OBITUARY: Stella Carrie (Howerth) Perry (1870 - 1960) · Lifelong resident of Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana · Published in the newspaper: probably the local Columbus, IN paper · Publication date: probably _______________ · Photocopy of newspaper article in submitter's possession (passed down in family) · See submitter's notes at end Stella Perry Stricken Mrs. Stella C. Perry, 89, 2293 Wallace Avenue, died at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at her home. Mrs. Perry, a lifelong resident of Columbus, had been in ill health three years and seriously ill since Jan. 27. Mrs. Perry was born in Columbus June 25, 1870 to John and Elizabeth Amelia Bright Howerth. She was married Sept. 14, 1890 to Albert Perry who died in 1942. During her girlhood, Mrs. Perry made a trip to Kansas in a covered wagon. A member of East Columbus Church of Christ, she also was a charter member of World War I Mothers organization. Funeral service will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at East Columbus Church of Christ, conducted by Rev. H. Porter Wynn. Burial will be at Garland Brook Cemetery. Casket will be open at Barkes and Inlow Funeral Home after 10 o'clock Friday morning. Survivors are three sons: Earl Perry of Lexington, KY., Sylvan Perry of Columbus and Hubert Perry of Phoenix, Ariz.; three daughters, Mrs. Ernest Devers of Columbus, Mrs. Paul Rambo of Seymour, and Mrs. Harley Wilson of Clayton; 28 grandchildren and 48 great-grandchildren. Submitter's notes: Stella Carrie (Howerth) Perry was born 25 June 1870 in Bartholomew Co, IN and died 17 February 1960 in Bartholomew County, IN. Her parents were John Howerth and Elizabeth Amelia Bright. Her husband was Albert Perry, son Job W. Perry and his 2nd wife Jerusha Ann (Story) Larmer Perry Ensley. The six children of Stella Carrie (Howerth) and Albert Perry were: George Earl Perry, Sr "Earl" (born 14 October 1891), married 03 September 1917 to Kathryn Brooks. Lula Nadine Perry "Nadine" (born 12 September 1894), married 27 April 1919 to Ernest A. Devers. Sylvan Roy Perry "Sylvan" (born 14 January 1897), married 21 March 1918 to Leona Gulley, died 26 December 1975. Thelma Belle "Thelma" Perry (born 22 June 1902), married 21 August 1921 to Wm. Paul Rambo. Hubert Howerth "Hubert" Perry (born 17 September 1905), married 03 April 1927 to Dorothy I. King Beulah Elzora "Beulah" Perry (born 31 January 1908), married 27 November 1927 to Harley E. Wilson.

OBITUARY: John Howerth (1827 - 1915) · Resident of Columbus, Bartholomew County, Indiana · Published in the newspaper: · Publication dates: June 1915 · Photocopy of newspaper articles in submitter's possession (passed down in family) · See submitter's notes at end "Uncle Johnny" Howerth Dead ------------- Died Tuesday Night at Home of Daughter, Mrs. Albert Perry, Of East Columbus ------------- WAS KNOWN AS REVIVAL SINGER AND CHURCH MAN ------------- ACTIVITY IN RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS SECURED HIM WIDE ACQUAINTANCE - WAS STAUNCH MEMBER OF THE METHODIST CHURCH ------------- John Howerth, aged 88 years and 8 months, known universally in this and surrounding counties as "Uncle Johnny," a much loved and respected old man, passed away at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Albert Perry, 101 Grant Avenue, East Columbus, at 8:15 o'clock Tuesday night. The funeral services will be conducted from the East Columbus Methodist Church, of which Mr. Howerth was a staunch member, at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon by Rev. S. H. Reynolds, pastor of the church. Burials will be in the Garland Brook cemetery. Seven children survive the venerable Mr. Howerth. They are I. W. Howerth, professor of education and director of the extension work in the state university at Berkley, California; Mrs. George D. Tilton, Collyer, Kansas; Mrs. E. M. Conde, Delphos, Kansas; Mrs. George T. Long, Selden, Kansas; Mrs. J. T. Patterson, Indianapolis; Mrs. Albert Perry, East Columbus; and Mrs. George A. Goetz, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. All the children were at the bedside when Mr. Howerth died. Mr. Howerth had been well known throughout this county and Brown County for years as a tireless worker in the Methodist Church, and as a singer at revival meetings. As such, he has visited practically all the churches and communities of the county and was known and loved by all. His death was said to have been in keeping with his long, unselfish life. Through his three weeks of illness he never murmured a word of complaint, and he maintained to the last moment the faith that had upheld him throughout his life. Mr. Howerth was born in Bolton, England. He came to America in the year 1830, and lived variously in the states of New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio for several years. However, 61 years of his life were spent in Indiana, first in Brown County and then in Columbus and East Columbus. Mr. Howerth dwelt in Illinois a short time. Mr. Howerth was proprietor of the old Madison House at the corner of Fourth and Franklin Streets for a few years. He also served in postmastership in Brown County during the presidencies of Lincoln and Buchanan. In 1850 Mr. Howerth was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Amelia Bright in Ohio. Mrs. Howerth died in 1885, and he never remarried again. Mr. Howerth was a man whose death will be grieved wherever he was known. But the influence of his life will live and will continue to be an example for right living. Submitter's notes: Parents of John Howerth were Samuel Howerth (born 1797, Lance Bolton, England) and Sarah Bolton (born 13 September 1801, Burghwallis, Yorks County, England). John Howerth was born 18 October 1826 in Bolton, England (near the city of Manchester). The family moved to America in about 1830. John Howerth died 15 June 1915 in Columbus, Bartholomew County, IN. Parents of Elizabeth Amelia Bright were Thomas Bright and Eleanor "Ellen" Davis. · Elizabeth Amelia (Bright) Howerth was born 18 June 1832. She died 30 December 1885 in Sims, Illinois and was buried in the Dickeysville cemetery. · After the death of his first wife, Thomas Bright then married _____ Hancher. · The children of Thomas Bright and Ellen Davis were John Bright, Elizabeth Amelia Bright, and Mary Bright. o Mary Bright married Mr. ___________Satterthwaite; they had a son named Tillus. · Brothers of Thomas Bright were Fleming Bright and Henry Bright. · Family notes state "Thomas and Ellen Davis Bright, born in Belmont County, Ohio . . . " - not certain if both were born there, or only Ellen. John Howerth and Elizabeth Amelia Bright were married 09 August 1850 in Belmont County, Ohio. John Howerth and his wife Elizabeth Amelia Bright were the parents of 12 children, five of whom either died in infancy or did not live beyond childhood. These children were: · Sarah Ellen Howerth, born 09 August 1851 (or possibly 19 August) and died at age 83 in Collyer,Trego County, KS on 09 (or 08) December 1934. o She married George Davis Tilton in her parents home in Oak Ridge, Brown County, IN on 04 February 1869. This couple lived to celebrate their 64th wedding anniversary in 1933. § George Davis Tilton was born 17 October 1848 in Coshocton County, OH. His parents were Louis C. Tilton (born 07 January 1815; died 23 January 1893) and Elizabeth Lacy (born 14 April 1814; died 12 February 1896); they were married in Coshocton Co, OH 24 January 1838. o The children of Sarah Ellen Howerth and George Davis Tilton were: § Ida May Tilton born in about 1869. She 09 October 1871 at the age of 2 years. § James Elmer (called Elmer) Tilton, born 19 December 1871, Brown Co, IN and died 04 January 1951 in Collyer, Trego County, KS. He married Clara B. Austen of Lucas, KS on 31 December 1893. Their children: 4 daughters Florence, Minnie, Bertha, and Ellen. This couple lived to celebrate their 50th anniversary. His wife died 10 May 1962. § John Lewis (called John) Tilton, born 13 August 1874 in Wayne Co, Illinois and died 27 August 1960 at Collyer, Trego Co, KS. He married Mary L. Sparks of Zurich, KS on 21 September 1898. This couple had 2 sons and 2 daughters who died in infancy. In addition they had 3 other sons (George S., Ernest, and Jay) and 3 other daughters (Mae, Mary, and Viola). This couple lived to celebrate their 50th anniversary. His wife died 11 July 1959. § Ira Clement (called Ira)Tilton was born 04 December 1877 in Wayne Co, Illinois. He married Esther Eichenberger of Tribune, KS. This couple had 3 sons (Arthur, Victor, and Karl) and 2 daughters (Frances and Irene). Esther (Eichenberger) Tilton died 29 May 1949. § Luella Florence (called Ella)Tilton was born 24 October 1879 in Brown County, IN. She married John Ralph (called Ralph) Austin of Collyer, Trego County, KS on 22 November 1900. This couple had one son Claud Ulrich and one daughter Elva Eveline. This couple lived to celebrate their 64th anniversary. § George Clarence (called Clarence) was born 23 March 1890 in Trego Co, KS. He married Estella Brown. They had two sons: Lloyd and Everett. § Albert Woods "Bert" Tilton was born 09 November 1891 in Trego Co, KS. He married Viola A. Tilton (no relation) of Glasco, KS on 20 September 1915. This couple had 4 sons (Darrell, Ray, David, and John Albert) and 2 daughters (Edith and Thelma). This couple lived to celebrate their 50th anniversary. § Lillian Olive Tilton was born 23 August 1894 in Trego Co, KS. She married William H. Curry of Baltimore on 01 May 1916. This couple lived to celebrate their 50th anniversary. This couple had no children. Her husband died 28 May 1966. · Mary Elizabeth "Libby" Bright, born 12 February 1853 (or 12 Oct 1853?). She died 12 January 1859. · Ursula Jane "Sulie" Howerth, born 20 February 1855 (or possibly 10 February). She died 14 April 1924. She was married to Walsh Craven in 1882 in Simms, Illinois; they had at least one child, Lula Mae. After the death of Mr. Craven, she married a James H. King on 01 January 1874 in Bartholomew Co, IN and had a daughter Cora. · Martha "Mat" Ann Howerth, born 07 February 1857. She married Alfred Clark in Bartholomew Co, IN on 19 November 1872. · Amanda Howerth, born 27 June 1859. She died 14 July 1859. · Ira Woods Howerth, born 18 June 1860. He married 16 or 21 August 1881 to Cora Olive Cisne in Wayne Co, Illinois. This couple lived to old age and are buried in Greeley, Colorado. · Ida May Howerth, born 21 April 1862. She died 03 August 1864. · Clara Campsdelle Howerth, born 09 April 1864. She died 22 December 1866. · Susan Louvira "Vida" Howerth, born 08 April 1866 in Bartholomew Co, IN. She died 06 November 1930 in Bartholomew Co, IN. She married 21 August 1884 to Joseph Thomas Patterson of Delphos, Kansas. The marriage occurred in either Pin Oak or Covington, Illinois. Joseph Thomas Patterson was born 20 October 1858 in Bartholomew County, IN. This couple had the following children: Stella Elzora, Bessie Frances, Cora Alberta, Bessie May, and Elva Marie. · Arabella Howerth, born 27 November 1868. She died 11 December 1868. · Stella Carrie Howerth, born 25 June 1870 and died 17 February 1960. She married Albert Perry in Bartholomew Co, IN on 14 September 1890. (NOTE: More information on Stella Carrie (Howerth) Perry will accompany her obituary - see separate e-mail). · Minnie Elzora Howerth, born 24 October 1872. She married George A. Goetz on 31 January 1892 in Bartholomew County, IN. NOTE: Sources for this information include a "memoir" written by Stella Carrie (Howerth) Perry which has been passed down in my family, notes from the Howerth Family Bible as posted at http://www.biblerecords.com/howerth.html, and a 2001 posting by Bart Tilton at http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/print.cgi?tilton::751.html.

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Hello Virginia, John R. Beaty (Bartholomew Co.) was born in KY, according to the 1870 census. Rachael was born in Ohio. John has considerable resources...28,500 in Real Estate, 4500 in Personal Property. That said, the Franklin Co. Probate Records (online at the Franklin Co. Website) shows John R. Beaty leaving an impressive Inventory and Appraisal list at his death. The same name, the fact that Elizabeth Beaty, the widow, had a son under the age of 10 in the 1820 census, and financial resources makes me wonder. My Campbell line was in Franklin Co. same time frame purchased land 1821 in Jackson Twp, Shelby (on the Bartholomew line). Same line that was a good friend of John R. Beaty and also buried at Robert's Chapel. Who knows...just a thought! I'm looking at everything. Trying to track the Campbell line prior to 1817 when they appear on the Tax List Franklin Co. IN. They came from NC, but have been unable to find their trail. Anne --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > Hello Anne -- > > The Beatys I am researching came from KY probably > about 1825, judging from > the children's birthdates and where they were born. > We think they came from > Montgomery County, KY, their father being Thomas > Beaty who died there in > 1817. Prior to that time, the family probably came > from Virginia. > > The Ohio Beatys, whom I described earlier, I believe > to have been in > Bartholomew Co. as early as 1821. The family I > spent time with was the 1821 > William married to Mariah/Mary -- I eventually was > able to distinguish him > and his progeny from my group. Mariah was widowed > early but did a lot of > land transactions. If you are positive your Rachel > is a Runyan, not a > Layman, maybe your Beatys are Ohio Beatys. > > Franklin Co. John COULD have been a brother to KY > Thomas. Franklin Co. > COULD have been a stop along the way. > > Do you have any clues as to where Franklin Co. John > came from? I wonder if > he is listed on any of the lineages on the Beaty > Project 2000. > > Virginia > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Anne Ruby" <aruby2003@yahoo.com> > To: <inbartho@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 10:57 AM > Subject: Re: [INBARTHO] Beatty, Lowe, Erhart, > Wilson, McMillan > > > > Virginia, > > > > Thank you for your information. I am wondering if > John > > R. Beaty (Beatty) is the son of John R. Beaty and > > Elizabeth living in Franklin Co. 1815? John R. > Beaty > > died 1815 and his wife Elizabeth is found in the > 1820 > > & 1830 census in Franklin Co. Could John R have > come > > to Bartholomew Co. with William? Do you know > where > > the family lived previously? > > > > Anne > > > > > > --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > > > >> Anne -- > >> > >> > Are you familiar with the John R. Beatty > family? > >> John > >> > was married to Rachel Runyan and lived in NW > >> > Bartholomew Co. near the Shelby Co. line. He is > >> buried > >> > in Robert's Chapel Cemetery. > >> > > >> The only John Beaty I have who is married to a > >> Rachel is John Beaty of > >> German Township who was married to Rachel Layman > in > >> 1838 in Bartholomew Co. > >> They did live very close to the county line. > Their > >> youngest child was > >> Cornelius Beaty who married Clarissa Beaty. This > >> John was, I believe, a > >> nephew to William Beaty, grandfather of both > William > >> Truman Beaty and > >> William Tomas Beaty, whom I describe below. > >> > >> Another William T. Beaty living in Bartholomew > >> County....His descendant, > >> John Devroy, posted on the Beaty Project 2000. > >> William Tomas was born in > >> Bartholomew County but migrated with his family > to > >> Tipton County in 1851. > >> He was orphaned when he was about 10-11 years > old. > >> His father David died in > >> 1859, his mother Emily Akin Beaty in 1861, both > in > >> Tipton Co.. This William > >> T. returned to Bartholomew Co., I believe, with > his > >> grandfather William > >> Beaty, who reappeared there in 1870 and is found > >> living with one of his > >> sons, Darius Beaty, in Wayne Township. > >> > >> Generation No. 1 > >> 1. William Tomas4 Beaty (David3, > William2, > >> Thomas1) (Source: > >> Information from John Devroy.) was born > 10-Apr-1849. > >> He married Minerva C. > >> Low 24-Dec-1874 in Bartholomew Co., IN. > >> > >> > >> Child of William Beaty and Minerva Low is: > >> > >> + 2 i. Jennie Eliza5 > Beaty. > >> > >> Generation No. 2 > >> > >> 2. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty (William Tomas4, > >> David3, William2, Thomas1) > >> She married Clarence B. McMillen? 02-May-1899 in > >> Bartholomew Co., IN. > >> > >> Marriage Notes for Jennie Beaty and Clarence > >> McMillen?: > >> > >> C14, 189, Bartholomew Co. marriage record. > >> > >> Child of Jennie Beaty and Clarence McMillen? is: > >> > >> + 3 i. Unknown6 Unknown. > >> > >> Generation No. 3 > >> > >> 3. Unknown6 Unknown (Jennie Eliza5 > Beaty, > >> William Tomas4, David3, > >> William2, Thomas1) > >> > >> > >> Child of Unknown Unknown is: > >> > >> + 4 i. Unknown7 Unknown. > >> > >> Generation No. 4 > >> > >> 4. Unknown7 Unknown (Unknown6, Jennie > >> Eliza5 Beaty, William Tomas4, > >> David3, William2, Thomas1) She married Unknown > >> Devroy. > >> > >> Child of Unknown Unknown and Unknown Devroy is: > >> > >> 5 i. John8 Devroy. > >> > >> > >> > >> If any of these seem like a match, let me know, I > >> can fill in a lot of > >> missing pieces. > >> > >> > >> > >> Virginia Nuta > >> > >> > >> > > >> > >> > >> ------------------------------- > >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > >> to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >> 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > >> the body of the message > >> > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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Hello Virginia, According to the (Old) Robert's Chapel Cemetery List, John Beaty was b. Jan. 17, 1814 -d. Oct. 10, 1879. Wife Rachael b. Jan. 17, 1818 d. May 4, 1888 (nee Laymon). Also listed is Harriett Beaty, dau. of John and Rachael b. 1848-d.Sept. 1849. John and Rachael Laymon were married Oct. 3, 1838 in Bartholomew Co. Source: Indiana Marriages through 1850. Several members of Brown, Campbell, Cheatam, Cochran, Dorsey, Ensley, Heck, Kendall, Laymon, Runyan, Walker families are buried in this section. Hope this helps. Anne --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > Hello Anne -- > > My Beatys, Coopers, Owens, and the McQueens and > Laymons were all Separate > Baptists attending services at a church in Flatrock > Twp. that was originally > held on Nathaniel Owens' land. It would seem more > likely that your John R. > Beaty was one of my Kentucky group if he attended > this church. Could you > give me his dates? Maybe it would help fit him in. > > Virginia > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Anne Ruby" <aruby2003@yahoo.com> > To: <inbartho@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 12:02 PM > Subject: Re: [INBARTHO] Beaty-Laymon > > > > Yes, several families were tightly connected and > > interconnected in this Flat Rock area. Sorting > them is > > quite difficult. My Campbell family is connected > as > > well. Washington Campbell and John R. Beaty were > close > > friends and in a failed business together. > > Washington's first wife was Cinthian Runyan, dau. > of > > Henry and Mary(Laymon)Runyan. Marriage performed > by > > Martin Laymon. I believe they were Separate > Baptists. > > At least Washington was listed as Supt. of > Separate > > Baptist Sabbath School circa 1870. Unfortunately, > they > > did not believe in leaving records! Many are > buried > > in Roberts Chapel Cemetery on the Bartholomew Co. > > portion. > > > > Thank you for the Beatty information. It helps tie > up > > some loose ends. Do any of these families have > North > > Carolina roots? > > > > Anne > > > > > > > > > > --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > > > >> Some of us who have been working on this believe > >> that this John Beaty (I > >> call him German Twp. John) was the son of Thomas > >> Beaty, who died in > >> Bartholomew Co. abt. July 8, 1831, and was from > KY. > >> If so, John's mother > >> was Henrietta. We think German Twp. John was a > >> brother to Darius Beaty who > >> settled in Flatrock Twp., also from KY. There > was > >> another possible brother > >> James in Flatrock Twp., and I have speculated > that > >> Marcella Beaty, who > >> married John McQueen and who lived in Flatrock > Twp., > >> may have been a sister, > >> as her age and dates fit neatly within this > family. > >> If someone knows > >> otherwise, please let me know!!! German Twp. > John's > >> land was actually very > >> close to the parcels owned by the Flatrock Twp. > >> clan. The Layman family, > >> the McQueens, the Beatys and the Owens families > were > >> involved in the same > >> church and I think they were tightly > interconnected. > >> Layman and McQueen > >> ministers performed marriages for Beatys and > Owens, > >> for example. Tammy > >> McCoige Miller in Bartholomew County has > extensive > >> information on the > >> Cooper/Beaty family which has helped us sort > these > >> people out. But I have > >> to say that the above relationships are probable > >> only, not proven. > >> > >> My ancestor William Beaty, we believe to have > been a > >> brother to Thomas > >> Beaty, and I believe it was this William who was > >> appointed administrator to > >> Thomas' estate. My William had children Joseph, > >> David, John M., Darius, > >> William, Mary Jane, and maybe James Orville. > >> > >> The Beatys named their children the same series > of > >> names, leading to much > >> confusion, and as I stated earlier, several of > them, > >> after migrating to > >> Tipton County, returned to Bartholomew County. > >> Furthermore, my William saw > >> no need to record his deeds when purchasing land, > so > >> while you can find > >> deeds when it is sold, it leaves you wondering > when > >> it was obtained. > >> > >> Virginia Nuta > >> > >> > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "Joan Woodhull" <jowo@netdirect.net> > >> To: <INBARTHO@rootsweb.com> > >> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:57 PM > >> Subject: [INBARTHO] Beaty-Laymon > >> > >> > >> > Anne... > >> > I do not know John Beaty's parents, but I do > >> know Rachel's parents > >> > and grandparents. John was born in either > >> Kentucky or Ohio and Rachel > >> > was born in Ohio, according to my records. > >> Virginia Nuta has written > >> > and she may be able to help us. Thanks. > >> > ...Joan Woodhull > >> > > >> > > >> > ------------------------------- > >> > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > >> to > >> > INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >> 'unsubscribe' without the > >> > quotes in the subject and the body of the > message > >> > > >> > >> > >> > >> ------------------------------- > >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an > email > >> to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > >> 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and > >> the body of the message > >> > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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Hello Anne -- My Beatys, Coopers, Owens, and the McQueens and Laymons were all Separate Baptists attending services at a church in Flatrock Twp. that was originally held on Nathaniel Owens' land. It would seem more likely that your John R. Beaty was one of my Kentucky group if he attended this church. Could you give me his dates? Maybe it would help fit him in. Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Ruby" <aruby2003@yahoo.com> To: <inbartho@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 12:02 PM Subject: Re: [INBARTHO] Beaty-Laymon > Yes, several families were tightly connected and > interconnected in this Flat Rock area. Sorting them is > quite difficult. My Campbell family is connected as > well. Washington Campbell and John R. Beaty were close > friends and in a failed business together. > Washington's first wife was Cinthian Runyan, dau. of > Henry and Mary(Laymon)Runyan. Marriage performed by > Martin Laymon. I believe they were Separate Baptists. > At least Washington was listed as Supt. of Separate > Baptist Sabbath School circa 1870. Unfortunately, they > did not believe in leaving records! Many are buried > in Roberts Chapel Cemetery on the Bartholomew Co. > portion. > > Thank you for the Beatty information. It helps tie up > some loose ends. Do any of these families have North > Carolina roots? > > Anne > > > > > --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > >> Some of us who have been working on this believe >> that this John Beaty (I >> call him German Twp. John) was the son of Thomas >> Beaty, who died in >> Bartholomew Co. abt. July 8, 1831, and was from KY. >> If so, John's mother >> was Henrietta. We think German Twp. John was a >> brother to Darius Beaty who >> settled in Flatrock Twp., also from KY. There was >> another possible brother >> James in Flatrock Twp., and I have speculated that >> Marcella Beaty, who >> married John McQueen and who lived in Flatrock Twp., >> may have been a sister, >> as her age and dates fit neatly within this family. >> If someone knows >> otherwise, please let me know!!! German Twp. John's >> land was actually very >> close to the parcels owned by the Flatrock Twp. >> clan. The Layman family, >> the McQueens, the Beatys and the Owens families were >> involved in the same >> church and I think they were tightly interconnected. >> Layman and McQueen >> ministers performed marriages for Beatys and Owens, >> for example. Tammy >> McCoige Miller in Bartholomew County has extensive >> information on the >> Cooper/Beaty family which has helped us sort these >> people out. But I have >> to say that the above relationships are probable >> only, not proven. >> >> My ancestor William Beaty, we believe to have been a >> brother to Thomas >> Beaty, and I believe it was this William who was >> appointed administrator to >> Thomas' estate. My William had children Joseph, >> David, John M., Darius, >> William, Mary Jane, and maybe James Orville. >> >> The Beatys named their children the same series of >> names, leading to much >> confusion, and as I stated earlier, several of them, >> after migrating to >> Tipton County, returned to Bartholomew County. >> Furthermore, my William saw >> no need to record his deeds when purchasing land, so >> while you can find >> deeds when it is sold, it leaves you wondering when >> it was obtained. >> >> Virginia Nuta >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Joan Woodhull" <jowo@netdirect.net> >> To: <INBARTHO@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:57 PM >> Subject: [INBARTHO] Beaty-Laymon >> >> >> > Anne... >> > I do not know John Beaty's parents, but I do >> know Rachel's parents >> > and grandparents. John was born in either >> Kentucky or Ohio and Rachel >> > was born in Ohio, according to my records. >> Virginia Nuta has written >> > and she may be able to help us. Thanks. >> > ...Joan Woodhull >> > >> > >> > ------------------------------- >> > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email >> to >> > INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word >> 'unsubscribe' without the >> > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email >> to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word >> 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and >> the body of the message >> > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This is a cemetery lookup request. Is there a cemetery inventory or index that shows where in Indiana Eleazer Rouse was buried? He died in 1848 when struck by a falling coon tree, according to family information. He and wife Eliza McKee sold their land in 1836 and 1838. No one knows for sure where Eleazer and Eliza were buried, but one researcher in the 1980s thought it was probably Mt. Olive Cemetery in Harrison, Bartholomew County, IN. Another source says that Eleazer was buried in Bloomington, IN. Since this is a Bartholomew County list, I am asking if anyone has found a headstone for Eleazer Rouse, who died in 1848. The same researcher said that Eliza died between 1870 - 1880, and that Eleazer and Eliza are buried in the same cemetery. That researcher also says that an Eliza Rouse married Edward Mitchell 9 Apr. 1850, allowing the reader to determine if she believed or thought that Eliza McKee married Edward. If she did marry Edward Mitchell, Eliza's surname could be Mitchell on the headstone (Eliza McKee Rouse Mitchell). Lee Anne

Hello Anne -- The Beatys I am researching came from KY probably about 1825, judging from the children's birthdates and where they were born. We think they came from Montgomery County, KY, their father being Thomas Beaty who died there in 1817. Prior to that time, the family probably came from Virginia. The Ohio Beatys, whom I described earlier, I believe to have been in Bartholomew Co. as early as 1821. The family I spent time with was the 1821 William married to Mariah/Mary -- I eventually was able to distinguish him and his progeny from my group. Mariah was widowed early but did a lot of land transactions. If you are positive your Rachel is a Runyan, not a Layman, maybe your Beatys are Ohio Beatys. Franklin Co. John COULD have been a brother to KY Thomas. Franklin Co. COULD have been a stop along the way. Do you have any clues as to where Franklin Co. John came from? I wonder if he is listed on any of the lineages on the Beaty Project 2000. Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Anne Ruby" <aruby2003@yahoo.com> To: <inbartho@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 10:57 AM Subject: Re: [INBARTHO] Beatty, Lowe, Erhart, Wilson, McMillan > Virginia, > > Thank you for your information. I am wondering if John > R. Beaty (Beatty) is the son of John R. Beaty and > Elizabeth living in Franklin Co. 1815? John R. Beaty > died 1815 and his wife Elizabeth is found in the 1820 > & 1830 census in Franklin Co. Could John R have come > to Bartholomew Co. with William? Do you know where > the family lived previously? > > Anne > > > --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > >> Anne -- >> >> > Are you familiar with the John R. Beatty family? >> John >> > was married to Rachel Runyan and lived in NW >> > Bartholomew Co. near the Shelby Co. line. He is >> buried >> > in Robert's Chapel Cemetery. >> > >> The only John Beaty I have who is married to a >> Rachel is John Beaty of >> German Township who was married to Rachel Layman in >> 1838 in Bartholomew Co. >> They did live very close to the county line. Their >> youngest child was >> Cornelius Beaty who married Clarissa Beaty. This >> John was, I believe, a >> nephew to William Beaty, grandfather of both William >> Truman Beaty and >> William Tomas Beaty, whom I describe below. >> >> Another William T. Beaty living in Bartholomew >> County....His descendant, >> John Devroy, posted on the Beaty Project 2000. >> William Tomas was born in >> Bartholomew County but migrated with his family to >> Tipton County in 1851. >> He was orphaned when he was about 10-11 years old. >> His father David died in >> 1859, his mother Emily Akin Beaty in 1861, both in >> Tipton Co.. This William >> T. returned to Bartholomew Co., I believe, with his >> grandfather William >> Beaty, who reappeared there in 1870 and is found >> living with one of his >> sons, Darius Beaty, in Wayne Township. >> >> Generation No. 1 >> 1. William Tomas4 Beaty (David3, William2, >> Thomas1) (Source: >> Information from John Devroy.) was born 10-Apr-1849. >> He married Minerva C. >> Low 24-Dec-1874 in Bartholomew Co., IN. >> >> >> Child of William Beaty and Minerva Low is: >> >> + 2 i. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty. >> >> Generation No. 2 >> >> 2. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty (William Tomas4, >> David3, William2, Thomas1) >> She married Clarence B. McMillen? 02-May-1899 in >> Bartholomew Co., IN. >> >> Marriage Notes for Jennie Beaty and Clarence >> McMillen?: >> >> C14, 189, Bartholomew Co. marriage record. >> >> Child of Jennie Beaty and Clarence McMillen? is: >> >> + 3 i. Unknown6 Unknown. >> >> Generation No. 3 >> >> 3. Unknown6 Unknown (Jennie Eliza5 Beaty, >> William Tomas4, David3, >> William2, Thomas1) >> >> >> Child of Unknown Unknown is: >> >> + 4 i. Unknown7 Unknown. >> >> Generation No. 4 >> >> 4. Unknown7 Unknown (Unknown6, Jennie >> Eliza5 Beaty, William Tomas4, >> David3, William2, Thomas1) She married Unknown >> Devroy. >> >> Child of Unknown Unknown and Unknown Devroy is: >> >> 5 i. John8 Devroy. >> >> >> >> If any of these seem like a match, let me know, I >> can fill in a lot of >> missing pieces. >> >> >> >> Virginia Nuta >> >> >> > >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email >> to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word >> 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and >> the body of the message >> > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Some of us who have been working on this believe that this John Beaty (I call him German Twp. John) was the son of Thomas Beaty, who died in Bartholomew Co. abt. July 8, 1831, and was from KY. If so, John's mother was Henrietta. We think German Twp. John was a brother to Darius Beaty who settled in Flatrock Twp., also from KY. There was another possible brother James in Flatrock Twp., and I have speculated that Marcella Beaty, who married John McQueen and who lived in Flatrock Twp., may have been a sister, as her age and dates fit neatly within this family. If someone knows otherwise, please let me know!!! German Twp. John's land was actually very close to the parcels owned by the Flatrock Twp. clan. The Layman family, the McQueens, the Beatys and the Owens families were involved in the same church and I think they were tightly interconnected. Layman and McQueen ministers performed marriages for Beatys and Owens, for example. Tammy McCoige Miller in Bartholomew County has extensive information on the Cooper/Beaty family which has helped us sort these people out. But I have to say that the above relationships are probable only, not proven. My ancestor William Beaty, we believe to have been a brother to Thomas Beaty, and I believe it was this William who was appointed administrator to Thomas' estate. My William had children Joseph, David, John M., Darius, William, Mary Jane, and maybe James Orville. The Beatys named their children the same series of names, leading to much confusion, and as I stated earlier, several of them, after migrating to Tipton County, returned to Bartholomew County. Furthermore, my William saw no need to record his deeds when purchasing land, so while you can find deeds when it is sold, it leaves you wondering when it was obtained. Virginia Nuta ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Woodhull" <jowo@netdirect.net> To: <INBARTHO@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:57 PM Subject: [INBARTHO] Beaty-Laymon > Anne... > I do not know John Beaty's parents, but I do know Rachel's parents > and grandparents. John was born in either Kentucky or Ohio and Rachel > was born in Ohio, according to my records. Virginia Nuta has written > and she may be able to help us. Thanks. > ...Joan Woodhull > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Yes, several families were tightly connected and interconnected in this Flat Rock area. Sorting them is quite difficult. My Campbell family is connected as well. Washington Campbell and John R. Beaty were close friends and in a failed business together. Washington's first wife was Cinthian Runyan, dau. of Henry and Mary(Laymon)Runyan. Marriage performed by Martin Laymon. I believe they were Separate Baptists. At least Washington was listed as Supt. of Separate Baptist Sabbath School circa 1870. Unfortunately, they did not believe in leaving records! Many are buried in Roberts Chapel Cemetery on the Bartholomew Co. portion. Thank you for the Beatty information. It helps tie up some loose ends. Do any of these families have North Carolina roots? Anne --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > Some of us who have been working on this believe > that this John Beaty (I > call him German Twp. John) was the son of Thomas > Beaty, who died in > Bartholomew Co. abt. July 8, 1831, and was from KY. > If so, John's mother > was Henrietta. We think German Twp. John was a > brother to Darius Beaty who > settled in Flatrock Twp., also from KY. There was > another possible brother > James in Flatrock Twp., and I have speculated that > Marcella Beaty, who > married John McQueen and who lived in Flatrock Twp., > may have been a sister, > as her age and dates fit neatly within this family. > If someone knows > otherwise, please let me know!!! German Twp. John's > land was actually very > close to the parcels owned by the Flatrock Twp. > clan. The Layman family, > the McQueens, the Beatys and the Owens families were > involved in the same > church and I think they were tightly interconnected. > Layman and McQueen > ministers performed marriages for Beatys and Owens, > for example. Tammy > McCoige Miller in Bartholomew County has extensive > information on the > Cooper/Beaty family which has helped us sort these > people out. But I have > to say that the above relationships are probable > only, not proven. > > My ancestor William Beaty, we believe to have been a > brother to Thomas > Beaty, and I believe it was this William who was > appointed administrator to > Thomas' estate. My William had children Joseph, > David, John M., Darius, > William, Mary Jane, and maybe James Orville. > > The Beatys named their children the same series of > names, leading to much > confusion, and as I stated earlier, several of them, > after migrating to > Tipton County, returned to Bartholomew County. > Furthermore, my William saw > no need to record his deeds when purchasing land, so > while you can find > deeds when it is sold, it leaves you wondering when > it was obtained. > > Virginia Nuta > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Joan Woodhull" <jowo@netdirect.net> > To: <INBARTHO@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:57 PM > Subject: [INBARTHO] Beaty-Laymon > > > > Anne... > > I do not know John Beaty's parents, but I do > know Rachel's parents > > and grandparents. John was born in either > Kentucky or Ohio and Rachel > > was born in Ohio, according to my records. > Virginia Nuta has written > > and she may be able to help us. Thanks. > > ...Joan Woodhull > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to > > INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Virginia, Thank you for your information. I am wondering if John R. Beaty (Beatty) is the son of John R. Beaty and Elizabeth living in Franklin Co. 1815? John R. Beaty died 1815 and his wife Elizabeth is found in the 1820 & 1830 census in Franklin Co. Could John R have come to Bartholomew Co. with William? Do you know where the family lived previously? Anne --- Virginia Nuta <vrnuta@comcast.net> wrote: > Anne -- > > > Are you familiar with the John R. Beatty family? > John > > was married to Rachel Runyan and lived in NW > > Bartholomew Co. near the Shelby Co. line. He is > buried > > in Robert's Chapel Cemetery. > > > The only John Beaty I have who is married to a > Rachel is John Beaty of > German Township who was married to Rachel Layman in > 1838 in Bartholomew Co. > They did live very close to the county line. Their > youngest child was > Cornelius Beaty who married Clarissa Beaty. This > John was, I believe, a > nephew to William Beaty, grandfather of both William > Truman Beaty and > William Tomas Beaty, whom I describe below. > > Another William T. Beaty living in Bartholomew > County....His descendant, > John Devroy, posted on the Beaty Project 2000. > William Tomas was born in > Bartholomew County but migrated with his family to > Tipton County in 1851. > He was orphaned when he was about 10-11 years old. > His father David died in > 1859, his mother Emily Akin Beaty in 1861, both in > Tipton Co.. This William > T. returned to Bartholomew Co., I believe, with his > grandfather William > Beaty, who reappeared there in 1870 and is found > living with one of his > sons, Darius Beaty, in Wayne Township. > > Generation No. 1 > 1. William Tomas4 Beaty (David3, William2, > Thomas1) (Source: > Information from John Devroy.) was born 10-Apr-1849. > He married Minerva C. > Low 24-Dec-1874 in Bartholomew Co., IN. > > > Child of William Beaty and Minerva Low is: > > + 2 i. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty. > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty (William Tomas4, > David3, William2, Thomas1) > She married Clarence B. McMillen? 02-May-1899 in > Bartholomew Co., IN. > > Marriage Notes for Jennie Beaty and Clarence > McMillen?: > > C14, 189, Bartholomew Co. marriage record. > > Child of Jennie Beaty and Clarence McMillen? is: > > + 3 i. Unknown6 Unknown. > > Generation No. 3 > > 3. Unknown6 Unknown (Jennie Eliza5 Beaty, > William Tomas4, David3, > William2, Thomas1) > > > Child of Unknown Unknown is: > > + 4 i. Unknown7 Unknown. > > Generation No. 4 > > 4. Unknown7 Unknown (Unknown6, Jennie > Eliza5 Beaty, William Tomas4, > David3, William2, Thomas1) She married Unknown > Devroy. > > Child of Unknown Unknown and Unknown Devroy is: > > 5 i. John8 Devroy. > > > > If any of these seem like a match, let me know, I > can fill in a lot of > missing pieces. > > > > Virginia Nuta > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Joan, Yes, I do have the Runyan/Laymon line from Ohio/VA. Perhaps Virginia can help with the Beatys. My connection to the Beatys is circumstantial and am curious about the line. I do have ancestors in the Runyan line. Thanks. Anne --- Joan Woodhull <jowo@netdirect.net> wrote: > Anne... > I do not know John Beaty's parents, but I do know > Rachel's parents > and grandparents. John was born in either Kentucky > or Ohio and Rachel > was born in Ohio, according to my records. > Virginia Nuta has written > and she may be able to help us. Thanks. > ...Joan Woodhull > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to INBARTHO-request@rootsweb.com with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Anne... I do not know John Beaty's parents, but I do know Rachel's parents and grandparents. John was born in either Kentucky or Ohio and Rachel was born in Ohio, according to my records. Virginia Nuta has written and she may be able to help us. Thanks. ...Joan Woodhull

Anne -- > Are you familiar with the John R. Beatty family? John > was married to Rachel Runyan and lived in NW > Bartholomew Co. near the Shelby Co. line. He is buried > in Robert's Chapel Cemetery. > The only John Beaty I have who is married to a Rachel is John Beaty of German Township who was married to Rachel Layman in 1838 in Bartholomew Co. They did live very close to the county line. Their youngest child was Cornelius Beaty who married Clarissa Beaty. This John was, I believe, a nephew to William Beaty, grandfather of both William Truman Beaty and William Tomas Beaty, whom I describe below. Another William T. Beaty living in Bartholomew County....His descendant, John Devroy, posted on the Beaty Project 2000. William Tomas was born in Bartholomew County but migrated with his family to Tipton County in 1851. He was orphaned when he was about 10-11 years old. His father David died in 1859, his mother Emily Akin Beaty in 1861, both in Tipton Co.. This William T. returned to Bartholomew Co., I believe, with his grandfather William Beaty, who reappeared there in 1870 and is found living with one of his sons, Darius Beaty, in Wayne Township. Generation No. 1 1. William Tomas4 Beaty (David3, William2, Thomas1) (Source: Information from John Devroy.) was born 10-Apr-1849. He married Minerva C. Low 24-Dec-1874 in Bartholomew Co., IN. Child of William Beaty and Minerva Low is: + 2 i. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty. Generation No. 2 2. Jennie Eliza5 Beaty (William Tomas4, David3, William2, Thomas1) She married Clarence B. McMillen? 02-May-1899 in Bartholomew Co., IN. Marriage Notes for Jennie Beaty and Clarence McMillen?: C14, 189, Bartholomew Co. marriage record. Child of Jennie Beaty and Clarence McMillen? is: + 3 i. Unknown6 Unknown. Generation No. 3 3. Unknown6 Unknown (Jennie Eliza5 Beaty, William Tomas4, David3, William2, Thomas1) Child of Unknown Unknown is: + 4 i. Unknown7 Unknown. Generation No. 4 4. Unknown7 Unknown (Unknown6, Jennie Eliza5 Beaty, William Tomas4, David3, William2, Thomas1) She married Unknown Devroy. Child of Unknown Unknown and Unknown Devroy is: 5 i. John8 Devroy. If any of these seem like a match, let me know, I can fill in a lot of missing pieces. Virginia Nuta >