>From “Venango County Soldiers Includes Biographical Sketches & Pension Records of Revolutionary War Soldiers, War Of 1812 Burials & Civil War Burials” compiled by Paul W. Myers, Closson Press, 1988 Page 3 BEATTY, Robert died May 16, 1823, in Sugarcreek Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania. The nature of his military service is not known. Robert Beatty was the first settler in Sugarcreek Township, having come form Eastern Pennsylvania about 1796. He reared four sons: John, Francis, Samuel, and Robert; and seven daughters: Mary, Nancy, Sarah, Elizabeth, Isabel, Ann, and Lila. In politics, Robert Beatty was a Democrat. Of Scotch extraction, he was Presbyterian in his church connection and gave the ground upon which Sugar Creek Church was built. He died May 16, 1823, in the sixty-third year of his age, and is buried under a clump of trees on the Shaw Farm. (1890). Rev. V. A. Page 33 Burial Places Of Veterans Of The War Of 1812 Venango County BEATTY Cemetery – Family –Jackson Township ROBERT Beatty 1760-1823 Page 38 Venango County Civil War Burials BEATTIE, PARKER BEATTY Cemetery (Pvt), Jackson Township Laurel Baty, L252