These volumes (1A-V) were recreated from the fire-damaged originals. The information is only partially complete. Exact date identification is very difficult. M-271 Beaty & c to Johnson This indenture 10 July 1834 between An...C. Beaty, widow of John Baty, dec'd. and former wife of ____Henderson, deceased and Mary Ann Thompson Henry H. Henderson, the children and heirs of ____Henderson, dec'd. and Bartholomew T. Thompson and John Chisum, husbands of the sd. Mary Ann Thompson and Adaline Chesin, the latter now deceased all of Scott co., KY of the one part and Joel Johnson of the county of Scott of the other part. Witnesseth: parties of the first part for $150 a tract of land in Scott co., KY on the waters of North Elkhorn in Georgetown containing ½ acre more or less. Beginning on South Street on northeast corner of Benedict...........stable lot owned by Joel Johson...........lot Reston West which lot was fromerly owned by the said _______Henderson, deceased. Ann Catharine Bea............ Mary Ann Thompson Batt. T. Thomason John Chesin/Chism 27 August 1834 Catharine Beatty & Ball T. Thompson & John Chesin acknowledged & Mary Ann Thompson, wife of Bartholomew T. Thompson relinquished dower. M-320/321 Beaty from Commission Whereas the Scott county circuit court August term 1832 in two chancery suits, consolidated and tried together ...............In one Joel Stevson was complaintant and John A. Gorham and others defendants ............In the other John A. Gorham and Joseph Rice were complaintants and Ann C. Beaty and others defendants.........did decree that unless defendants Ann C. Betty, Elizabeth Betty and Job Stevenson..................some of them should pay to the complaintants John A. Gorham and Joseph Rice the sum of $900 plus interest at the rate of 6% per annum from 10 May 1825 on or before February term 1833 of sd. court, the court would decree .......equity of.............of said defendants in a tract of land...........county of Scott..........containing 40 acres and in two lots............town of Georgetown Scott county, KY being the same conveyed to John Betty..........from James D. Offutt, Samuel Theobald, Barrach Offutt and their wives also a Negro slave named George and a sale of said estate to pay and satisfy said sum and court at Feb. term 1833 ....and decree was not complied with .....decrees Ann C. Betty, Elizabeth Betty and Job Stevenson ...........be forever....foreclosure of all equity........in sd. estate and the sd...........a life estate of one third in said tract which was decreed to sd. Ann C. Beatty as her dower in the same or enough to satisfy sd. sum plus interest and cost of suit. Ann allotted two lots as dower and Ann C. Beatty being the highest bidder bought the two lots for $172? .............lots to Ann Beaty her heirs and assigns forever subject to the life estate allotted to the said as aforesaid and the said Elizabeth Beatty for her heirs and administrators the aforesaid lots of land to the sd. Ann C. Beatty and will ever defend to the extent of the estate descended to her as an heir of the sd. John Beatty. Elizabeth Betty by J. H. Humphrey, Commissioner. Sept. 2, 1833 The foregoing deed of indenture from Elizabeth Betty by J.H. Humphrey, Commissioner to Ann C. Betty, acknowledged. M-457 Beatty to Triplett 16 Jan. 1834-................between Joseph B......ty and Patsy, his wife of Scott co., KY to Sennit Triplet of the county and state afsd. ...a tract of land on McConnell's run containing 5? acres more or less for $500 beginning where Beaty's line crosses ..................Moses Burt line..... J. B. Beaty Patsy Beaty Teste: R. McCalla John Duvall N-243 Beaty & c to Triplet This indenture 31 October 1835 between George Beaty and Rachel, his wife, T. G. Gorham and Nancy, his wife, Thornton Pierson and America, his wife, Virginia Beaty and Caroline Beaty of the one part and ..............Triplett of the second part, all of Scott co., KY for $618 ................containing 51 acres and two roods................... Geo. Beaty Wm. Beaty Rachel Beaty T. G. Gorham Nancy Gorham Thornton Pierson Polly A. Pierson Virginia Beaty Caroline Beaty State of Kentucky, Scott county ...............certify Rachel Beaty the wife of the ....................named William Beatty relinquishes dower. ------------------------------------------------ Is Rachel the wife of George or William? Did he leave out ...............in the first part of the deed for burnt places? From the relinquishment of dower I suspect she is the wife of William. We know from later deeds Caroline and Virginia are children of Wm. Beaty. Is George a child or L-60 George ? Lots of unknown but I think this might be the RW William and his wife is Rachel. From following him in census he may have had a son born cir 1804-1810. 1810 Scott co., KY Will'm Beatty-unknown pg. 172, 1 m und 10, 1 m 26-45, 2 f und 10, 1 f 26-45 1820 Scott co., KY Will Beaty- Georgetown pg. 104, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 45+, 3 f und 10, 1 f 10-16, 1 f 26-45 1830 Scott co., KY William Beaty-unknown pg. 144, 1 m 20-30, 1 m 50-60, 1 f 10-15, 2 f 15-20, 1 f 40-50 1840 Scott co., KY G. G. Gorham -Stamping Ground pg. 53, 2 m 5-10, 1 m 10-15, 1 m 30-40, 1 m 70-80, 1 f und 5, 1 f 10-15, 2 f 20-30, 1 f 30-40, 1 f 60-70 1840 Census-Revolutionary War Pensioners living with others. KY-William Beaty aged 78 living with G. G. Gorham in Scott co., KY ----------------------------------------------------------- N-374 Beaty from Holmes This indenture the 12 Aug. 1836 between Jane M. Holmes of Scott co., KY to William S. Beatty of Scott co., KY for $1200 a tract of land in Scott co., KY on Miller's run containing 23 acres and ¾ and 20 poles ...............corner to Garland Webb.............Sarah Miller's lot............ Jane M. Holmes Scott co., KY Sct Aug. 29, 1836 Jane M. Holmes acknowledged the deed. ------------------------------- This is the widow of this William A. Beaty. History of Greene Co., OH -1902 By George F. Robinson Pg. 55 William A. Beatty Mr. Beatty was also director of the town of Xenia, being the successor of General Joseph C. Vance, who removed to Champaign county in 1805, at the organization of said county, and continued to act as such until 1817, at which time he removed to Brownstown, Jackson county, Indiana. He died intestate and insolvent in November, 1821, leaving, at the time of his death, his widow, Jane Beatty, who afterward married Robert Holmes, a resident of Scott county, Kentucky, also the following children, to wit: John A., who died without issue; James F., William S., Josiah G., Samuel M., Mary L., and Francis. Josiah and James F. remained in Xenia for some years. The balance of the family went to Kentuckyafter the marriage of their mother to Mr. Holmes. William A. Beatty came from Georgetown, Kentucky(Scott co.), to Xenia, Ohio some time in the summer of 1803. I have always wondered if this is the marriage. Beatty, William A. Sp : Miller, Elizabeth-Apr 26, 1808-Washington Co., MD I tried to tell from census which William Beatty this is, the son of George or the son of William A. There are two in 1850 census with wife Mary but even knowing the neighbors it is impossible-they all lived very closely together and then add to that that Rev.War William's dau, Caroline Beatty Stiffler/Steffler is living with the Sarah Miller of this deed. Her sister Virginia married Bray S. Miller. ---------------------------------------------------------------- N-442 Beaty from Scruggs This indenture 17 Oct. 1836 between Gross F. Scruggs and Mary M., his wife, Elizabeth Scruggs and William B. Scruggs all of Scott co., KY to George Beatty of the same place a tract of land in Scott co., KY situate on the waters of McConnell's Run.......containing 181 acres and 20 poles saving and excepting so much as is occupied by the graveyard and the wall including the same supposed to contain 2 square roods which is property reserved from the use of him the said George Beaty and from the use of all and every other person or persons whatever which being deducted leaves 180 acres and eighteen poles more or less.....for $30/acre. Gross F. or T. Scruggs Nancy M. Scruggs Elizabeth Scruggs Wm. B. Scruggs Oct. 17 1836 N-479 Beatey from Miller This indenture 14 Sept. 1836 between Samuel Miller of Clinton co., OH to William S. Beaty of Scott co., KY for $600 a tract of land in Scott co., KY ...............containing 22...........a half acres which he was assigned out of a tract of one hundred and .................by James Beaty to Sarah Miller as the share of said Samuel Miller....................Tenson/LensonJenson? and wife the heirs of Anderson Miller, deceased and the heirs of Polly Wilson, deceased in the real estate of said Sarah Miller.................. Samuel Miller Sept. 14, 1836 --------------------------------------- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx {James} Beaty of the county of Scott .........land lying in the state of Indiana ...........equally amongst William A. Beaty.........my grandchildren. I will and bequeath........hundred acres of the place I formerly lived on in Miller's run to my grandaughter Sary Ann.......for her only use and the legal heirs of her.........The said one hundred acres to be laid off by commissioners appointed by the court. I will and bequeath the balance of my plantation on Miller's run equally to be divided among John A..........children, that is my grandchildren, James excepted..........The number of acres being left Sarey's part.....being two hundred and.......acres Sarah not being included in this last.......I will and bequeath to James B. Miller......grandson all the monies belonging to me.....now in his possession with all banks and obligations due me......I give and bequeath the balance of my personal property to John A. Miller's children, that is my grandchildren James B. Miller and Sarah excepted. And in order that this my last will and testament shall be duly executed I constitute and appoint James B. Miller and James Emeson my executors and I do authorize them to make a title to V. A. Pruett/Pruwett to the land I sold him as soon as he is entitled to the sameby oaying the balance of the purchase money. Given under my hand this 7 April 1822. 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