The dates for the last two entries were: page 271 (425) Deed of Conveyance to ANDREW BEATY, Mar 20, 1822 Page 291--Grand Jury Indictment of JOHN BAITY--17 Sept 1822. Laurel Baty wrote: > There were not many books at the Library for Overton County TN--which is > too bad since a lot of Beatys appear there in the 1820 Census: > > 1820 Beaty Andrew Overton p6 110201/ 00100 > 1820 Beaty Ann Overton p6 110100/00201 > 1820 Beaty David Overton p9 400010/40010 > 1820 Beaty George Overton p17 400010/01010 > 1820 Beaty James Overton p10 110001/00010 > 1820 Beaty John Overton p15 100010/00000 > 1820 Beaty John Overton p5 100110/32010 > 1820 Beaty Robert Overton p15 000010/00100 > 1820 Beaty William Overton p5 200010/10100 > > >From "Overton County, Tennessee Deed Book A, 1792 -1808" WPA > > Page 34 (p424 of Deed Book)--Deed from Thomas Dillen to Michaell > McDonnald April 17, 1808, con $361, 300 acres of Overton County, Beg it > three post oaks and a hickory it being part of a tract granted to > Donelson by N. Carolina for 10,240 acres. No of grant 336 Jan 8, > 1797.--Thomas Dillon, (Seal) > Test.--JOHN BEATY, John McDonald > Ar. W. Overton > > >From "Tennessee Records of Overton County Circuit Court Minute Book 1815 > -1824"--WPA, 1939 > > Page 60 (page 99 Minute Book) Sept. 9, 1817--John McDonald Vs. George W. > Sevier in Ejectment > This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury > of good and lawful men, (to wit) John Harris, Joseph Martin, Thomas > Chandler, William Bilyew, William Beech, Isaac Bilyew, John Hill, Henry > Hoover, Benjamin Carpenter, ANDREW BEATY, Thomas Kelly and Peterson > Cherry...... > > Page 91 (page 147 of Minute Book) 14 Sept. 1818 > John McDonald Vs George W. Sevier In Ejectment > This day came the parties by their attornies and thereupon came a jury > of good and lawful men, (to wit), Richard Winningham, Frederick Deck, > Adam Gardenshire, Luke Matheny, George Smith, Archibald Story, Isaac > Carlock Jr., Benjamin Carpenter, Richard ray, GEORGE BEATY, Levy Hinds, > and Wilson Conner...... > > Page 161 (Page 266 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) > The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief > This day came James Rodgers Solicitor General and WILLIAM BEATY a > witness who was summoned as a witness to attend the present Term of this > court to give evidence on behalf of the State on the trial of this cause > being solemnly called to come into court came not but made default. It > is therefore considered by the court that the State of Tennessee recover > against the said WILLIAM BEATY the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, > unless he appears here at the next term of this court and shows > sufficient cause of his disability to appear and that a scirifacias > issue to make known &c. > > Page 162 (page 268 of Minute Book, 16 March 1820) > The State Vs Moses Kennedy, Indictment for malicias (sic) mischief > This day came James Rodgers who prosecutes for the State and the > Defendant was surrendered in Court in Discharge of the Recognizance of > himself and Bail was ordered in custody of the sherriff (sic). > Whereupon came a jury of good and lawful men, to wit, JOHN BEATY, > William Chilton, Jr., Simon Huddleston, Rowland Flowers, Richard > Copeland, Ira Smith, William Wisdom, Henry Dillon, Soloman Allred, Wiley > Huddleston, Thomas Masters, and James H. Cherry..... > > Page 182 (page 301 of Minute Book) Aug 31, 1820 > The State Vs WILLIAM BEATY, Sciri facias > This day came James Rodgers esquire Solicitor General who prosecutes for > the State, and for reasons disclosed in the affidavit of the defendant. > It is ordered by the Court that the forfeiture herein taken against the > defendant at the last term of this court be set aside upon the defendant > paying the costs herein accrued. Therefore it is considered by the > court that the State recover against the said defendant the costs in > this behalf expended. > > Page 225 (Page 361, Aug 20, 1821) > JOHN BEATY ia a juror > > Page 271 (p 425 of Minute Book) > A Deed of conveyance from Felps Read to ANDREW BEATY for two hundred > acres of land was produced in open court and the execution thereof > proven by the oaths of George Hoshaw and Robert Higshaw subscribing > witnesses thereto, the said Robert Higshaw stating that he did not > recollect the time when said deed of conveyance was executed and the > said George Heshaw stating that said deed of conveyance was executed > about four years ago. Whereupon said Deed of conveyance was ordered to > be certified. > > page 291 (p450 of Minute Book) > The Grand Jury returned into court and presented a bill of indictment > against JOHN BAITY and Robert Crockett for disturbing public worship a > true bill and retired. > > Laurel Baty, L252 > > ==== BP2000 Mailing List ==== > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > The Threaded Mail List Archiver at RootsWeb > A powerful search engine.... Try it!