On Thu, 23 Nov 2000 10:03:13 -0800 "mallen" <naturalsoft@earthlink.net> writes: > ============================================================ > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ============================================================ > Source: BP2000-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BP2000-L] New Lineage 367 > > > Please welcome new member, Patricia Woodruff. Her line, 367, is as > follows: > > ---------------------------- > Descendants of James Beattey > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. JAMES1 BEATTEY was born Abt. 1820 in Scotland, and died Bef. > 1860 in > Scotland. He married UNKNOWN MOTHER. She was born Abt. 1820 in > Scotland ?. > > Notes for JAMES BEATTEY: > > This lineage is from the research of > Patricia Woodruff > patwoodruff@mac.com > > Patricia's notes: > according to Mary Yearsley Hoopes Neff > based on his son's marriage cert. > > More About JAMES BEATTEY: > Occupation: Farmer > > Children of JAMES BEATTEY and UNKNOWN are: > i. OLDER SISTER2 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1835, Scotland ?. > > Notes for OLDER SISTER BEATTY: > based on brother's estimated birthdate > The older sister took over when the mother (possibly both parent s) > died. > > 2. ii. WILLIAM JOHN BEATTEY, b. Abt. 1840, Scotland; > d. PA ?. > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. WILLIAM JOHN2 BEATTEY (JAMES1) was born Abt. 1840 in Scotland, > and died > in PA ?. He married MARTHA NEAL May 27, 1860 in Parish of St. > Mary, > Nottingham - England. She was born Abt. 1840 in England, and died > 1910 in > Chester County, PA ?. > > Notes for WILLIAM JOHN BEATTEY: > according to Mary Yearsley Neff > Nana's notes say W.J. Beatty died in 1918 > Alice came over after they did. > His own marriage certificate lists him as John Beattey, his > daughter's lists > him as William John Beattey. > > According to Mary Yearsley Hoopes Neff: He ran away from home at a > young age > (around 12). After his mother died, his domineering older sister > took over > running the house. He didn't like this, so he ran away to England. > [The > notes say W.J. Beatty died in 1918. It is unclear if this is > William Jr. or > Sr.] > > There was some family connections to the last name of Webb. > > He was Scotch Presbyterian and very strict. He wouldn't let his > children > play with jacks on a Sunday. > > More About WILLIAM JOHN BEATTEY: > Immigration: Bef. 1888 > Occupation: Tactor, Nana said Shoemaker > Religion: Scotch Presbyterian > Residence: 1860, Hollow Stone, Nottingham - England > > Notes for MARTHA NEAL: > Nana's notes say "Grandma Beatty died in 1910" > Alice came over after they did. > Her witness at her marriage was Alice Neal (sister?). > > More About MARTHA NEAL: > Immigration: Bef. 1888 > Residence: 1860, Hollow Stone, Nottingham - England > > Children of WILLIAM BEATTEY and MARTHA NEAL are: > i. WILLIAM JOHN3 BEATTY, b. Abt. 1861, England; d. > Abt. 1918, PA ?. > > Notes for WILLIAM JOHN BEATTY: > based on parent's birthdate > Nana's notes say W. J. Beatty died in 1918 > before Alice ? > Bachelor. > > More About WILLIAM JOHN BEATTY: > Immigration: Abt. 1887 > > 3. ii. ALICE ELIZABETH BEATTY, b. July 1865, Derby, > England; d. December 24, > 1918, Chester County, PA ?. > 4. iii. JAMES BEATTY, b. July 03, 1868, England; d. > July 18, 1955, Santa > Clara, California. > > > Generation No. 3 > > 3. ALICE ELIZABETH3 BEATTY (WILLIAM JOHN2 BEATTEY, JAMES1) was born > July > 1865 in Derby, England, and died December 24, 1918 in Chester > County, PA ?. > She married FREDERICK BULLOCK December 27, 1881 in Parish of Derby > S. > Peter -England. He was born 1853 in Derby, England. > > Notes for ALICE ELIZABETH BEATTY: > Her knickname was "Dee." > According to Mary Yearsley Hoopes Neff: Edith was adopted by Ali > ce, > although she was almost the same age as her step mother. [Th is > doesn't seem > to jibe with the birthdates I have ?] When Ali ce went to America, > she was > pregnant with Martha. She met her p arents who were already here. > She > brought over her step-daughte r, whom she had adopted (the child of > Frederick Bullock and hi s first wife.) Alice came over with her > parents > and two brother s, as well as her daughters and step-daughter.[this > may have > bee n slightly different trips.] > > I found a record of Alice Bullock, on the S.S. Haverford, sailin g > from > Liverpool, Nov. 11, 1903 arriving at Port Nov. 23, 1903 . Address > is listed > as 373 West Gay St. West Chester, PA. It m ay also list a brother > Emil > Henlin/Winlin? Why did she make thi s trip to England? To find out > about > Frederick? > > More About ALICE ELIZABETH BEATTY: > Baptism: August 27, 1865, Parish of Dudley - England > Immigration: 1888, Philadelphia, PA > Religion: She was raised Scotch Presbyterian, then joined the Church > of > England, upon coming to America, she went to the Episcopal > Church.went to > "Trinity Church Sunday School" > Residence: 1881, Siddals Road, Derby, England > > Notes for FREDERICK BULLOCK: > Nana's notes say 1848 > He had a problem with gambling. Rumor has it that he was "reque > sted" to > leave England. It appears that he packed his family o n the boat > but he > didn't leave. It is possible that he left Ame rica and came back > and died > in England, or he never left. > > More About FREDERICK BULLOCK: > Occupation: Fishmonger > Residence: 1881, Siddals Road, Derby, England > > Children of ALICE BEATTY and FREDERICK BULLOCK are: > 5. i. ALICE ELIZABETH4 BULLOCK, b. October 06, 1882, > Derby, England; d. > November 26, 1971, West Chester, PA. > ii. ETHEL BULLOCK, b. Abt. 1884, Derby, England; d. > Abt. 1886, Derby, > England. > > Notes for ETHEL BULLOCK: > based on siblings ages > based on Nana's report that she was 2 when she died. > > iii. FREDERICK WILLIAM BULLOCK, b. August 08, 1885, > Derby, England; d. Abt. > February 1886, Derby, England. > iv. MARTHA BULLOCK, b. Abt. 1888, PA; m. (1) GEORGE > MELLOR; b. Abt. 1886; > d. Bef. 1905; m. (2) UNKNOWN BALDWIN, Bef. 1906; b. Abt. 1886. > > Notes for MARTHA BULLOCK: > She was called "Auntie Ma." > > More About MARTHA BULLOCK: > Immigration: 1888, Philadelphia, PA > Residence: 1906, San Francisco, CA > > Notes for GEORGE MELLOR: > based on wife's estimated age. > based on wife marrying and moving to San Francisco by 1906 > Old family - Quakers that came over with William Penn. > > Notes for UNKNOWN BALDWIN: > based on wife's estimated birthdate > > > 4. JAMES3 BEATTY (WILLIAM JOHN2 BEATTEY, JAMES1) was born July 03, > 1868 in > England, and died July 18, 1955 in Santa Clara, California. He > married > HENRIETTA K. COLKITT. She was born July 18, 1875 in New Jersey, and > died > September 21, 1951 in Santa Clara, California. > > Notes for JAMES BEATTY: > here before Alice ? > Went to California around the turn of the century. His niece Martha > was > visiting him in 1906, when they had the terrible earthquake of 1906 > in San > Francisco, CA. > > More About JAMES BEATTY: > Immigration: Abt. 1887 > Residence: Abt. 1900, San Francisco, CA > Social Security Number: 562-24-0266 > > Notes for HENRIETTA K. COLKITT: > I don't have a record of either daughter being born or dying i n CA. > This > would seem to indicate that the parents moved ther e later in life. > > Children of JAMES BEATTY and HENRIETTA COLKITT are: > i. MALVA4 BEATTY. > > Notes for MALVA BEATTY: > Who married late in life to an army officer. > > 6. ii. VIOLET (HENRIETTA) BEATTY, b. Abt. 1890. > > > Generation No. 4 > > 5. ALICE ELIZABETH4 BULLOCK (ALICE ELIZABETH3 BEATTY, WILLIAM > JOHN2 > BEATTEY, JAMES1) was born October 06, 1882 in Derby, England, and > died > November 26, 1971 in West Chester, PA. She married WILLIAM RALSTON > HOOPES > July 04, 1912 in West Chester Friends Meeting House - West Chester, > PA. He > was born December 12, 1875 in West Chester, PA, and died November > 24, 1928 > in West Chester, PA. > > Notes for ALICE ELIZABETH BULLOCK: > According to her daughter (Mary "Nana" Neff): when Alice's fathe r > died, her > mother and her mother's parents thought that there w ere more > opportunities > in America. (There seems to be some desc repencies there. It may > be that > Frederick had run up quite a bi t of debt and they were all supposed > to > leave for America but a t the last moment, he sent the family off > and he > stayed in Engla nd.) Her step-sister, Edith was supposed to stay in > England > wit h Edith's mother's relations but at the last moment begged to b > e > allowed to come to the United States. When they landed in Phi > ladelphia, > they were taken in by other English people who ha d a black servant. > Alice, > who was only 6, wouldn't eat at firs t with the servant because she > thought > he was dirty. Alice wa s punished in school because they thought > she was > talking funny , with her English accent. > > She started to teach at Landsdale Quaker one room school. She a > ttended > meeting and later met her Quaker husband-to-be. She sta rted > teaching at 17 > years of age and had a tough time with keepi ng discipline with the > older, > bigger farm boys. > > Suffered from senile dementia in her later years. > > More About ALICE ELIZABETH BULLOCK: > Immigration: 1888, Philadelphia, PA > Occupation: teacher > Religion: raised Church of England, then joined the Episcopal Church > in > America, then converted to Quaker. > > Notes for WILLIAM RALSTON HOOPES: > He really wanted to be a lawyer but when his brother went deaf a nd > was > unable to help their father in his business, he had to se t aside > that dream > and help run the coalyard. > He invested in coal and lumber. He was also a store owner. H e > was > hospitalized twice for depression before he was released a nd > consequently > took his own life. He had lost a lot of money i nvesting in the > railroads. > > More About WILLIAM RALSTON HOOPES: > Religion: Quaker > > Child of ALICE BULLOCK and WILLIAM HOOPES is: > i. MARY YEARSLEY5 HOOPES, b. June 10, 1914, West > Chester, PA; m. PHILIP > WASSON NEFF, June 24, 1939, West Chester Friends Meeting House - > West > Chester, PA; b. November 01, 1910, Howard, PA (Centre County); d. > December > 23, 1995, West Chester, PA. > > Notes for MARY YEARSLEY HOOPES: > private school > Quaker College 2 yrs > changed to West Chester University > Last name is pronounced "Hups" Yearsley is pronounced "yers-lee ." > > At the age of 36, she still had her baby teeth, so they pulled t hem > and > gave her a bridge with adult size teeth. Her grand-daug hter, Polly > had the > same problem of tiny baby teeth after age 20 . > > No siblings. > > Phyllis Woodruff has a silver spoon with the initials M.Y.H. o n the > front > and 1914 engraved on the back. Apparently a baby gi ft for the new > born > Mary Yearsley Hoopes. > > Started with senile dementia around the age of 83. > > More About MARY YEARSLEY HOOPES: > Education: teaching degree originally in French, went back for > another yr > for elementary teacher because she looked too young and couldn't get > a job. > Graduation: West Town School - West Town, PA > Occupation: teacher > Religion: Quaker (Society of Friends) > > Notes for PHILIP WASSON NEFF: > cremated - ashes buried > was a 1 room schoolhouse > full scholarship for 2 yrs. then college went bankrupt > when first married > He and another fellow, traveled east in search of better jobs . > They > stopped at a farm and the owner said he could only hir e one of > them. So > they flipped a coin. His friend got the jo b and Phil traveled on > to West > Chester, where he was to meet hi s future bride and live the rest of > his > life. He kept the coin. > > He met Mary when one day he decided to take a short cut acros s a > farmer's > fields. The bull that was penned there, objected t o this. Phil, > thinking > quickly, grabbed the bull by the ring . However, this is akin to > grabbing > the tiger by the tail; he w as stuck. He couldn't let go and he > couldn't > climb over the fen ce. Mary happened to be passing by and he sent > her to > get help. > > They had trouble getting a credit card when they were going abro ad. > This > was because they had paid cash for their house at 82 9 and couldn't > establish a credit history. > > More About PHILIP WASSON NEFF: > Burial: Lot 7, Section I, Cert. #106 > Education: high school > Graduation: Bald Eagle > Occupation: mushroom grower supervisor > Religion: raised Methodist > Residence: Abt. 1940, Concordville, PA > > > 6. VIOLET (HENRIETTA)4 BEATTY (JAMES3, WILLIAM JOHN2 BEATTEY, > JAMES1) was > born Abt. 1890. She married UNKNOWN CUAHAPE'. He was born Abt. > 1890. > > Notes for VIOLET (HENRIETTA) BEATTY: > based on mother's estimated birthdate > She hated her name Violet, so changed it to Henrietta. > > This was in the CA birth index. ? BEATTIE HENRIETTA 05/24/19 27 > FEMALE > (mother's name) LOUSTANNAN ALAMEDA > > Notes for UNKNOWN CUAHAPE': > based on wife's estimated birthdate > > More About UNKNOWN CUAHAPE': > Nationality: French > > Children of VIOLET BEATTY and UNKNOWN CUAHAPE' are: > i. VICTOR5 CUAHAPE', b. Abt. 1910, California ?. > > Notes for VICTOR CUAHAPE': > based on mother's estimated birthdate > > ii. FRANCIS CUAHAPE', b. Abt. 1910, California ?. > > Notes for FRANCIS CUAHAPE': > based on mother's estimated birthdate > > Jeffery G. Scism,IBSSG http://blacksheep.rootsweb.com/ Son of Charles Scism,< Myrtle C. 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