb.com writes: From: "Willie R. Beaty" <wbeaty@twlakes.net> Subject: [BP2000] Alexander Beaty Greene County Land Grant To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Message-ID: <000801c7a205$7eb955c0$8a8090cf@DDZ75941> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Nel, Last week I was in Greene and Washington Counties in Tennessee and found a reference to a land grant that was made to an Alexander Beaty and when I came home and looked in my notes under Alexander noticed some possibly disparant information. Without researching it, I can't tell whether a note I have from you regarding land grant in Green County KY on waters of Lick Creek is possibly different from what I found, or what. Here is what I found: In Early East Tennessee Taxpayers, XIV. Greene County, page 160, by Pollyanna Creekmore, the following entry: "page 365 No. 1433, Elizabeth Cameron - 260 acres in Greene County, adjoining Andrew English, Alexander Beaty. Sealed 11 April 1780. " and "page 367 No. 1434, Alexander Beatty - 80 acres on the waters of Lick Creek, adjoing James McBay, James condry. Entered 6 March 1780. Sealed 12 April 1797." Unless you are already aware of this reference, you might want to check it out, to see if it is the same Alexander Beaty. Hope you had a good Memorial Day week-end. Willie ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Thank you. I was looking at this John Sr and John Jr. on the 1851 Ancestry index since John said he was born in cir 1849 in Nova Scotia. Probably lots of others, though. Did not realize the census didn't give names. Will have to wait for 1861 to become available. Donna L-3 Hi Donna, I do have World Ancestry. The 1851 Census for Canada is similar to the 1840 Census of US--the 1st 5 questions have to do with the # of buildings then the questions are # males under 10, # females under 10, etc.. Here are the inhabitants: John Beattie Sr. (indexed Jr. by Ancestry but I read this as Sr.): 1 female under 10; 1 male 10-20; 1 female 30-40; 1 male over 50; 1 female over 50 John Beattie, Jr.: (4 families in 1 dwelling) 2 males under 10; 1 female under 10; 1 male 10-20; 1 female 10-20; 1 male 30-40; 1 female 30-40 [The 1st 5 questions are # inhabited house; by how many families?; # houses being built; # of uninhabited houses; # outhouses or barns]--my guess is Mardi's links give the numerical answers to the questions. Laurel ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mardi Carlson" <cmc@hutchtel.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 12:41 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] L-510 Canadian census look-up? There is a 1851 and 1861(don't know if it is online) Census for Canada. I have only the 1851 census for Kings County and St John County in New Brunswick. It is online but have to search individual census sheets for certain area's.. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/1851/index-e.html http://webhome.idirect.com/~cpwalsh/nb/censusacts.htm These should help you find what you are looking for. Mardi

I wonder if it is our L-224. I suspect the 2 bios I posted may be the same some- how related Beattie family. There they were a bunch of Robsons and Adam Turnbull right on the same page on early census. If you follow the probably unmarried Jane Beatty she is living with L-224 in 1870 possibly if it is the same Jane.-maybe David and John and Jane are children of James. Came from Scotland cir 1802 1810 United States Federal Census about Jas Beatty Name: Jas Beatty Township: Seneca County: Ontario State: New York 21001-20010 David would be 11 1820 United States Federal Census about James Beatty Name: James Beatty Township: Seneca County: Ontario State: New York James 120101-00201 1 hh later Thomas 000101-02000 next pg. John 000011-01011 1830 United States Federal Census about James Beattie Name: James Beattie Township: Seneca County: Ontario State: New York James 000120001-000110001 James 60-70 Jane is 60-70 David Beattie 100001-00001 Lots of Robson and Adam Turnbull on the same pg. 1840 United States Federal Census about James Beatie Name: James Beatie Township: Seneca County: Ontario State: New York 1840 United States Federal Census about David Bratter Name: David Bratter Township: Seneca County: Ontario State: New York David Beattie 0310001-000101 1840 United States Federal Census about John Beattie Name: John Beattie Township: Seneca County: Ontario State: New York 010101-010001 1850 United States Federal Census Name: David Beathen Age: 51 Estimated birth year: abt 1799 Birth Place: Scotland Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): Seneca, Ontario, New York David 51 farm 6000Scotland Dorothy 48 NY James 21 NY William 19 NY Adam 17 NY David 15 NY Jane 48 Scotland Ann Adamson 20 NY 1860 United States Federal Census about Adam Beattie Name: Adam Beattie Age in 1860: 28 Birth Year: abt 1832 Birthplace: New York Home in 1860: Seneca, Ontario, New York Gender: Male Post Office: Geneva Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Dorothy Beattie 59 William F Beattie 30 NY Adam Beattie 28 NY Eliza Beattie 33 NY Jane G Beattie 59 Scotl Elizabeth Johnson 26 Eng Charles A Beattie 1 NY LINEAGE 224. Adam Beattie b-abt 1830 li-NY-Ontario Co-Seneca Twp -1865; 2G: Willard Grant b-1863 d-MI- Mt. Clemens m- Hattie Kendrick; 3G: Frederick Guenther b-1894 OH-Toledo; d-1970. 1870 United States Federal Census about Willard G Beattie Name: Willard G Beattie Estimated birth year: abt 1863 Age in 1870: 7 Birthplace: New York Home in 1870: Seneca, Ontario, New York Family and neighbors: View Results Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Geneva John Beattie 65 farm NY Nancy 62 Eng Willard G. 7 NY Jane 68 Scot ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois Kortering" <lekort@comcast.net> To: <bp2000@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2007 10:47 AM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Scot/Ontario NY Beattie Bio Donna, what an interesting biography! Lois

Donna, what an interesting biography! Lois ----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna VanZandt" <donavan@netwtc.net> To: "BP2000" <BP2000-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, May 28, 2007 3:27 PM Subject: [BP2000] Scot/Ontario NY Beattie Bio > HISTORY OF ONTARIO, NEW YORK AND IT'S PEOPLE-1911 > > BEATTIE. > Herbert Beattie, Whose family has been well known in New York state for a > number of generations, belongs to that class of citizens of this country, > who form the bone and sinew of the entire body. They are descended from > Scotch ancestry, and have brought the sturdy bodies of that country. as > well > as the thrifty and practical habits of their ancestors, and combined them > in > the manner best adapted to the needs of their new home with the modern > methods which are so rapidly introduced into agricultural pursuits in > America. > (I) James Beattie, the immigrant ancestor of Herbert Beattie, was born in > Scotland in 1764. and died in this country in 1840. He was evidently a man > of authority in many directions in his day. and was one of the founders of > No. 9 Presbyterian Church. in 1807.

Nel, Last week I was in Greene and Washington Counties in Tennessee and found a reference to a land grant that was made to an Alexander Beaty and when I came home and looked in my notes under Alexander noticed some possibly disparant information. Without researching it, I can't tell whether a note I have from you regarding land grant in Green County KY on waters of Lick Creek is possibly different from what I found, or what. Here is what I found: In Early East Tennessee Taxpayers, XIV. Greene County, page 160, by Pollyanna Creekmore, the following entry: "page 365 No. 1433, Elizabeth Cameron - 260 acres in Greene County, adjoining Andrew English, Alexander Beaty. Sealed 11 April 1780. " and "page 367 No. 1434, Alexander Beatty - 80 acres on the waters of Lick Creek, adjoing James McBay, James condry. Entered 6 March 1780. Sealed 12 April 1797." Unless you are already aware of this reference, you might want to check it out, to see if it is the same Alexander Beaty. Hope you had a good Memorial Day week-end. Willie

Civil War Pension of Noah Kauffman; Company B 133 Pennsylvania Infantry (Certificate #795,711); widow Nancy J. Kauffman (Certificate # 720,732); filed Pennsylvania; L75 On June 1, 1910 Noah Kauffman, aged 75 and a resident of Connellsville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania filed a Declaration For Pension under the Act of February 6, 1907. He enlisted May 23, 1863 at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in Company B 133rd Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. He states that "his personal description at enlistment was as follows: Height 5 feet 4 ¾ inches; complexion dark; color of eyes grey; color of hair brown; that his occupation was a rail Puncher. That he was born May 28th 1835 at Somerset Co. That his several places of residence since leaving the service have been as follows after discharge came to Blairsville, Indiana Co. was there about one year then went to Johnstown, was there about 10 to 12 years came to Uniontown there about 9 months then came to Connellsville, there ever since.. That he is a pensioner by certificate No. 795,711 at $15.00 per month." On June 23, 1898, form 3-402, Noah Kauffman states that his wife's maiden name is Nancy Jane Beatty and they were married June 1, 1865 at Blairsville, Pa. He lists the following children: Edgar F. born April 12, 1866; Oliver W. born June 18, 1868; John R. born October 17, 1871 and Wallace G. born October 21, 1885. Noah Kauffman was last paid at the rate of $20 to January 4, 1911. He was dropped from the pension rolls due to his death January 5, 1911. On January 16, 1911 Nancy Jane Kauffman, aged 63 and a resident of Connellsville, Fayette County, Pennsylvania filed a Declaration for Widow's Pension. She is the widow of Noah Kauffman who died January 5, 1911 at Connellsville, Pennsylvania. Her maiden name was Nancy Jane Beatty. On February 25, 1911 John R. Beatty, aged 67 and a resident of "124 West Apple Street, City of Connellsville, County of Fayette, State of Pennsylvania" states "he is the elder brother of the claimant, Nancy Jane Kauffman." Nancy J. Kauffman was last paid at the rate of $30 to July 4, 1920. She was dropped from the pension rolls due to her death July 26, 1920. The Daily Courier, Connellsville, PA, Monday July 26, 1920, page 2: The Grim Reaper. Mrs. Nancy Jane Kaufman Mrs. Nancy Jane Kauffman, 73 years old, a resident of Connellsville for many years, died this morning at 9 o'clock at the home of her son, Wallace G. Kaufman in Will's road. She had been in poor health for about three years and for the past six months her condition had been of a more serious nature. Death was caused by complication of disease, incident to old age. Mrs. Kauffman was in Blairsville Indiana county, November 17, 1856 [I believe this birth year is a typo and should be 1846, based on census and marriage date of June 1865 given in Noah Kauffman's obituary-L. B.]. Her maiden name was Miss Nancy Jane Beatty. She married Noah Kauffman who died 11 years ago. Mrs. Kauffman resided in Cambria county for a number of years and 30 years ago the family moved to Connellsville. Since the death of her husband Mrs. Kauffman had made her home with her son, Wallace G. Kauffman. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and of the Ladies' Circle No. 100 to the William F. Kurtz Post No. 104 Grand Army of The Republic and was respected and esteemed by her wide circle of friends. Three sons, E. F. Kauffman of Geary, Indiana, O. W. and Wallace G. Kauffman, both of Connellsville survive. Seven grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive. Mrs. Kauffman was a sister of the late John R. Beatty of Connellsville and is the last surviving member of her family. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Kauffman residence. Rev. G. L. C. Richardson will officiate. Interment in Hill Grove cemetery. Census from Donna VanZandt: 1850 Indiana co., PA -Black Lick John Eldrick? 68 PSerene 23 PA Andrew 17 PA Oliver Beatty 9 PA Nancy J. 4 PA *****************8 ---------------- 1860 United States Federal Census about Alvin Beatty Name: Alvin Beatty Age in 1860: 15 Birth Year: abt 1845 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Burrell, Indiana, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Blairsville Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Abraham Risinger 36 PA Serene Risinger 35 PA George W Risinger 2 PA John P Risinger 1 PA Alvin Beatty 15 PA Jane N Beatty 13 PA **************** 1860 United States Federal Census about Noah Kauffman Name: Noah Kauffman Age in 1860: 25 Birth Year: abt 1835 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1860: Millville, Cambria, Pennsylvania Gender: Male Post Office: Johnstown Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Mary Orris 28 Josiah Orris 5 Rachel Orris 3 John Orris 2 Noah Kauffman 25 John H Kauffman 23 Jonas B Kauffman 21 1870 United States Federal Census about O W Kaufman Name: O W Kaufman Estimated birth year: abt 1868 Age in 1870: 2 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Home in 1870: Johnstown Ward 5, Cambria, Pennsylvania Family and neighbors: View Results Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: View image Post Office: Johnstown N. Kaufman********* Nancy Edw O. W. Noah Kaufman Home in 1880: Adams, Cambria, Pennsylvania Age: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1834 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to head-of-household: Self (Head) Spouse's name: Minerva Father's birthplace: Pennsylvania Mother's birthplace: Pennsylvania Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Farmer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Noah Kaufman 46 Minerva Kaufman 36 ************** Edgar Kaufman 14 Oliver W. Kaufman 12 John M. Kaufman 9 1900 United States Federal Census about Noah Kauffman Name: Noah Kauffman Home in 1900: Connellsville, Fayette, Pennsylvania Age: 65 Estimated birth year: abt 1835 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: N J Race: White Occupation: View image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Noah Kauffman 65 N J Kauffman 52 *************8 E F Kauffman 34 J R Kauffman 28 W G Kauffman 14 1910 United States Federal Census Name: Noah Kauffman Age in 1910: 74 Estimated birth year: abt 1836 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Spouse's name: Nancy J Home in 1910: Connellsville Ward 5, Fayette, Pennsylvania Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Noah Kauffman 74 Nancy J Kauffman 63 John R Kauffman 38 Mary E Kauffman 37 Martha Kauffman 8 Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Connellsville Ward 5, Fayette, Pennsylvania; Roll: T624_1344; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 12; Image: 296. 1920 United States Federal Census Name: Jane N Kauffman Home in 1920: Connellsville Ward 4, Fayette, Pennsylvania Age: 74 years Estimated birth year: abt 1846 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relation to Head of House: Mother Father's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth Place: Pennsylvania Marital Status: Widow Race: White Sex: Female Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 352 Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Wallac G Kauffman 34 Nell M Kauffman 38 Kenneth K Kauffman 9 Jean E Kauffman 7 Wilbur W Kauffman 6 Jane N Kauffman 74 Source Citation: Year: 1920 Census Place: Connellsville Ward 4, Fayette, Pennsylvania; Roll: T625_1568; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 11; Image: 352.

HISTORY OF ONTARIO, NEW YORK AND IT'S PEOPLE-1911 BEATTIE. Herbert Beattie, Whose family has been well known in New York state for a number of generations, belongs to that class of citizens of this country, who form the bone and sinew of the entire body. They are descended from Scotch ancestry, and have brought the sturdy bodies of that country. as well as the thrifty and practical habits of their ancestors, and combined them in the manner best adapted to the needs of their new home with the modern methods which are so rapidly introduced into agricultural pursuits in America. (I) James Beattie, the immigrant ancestor of Herbert Beattie, was born in Scotland in 1764. and died in this country in 1840. He was evidently a man of authority in many directions in his day. and was one of the founders of No. 9 Presbyterian Church. in 1807. served as an elder for many years, and was holding that office at the time of his death. He married Jane Grieve. (II) David. son of James and Jane (Grieve) Beattie, was born in Scotland April 6. 1799, and died on the family homestead in Ontario county, New York. He was but three years of age when he came to this country with his parents. In 1828 he purchased the land, for farming purposes, which has since been considered the family homestead. He married Dorothy, daughter of Adam Turnbull. Their grandson. Herbert Beattie, has at the present time in his possession a "peace pipe," dated 1671. which was dug up by Adam Turnbull on the farm now owned bv WilliamTuttle. (III) William, son of David and Dorothy (Turnbull) Beattie, was born on the family homestead. December 16. 1830, and died there, January 14. 1893. He was engaged in farming throughout the active years of his life, and for many years served as a trustee of the Presbyterian church, of which he and his wife were devout members. He married. June 9, 1858, Mary E. Barnes, Who was born in Yates county, New York January 22, 1827. and died May 10, 1900. (IV) Herbert, son of William and Mary E. (Barnes) Beattie. was born on the family homestead in Ontario county, New York, March 23. 1866. For a time he attended the district school, but as the health of his father was impaired. he was frequently obliged to remain away from the school sessions, and take charge of the farm management, while still at a very early age. This interfered with the acquisition of knowledge from books, but he has overcome this difficulty in a great measure by his keen powers of observation, and the deep thought he has given to all matters of importance since his early youth. To a certain extent it was beneficial to him to be obliged to depend upon his Own resources from earliest youth, as it strengthened his inventive faculties and executive ability, and this is, in a great measure, the foundation of his successful career as a farmer and fruit grower. The farm consists of one hundred and twenty acres, fourteen of which are devoted to orchard purposes, and the entire acreage is cultivated with the greatest care and in the most progressive manner. Modern methods are adopted whenever practicable and the results of this course have been most satisfactory, The dwelling house. which is commodious and comfortable. and all the outbuildings are kept in excellent condition, and it is one of the most productive farms of its size in the county. Like his father. he has been a staunch supporter of the principles of the Republican party, and has served as town assessor for two terms. He and his wife are members of the Presbyterian church. Mr. Beattie married. September 27, 1893, Emma, born in Seneca county, New York, April 5, 1871, daughter of Matthew and Hannah Simpson, Children: Harold G., born March 27. 1896: Donald S., born June 26,1902: and Walter S., born February 17,1907. --------------- Donna L-3