Well, looks like I'll be sending more today.. Nelda Line 005 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 88 page 108 Mrs. Mary Esther Beatty Ketchum. DAR ID Number: 87352 Born in Newton, Iowa. Wife of Milo Smith Ketchum. Descendant of Lieut. John Beatty, as follows: 1. John Patton Beatty (b. 1828) m. 2nd, 1860, Elizabeth Jane Kerr (b. 1835). 2. Alexander Nesbit Beatty (1797-1878) m., 1824, Margaret Ewing (1807-56). 3. John Beatty m., 1782, Jane Banks (d. 1801). John Beatty (1749-1824) served in the Cumberland County, Pennsylvania militia, as sergeant under Capt. Gilbert McCoy and as lieutenant in Col. Matthew McCoy's regiment. He was born in Ireland; died in Fairfield County, Ohio. Also No. 80531. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 89 page 4 Miss Eunice James Sadler. DAR ID Number: 88006 Born in Berryhill, N. C. Descendant of William Davenport, as follows: 1. George L. Sadler (1850-97) m. Sarah L. Porter (b. 1856). 2. James Leeper Porter (1816-69) m. Nancy Beatty (1825-83). 3. John Beatty (b. 1795) m. Sarah Davenport (1796-1883). 4. William Davenport m. Mary Nullaly. William Davenport served as private in Capt. Thomas Young's company of the western battalion commanded by Col. Joseph Crockett in the Virginia State Line. He was born 1756; died in Lincoln County, N. C. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 89 page 7 Mrs. Margaret Watt Condon. DAR ID Number: 88013 Born in Xenia, Ohio. Wife of Walter A. Condon. Descendant of Col. William Beatty, and of Capt. Thomas Beall, as follows: 1. Robert Carruthers Watt (b. 1856) m. 1882 Martha Beall (b. 1859). 2. John Alexander Beall (1826-63) m. 1858 Maria Manor (b. 1833). 3. William T. Beall (1798-1886) m. Isabella Anna Alexander (1805-90). 4. John Brooks Beall m. Eleanor Beatty. 5. William Beatty m. Mary Grosh; Thomas Beall m. Eleanor Brooks. [p.7] William Beatty (1739-1801) served as colonel in the Maryland Flying Camp. He had with him his sons, Henry and William, and the latter was killed at Hobkirk's Hill. He was born and died in Maryland. Thomas Beall (1743-1823) was a member of the Convention, 1776, from the upper district of Frederick County. He was captain of a rifle company under Col. Moses Rawlings. He died in Cumberland, Md., a town that he founded. Also No. 32624. _________________________________________________________________ Get reliable dial-up Internet access now with our limited-time introductory offer. http://join.msn.com/?page=dept/dialup