Hi, I have recieved a request for Beaty. There are 23 in the 152 volumes at ancestry.com nelda I'm sure this is part of line 005.. WE have two Reading Beatty's in that line... I just don't know where this one fits in.. PLease let me know..Nelda The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 158 [p.1] THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE Daughters of the American Revolution page 242 [p.242] Mrs. Aimee Conover Steele.157794 Born in Corvallis, Ore. Wife of Chester Harkins Steele. Descendant of Thomas Davis Covenhoven, as follows: 1. Frank Conover (1863-1918) m. 1889 Lillie Mary Paul (b. 1870). 2. Reading Beaty Conover (1836-1915) m. 1859 Therza Roszel (b. 1841). 3. Reading Beaty Conover (1797-1860) m. 1823 Mary Stook (1802-80). 4. Thomas Davis (Conover) Covenhoven m. 1788 Abigail Cook (b. 1763). Thomas Davis Covenhoven served as private in a company of volunteer cavalry commanded by Capt. Benjamin Randolph and later by Capt. William Remsen, New York Line. His widow received a pension. He was born in Hunterdon, N. J.; died, 1819, in Pennsylvania. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 163 page 176 Mrs. Cordelia Jamison Crane. DAR ID Number: 162588 Born in Henderson County, Ill. Wife of Henry M. Crane. Descendant of James Jameson and of Lieut. George Brent, as follows: 1. Michael Van Tuyl Jamison (1849-89) m. 1874 Velma K. Brent (b. 1854). 2. Joseph Beaty Jameson (Jamison) (1809-55) m. 1839 Sarah Van Tuyl (1821-1908); William P. Breat (1820-80) m. 1850 Margaret Eleanor Jamison (1833-1917). 3. John Jameson (1779-1863) m. 1802 Ann Beatty (d. 1863); Kenner Brent (1795-1878) m. 1816 Elizabeth Edmunds Brent (1796-1854). 4. James Jameson m. 1774 Elizabeth Ewing (1755-1821); George Brent m. Sarah Edmunds (parents of Elizabeth). James Jameson (1751-1821) served as private in Capt. Robert Campbell's company, Col. Thomas Porter's regiment, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania militia. He was born in Lancaster County, Pa.; died in Indiana. George Brent served as lieutenant in the Virginia cavalry. He was born and died in Lancaster County, Va. Also No. 125467. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 164 page 153 Mrs. Jennie Percy Cleland. DAR ID Number: 163483 Born in Maryville, Mo. Wife of John J. Cleland. Descendant of John Breed, John Crane, Lieut. Sands Niles and John Randall, as follows: 1. Charles William Percy (1854-1921) m. 1877 Caroline Maple (b. 1858). 2. Charles Percy (1830-76) m. 1850 Catharine Jane Beaty (1832-61); William Maple (1826-1900) m. Lucy Breed (1830-69). 3. Joseph Percy (1801-56) m. 1825 Abigail Crane (1804-43); Jonas Breed (1779-1842) m. 1803 Betsey Niles (1786-1865). 4. Amos Breed (1744-85) m. 1768 Lucy Randall (1751-1831); John Crane (d. 1820) m. 1796 Sophia Myres (1771-1840); Sands Niles m. Bathsheba Palmer. 5. John Breed m. 1725 Mary Prentice (b. 1708); John Crane m. 1769 Mary ; John Randall m. 1st 1750 Lucy Brown (1730-65). [p.153] John Breed (1700-81) was a patriot of Connecticut, who signed a petition, 1780. He was born and died in Stonington, Conn. Also No. 158656. John Crane (1749-90) served as private in Capt. Thomas Kinney's company of Light Horse of Morris County, New Jersey. He was born and died in New Jersey. Sands Niles served as lieutenant of the 1st company of the alarm list, 8th regiment, Connecticut troops, 1779. He was born, 1727, in Kingston, R. I.; died in Stonington, Conn. Also No. 97380. John Randall (1730-1802) was a member of a committee and a signer of a patriotic memorial presented to the General Assembly of Connecticut, 1776. He was born and died in Stonington, Conn. Also No. 157214. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THAT'S THE END OF BEATY....... _________________________________________________________________ Check out the new MSN 9 Dial-up fast & reliable Internet access with prime features! http://join.msn.com/?pgmarket=en-us&page=dialup/home&ST=1