Look at these deeds which are probably more than a coincidence. Definitely some other lines connected to L-95. Jefferson County, Ohio Deeds: Deed Bk. B pg. 39 13 May 1806 David Beaty and wife Margaret of Butler co., OH to John Milligan, exec. of James Milligan, dec’d. of Jefferson Co., OH-Land on Wills Creek-part of the tract patented to Robert Johnson of Franklin Co., PA 7 May 1788 and conveyed to David Beaty 4 June 1788-160 A. David Beaty Margaret (herXmark) Beaty Wit: Celadon Symmes & Nenian Beaty xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hardin County, Kentucky Deeds Bk. D pg. 192 20 July 1809 Robert Johnston of Washington twp. Franklin Co., PA one of the executors of Dr. Robert Johnston, deceased of Antrim twp. county and state aforesaid to Joseph Beatty of Hardin Co. and state of Kentucy. For $800 etc…. (Joseph is probably L-112) (Dr. Robert Johnston is connected through marriage to L-95) Bk. M pg. 397 (L-95) 17 Oct. 1828 I, Samuel Beatty of Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania have appointed Henry Coulter Beatty of the aforesaid county my lawful attorney in fact to make sale and convey for me my one half part of twenty nine hundred acres of land in the county of Hardin in the state of Kentucky as will appear by the records in said county dated 20 July 1809 and whereas John Beatty did convey to me the said Samuel Beatty his one half part of the said land in the state of Kentucky upon the 24th April 1815. I, the said Samuel Beatty do bind myself, my heirs, etc. to make sufficient title as shall be required by the laws of Kentucky. Sufficient to vest all rights, title and interest of Dr. Robert Johnston in and to the aforesaid lands……. Sam’l Beatty Test: Robt. Beatty Thos. Chalfont Penn. Alleg. Co. S.S. 26 Oct. 1828 ----- Original Message ----- From: "joe patterson" <jpatter@comcast.net> To: "Nelda Percival" <nelda_percival@hotmail.com>; "Donna VanZandt" <donavan@netins.net> Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 10:37 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Question..Beatty listed in DAR records #28 > from what I have...... I show Martha who married the Johnston in > Franklin Co pa area. [was Cumberland during the Rev War] was the > daughter of a James Beatty.... but I have never seen a lineage number > for them.... > > Thomas Johnston's sister Mary married William Beatty.... lineage > 95/180..... whose father was a Henry Beatty..... > > Think is is what is known..... > > This is father of Thomas and Mary Johnson who married the two > Beattys..... [Antrim Twp now in Franklin Co, PA] > > JOHNSTON, JAMES, Antrim Township. July 23, 1764/5 March 1765. > Wife Elizabeth. > Son James, son Thomas, minor, land adjoining Henry Gordon and Robert > McCallough. Sons John and Robert, minors, land known as Stuart's Draft, > land joining William Stover. > Daus. Mary Johnston, Elizabeth Johnston and Martha Johnston, when 18 > years of age. > Exs.: wife Elizabeth Johnston and son James Johnston. > Wit: William Findley, James Moorhead, William Beatty. A. 130-3. > > > The will of James Johnston of Antrim Township, Cumberland County, Pa., dated > 23 July 1764 and proved 5 March 1765 devises to wife Elizabeth 150 pounds, a > Negro servant, the front room in the house next the water, and maintenance: > to son James the plantation on which he now lives, subject to payment of > one-half the legacies: to son Thomas when of age a tract of land on the > other side of the spring, adjoining Henry Gordon and Robert McCullough, > subject to payment of one-half the legacies: to sons John and Robert the > land known as Stuart's Survey: to three daughters Mary, Elizabeth, and > Martha Johnston 400 pounds equally divided when of age 18 years: to John > Minoch 5 pounds when of age: provides that if the war continues and their > sons are driven from their plantations, the rest of the devisees are not to > expect so much, and arbitrators are to be appointed in that event to adjust > the settlement equitably: appoints wife Elizabeth and son James Johnston > executors and guardians of his minor children. Witnesses: William Findlay, > james Moorehead, and William Beatty. Recorded in Cumberland County Will > Book A pg. 130. > > James Johnston who died in > 1765 is named as one of the four early settlers in Antrim Twp, about 1735. > His wife was Elizabeth Brown (Findlay) Johnston, and in addition to the four > prominent Johnston sons, there were three daughters: Mary J. b 1746 mar. > William Beatty; Martha J. b. 1749, mar. Dugal Campbell; Elizabeth J. b. > 1751, mar. John Boggs. > > Nelda Percival wrote: > > > Hi, > > Starting again.. Beatty's found in the Volumes of the DAR records...Nelda > > > > Ok here is another with some questions... > > in line 005 at Alexander Welling Beatty.. he has 7 un named daughters.. I > > wonder if the Martha Beatty is one of his daughters.. Notice his daughter > > Elvira Seymore Beatty is married to a Johnston could the men be brothers? > > > > > > Mrs. Elizabeth Graham Whitridge. > > DAR ID Number: 82206 > > Born in Baltimore, Md. > > Wife of William H. Whitridge. > > Descendant of Thomas Teackle and of Capt. Thomas Johnston. > > [p.83] Daughter of William H. Graham (1823-85) and Isabel Brown > > (1827-56), his wife, m. 1850. > > Granddaughter of William Graham and Lavinia Upshur Teackle, his wife; > > George Brown (1786-1859) and Isabel E. Johnston McClanahan > > (1799-1885), his wife, m. 1820. > > Gr-granddaughter of John Teackle and Ann Stockley Upshur, his wife; > > John McClanahan (b. 1764) and Elizabeth Johnston (b. 1771), his wife, > > m. 1789. > > Gr-gr-granddaughter of Thomas Teackle and Elizabeth Upshur (d. 1782), > > his wife; Thomas Johnston and Martha Beatty (1761-1811), his wife. > > Thomas Teackle (1736-84) was a member of the Accomac County, Virginia, > > Committee of Safety, 1774. He was born in Virginia. > > Thomas Johnston (1744-1819) was at Long Island in the Flying Camp, > > where he was wounded. He served as lieutenant, and, 1777-80, was > > captain in the battalion under his brother, Col. James Johnston. He > > died in Carlisle, Pa. > > Also No. 48893. > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Working moms: Find helpful tips here on managing kids, home, work  > > and yourself. http://special.msn.com/msnbc/workingmom.armx > > > > > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > > To unsubscribe from BP2000-L, send a message to > > BP2000-L-request@rootsweb.com with the word > > "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the body of the email and nothing else. > > > > > > -- > > joe > > > >