Scott Co., KY Deeds Microfilm # 1876550-1876555 These volumes (1A-V) were recreated from the fire-damaged originals. The information is only partially complete. Exact date identification is very difficult. Starting with these deeds the person copying the deeds does not consistently use ....................for missing words so we have people signing at the end of the deed who are not even mentioned in the deed and on some deeds it looks like some names are missing at the end as signatures. Donna L-3 F-141 Beaty to Beaty Know all men to whom these presents may come, Know Ye, that I, William Beatty of the county of Scott and state of Kentucky for $1420 paid by James Beatty of Shelby co., KY confirm unto him the following property, to wit, one Negro woman, Malinda amd her three children, to wit, Amas, Fanny, Mary, four head of horses, six...........................of cattle, seven head of sheep, 33 head....................one desk, one chest, one looking glass, one.........(many more items)...............unto the said James Beatty.............subject nevertheless to the following conditions that the sd. Will Beatty his heirs and assigns shall within one year pay the said James Beatty the aforesaid sum of $1420 with legal interest thereon.............. William Beatty Wit: Alex'r Bradford William Beatty acknowledged the mortgage 14 Nov. 1823. 1820 Shelby co., KY-unknown pg. 157 James Beaty, 1 m und 10, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 16-18, 1 m 16-26, 1 m 45+, 2 f und 10, 2 f 10-16, 1 f 26-45 F-191 (This is confusing-there are no commas) Beaty Heirs from Buford This indenture...........10 day.............1824 between Col. A. Buford of Scott co., KY ............and John Wilson Jonathan Newton Henry and Sarah Ann Miller, devisees of James Beatty, deceased, of the other part.........for two dollars sells to the said Miller devisees, aforesaid, his right, title and interest in a tract of land on Miller's Run ..........description.........Buford's land.............corner to Angle Alexander's land............stake on Whitaker's line............. A. Buford 1810 Scott co., KY-James Beatty- unknown pg. 175, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 45+, 2 f 16-26, 1 f 45+, (Abrhm. Buford 6 fam. earlier) F-211 Beaty to Withers This indenture...........9 April 1824 between George W. Baitey and Sarah, his wife of Scott co., KY of the one part and John Withers of Scott co., KY for $158.50 for a parcel of land in Scott co., KY on the waters of Dry Run Creek..............7 acres, 3 roods 7 28 poles .......whte oak corner to Levi Owing..............corner to the downs & with the line of Downs.................stake on Owen's line................. Geo. W. Baity Sarah Baity (from census this might be Bailey and he copied it Baitey-DVZ) acknowledged and dower released. F-214 Beaty from Offutt This indenture 16 May 1822 between James D. Offutt, Samuel Teobold, Barnett Offitt and Richard Bramin and Margaret, his wife, all of Scot co., KY except Richard Branen and Margaret, his wife who are of Howard co., MO and John Betty of Scott co., KY for $900 two lots in Georgetown part of lot formerly owned by Thomas W. Hawkins and conveyed by him to Jno. Brand and by him to Jas. D. Offalt, Sam'l Theobold, Barach Offut and Rich'd Branen, one of the said lots being that whereon the said Betty now resides and designated on said plat by letter (L)............ J. D. Offutt S. Theobold Baruch Offett Rich'd Branen Margaret Branen Howard co., MO Richard Branen and Margaret his wife, acknowleged and dower is released...... F-226 Betty to Gorham This indenture 10 May 1824 between John Betty of Scott co., KY of the one part and John A. Gorham and Joseph Rice of the same place for $1 a parcel of land in Scott co., KY containing 40 acres bounded and described in a deed from B. S. Chambers and his wife Violetta to the said Betty dated 9 Oct. 1825, two lots conveyed to the said Betty by deed from James D. Offutt, Samuel Theobold, Baruch Offutt, Rich'd Branen and their wives. Also a Negro slave of the name of George. He defends against the claim of all except the dower of his present wife. It is subject to the following consideration...John Betty is indebted to said Gorham and Rice for 12 months for $900 gold or silver and if said Betty will pay this sum then this deed is null and void.... John Betty Scott co. Sct May 18, 1824 ________________________________________ >From later deeds this is the last or only wife of John Betty. (Ann Catharine nee unknown Henderson Beaty/Betty) History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, KY-1882 Pg. 190 Scott County, Georgetown Growth & Development In 1809 Messrs. Wolfe & Henderson removed from Pittsburgh to Georgetown and settled here. They carried on the manufacture of powder. Mr. J. Wolfe removed to the country and Mr. Henderson died a short time afterward. His widow was a useful and important character in the town and county for more than a fourth of a century. She was a most excellent nurse and midwife, and stood well in the community as a true Christian woman. She married for her second husband, John Beatty, and was left a widow again in a few years. She was a kind, attentive nurse and rendered good service in the cholera of 1833. She died about 1854, leaving three daughters-Mary, who married Judge B. T. Thompson; Adeline, who married John Chaham, and Betty Beatty. _____________________________________ F-418 Beaty to Beaty This indenture the 24 March 1825 between William Beaty of Scott co., KY of the one part and George Beaty of the same place of the other part.......William Beaty for $1 paid by George Beaty..............containing 50 acres being on the bounds ................which the said William now resides being...........county also the following slaves, viz Melissa?....................Fanny, Mary and William, two horses, seven..............of cattle ....many articles mentioned......with the following conditions, said George is to take charge and possession of all sa id estate and pay off and discharge all just debts now due by said William Beaty, secondly the said William and his family consisting of wife and children are to be permitted to remain upon the farm and to be supported out of the proceeds of the property until said William and his wife's death thereby after the payments of the debts before named and the death of said William and his wife the balance of the property remaining is to be divided equally between said William's children and their heirs forever. Taking into consideration what any of them have heretofore or may hereafter receive before the event happens of said William or his wife's death..... Wm. Beatty In the presence of: J. T. Johnson Robt. Offutt 24 March 1825 I, this day accept the trust reposed in me by William Beatty as set forth in the above deed... 24 March 1825 George Beatty F-460 Betty from Kune ........entered into this 16 April 1821 ........of county of Scott and state of...............and John Beatty of county and.....................witnesseth that whereas.............lots of ground in the town of.............Water St. from South St. lot 166 and.............168 and ..............172......the said John Beatty............ William B. Kune F-511 Betty to Brannen & c This indent...........1821 between Jas. D. Offutt and wife..........Branin, Barich Offatt and Samuel Theobold of Scott co., KY...........Betty of the same county............of the other part.............for $140 sells to John Betty a lot in Georgetown, part of a lot formerly owned by Thos. H. Hawkins and conveyed by him to John Brand and................ XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX