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This is some Research of these Beatys. This is not all proven and should be used as a guideline for futher research.
Jerry
Descendants of William Beaty
Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM1 BEATY was born Bet. 1725 - 1730 in Possible Pennsylvania, and died Aft. 1801 in Tennessee. He married WIFE UNK..
Notes for WILLIAM BEATY:
These land Records of Cumberland Co. Kentucky and Overton Co and Fentress Co Tennessee makes it certain that there is a close relationship to these Beatys, James, Andrew, William, Alexander, John
It is certain that they are the sons of William Billy Beaty.
Cumberland Co. Kentucky Survey Records, compiled by Laura Lee
Bulter and Randolph N. Smith, 1975 Leeran Publishers;
These Survey records appear on Pages 25, 28 108, 120, 125, 126,133
These are only the Survey Records of the Org. Land Deeds
Andrew Beaty 113 acres Link Branch; 9/11/1810;A-355; joins
Phelps Reeds; chain carriers;James Beaty and Jacob Harley
Andrew Beaty 200 acres Link Creek; 11/23/1816 A-452 joins James Beaty, John Dents Thomas Wood, Elliott Reed chain carriers Alex Beaty, Thos Cox Thos Wood; m
Andrew Baty assignee of Joseph Gwin, David Cole, Samuel Cole,
Milton King 55 acres Lick Creek 3/15 1819 A-551 ;
chain carriers Alex Baty and John Baty
James Beatty 150 acres Link Creek; 9/12/1810; A-356; joins
William Beaty Alexander Beaty; chain carriers; Andrew and Alexander Beatty
(James Beaty of Rutherford Co. Tennessee sells this land to Robert Beaty on March 27 1831
Lying and being in the county of Cumberland aforesaid on the
headwaters of Link Creek and bounded as followeth to with Beginning
at a beech hickory and red oak on William Beaty line at the foot of the mountain thence due east passing Alexander Beaty's corner
150 acres for the sum of one thousand dollars (,Deed Bk,G. pg. 137)
James Beaty 200 acres Link Creek 1799 Cumberland Co Ky.Tax List
Alexander Beatty 82 acres Link Creek; 8/27/1811 A 363; joins James Beaty and Phelps Reeds; chain carriers James and William Beaty.
Alexander Beaty 50 acres Spring Creek 9/10/1816 ; A-444 joins Sarah Rosse, chains carriers, Samuel HopkinsJr., Richards Hopkins, Sam
Hopkins, Sr..
Alexander Beaty 100 acres Link Branch 10/8/1818 A-501 joins Philip Reed, Andrew Baty chain carriers John and Robert Beaty; Alex Baty ,
maker
Alexander Baty 35 1/2 acres a part of Beaty Creek 100 acres 12/3/1819; a 573
joins Felps Reed, Alexander Baty Jesse Smith; chain carriers;
James Baty, Abner Baty
Alexander Baty 42 acres Link Creek; 3/22/1819; A-550 joins
Reeds, Baty, Andrew Baty, John McDonald, chain carriers William Baty
and John Simmons
Alexander Beaty 50 acres Link Creek B-63 8/24/1825 joins State line, George Heigsaw, Andrew Beattty chain carriers William and Robert Beatty; Thomas Cox , maker
Alexander Baty 35 acres a part of 100 acres Spring Creek, 12/23/1819
A-573 joins Thomas Wood James Wood; chain carriers James and Abner Baty
Thomas Beatty 39 acres on Spring Creek; B-47 3/8/1825; joins
Alexander Beaty, William Frogg, Thomas Cox; James Beaty, Sr., William Beaty; chain carriers; James Sewell and Alexander Beaty ; Thomas Beatty, maker
Robert Beaty 60 acres Link Creek B-49 3/24/1825 joins;
Alexander Beaty John McDonalds, John Kirkham Chain carriers
Abraham Jones ,William Beaty; Robert Beaty maker
Overton Co and Fentress Co Tennessee Survey Records
Page 157, Robert Beaty and wife Elizabeth to Anthony Flowers of Overton Co. Tenn land on Lick
Creek 4/6/1831; G=220
Page 169, Robert Beaty of Saline Co. Mo. to William Graves of Fentress Co. Tenn., land on
Link Creek; mentions father William Beaty; 4/7/1833 H-130B
Joseph Beatty , assignee of William Beaty 200 acres B-63
9/27/1825; joins Alexander Beatty, Thos Beatty, James Beaty, Thos
and James Beaty , chain carriers Alexander Beaty and Wm. Simmons
William Beaty 200 acres Lick Creek 1799 Cumberland Co Ky. tax list.
Per Beaty DNA Testing there is a common ancestor of these Families
ID 31 is a descendant of William Beaty who died in Saline Co. Mo.
ID 19 is a descendants of William Billy Beaty died abt. 1801.
ID 55 is a descendants of James and Phoebe Beaty b/1752 thought to be twins. James died in Rutherford Co. Tennessee.
ID 65-and 75 are descendants of William Billy Beaty
Conclusions: per Baker Cousin;
I would guess that ID numbers 19, 31, & 55 have very high percentages for their common most distant ancestors being in a recent period of time. I would recommending asking IDs 65 & 75 to expand their tests to 67 markers to add to the data baseline.
From the research notes of Nel Rocklein comes this;
John and Margaret Beaty have no apparent connection to the Clinton Co., KY and Fentress Co., TN area. They lived and probably died in Washington Co., VA, as did most of their children. In 1823 their son Alexander M. Beaty sold his portion of a future inheritance involving the Washington Co., VA estate of his grandfather, Thomas Montgomery, to his brothers John Jr. and James. He apparently left Washington Co., VA after that time and died before 1844. Court documents finally dividing the estate in the 1840s frequently refer to "the unknown heirs of Alexander M. Beaty deceased."
In the 1950s or 1960s an apparently erroneous conclusion was reached relating to this family. John and Margaret were identified as being the parents of Alexander Beaty, Andrew Beaty and several other Beatys who were early settlers in Cumberland Co., KY and Overton Co., TN. I believe that this association was made based on the assumption that the son of John and Margaret -- Alexander M. Beaty -- was the same Alexander Beaty who settled in Cumberland Co., KY around 1800. Over the years this conclusion has been incorporated into many reports and books written about the early Beatys of Clinton Co., KY and Fentress Co., TN, and has found its way into many family trees.
Unfortunately, information from primary sources and documents does not seem to support this conclusion. In addition to Washington Co., VA Court Records, the Revolutionary War pension application of Andrew Beaty and the Indian War Bounty Land applications of Alexander Beaty and his widow Catharine (Travis) Beaty provide several facts that are not consistent with this conclusion. 1) Alexander Beaty and Andrew Beaty are proven to be brothers. There is no suggestion that Alexander M. Beaty had an older brother named Andrew. 2) Alexander M. Beaty of Washington Co. was thought by his family to have died prior to 1844. The death date of Alexander Beaty of Clinton Co. was given by his widow Catharine as March 3, 1851.
Although not proven, statements in the Bounty Land applications of Alexander and Catharine Beaty suggest that the father of Andrew and Alexander was Billy Beaty.
In several sworn statements included in the applications, Eleanor (Nellie) Meek says she was living at the house of Alexander Beaty about 1794 when he served as a soldier against the Indians under his brother Captain Andy Beaty. She helped fix his clothes before he left and she remained there with his father and mother until he returned home. She continued to live there until she married some years later. In another statement, she says that she "lived at the house of Billy Beaty in Sullivan Co., TN at the time Alexander volunteered and had from a small child."
Children of WILLIAM BEATY and WIFE UNK. are:
i. MALE2 BEATY, b. Bef. 1752, Pennsylvania.
ii. JAMES BEATY, b. Abt. 1752, Pennsylvania; d. 1835, Rutherford Co. Tennessee.
Notes for JAMES BEATY:
NC, Beaty or Beatty, James, S. 2990
19016, West Tennessee, James Beatty, Rutherford Co. in the State of Tennessee who was a private in the company commanded by Captain Nichols of the regt commanded by Col Griffith in the N. Carolina line for Twelve months James Beaty Records OK. Feby 9 04 Inscribed on the roll of West Tennessee at the rate of 40 dollars __ cents per annum to commence on the 4 day of March 1831. Certificate of Pension issued the 26 day of July 1833 and Sa?th? Charles Ready Mursrasboro?
Arrears to the 4 of March $80.00, Semi-anl. Allowance ending 4 Sept. $20.00 (total) $100.00 (Revolutionary Claim Act June 7, 1832) Recorded by Dan Boyd, Clerk, Book E, Vol. 7, Page 72
Partial Details from James Pension File
Returned to his residence in Rowan County North Carolina having served a tour of six months. Declarant was born in the state of Pennsylvania in Chester county in Nottingham township. He had at his residence a record of his age which he took from a record made by his older brother, he having taken it from a record made by our father is a small Bible. Afterwards my brother above mentioned transcribing it made the following mistake. Declarant had a twin sister and instead of dating our births on the same day in the transcribed record our brother dated one of them in 1752 and the other in 1753. The mistake was never discovered until after our father’s death and the old Bible was lost or destroyed. No one could then tell whether my birth or my sisters was correctly entered in the transcribed record and never the uncertainty as to whether the declarant is in his seventy ninth or eightieth year. declarant was living as already stated in in Rowan County North Carolina, when he entered the service of the United States and during the whole of the revolutionary. Declarant continued to reside in Rowan county for a number of years after the war, when then removed to Sullivan County East Tennessee and resided in that & Greene county East Tenn. Probably Ten or more years. He then removed to Cumberland County Kentucky, and resided probably twenty years or more, from thence he removed to Rutherford County, Tennessee where he now resides and has resided ever since he first came to this part of the state. Declarant as already stated never entered the service in any other way than as a volunteer.
DEED from James Beaty to Robert Beaty
This indenture made this 27th day of March in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and thirty, between James Beaty of the county of
Rutherford in the state of Tennessee of the one part and Robert Beaty of
the county of Cumberland and state of Kentucky of the other part. WITNESSETH:
That for and in consideration of the sum of One Thousand dollars to him in
hand paid, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged; he the said James
Beaty hath and doth by these presents, grant, bargain and sell unto the
aforesaid Robert Beaty a certain tract or parcel of land, situate, lying
and being in the county of Cumberland aforesaid, on the headwaters of Lick
Creek and bounded as followeth to wit. Beginning at a beech, hickory and
red oak on William Beaty's line at the foot of the mountain, thence with
his line S.10 degrees W. 185 poles to a stake, thence due East passing
Alexander Beaty's corner on a dogwood, hickory and white oak at 35(?)
poles, whole length 217 poles to a dogwood, poplar and black oak his
corner, thence with his line due North 7 poles to two poplars and a
hickory, his corner, thence due West 72 poles to a hickory, ashe and black
oak, thence N 36 degrees W. 16 poles to a sugar tree, thence S. 50 degrees
25 poles to the Beginning. Which said tract or parcel of land containing
one hundred and fifty acres, he the said James Beaty doth with its
appurtenances by these presents warrant and defend unto the said Robert
Beaty and his heirs as an indefeasible inheritance in fee simple. In
testimony whereof the said James Beaty doth for himself and his heirs,
hereunto set his hand and affix his seal the date first above written
______ . Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of James Reed, Isaac ????.
James Beaty (seal)
State of Kentucky Cumberland County set Milton King Clerk of the county
court for said county to certify that the within deed of conveyance from
James Beaty to Robert Beaty was fully proven before me in my office this
7th day of September 1830 by the oaths of the two subscribing witnesses
thereto: and I have duly recorded the same together with this certificate
in my said office in deed book G (?) page 137. Given under my hand this
9th day of December 1830.
M. King
Note: There is a note on the side of the document that reads "Delivered to
Grantee this 24th of May 1831. Milton King"
iii. PHOEBE BEATY, b. Abt. 1752, Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1845; m. JAMES MCCLELLAN.
Notes for JAMES MCCLELLAN:
2. iv. ANDREW BEATY, b. Abt. 1758, Pennsylvania; d. 19 Jul 1836, Fentress Co., Tennessee.
3. v. JOHN BEATY, b. Abt. 1760, Pennsylvania; d. Abt. 1818, Tennessee.
4. vi. WILLIAM I. BEATY, b. Abt. 1764, Pennsylvania; d. 18 Sep 1845, Saline Co. Missouri.
5. vii. ALEXANDER BEATY, b. Abt. 1769, North Carolina; d. Abt. 1851, Clinton County, Kentucky.
Generation No. 2
2. ANDREW2 BEATY (WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1758 in Pennsylvania, and died 19 Jul 1836 in Fentress Co., Tennessee. He married ELIZABETH COOPER. She was born Abt. 1760.
Notes for ANDREW BEATY:
1830 Cumberland Co. Kentucky, South of the Cumberland River,
pg . 119
BEATY, Andrew. S.2989
May 1834. Fentress Co., Tenn. Andrew (X) Beaty of Cumberland Co. Ky., living
about 100 yards from the state line, aged 74, declares he volunteered in
Washington Co., Va., in the Spring of 1777 to serve three months under Capt.
William Asher. They went to Little Station on Holston River as a guard.
He volunteered in Washington Co., Va., in March 1779 for three months as private
under Capt. Abraham Bledsoe and Co. Shelby. They marched off to the mouth of Big
Creek in Hawkins Co., Ten., and there redesvoused. They then marched with the
body of troops to the Chickamauga towns.
He volunteered in Washington County for three months under Capt. George Maxwell
and Col Shelby in 1780 a short time before the battle of King'smountain. They
marched to the Sycamore Shoals o Watauga River where the troops redezvoused and
then across the Yellow Mountains and Blue Ridge into North Carolina, with
prisoners they had taken.
His younger brother, Alexander Beaty, is about 60 years of age and recollects
his returning from service. He is informed that Robert Crocket with whom he
served is too infirm to be a witness.
He was born in Pennsylvania but is not certain of the county. He lived in what
was called Washington Co., Va., but when the line was run it became Sullivan
Co., Tenn. He continued to live there until 1799 and then moved to his present
neighborhood in Tennesseee.
5 May 1834. Fentress Co., Tenn. Alexander Beaty, aged 66, declares he is the
younger brother of Andrew Beaty who lives in his neighborhood. He recollects
that his brother returned home from service in the early part of the
Revolutionary War with Thomas Cooper from Shelby's Fort. He recollects his
returning from service after being at Chicamogga and also from King's Mountain.
He distinctly recollects crying at one time when his brother entered the
service.
Andrew Beaty of Fentress Co., Tenn., private in the company of Capt. Bledsoe for
nine months, was placed on the West Tennessee pension roll at $30 per annum
under the Act of 1832. Certificate 26791 was issued 29 May 1834. He died 19 July
1836."
BEATY, Andrew, #S2989, VA Line, applied in May 1834 Fentress City TN, Andrew lived in Cumberland Co. about 300 yards on KY side of line, Andrew was b. PA, enlisted in Washington City VA in that part that became a part of Sullivan City TN and in 1799 moved to Cumberland City KY, Andrew's brother Alexander Beaty was aged 66 in 1834 and was younger than Andrew. Andrew was aged 74 in 1834, Andrew died 19 July 1836
Children of ANDREW BEATY and ELIZABETH COOPER are:
i. ALLEXANDER3 BEATY, b. Abt. 1794, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1870; m. MARY HULL; b. Abt. 1880.
ii. WILLIAM I. BEATY, b. Abt. 1792, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1877; m. MARTHA WESTMORELAND; b. Abt. 1798.
iii. THOMAS M. BEATY, b. Abt. 1801, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1893; m. JANE MULLINIX, 04 Feb 1821.
iv. NANCY AGNES BEATY, b. Abt. 1804, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1887.
v. ANDREW J. BEATY, b. Abt. 1816, Kentucky; d. Abt. 1860; m. MARY ANN LOUISA LYNN.
3. JOHN2 BEATY (WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1760 in Pennsylvania, and died Abt. 1818 in Tennessee. He married ANN WOOD 27 May 1788 in Washington Co.,Tennessee. She was born Abt. 1775, and died Abt. 1825.
Notes for JOHN BEATY:
Source;
Not proven son of William Beaty;
Children of JOHN BEATY and ANN WOOD are:
6. i. DAVID WILLIAM3 BEATY, b. 05 Feb 1789, Washington Co. Tennessee; d. Abt. 1874, Texas.
ii. JOHN BEATY, b. Abt. 1790, Washington Co. Tennessee.
7. iii. WILLIAM BEATY, b. 03 Dec 1790, Washington Co. Tennessee; d. 11 Nov 1866, Carroll Co. Missouri.
8. iv. CATHERINE BEATY, b. 14 Feb 1791, Washington Co., Tennessee; d. Abt. 1855, Carroll Co. Mo..
v. ANDREW BEATY, b. Abt. 1793; m. RACHEL UNK..
4. WILLIAM I.2 BEATY (WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1764 in Pennsylvania, and died 18 Sep 1845 in Saline Co. Missouri. He married SARAH SALLY CROCKETT. She was born Abt. 1764, and died 20 Sep 1845 in Saline Co. Missouri.
Notes for WILLIAM I. BEATY:
Sources;
From the research notes of BP2000 ;
The proven members of L2B were really living in what became Sullivan Co.,
TN. In the mid 1700s, however, the area was thought to be in VA, so they turn
up in some records in Washington Co., VA. About 1800 the members of L2B
settled in what became Fentress Co., TN and Clinton Co., KY. Robert is an
unusual name for L2B. Several turn up after the Civil War, but I suspect they
might have been namesakes of Robert E. Lee.
L2D does have an early Robert born 1794 who is the proven son of William
and Sarah (Crockett). That might be the best place to look for a connection
with your Robert. I'm not sure what documents are available for this lineage,
but there seems to be a connection with L2B. I believe the speculation is
that William was a brother of L2B's Andrew and Alexander or considering his
age, more probably a nephew. William and Sarah were in KY near the other
members of L2B and then by mid 1820 moved to MO and later to TX. If they were
living by each other in KY, it would be reasonable to believe they came from the
same area near the VA/TN state line and might have also been reflected in
Washington Co., VA documents.
L2F's James also lived near L2B's Andrew and Alexander in TN/KY before
settling in Rutherford Co., TN. His RevWar pension application says he was born
in Nottingham twp, Chester Co., PA.
Saga of the Beatys, compiled by Burlene Hilton, written by Ruth Hold Payne. Illustrated family history of the some of the Beatys from Fentress County, Tennessee.
James is believed to have been the oldest of the group of Beaty
brothers who settled along Lick Creek in Clinton County, Kentucky in 1799. This could be theJames that died in Rutherford Co. Tennessee in 1835. James Sells land to William son Robert before Robert migrated to Saline Co. Mo.
William Beaty, brother of the 1799 group, was born between 1760 to
1770's. He had two known sons, Robert, who stated that he was a son of
William Beaty when he obtained a land grant of 100 acres on Lick Creek in
1825 and William Beaty, another son, born 1805. William Beaty Senior and
two sons, Robert and William, went to Saline County, Missouri, about 1830.
William Beaty Junior, married Lucinda Beaty, born, 1815 in 1833.
Lucinda was a daughter of David Beaty.
William and Lucinda lived in Saline County, Missouri until about 1853
but moved to Coryell County, Texas, soon after 1854. Their children were;
1--Thomas, born 1834, died 1835 in Missouri,
2--Richard, born 1836, died 1867 in Coryell County, Texas.
3--Malinda, born 1838, married William Brown 1859. She died in 1893 in
Missouri,
4--Sarah, bom1842, died 1895, married Joseph Draper l861.
Sarah and Joseph's children;
Mary Louisa, born 1862,
John Wesley, barn 1866,
Joseph Leonard Junior, born 1870,
George I., born 1872,
William F., born 1879 and
Cordelia Frances, born 1875. Cordelia married John I. Lamb January 16,
1894.
Their children;
A--William Leonard born 1894, married Myrtle Harper,
B--Annie Myrtle, born 1896, married John Felix Parks.
C--Simmie Hurtis, born 1898, died 1899.
D--Arron Edward, born 1901,married Alma Lois Taylor, 1930.
E--ZeImaa Viola, born October in Paul's Valley, Oklahoma, married William
H. Marshall.
F--Galvin Lutherborn 1905 in Johnson, Oklahoma, married Patty Peevy in
1932.
G--Hazel Aline, born 1908 in Oglesby, Texas, married D. L. Sellers in 1925.
They live in Belton, Texas
H--Joe, born 1910, died 1911.
I--Joel Benjamin, born 1912, married Lois Woods.
J--·Gordon Orval. born 1915, married Evelyn Mildred Young in 1939. A twin
of Gordon died 1915.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY was organized in 1798 when it became Kentucky's thirty-second county. At the time it was a very large county encompassing what are now parts of Metcalfe, Monroe, Russell, Wayne and Clinton Counties. The Walker line further confused things, as some farms which were believed to have been located in Kentucky actually ended up in Tennessee. Cumberland County received its name from the Cumberland River which flows through the county from end to end.
William Beaty of Cumberland Co. Ky. came to Saline Co. Missouri by 1830.
Wills Records of Saline Co. Missouri;1821-1863
Page, 123
William I. Beaty
My Sons, William and Robert
My Wife, Sally
My Children
Written; 19 September 1838
Witnesses; Joseph H. Jenkins, Joseph Allen, Marshall Allen
Recorded; 30 September 1845
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1799 Cumberland Co. Ky. Tax List; James Beaty, William Beaty
BEATY, James...200 acres, Lick Creek
BEATY, William...200 acres, Lick Creek
Census Records for William I. Beaty 1810-20-30-40
1810 Cumberland Co. Kentucky Census, Burksville township, pg184
William and Sarah ages are 26-44
Males;under 10-2 William -5, Joseph R.-7
Males;10-15-2- Robert- 12, Andrew 10 ********** Robert *married abt 1819
Males;16-25-1-Unk. 16
Females;under 10-3-Margaret, 8, Sally,2 , Rachel, 6 mos.
Females;10-15-1-Jane 14 ************* married 1816
On the 1810 Cumberland Co. Ky. Census Burkesville pg 184-85 Alex Beaty, Wm. Beaty and James Beaty,
Henry Scott , Thomas Scott, my gggg grandfather died March 1, 1834 Cumberland Co. Ky., Samuel Scott
son of Thomas Scott my ggg grandfather,
Page 20; Edward Long my ggg grandfather, Soloman Long, son of Edward Long that married Hannah Travis, daughter of Thomas Travis and Hannah Hutchins.
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1820 Cumberland Co. Kentucky Census, Paoli Township, pg 123
Males; 45 and up-1- William,Sr.
Males;10-16-1 William -15
Males;16-18-1-Joseph R.-17
Males;18-26-1-Andrew, 20********married abt 1825
Females;10-16-2 , Sally, 12, Rachel, 10 Sally married abt 1826
Females;16-26-1- Margaret- 18 *********married abt 1823
Females;45 and up- Sarah
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1830 Saline Co. Missouri Census Arrow Rock Township, Page 234
William and Sarah ages are 60-70
Males;10-15-1 Unk Male (must be a grandson)
Males;20-30-2- Joseph R., 27 William-25 *********William married abt 1833, ****Joseph abt .1836
Females;15-29-1- Rachel, 29*********married December 1830
Note; Andrew Beaty is on pg 232
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1840 Saline Co. Missouri Census, Arrow Rock Township, pg 77
William and Sarah ages are 70-80
Males-15-20-1- Unk Male same as 1830
Female Slaves-1-10-24, 1-36-54
Note; Andrew Beaty, is on pg. 79
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On the 1840 Saline Co. Census is a John Beaty 1-male 20-30, 1 female, under 5 1 female15-20
In 1850 this John Beaty is also a neighbor to John Long Scott in Pettis Co. , Missouri Prob. a grandson to William
John 34 Kentucky
Renua ? 29 Virginia
Jane 10 Missouri
Geo. W. 8 Missouri
Mary A. 6 Missouri
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Davis Family Bible;
Sarah Sally Beaty, Born January 11, 1808 Kentucky married James Davis and was Bates Co. Mo.
1850. Her parents are William amd Sarah Sally Crockett Beaty;
Wm. Beaty died Sept 18th, 1845
Sarah Beaty Died Sept 20th 1845
Joseph B.Davis Died Sept 28th 1845
Sally Baty was borned January 31 in the year of the Lord 1808
Sally McDaniel or Danels born Feb 20 of the Lord 1827
James McDaniel or Danels born January the 4 of 1829
Zuly or Zuley Davis born Oct the 26 in yer of our Lord 1828
Nancy Davis was born July the 20 in yer of our Lord 1833
Jane Davis was born Sept the 12 in-of Lord 1835
Mary Davis was borned March 4 in the year of the Lord 1838
Margaret Davis was borned April the 13 1840
Joseph B. Davis was borned November 17 1842
Robert Davis was borned May the 9 in the year of the Lord 1845
John Henry Davis was borned October the 17 Lord 1846
Serrania Davis was borned Sept the 23 in the 1849
John Allen Cornelious was borned March the 4 in 1852
Robert Davis died Feb. 20, 1918
Children of WILLIAM BEATY and SARAH CROCKETT are:
9. i. JAMES3 BEATY, b. Abt. 1794, Virginia; d. Abt. 1826, Howard Co. Missouri.
10. ii. JANE BEATY, b. 11 Oct 1796, Virginia; d. 05 Sep 1883, Johnson Co. Missouri.
11. iii. ROBERT BEATY, b. Abt. 1798, Cumberland Co Kentucky; d. Abt. 1853, Bates Co. Missouri.
12. iv. ANDREW BEATY, b. Abt. 1800, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. Bef. 1870, Saline Co. Missouri.
13. v. MARGARET BEATY, b. Abt. 1802, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. 02 Jan 1845, Saline Co. Missouri.
14. vi. JOSEPH ROBINSON BEATY, b. 23 Mar 1803, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. 17 May 1843, Henry Co. Missouri.
15. vii. WILLIAM BEATY, b. Abt. 1805, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. 25 Nov 1856, Coryell Co. Texas.
16. viii. SARAH SALLY BEATY, b. 31 Jan 1808, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. 23 Apr 1882, Bates Co. Missouri.
17. ix. RACHEL BEATY, b. 15 Jun 1810, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. Abt. 1868, Missouri.
5. ALEXANDER2 BEATY (WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1769 in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1851 in Clinton County, Kentucky. He married CATHERINE TRAVIS, daughter of THOMAS TRAVIS and HANNAH HUTCHINS. She was born Abt. 1780, and died Abt. 1866.
Notes for ALEXANDER BEATY:
1810 Cumberland Co. Kentucky Burksville, ph 184
1820 Cumberland Co. KJentucky , Paoli Township, pg 123
1830 Cumberland Co. Kentucky, South of the Cumberland, pg 119
1840 Clinton Co. Kentucky Census, pg 108
2 males 15-20, 2 males 20-30, 1 male 70-80
1 female 5-10 , 1 female 60-70
1850 Clinton Co. Kentucky District 1 , pg 173
Alexander Beaty 80 North Carolina
Catherine Beaty 70 Maryland
Miles Beaty 35 Kentucky
Allen 26 Kentucky
Emily 18 Kentucky
Alford Beaty 1/12 Kentucky
BOUNTY LAND APPLICATIONS #20822 28 Feb 1851and #285226 8 Dec 1857
by Alexander Beaty and his widow Catharine Beaty
On 24 Jan 1851 Alexander Beaty, age 81 years and resident of Clinton Co., KY, declares he was a Private in the Indian War against the Cherokee serving tours in 1793 and in 1794. He had a discharge certificate for his service in 1793, but it was burned with all his other papers when his house was burned in 1806.
Catharine Beaty states on 9 April 1853 she is filing based on the service of her deceased husband Alexander Beaty. They were married in Sullivan Co., East TN by Squire Andy Crockett 51 years and six months in May. Her name was Travis before she married. She was 23 years old when they married, and she is now 73. They moved to Cumberland Co., KY [which later became Clinton Co.] and lived there until his death 3 March 1851 in Clinton Co., KY. Her husband served a tour of 3-6 months fighting against the Indians under his brother Captain Andy Beaty. She made her declaration in Fentress Co., TN because it was about one and a half miles from her home and she is old and frail and unable to go far from home.
Children of ALEXANDER BEATY and CATHERINE TRAVIS are:
i. ABNER3 BEATY, b. Abt. 1803, Kentucky.
18. ii. WILLIAM TRAVIS BEATY, b. 27 Oct 1804, Cumberland County, Kentucky; d. 06 Dec 1897, Henry Co. Missouri.
iii. MILES BEATY, b. Abt. 1815, Kentucky.
iv. PLEASANT BEATY, b. Abt. 1817, Kentucky.
v. JOHN BEATY, b. Abt. 1820, Kentucky.
Generation No. 3
6. DAVID WILLIAM3 BEATY (JOHN2, WILLIAM1) was born 05 Feb 1789 in Washington Co. Tennessee, and died Abt. 1874 in Texas. He married (1) JEAN CROCKETT Abt. 1810. She was born 25 Nov 1786, and died 20 Jan 1818 in Kentucky. He married (2) NAOMI STANDLEY 29 Jul 1819 in Howard Co. Missouri. She was born 20 Nov 1795 in Tennessee, and died Abt. 1871 in Azusa, Los Angeles Co. , California.
Notes for DAVID WILLIAM BEATY:
Overton Co. Deed Book D pages 225 and 226
David Beaty Power of Attoroney to Alexander Beaty
Known all mwn by those presents that I , David Beaty of the County of
Overton and the State of Tennessee do make, ordain, or appoint my
trusty friend, Alexander Beaty of the County of Cumberland, and State
of Kentucky; my lawful attorney for me my name and to my benefit and use to ask and demand and recover in such way as my said attoorney may choose any money that may be coming and due or may become due to me out of my father John Beaty, deceased, estate or that may be coming and due me from any other person or in any other case whatever and execute receipts for the same.
Witness my hand and seal this 4th day of October 1817.
David Beaty, Seal
Test; John Beaty and David Beaty
Overton Co. Deed Bood B pages 315 &316
Henry Hoover Deed 100 acres on Wolf River
July 1815. This is the same land that David sells to Joseph Crocker, Jr.
Overton Co Tennessee Deed Book D pg 146 &147
David Beaty to Joseph Crockett, Jr.
Deed for 100 acres , July 28 1817
David was in Howard Co Missouri by 1819 when he marry his second wife. Selling off land before he migrated to Missouri.
1830 Saline Co. Missouri Arrow Rock Township, pg 235
1840 Saline Co. Missouri, Arrow Rock Township, pg 95
1860 Bosque Co. Texas Census pg 40
Saline Co. Missouri Deeds;
Book H, Page 500 11 December 1840 Commissioner of the County
Cornelius Davis sells to David Beaty Lots 45 and 45 in Block 23, and
Lots 2 and 3 in Block 34 in the City of Marshall for $47.50.
Book K, Page 220 30 July 1844 David Beaty and Neomy Beaty, his
wife, sell to William Hook for $310 SW1/4 SW1/4 S7 T50 R20 - 42 A. and
20 A. on the west side of NW1/4 SW1/4 S7 T50 R20 Signed by
David Beaty and Neoma Beaty (by mark)
Children of DAVID BEATY and JEAN CROCKETT are:
i. LUCINDA4 BEATY, b. 07 May 1815, Tennessee; d. 27 Aug 1876, Coryell Co. Texas; m. WILLIAM BEATY, 06 Feb 1834, Saline Co.Missouri; b. Abt. 1805, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. 25 Nov 1856, Coryell Co. Texas.
Notes for LUCINDA BEATY:
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Lucinda Beaty
Age in 1860: 44
Birth Year: abt 1816
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1860: Station Creek, Coryell, Texas
Gender: Female
Post Office: Station Creek
Household Members: Name Age
Lucinda Beaty 44
Richd Beaty 24
Sarah Beaty 17
Jas Beaty 14
John Beaty 11 s/b Jehue
John Beaty 9
Frances Ann Beaty 6
A G Harrington 21
Notes for WILLIAM BEATY:
1850 Saline Co. Missouri Census, 90th District, pg 51
William Beatty 45 KY, Lucinda 34 Tennessee
Richard 15 Missouri, Melinda 12 Missouri
Sarah 9 Missouri, Joseph 5 Missouri, Jiohn 3 Missouri
Saline Co., MO Deeds:
- William Beaty and wf Lucinda to Christopher M. Bradford, August 1854.
- G-302 Indenture, William and Lucinda and Eli Kester: $150.00 patent lands N E 1/4 of S W 1/4 Sec 11-T46- North of Base Line and West of 5th Prine, Meridian, R 22, 40 acres
Book G, Page 302-303 21 october 1837 William Batey and Lucinda
Batey, his wife, sell to Eli Keister, all of Saline Co., for $100, land
given by patents NC1/4 SE1/4 S11 T46N R22 40 A. Signed
William Beaty and Lucinda Beaty
ii. JOHN CROCKETT BEATY, b. 02 Jan 1812, Tennessee.
iii. JOSEPH WOOD BEATY, b. 06 Jan 1818, Missouri.
Children of DAVID BEATY and NAOMI STANDLEY are:
iv. MARTHA4 BEATY, b. 08 Dec 1820, Missouri; d. 19 Feb 1887.
v. MILLEY ANN BEATY, b. 16 Jan 1824, Missouri.
vi. DAVID STANDLLEY BEATY, b. 24 Oct 1826, Saline Co.Missouri; d. 14 Oct 1872, McClennan County, Texas.
vii. MATILDA BEATY, b. 16 Sep 1829, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 20 Aug 1887.
viii. PLEASANT BEATY, b. 06 May 1832, Saline Co. Missouri.
Notes for PLEASANT BEATY:
1860 Bosque Co. Texas Census, pg 40
ix. MATVINA BEATY, b. 22 Jan 1835, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 19 Mar 1900.
x. ANN RACHEL BEATY, b. 08 May 1837, Saline Co. Missouri.
7. WILLIAM3 BEATY (JOHN2, WILLIAM1) was born 03 Dec 1790 in Washington Co. Tennessee, and died 11 Nov 1866 in Carroll Co. Missouri. He married MARGARET CROCKETT. She was born 16 Jan 1791 in Tennessee, and died 03 Mar 1867 in Carroll Co. Missouri.
Notes for WILLIAM BEATY:
John Beaty had taken several wagon loads of trading goods to the upper Arkansas over the Santa Fe Trail and, finding a place that suited his plans, had built a trading post at what was later known as Manzanola in Otero County, Colorado. Three of his brothers, James, Jasper, and Alvin, followed him soon there after from the family home in Carroll County, Missouri, bringing more merchandise and entering into partnership in the new cominunity they founded. The four young men were descendants of pioneers. Their grandfather, William Beaty, a Kentucky backwoods scout and settler, had married Peggy Crockett, a sister of Davy Crockett. Their father, Harvey Beaty, had moved to Missouri in his youth and encouraged his sons to keep pace with the rapidly moving frontier
Children of WILLIAM BEATY and MARGARET CROCKETT are:
i. CLAROSA4 BEATY, b. 08 Nov 1813, Tennessee.
ii. HARVEY BEATY, b. 18 Dec 1814, Tennessee; m. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL, 07 Aug 1838, Carroll Co. Missouri.
iii. JOHN BEATY, b. 20 Apr 1817, Tennessee.
iv. ANNA BEATY, b. 29 Dec 1819, Tennessee; m. JOHN MINNIS; b. Abt. 1819; d. Abt. 1912.
v. ELIZABETH BEATY, b. Sep 1822, Tennessee; m. JOHN W. BROOK, 02 Mar 1843, Carroll Co. Missouri.
vi. EVALINE BEATY, b. 22 Mar 1825, Tennessee.
vii. WILLIAM BEATY, b. 22 Dec 1827, Tennessee; m. (1) MARY JANE SHIRLEY, 11 Jan 1849, Carroll Co. Missouri; m. (2) MARTHA JANE TEMPLEMAN, 16 Mar 1856, Carroll Co. Missouri; b. Abt. 1836, Kentucky.
viii. CATHERINE BEATY, b. 21 Aug 1832, Tennessee.
ix. JAMES BEATY, b. Abt. 1835, Carroll Co. Missouri.
Notes for JAMES BEATY:
1860 Carroll Co. Missouri Census
Age 25 not married Living by his father William and brother William
8. CATHERINE3 BEATY (JOHN2, WILLIAM1) was born 14 Feb 1791 in Washington Co., Tennessee, and died Abt. 1855 in Carroll Co. Mo.. She married WILLIAM CROCKETT. He was born 03 Nov 1788 in Washington Co., Tennessee, and died 09 Feb 1859 in Carroll Co. Mo..
Children of CATHERINE BEATY and WILLIAM CROCKETT are:
i. JOSEPH4 CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1812, Tennessee.
ii. JOHN CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1817, Missouri.
iii. DAVID CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1820, Missouri; m. EALINE UNK; b. Abt. 1829, Missouri.
iv. JAMES CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1824, Missouri.
v. WILLIAM CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1829, Missouri.
vi. ROBERT CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1830, Missouri.
vii. EDWARD CROCKETT, b. Abt. 1832, Missouri.
9. JAMES3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1794 in Virginia, and died Abt. 1826 in Howard Co. Missouri. He married WIFE UNK..
Notes for JAMES BEATY:
James is not a proven Son of William;
Estate of James Beatty was probated 22 Apr 1826 in Howard Co. MO.Witnessed by David Beatty, William Crocket, John Tomlin and ObidSwearingen. William Crocket is probably an in-law of James Beaty.
Howard Co. MO Will Book No. 1, p. 245-247.
The Children of James were bound over to William Crockett and David Beaty.
Probate for James Beaty of Saline County MO: Lists as James Beatty deceased
22 Apr 1826 Saline County MO with David Beatty and William Crockett
administrators in Howard County. Died Intestate. (Saline County from Howard
County in 1820 but some court records still in Howard County later.)
There is also a James Beaty who is listed as having died 25 Nov 1827, Saline
County MO. Howard County Probate Court. Vol. 1 p360: William and David
Beaty, administrators. Sec. John tomlin & Obid Swearengen. (This may have
been the date the intestate probate for James Beaty dec. 1826was finally put
together.)
In those documents James Beaty, a minor of James Beaty, dec. chooses David
Beaty as guardian. Elizabeth, Polly, Delia, Eliza Ann, Andrew and Lanson
(sp) Beaty (all minors) chose William Crockett as guardian.
James Beaty's Children according to intestate documents:
1. James
2. Elizabeth married John N. Johnson 7 Aug 1836, Carroll County MO
3. Polly married Carey Creed 15 Mar 1835, Carroll County MO
4. Delia married Samuel B Ferguson 1 Jul 1841, Clinton County MO
5. Eliza Ann
6. Andrew Jackson born 10 May 1818, Fayette, Howard MO (according to Oregon
Territory DLC records) He arrived in Clackamas County OR 1845. married Mary
'Polly' Young 8 Dec 1849, Clackamas County OR; died 9 Mar 1892, Molalla,
Clackamas County
7. Lanson (sp)
Children of JAMES BEATY and WIFE UNK. are:
i. DELIA4 BEATY, b. Missouri; m. SAMUEL B. FERGUSON, 01 Jul 1841, Clinton Co. Missouri.
ii. ELIZA ANN BEATY, b. Missouri.
iii. ELIZABETH BEATY, b. Missouri .; m. JOHN NELSON JOHNSON, 17 Aug 1836, Carroll Co. Missouri.
Notes for JOHN NELSON JOHNSON:
1840 Carroll Co. Missouri Census, pg 289
iv. JAMES BEATY, b. Missouri ..
v. LARSON BEATY, b. Missouri.
vi. MARY POLLLY BEATY, b. Abt. 1816, Missouri; d. Carroll Co. Missouri; m. CREED CARY, 15 Mar 1835, Carroll Co. Missouri; b. Bet. 1810 - 1829; d. Abt. 1844, Carroll Co. Missouri.
Notes for CREED CARY:
1840 Carroll Co. Missouri Cenus, pg 289
Neighbors are William Crockett and Nelson Johnson
vii. ANDREW JACKSON BEATY, b. 18 May 1818, Missouri; d. 09 Mar 1892, Molalla, Clarkamas Co., OR.; m. MARY YOUNG, 08 Dec 1849, Clackamas Co. Or.; b. Abt. 1830, Indiana.
Notes for ANDREW JACKSON BEATY:
1870 Clarkamas Co. OR. Census, pg 121
10. JANE3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born 11 Oct 1796 in Virginia, and died 05 Sep 1883 in Johnson Co. Missouri. She married RICHARD SCOTT 26 Sep 1816 in Overton County, Kentucky, son of THOMAS SCOTT and LETITIA RUSSELL. He was born 09 Jun 1791 in Burke Co. North Carolina, and died 14 Feb 1857 in Johnson Co. Missouri.
More About JANE BEATY:
Burial: Rose Hill, Missouri
Notes for RICHARD SCOTT:
Source;
1830 Saline County Missouri Census Arrow Rock Township pg. 233
1840 Johnson Co. Missouri Census Madison Township, Pg. 004
Richard and Jane( Beaty) Scott are buried in a private burial plot on the original farm at
Rose Hill, Missouri.The farm place was later purchased by Harry L. Pemberton and his
wife Lucy Emily( Baker) Pemberton.
Genealogy of Richard Scott, By Unk Pemberton Research, 1960
Richard Scott served as a private soldier in the war of 1812. He enlisted in the Cumberland County
Kentucky in the Kentucky Militia for a period of six months.
He was given two parcels of boundy land, the first in November 1850 and the second on April 16, 1855
in Johnson Co. Rose Hill Missouri
Richard Scott Private in Capt. Cross Ky Millitla, War of 1812, widow Jane Beaty Scott
(WC #29838
On February 19, 1880 Jane Scott aged 83 and a resident of Rose Hill, Johnson Co., Missouri filed a claim for a widow's persion. She is the widow of Richard Scott who enlisted in Cumberland Co., Ky in the year
1812 in Captain Richard Cross's company, 7th Regiment of Kentucky
Militia. Jane Scott gives the following description of her husband at the time of his enlistment; "about 5 ft. 6 in high, blue eyes, dark hair, fair
complexion, a farmer born in North Carolina, Jane's name before marriage was Jane Beaty and she was married to Richard Scott
on Sept 26, 1816 by James McDonalds, a minister in Overton Co.,
Tennessee. Richrad Scott died at Rose Hill, Missouri on February
14, 1857. She futher declares that the following have been the places
of residence of herself and her said husband since the date of his discharged from the Army. Viz; Cumberland Co. Kentucky, 2 years; Saline Co.., Mo. 3 years; Howard Co. , Mo. 2 years Saline again 13 years; Johnson Co. Mo. 20 years.' She also states Richard Scott recivied two land warrents one of which dated Jan. 10th. 1852, under
act of Congress Sept. 28th 1850. W.L. Wood, age 60 of Johnson Co., Missouri, and L.W. Pemberton, age 60 and a Resident of Johnson Co., Mo. are witnesses on Jane Scott's application.
On a separate document, dated Feb. 2, 1880, Jedu Robinson states
''I knew Richard Scott. First met him in the spring of the year 1818, in Cumberland Co., Ky.. Mr. Scott moved to Missouri in the winter of 1818 or 1819, and settled in what is now Saline County and came to Johnson County in 1837. I knew him until his death, but don't remember what year he died in.
Mr. Scott was a heavy set, rather low man, blue eyes, dark hair, small hands and feet, and very stout and heavy muscled. I am 68 years old next March and was six years old when I first swa Mr. Scott, and he was then the husband of Jane Scott.
On a form dated Feb. 18, 1880 Sarah B. Fisher states " I am the oldest child of Richard and Jane Scott, being 62 years old; the next oldest, living, being Dr. L.A. Scott, of Martin Springs Grayson Co., Texas who is
5 years my junior. My parents states I was born in Cumberland Co. Ky.
My earliest recollections date back as far as 1822 when I lived in Saline
Co. Mo. In 1837 my parents moved to Johnson Co., Mo.. And here my
father lived until his death on the 14 Feb. 1857. That is the date of his death I distinctly remember being present at the time. That the family record, in regard to dates is as accurate copy of the oldest record which was written on the fly leaves of a music book, I also know. It was copied by my sister Emily J. Hutchison now of St. Lewis. "
W.L. Wood and L.W. Pemberton ccertify that we have examined the family Bible of Mrs. Jane Scott which bears date 1852 and the records of which has evidence of geunineness and which records the marriage of Richard Scott to Jane Beaty on the 26 Sept., 1816. Also the death of Richard Scott on the 14th Feb. and that to the best of our knowledge as old citizens, that is true."
More About RICHARD SCOTT:
Burial: Rose Hill, Missouri
Children of JANE BEATY and RICHARD SCOTT are:
i. SARAH B.4 SCOTT, b. 13 Nov 1817, Cumberland Co., Kentucky; d. 10 Jul 1893, Johnson Co., Missouri; m. MANUEL P. FISHER, 24 Dec 1836, Saline Co., Missouri; b. 23 Apr 1814; d. 10 Jul 1893, Johnson Co., Missouri.
Notes for MANUEL P. FISHER:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
M. P. FISHER Self M Male W 66 KY Farming PA PA
Sarah R. FISHER Wife M Female W 62 KY House Keeper NC KY
Emily FISHER Other W Female A 37 KY Works In House KY KY
Marion FISHER Other S Male A 14 MO Works On Farm KY KY
Joseph FISHER Other S Male A 9 MO KY KY
Carra FISHER Other S Female A 5 MO KY KY
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Census Place Rose Hill, Johnson, Missouri -1880
Family History Library Film 1254696
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Page Number 244D
ii. LEONARD A. SCOTT, b. 05 Mar 1820, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; d. 07 Apr 1920, Grayson Co. Texas; m. (1) SARAH JANE BAKER; b. 07 Jun 1836, Johnson Co., Missouri; d. 13 May 1862; m. (2) ALTTIA CONNER; b. Abt. 1846.
Notes for LEONARD A. SCOTT:
Source;
1860 Johnson Co. Missouri Census, page 1013,
1870 Grayson Co.Texas Census page 33 , Sherman
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
L. A. SCOTT Self M Male W 57 MO Farmer NC KY
Anna SCOTT Wife M Female W 32 MO Keeps House KY NC
Charles I. SCOTT Son S Male W 21 MO Stock Man MO MO
Louise SCOTT Dau S Female W 18 MO Keeps House MO MO
Louis W. SCOTT Son S Male W 15 TX At School MO MO
Mary L. SCOTT Dau S Female W 10 TX At School MO MO
Tom G. SCOTT Son S Male W 8 TX At School MO MO
Sally SCOTT Dau S Female W 6 TX At School MO MO
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Census Place Precinct 8, Grayson, Texas -1880
Family History Library Film 1255307
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Page Number 389D
More About LEONARD A. SCOTT:
Occupation: Physician
iii. SIDNEY A.S. SCOTT, b. Sep 1823, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 26 Oct 1864, Johnson Co. Missouri; m. (1) MARTHA ANN JACKSON; m. (2) SOPHRONIA BAKER, 23 Oct 1855, Johnson Co. Mo.; b. 02 Aug 1837, Bates Co., Missouri; d. 05 Oct 1904.
Notes for SIDNEY A.S. SCOTT:
Source;
1850 Johnson Co. Missouri Census, Madison Township, Pg. 050
1860 Johnson County Missouri Census, Madison Township, Pg. 982
iv. FRANCES MARION SCOTT, b. Dec 1827, Saline Co. Missouri; m. SARAH SEARS.
v. LOUISA MARION SCOTT, b. Aug 1830, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 06 Mar 1891, Bates Co., Missouri; m. NATHANIEL H. BAKER, 03 Mar 1856, Johnson Co. Mo.; b. Abt. 1821, New Jersey.
Notes for LOUISA MARION SCOTT:
Source;
Nathaniel and Louisa were buried in a private burial plot on the Scott Family farm
at Rose Hill Missouri
Louisa remarried William E. Baker Nephew of Nathaniel Baker
Wills and Administrations;
Henry F. Baker, died Interstate, 21 Oct. 1856
Admrs; Nathaniel Baker and Sidney Scott
Sec;Peter Campbell, Robert Scott, D.A. Scott
Nathaniel Baker, Died Interstate, 5 Feb 1864
Admr; Louisa M. Baker
Sec;William S. Gregory, John Taggert and R.Z. Hall
Early Johnson Co. Baker Marriages;
Sofrona Baker , Sidney Scott, 23 Oct. 1855
Nathaniel Baker , Louisa Scott 2 Mar. 1856
William E. Baker , Luisa Baker 1 Dec. 1869
More About LOUISA MARION SCOTT:
Burial: Rose Hill, Missouri
Notes for NATHANIEL H. BAKER:
Source;
1860 Johnson Co. Missouri Census , Rose Hill Township, page 1013
Nathaniel H. Baker is the brother to Henry F. Baker. Henry Baker is the father to Sophronia
Baker that married Sidney A.S. Scott.
vi. JOSEPH SCOTT, b. 01 Sep 1833, Saline Co. Missouri; d. Civil War.
Notes for JOSEPH SCOTT:
Source;
Genealogy of Richard Scott; By Unk Pemberton Researcher, 1960
Died of Wounds and exposure during the Civil War.
He was a Captain in the Confederate Army
vii. WILLIAM W. SCOTT, b. 23 Feb 1838, Johnson Co., Missouri; d. Rose Hill, Missouri.
Notes for WILLIAM W. SCOTT:
sources;
Genealogy of Richard Scott; By Unk Pemberton Researcher, 1960
He was hanged after the Civil War by Union Sympathizers to an apple tree;
William W, Scott is buried in a private burial plot on the Scott Farm in Rose
Hill, Missouri
ON The Grave Stone of William W. Scott
Born; Feb 20, 1838
D.S.T. Capt. Willis Co.
1st Rifle Reg.
Hung after war by Union men
Rode with Quantrill
viii. EMILY J. SCOTT, b. 05 Jun 1840, Johnson Co., Missouri; m. ALEXANDER HUTCHINSON.
ix. MARY ANN SCOTT, b. 31 Oct 1843, Johnson Co., Missouri; d. 19 Dec 1929, Missouri; m. SAMUEL JACKSON REED; b. 28 May 1832, Virginia; d. 23 Feb 1922, Rose Hill Johnson Co. Missouri.
Notes for SAMUEL JACKSON REED:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
S. J. REID Self M Male W 48 KY Farming VA VA
Mary REID Wife M Female W 37 MO House Keeper TN KY
Florance REID Dau S Female W 11 MO School KY MO
Marion REID Son S Male W 9 MO School KY MO
Molley REID Dau S Female W 7 MO School KY MO
Katey REID Dau S Female W 5 MO KY MO
Lulu REID Dau S Female W 4 MO KY MO
Emmet REID Son S Male W 8M MO KY MO
Pane REID SSon S Male W 19 MO Works On Farm KY MO
Jane SCOTT MotherL W Female W 83 KY TN TN
David HATCH Other S Male W 29 NY Works On Farm Servant NY NY
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Source Information:
Census Place Rose Hill, Johnson, Missouri 1880
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11. ROBERT3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1798 in Cumberland Co Kentucky, and died Abt. 1853 in Bates Co. Missouri. He married ELIZABETH SCOTT Abt. 1819 in Tennessee or Kentucky, daughter of THOMAS SCOTT and LETITIA RUSSELL. She was born Abt. 1793 in Burke Co. North Carolina, and died Bef. 1850 in Bates Co. Missouri.
Notes for ROBERT BEATY:
Cumberland Co. Kentucky Survey Records, compiled by Laura Lee
Butler and Randolph N.Smith
Page 152; Robert Beaty 39a, Spring Creek; B-47;3/8/1825;j Alexander Beaty
John McDonald, John Kirkham;cc Abraham Jones, Wm. Beatty, Robert Beaty, m
Cumberland Co. Kentucky Deed Records Abstract and Index,Compiled by;
Laura Lee Butler and Randolph N. Smith
Page 151, James Beaty of Rutherford Co. Tn to Robert Beaty land on Lick Creek
3/27/1831 G-137
Page 157, Robert Beaty and wife Elizabeth to Anthony Flowers of Overton Co. Tenn land on Lick
Creek 4/6/1831; G=220
Note; This is Elizabeth Scott, daughter of Thomas Scott and Lettia Russell, my gggg grandparents
Page 169, Robert Beaty of Saline Co. Mo. to William Graves of Fentress Co. Tenn., land on
Link Creek; mentions father William Beaty; 4/7/1833 H-130B
Book G. Page 603-04 1April 1839 Robert Beaty and Elizabeth
Beaty, his wife sell to Henry Weeden, all of Saline Co., for $53.
NW1/4 NW1/4 S 30 T51 R20 42.5A; Signed by Robert Beaty
and Elizabeth Beaty.
State of Missouri-County of Bates
On 16th day of November 1854 appear before me, the undersinged, as
Justice of Peace within and for the County of Bates ?P? Bunch (or Burch)
and Solomon E. Lam--after being sworn bt me depose and say they are
not of interest nor kin to any person interested in the Estate of Robert Beaty
dec'd and will according to their ability will view and appraise the real estate
belonging to said dec'd as shown to them by the said adm of the said
estate or costodion or guardian of any minor heirs of said dec'd
Sworn before me 16th Nov. 1854, Joseph Wix, J.P.
We the undersigned appeared having been sworn to appraise the real estate
of Robert Beaty dec'd and having been upon the premises and viewed and
examined the same do hereby value the same as follows
The NW SW of Sec 20 T40 R 29 - 80 A $200.00
The SW NE of Sec 20 T 40 R 29- 40 A $100.00
Lat. No. 1 of F ? Sec 30 T 40 R29- 80A $500.00
The Sum of said land amount to $800.00.. and we do appraise the share
Elizabeth Beaty minor and heir of Robert Beaty , and being entitled to one-sixth part
of the said lands, we hereby value her share and interest of aforementioned
land and estate to price ? and sum of $133.35/3 cents
Receipts;
Received of John Wix adm......$97.15 being my share of distrbution etc....
which is the full of all demands against said Adm and said estate.
Elizabeth Beaty
Joseph Beaver, guardian
Received of John Wix Adm of the estate of Robert Beaty.....Ninty seven dollars and
fifteen cents, being my distribution share....
Rachel Beaver
Joseph Beaver
Received of Joseph Beaver, guardian of Elizabeth Beaty, a minor heir of the estate
of Robert Beaty account, two hundred and fory dollars and forty seven cents,
it being her share in full of said estate
This 12th day of February 1857
Elizabeth Osborn
M.G. Osborn
Received of John Wix Adm of the estate of Robert Beaty......the sum of Ninty seven
dollars and fifteen cents being the my share in said estate.....and which is in full
afters all demands against said Adm. and estate
February 19, 1857
Mary Dillon
John A. Dillon
Recived of John Wix Adm. of estate of Robert Beaty... the sum of ninety seven
dollars and fifteen cents being my share in said estate... and which is in full
after all demands against said Adm, and estate
Sarah Wix
Joseph Wix
1820 Overton Co. Tennessee Census, pg
1850 Bates Co. Missouri Census, 6th District, pg 250
Children of ROBERT BEATY and ELIZABETH SCOTT are:
i. JOSEPH4 BEATY, b. 26 Jul 1820, Cumberland Co., Kentucky; d. 09 Jan 1876, Bates Co. Missouri; m. FRANCIS BEAVER, Bates Co. Missouri; b. 04 Apr 1821, Ohio; d. 04 Apr 1913, Bates Co. Missouri.
More About JOSEPH BEATY:
Burial: White Cemetery, Southwest of Butler, Missouri
More About FRANCIS BEAVER:
Burial: White Cemetery, Southwest of Butler, Missouri
ii. LETITA BEATY, b. 16 Feb 1822, Cumberland Co., Kentucky; d. 08 Mar 1857, Bates Co. Missouri; m. JOHN WIX, Abt. 1843, Missouri; b. 04 Aug 1822, Overton Co. Tennessee; d. 11 Jan 1863.
More About LETITA BEATY:
Burial: Smith Cemetery Orig. Beatty Cemetery, Bates Co. Missouri
Notes for JOHN WIX:
1850 Bates Co. Missouri Census, 6th District, pg 244
More About JOHN WIX:
Burial: Smith Cemetery, Orig. Beatty Cemetery BatesCo. Missouri
iii. SARAH BEATY, b. Abt. 1824, Cumberland Co., Kentucky; d. 06 May 1857, Bates Co. Missouri; m. JOSEPH WIX, Dec 1841, Bates Co. Missouri; b. 15 Jun 1820, Overton Co. Tennessee; d. 26 Feb 1895, Bates Co. Missouri.
More About SARAH BEATY:
Burial: Deweese Cemetery, Bates Co. Missouri
More About JOSEPH WIX:
Burial: Smith Cemetery, Orig. Beatty Cemetery BatesCo. Missouri
iv. RACHEL BEATY, b. Abt. 1828, Cumberland Co. Kentucky; m. JOSEPH BEAVER; b. Abt. 1798, Ohio.
Notes for JOSEPH BEAVER:
1860 Bates Co. Missouri Census, Lone Oak Township, pg 11
v. MARY BEATY, b. 13 Jun 1833, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 16 Aug 1883, Bates Co., Missouri; m. JOHN DILLION; b. 16 Aug 1826, Illinios; d. 29 Mar 1901, Bates Co., Missouri.
More About MARY BEATY:
Burial: Smith Cemetery Orig. Beatty Cemetery, Bates Co. Missouri
Notes for JOHN DILLION:
1880 Bates Co. Missouri Census, Pleasant Gap, pg 232C
:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
John DILLON Self M Male W 53 IL Farmer KY TN
Mary DILLON Wife M Female W 47 MO Keeping House KY KY
Orlando DILLON Son S Male W 19 MO Works On Farm IL MO
Allie DILLON Dau S Female W 17 MO At Home IL MO
John DILLON Son S Male W 14 MO Works On Farm IL MO
Clark DILLON Son S Male W 11 MO Works On Farm IL MO
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Census Place Pleasant Gap, Bates, Missouri 1880
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More About JOHN DILLION:
Burial: Smith Cemetery Orig. Beatty Cemetery, Bates Co. Missouri
vi. ELIZABETH BEATY, b. Abt. 1838, Bates Co., Missouri; m. M. G. OSBORN.
12. ANDREW3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1800 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died Bef. 1870 in Saline Co. Missouri. He married JULIA ANN MARTIN. She was born Abt. 1808 in Kentucky.
Notes for ANDREW BEATY:
Sources;
1830 Saline Co. Missouri Census Arrow Rock Township, pg 232
Males 0-5, 1 Henry 1826 20-30, 2 Andrew, 1800, Unk.
Females 0-5 Minerva 1830 1/Unk. 20-30, Julia 1808
1840 Saline Co. Missouri Census, Arrowrock Township, pg 79
Males; 0-5 one,( Perry ) 5-10-one ( Henry ) 40-50 one ( Andrew )
Females 0-5-one(,Missouri ) 5-10- three( Minerva Madame Louisa ) 30-40-one Julia
1850 Saline Co. Missouri Census, 90th Distrist, pg 40
Saline Co. Missouri Deeds;
11 October 1836 Andrew Beaty and wife Julia ann Baty (sic)
of Saline Co., party of the first part, and George W. Martin of Rives
Co., party of the second part. For $2050, the W1/2 NW1/4 of Section 19,
Township 50, Range 20 and the E1/2 NE1/4 of Section 24, Township 50,
Range 20. Also one Negro girl Maria age about 12, five head of horses,
one yoke of oxen, five cows, two calves, two steers, three yearlings and
all my farming tools and atencials (utensils), one unfinished wagon
and one other wagon.
Said George W. Martin holds a certain note of hand on the said
Andrew Baty (sic) bears date the first day of April 1832 and payable two
years after date with 10 percent from date until paid. Note was
extended until 11th day of October 1841.
Signed by Andrew Baty and Julia Ann Baty
Book G, Page 471 14 May 1838, Plat of City of Brownsville (now
Sweet Springs). Andrew Beaty listed as lot owner.
Notes for JULIA ANN MARTIN:
Source;
Lafayette County, Mo Wills Bk 10, pg 12
Abner Martin. Will wr. 2 Oct 1833-prob. 11 Dec. 1833
Wit; William Anderson, Thomas Melton, Arron Davis
Exec. George W. Martin Appointed exec. 12 Dec. 1833
Sec. James Bounds and Martin Baker
Heirs; Son Washington Martin, all property until Dec 1835
and then divided among
Son Baker Martin
Son Thomas Martin
Daughter Julia Beaty
son Larden
Son Gslliton
son Abner
grandson Abner Martin
Children of ANDREW BEATY and JULIA MARTIN are:
i. HENRY4 BEATY, b. Abt. 1826, Lafayette Co. Missouri.
ii. MINERVA BEATY, b. Abt. 1830, Saline Co. Missouri; m. HAMILTON JEFFERSON JOHNSON, 17 Nov 1846, Saline Co. Misssouri; b. Abt. 1815, Ohio.
Notes for HAMILTON JEFFERSON JOHNSON:
Source;
1880 Viginia City, Madison, Montana Census, pg 391C
Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Hamilton JOHNSON Self M Male W 66 OH Stone Cutter VA VA
Minerva JOHNSON Wife M Female W 50 MO Keeping House TN TN
Capitola JOHNSON Dau S Female W 20 MO School Teacher OH MO
Edward JOHNSON Son S Male W 18 KS Stock Herder OH MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Virginia City, Madison, Montana 1880
Family History Library Film 1254742
NA Film Number T9-0742
Page Number 391C
iii. LOUISA BEATY, b. Abt. 1832, Saline Co. Missouri.
iv. MADAME BEATY, b. Abt. 1834, Saline Co. Missouri.
v. MISSOURI ANN BEATY, b. Abt. 1837, Saline Co. Missouri; m. FRANCIS M. PETTER, 13 Mar 1860, Saline Co. Mo..
vi. PERRY BEATY, b. Abt. 1839, Saline Co. Missouri.
vii. GEORGE W.. BEATY, b. Abt. 1841, Saline Co. Missouri.
viii. MARY E. BEATY, b. Abt. 1844, Saline Co. Missouri.
ix. JOSEPH LEONARD BEATY, b. 16 Jan 1847, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 06 Dec 1914, Saline Co. Missouri; m. EVELYN UNK. BEATY; b. Abt. 1860, Ohio.
Notes for JOSEPH LEONARD BEATY:
1870 Brownville, Saline Co. Missouri Census pg.163
1880
Marshall, Saline Co. Missouri Census pg 527d
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Leonard BEATY Self M Male W 33 MO Farming KY KY
Evelyn BEATY Wife M Female W 20 OH Keeping House OH OH
Lucy BEATY Dau S Female W 3 MO MO OH
BEATY Dau S Female W 1M MO MO OH
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Source Information:
Census Place Marshall, Saline, Missouri 1880
Family History Library Film 1254716
NA Film Number T9-0716
Page Number 527D
More About JOSEPH LEONARD BEATY:
Burial: Ridge Park Cemetery, Saline Co. Missouri
x. ZACHARY BEATY, b. Abt. 1850, Saline Co. Missouri.
13. MARGARET3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1802 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died 02 Jan 1845 in Saline Co. Missouri. She married JOHN LONG SCOTT 07 Sep 1823 in Cumberland Co., Kentucky, son of SAMUEL SCOTT and LYDIA LONG. He was born 01 May 1801 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died 03 May 1871 in Saline Co. Missouri.
Notes for JOHN LONG SCOTT:
Copied from old Family Records by Barbara Prout 1941
Great- granddaughter of Sarah Elizabeth Scott Epperson
John L. Scott and Margaret Beaty were married Sept 7th 1823
Rachel Scott was born June 14th 1824
Joseph Robins Scott was born May 28th 1826
Simeon Scott was born Sept 28 1828
Samuel Scott was born Oct 22nd 1830
William Scott was born Jan 30th 1833
Marion Julin Scott was born July 10th 1835
Mary Jane Scott was born Oct 2 1837
Benjamin Prigmore Scott was born Jan 5th 1840
Sarah Elizabeth Scott was born Aug 29yh 1842
Isaac Leonard Scott was born May 1 1854
Charles Perry Scott was born Dec 13th 1856
Deaths
Margaret Scott Consort of J.L.Scott died Jan.2nd. 1845
Rachel Scott, daughter of J.L.Scott died August 14th, 1825
Joseph R. Scott died August 26, 1835
Jessie Epperson died in his eighty(89)ninth years of nuralgia
Nancy Epperson died of Spinal Inffection age Sixty (66) years
John L. Scott died in his seventy(70) year from the effects of corrosive taken by mistaken.
Margaret Scott died of the fever in her forty (43) third year
From Unknown Writer of Scott Family Records;
John Long Scott our great grandfather was born 1801 Tennessee and came to
Missouri in 1821, he was a school teacher and surveyor also the first sheriff of Saline County, at that time the boundries of Saline were Lamine river on the west,
and Springfield on the south.
He went back to Tenn about 1824 and married Margaret Beatty and returned
to Mo. bringing with then five saddle mares, they were six weeks making the
journey.
I spend two days with Uncle Marion Scott, he told me more about the Scotts than I had known before or since however Uncle Sim told us a lot when he spent two
month at our home(Jan & Feb.)1910. I had long talks with Granny E. and learned
alot from her.Uncle Marion said that in 1850 when he was sixteen years old his father sent him by horse back to the land officce in Jefferson City with 1050 ?? gold to
purchase 1000 acres of land, he was two days going and two days coming back.
Part of the town of Sweet Springs stands on it today.
Comments; I have never found were John Long Scott ever purchased this 1000
acres of land. John and Margaret were married by 1823 Prob in Cumberland Co.Ky.
before they came to Saline Co. Missouri.Margaet Beaty father William was in Saline
Co. By 1830 or before.
1830 Saline Co. Missouri Census Arrowrock Township pg 235
1840 Pettis Co. Missouri, Census Unk. Township page 45
1850 Pettis Co. Missouri Census Elkberry Township, pg 138a
1860 Saline Co. Missouri Census SaltPond Township , pg 255
1870 Saline Co. Missouri Census Marshal Township
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Bureau of Land Management;
Patentee; John Long Scott, of Saline Co. Mo. forty acres, 9/30/1835,Doc.5674
Patentee; John L. Scott,of Saline Co. Mo. forty acres, 11/2/1837, Doc.7960
Patentee; John L. Scott,of Saline Co. Mo. forty acres, 10/2/1854, Doc.35677
Patentee; John L. Scott,of Saline Co. Mo. eighty acres,10/2/1854, Doc. 35679
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Probate Court Records, Saline Co. Missouri;1871
List of Heirs;Lucy Scott, wife Simeon Scott, Samuel Scott,William Scott
Marion J. Scott, Mary Pemberton, Sarah Epperson, I.L. Scott
Charles P.Scott
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Charles and Mary Jane (Scott)Pemberton Letters to Nancy (Pemberton) Armentrout
PERMISSION TO USE THE LETTERS GIVEN BY; Mrs. Ryland Miller
1865
Carroll Co. June 18
Well Nancy,
Mary got your letter, she gave it to me to read. I was very glad to her from you all.
I very much astonished to see you had not forgotten me. I Have writen to you and Liz and pap
&Mother don't get any letter from that side of the river. Nancy we are all well with the exception of bad coals. Charles had a very bad spell of pneumonia he was very sick at the time the raid was in her we did
not think he would get well tho he is nerly well now Nancy we have had lots trubel in her this last
fall your father left home staid a way five weeks you said you herd he had bin robed that evin so
tha robed CH a little to tha tuck the stabel hors Ch Janes coat thats nothing to compare with som
others. I will tell you all a bout things when I see you Nancy
I feel sory that T is gone sur he will haf to go throu hard ships.
Nancy last Sunday nite Thomas & Sarah your Father & my self went to Mr (Dan)Settles to sit up
with the corps of his sonenlaw the feds tuck him prisner a wedsday and kild him Thursday
his frends got him Sunday his name Ben Williams he left two little children Nancy I hav seen for
murdered men in less than six moths--so no more at present so good
By, I remain yours best wishes
M.J. Pemberton
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Nancy Arman
Well Nancy I thought I woud write you and Joshua a few lines to let you know I had not
Forgoten you and that good beefe & ry cofee you had last Spring. Tell Liza & Ed I think they
have forgotten me. Never write a word good nor bad. Tell Ed to write as soon as he gets back from
Nebraska A give us the nuse in that part of the world. We are getting a long prety well at present.
Mother will send her Photograph in this she has sent Betsys to her and Johns to him.
Mother sends her compliments to inquieren frends and you & family
Tell Mr John S. & Lucy (?) I have not forgoten then Tho we cant get any letter From then tell them
to write to us soon--tell the old man to write where to direct to Marion and when he herd from hin & give sophroney Sidney & wife D family my Respects. I was sory to here of his deth and leaving his family from home we don't know how long we are for this world there is one thing sertin there is a beter one.
Tell Charley & Lenard to lern fast and write some
Tell Pap our Sheep Done well. After Driving we got then all Except one this fall we have a bout 70
heed now.
I don't know whether we will get to come over this winter or not so good by this time to all
C Pemberton
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Comments on Letters;
The first part of the letter was Mary Jane Scott the daughter of John L. Scott. She married Charles H. Pemberton in Saline Co. Missouri.
Charles and Mary Jane was in Carroll Co. Missouri and her father John Scott and her stepmother Lucy
Harper Scott was in Saline Co. Missouri
Joshua and Nancy Armentrout was living next to John and Lucy Scott per the census records in Saline Co. Missouri.
Sidney is the first cousin of John L. Scott and Sophroney is SidneyScott wife living in Johnson Co. Missouri.
Charley and Lenard were the Sons of John L. Scott and Lucy Wood Harper, Lucy Wood Harper was John L. Scott second wife.
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HISTORY OF SALINE COUNTY MISSOURI”
Biographies by township
Salt Pond Township
Charles and Leon Scott, P. O., Brownsville. Owners of the fine stock and grain farm "Scotland." Are the sons of John L. and Lucy T. Scott, of Kentucky, who moved to Missouri in 1830, and settled in Pettis county, then moved to Saline county in 1850. They were educated at Lapsley High School, Brownsville, in this county, where they graduated. They then settled upon the farm where they now live, and are running a large farm in connection with handling stock. Page 861
Children of MARGARET BEATY and JOHN SCOTT are:
i. RACHEL4 SCOTT, b. 14 Jun 1824, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 14 Aug 1825, Saline Co. Missouri.
ii. JOSEPH ROBINS SCOTT, b. 28 May 1826, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 26 Aug 1835, Saline Co. Missouri.
iii. SIMEON SCOTT, b. 09 Sep 1828, Saline Co. , Missouri; d. 14 Jun 1915, Iredell, Bosque Co. Texas; m. FRANCES ANN KESTER, 24 Aug 1858, Saline Co. Missouri; b. 27 Nov 1838, Saline Co., Missouri; d. 26 Dec 1914, Iredell, Bosque Co. , Texas.
Notes for SIMEON SCOTT:
Bible Records of Simeon Scott and Frances Ann Kester
Births;
Simeon Scott born Sept 9th 1828
Frances Ann Scott born Nov 27, 1838
Elizabeth Jane Scott born Feb 4, 1860
Walter Perry Scott June 15, 1861
Tillard Leroy Scott Octomber 3, 1862
Charles James Scott Dec 15. 1864
Nancy Cordelia Scott Sept 17th 1866
John L. Jacob Scott Oct 20, 1869
Isaac Leonard Foster Scott Aug 15, 1874
William Tempe Alice Scott Oct. 20, 1876
Sidney Ray Scott Jan 4 1879
Joseph Anna Scott May 22 1872
Deaths;
Walter Perry Scott died April 11th 1864
Joseph Anna Scott May 5th 1877
Frances Ann Scott died Dec 20 1914
Simeon Scott died June 14, 1915
Leonard Scott died April ???
This page had tape on it and can't read
Baby Scott 1912 ?????
1850 Pettis Co. Missouri Census;
1870 Bosque Co. Texas Census; page 422A, Line 10. house #829
1880 Bosque Co. Texas Census; page380A
Meridian, Texas
Another Old Settler Buried At Iredell
Another name has been stricken from the roll of old settlers.
These people are passing away as the years go by, and the last to
be earsed from this list in this comminity is Grandpa Scott, familiarly called
"Uncle Sim". He had been a resident of Bosque county 45 or 50 years,
until just recently he had made his home with his son, Babe Scott, near Stephenville,
at which place he died on last Tuesday morning and was buried here Wednesday
afternoon. The funeral service was held in the Baptist church and was conducted by his old friend, Rev. L.W. Dean in the presence of a large congregation, some of whom had been acquainted with the deceased for more than forty years. Just a few
months ago his wife died and was interred in the Riverside Cemetery here and
beside her Uncle Sim was laid to rest on the above date. He leaves a number
of children, but we are not advised as to their names or places of residence.
Iredell Record.
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Source Information:
Census Place E.D. 9, Bosque, Texas -1880
Page Number 380A
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Simeon SCOTT Self M Male W 51 MO Farming TN TN
Francis A. SCOTT Wife M Female W 41 MO Keeping House VA VA
Elizabeth J. SCOTT Dau S Female W 20 TX At Home MO MO
Tillard L. SCOTT Son S Male W 17 TX Working On The Farm MO MO
Charles J. SCOTT Son S Male W 15 TX Working On The Farm MO MO
Nancey C. SCOTT Dau S Female W 13 TX Going To School MO MO
John L. J. SCOTT Son S Male W 10 TX Going To School MO MO
Isaac L. F. SCOTT Son S Male W 5 TX MO MO
William T. A. SCOTT Dau S Female W 2 TX MO MO
... R. SCOTT Son S Male W 1 TX MO MO
Linney SASS Other W Female W 65 MS Unable To Work .. .. Household:
Margaret CAMPBELL Other S Female B 20 MS Servant --- ---
1900 Bosque Co. Texas Census; page 192A
1910 Bosque Co. Texas Census, JP 2 District 5, pg 6a
Simeon Scott living with daughter Alice Scott French
Francis Ann Kester Scott living with son Tillard Scott pg 7a
Marriage Records of Saline County, Missouri
Name; Lieucan Scott
Spouse; Francis Ann Kester
Marriage Date; 24 Aug 1858
Performed by; Thomas Ferrell
Title; J.P.
Saline Co. Missouri Probate Court Records1871, as heir to John L. Scott
Bosque Co. Texas Land Deed 80 acres Feb. 13, 1871
Texas Land Title Abstracts;
District; Milam, County; Bosque, Gantee; Simeon Scott, Patentee; Simeon Scott
Patent Date; 11 Sept. 1877, Patent #145, Patent Volume;6 Acres;160
Confederate Pension File #1109
Simeon Scott of Bosque Co. Texas filed application for Confederate Pension
in the State of Texas in September, 1907. The application was rejected on the
account of the fact he was not indigent. The application of Simeon Scott
States that at the time of the filing his application in 1907 he was seventy-six years
of age. The place of his birth is not shown. Date of death not given.
Mr. Scott was a private in Company C., Baylor's Regiment of Texas Cavalry,
Confederate States Army. He enlisted in the winter of 1862-63 and served until
the close of the war.
The Service Record of Mr Scott was supported by the affidavits of J.B.Arnold of
Morgan, Texas and Jim Mat Stephens of Dublin, Texas
Note; Simeon Scott brother Marion J. Scott was with the, Co. B. 7 Missouri S.M. Cavalry, Private
Allegiance; Union
Another Obituary Unk. Newpaper;
Part of the Obituary of Simeon Scott;
11. 1828, near Kansas City Mo... where he grew to manhood, and
was married to Miss. Frances Kester sisty years ago. He and bride came to
Texas soon after they were married and located six miles of Iredell, where
he and family continued to reside on the same farm forty years_or until he was
unable to no longer do the farm work. To this union were born ten children, seven
of whom are now living and were at his bedside when the final summons came.
They are Mrs. E.J. Parker, Hico; Mrs. M,D,Brand, Glen Rose; Mrs.Alice French, near Iredell;
Sid Scott, near Blum; C.J. and J.L.Scott, Stanford; T.L. Stephenville.
Mr. Scott served the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Interment was made in the Iredell cemetery Tuesday afternoon, Rev Dean conducting the
funeral services, His host of grandchildren and great-grandchildren were present at the funeral.
Death Certificate 12692 of Simeon ''Sim'' Scott
Stephenville, Earth Co. Texas
Father; J.L.Scott
Mother; Beatty
Age at death; 87
Informant; T.L. Scott
More About SIMEON SCOTT:
Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Iredell, Texas
Notes for FRANCES ANN KESTER:
Source;
1850 Saline Co. Missouri Census page 51A
1870 Bosque Co. Texas Census
1880 Bosque Co. Texas Census. page 380A
1900 Bosque Co. Texas Census, page 192A
Obituary of Francis Ann Kester Scott;
The subject of this brief sketch, Sister F.A Scott, nee Miss Kester, was born
in Missouri in 1836, and died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. T.M. Parker, Hico, Texas
December 26, 1914, at 6;30 a.m. after a brief illness, having been paralyzed a little over two years
and partly recovered from the attack, but received the second attack on Wednesday before her
death on Saturday morning. She had just passed her 77 mile stone,
She was married to Bro. Scott when eighteen years of age, and to this union there were ten
children born, and eight lived to be grown, five boys and three girls,and she is survived by seven
of the children and her husband, besides other relatives and a host of friends who mourn her loss.
Immediately after the marriage, she came with her husband to Texas, locating near Iredell,
where she lived most of her life. She was on the train with her husband when she received the
stroke of paralysis that caused her death.
She made a profession of religion when quite young and joined the Spring Creek Baptist Church
near Iredell, and lived a devoted member until her home going, so I was told by those who
knew her best. She was a true Christian, a loving mother and a faithful wife.
More About FRANCES ANN KESTER:
Burial: Riverside Cemetery, Iredell, Texas
iv. SAMUEL SCOTT, b. 22 Oct 1830, Saline Co. Missouri.
v. WILLIAM SCOTT, b. 30 Jan 1833, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 10 Jan 1866.
vi. MARION JULIN SCOTT, b. 10 Jul 1835, Saline Co., Missouri; d. 02 Feb 1917, Sweet Springs, Saline Co. Missouri; m. (1) NANCY WILLIAMS, 23 Feb 1868, Johnson Co. Mo.; b. 04 Jun 1848, Saline Co. Missouri; m. (2) MARTHA P. HILER GREY THOMAS, 21 Oct 1909, Salt Pond , Saline Co. Mo..
Notes for MARION JULIN SCOTT:
Military Record; Company B, Unit 7 Missouri S. W. Cav. , Rank; Private; Allegiance ; Union
Source; Missouri Marriages, 1851-1900
1870 Saline Co. Missouri Census, Page 270; Living next to Marion is his Step Brother George Harper
Son to Marion's Step mother Lucy Harper Scott.
1880 Johnson Co. Missouri Census, District 118. pg 492
1900 SweetSprings, Saline Co., Missouri Census, pg 351a
1910 Sweet Springs, Saline Co. Mo Ed 187, pg 31A
Marion J. Scott age 74, First wife died and he married the Widow Martha P. Gray
Martha's two children, Marlin Gray, age 24 Ruth Gray, age 17
Missouri State Board of Health
Certificate of Death;
Marion J. Scott
death; Feb. 2, 1917
birth; July 10, 1835
age; 81 yrs 6 mos. 22 days
Father; John Scott
Mother; Beatty
Informent; C.P.Scott
Place of Burial; Fairview Cemetery
More About MARION JULIN SCOTT:
Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Saline co. Missouri
vii. MARY JANE SCOTT, b. 02 Oct 1837, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 09 Jun 1898, Carroll Co. Missouri; m. CHARLES H. PEMBERTON, 16 Apr 1856, Saline Co. Mo.; b. 18 Jun 1836, Kentucky; d. 13 Sep 1920, Carroll Co. Missouri.
Notes for MARY JANE SCOTT:
Saline Co. Marriages records; Book 2 Pg. 12
More About MARY JANE SCOTT:
Burial: Pleasant Park Cemetery, Dewitt Township, Carroll Co. Missouri
Notes for CHARLES H. PEMBERTON:
Source;
1870 Carroll Co. Mo. Census, Grand River Township, pg. 261
1910 Carroll Co. Missouri Combs Twp, pg 63A
1920 Carroll Co. Missouri, Combs Twp., pg 68 Ed 6
1880 Carroll Co. Missouri Census, Rea Township, pg.531D,ED 156
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Chas. H. PEMBERTON Self M Male W 43 KY Farmer KY KY
Mary J. PEMBERTON Wife M Female W 42 MO Keeping House KY ---
John W. PEMBERTON Son S Male W 19 MO Works On Farm KY MO
George N. PEMBERTON Son S Male W 16 MO Works On Farm KY MO
Charles L. PEMBERTON Son S Male W 13 MO Works On Farm KY MO
Cora A. PEMBERTON Dau S Female W 9 MO At School KY MO
Archie D. PEMBERTON Son S Male W 5 MO At School KY MO
James W. PEMBERTON Son S Male W 3 MO At Home KY MO
Hattie V. PEMBERTON Dau S Female W 6M MO At Home KY MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Rea, Carroll, Missouri
Page Number 531D
More About CHARLES H. PEMBERTON:
Burial: Pleasant Park Cemetery, West of Dewitt, Mo.
viii. BENJAMIN PRIGMORE SCOTT, b. 05 Jan 1840, Pettis Co., Missouri; d. Abt. 1865, Prison During Civil War.
ix. SARAH ELIZABETH SCOTT, b. 29 Aug 1842, Pettis Co., Missouri; d. 08 Dec 1922, Carroll Co. Missouri; m. FRANCIS M. EPPERSON, Abt. 1862, Saline Co. Mo.; b. 07 Sep 1840, Missouri; d. 02 Apr 1905, Missouri.
Notes for SARAH ELIZABETH SCOTT:
1910 Ray Co. Missouri Crooked Rvr. Twp pg.176B
1920 Carroll Co. Missouri Combs Township, pg 63a
Notes for FRANCIS M. EPPERSON:
Source;
1870 Carroll Co.Mo. Census, Grand River Township, pg. 261
1880 Carroll Co. Missouri Census, Rea Township, pg 531D
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Francis M. EPPERSON Self M Male W 40 MO Farmer VA VA
Sarah E. EPPERSON Wife M Female W 37 MO Keeping House TN TN
Thomas M. EPPERSON Son S Male W 14 MO Working On Farm MO MO
Nancy A. EPPERSON Dau S Female W 10 MO At School MO MO
George L. EPPERSON Son S Male W 9 MO At Home MO MO
Nora R. EPPERSON Dau S Female W 6 MO At School MO MO
Mary A. EPPERSON Dau S Female W 4 MO At Home MO MO
John W. EPPERSON Son S Male W 10M MO At Home MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Rea, Carroll, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254679
NA Film Number T9-0679
Page Number 531D
14. JOSEPH ROBINSON3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born 23 Mar 1803 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died 17 May 1843 in Henry Co. Missouri. He married MARY PRIGMORE. She was born 22 May 1816 in Barren , Allen Co. Ky., and died 20 Mar 1895 in Henry Co. Missouri.
Notes for JOSEPH ROBINSON BEATY:
Sources ;
Judge Lewis P. Beaty, farmer and stock raiser, section 16, is among the
prominent men of this county, and none are more worthy of a representation in
this work than he. He was born in Henry County, Missouri, October 16, 1837. His
father, Joseph R. Beaty, was a native of Kentucky, and a son of William Beaty, of the same state. Joseph R. was married December 1, 1836, to Miss Mary Prigmore. She was born in Allen County, Kentucky, May 22, 1816, and came to Missouri in 1818, and in 1836 to Henry County. Joseph Beaty died in Henry County May 17, 1843. Lewis P. grew to manhood on the farm upon which he now lives, and obtained his education in the common schools. July 20, 1862, he enlisted in
1840 Rives Co. Missouri Census, Big Creek Township, pg. 363
2M(0-4), 1M(20-29),1M(30-39), 1F(20-29),2 (Agri)
Henry Co. Missouri, organized Dec 13,1834 First named Rives in honor of Wm C. Rives
Changed to Henry in honor of Patrick Henry,
1850 Henry Co, Missouri,Big Creek Township, pg. 82
Mary Beaty, 33 1817 KY, Lewis P. 13, 1837 MO.,Benjamin, 11 1839, MO.
Clark 9, 1841, MO., Mary S. 7, 1843, Mo.
Joseph R. Beaty, Act of 55 Private, Capt. Wm. Bechneil Mo. Vols 1836 -filed
in 1859 by widow Mary Prigmore Beaty, Henry Co. Mo. Her ID as widow
by Andrew Beaty and John Robinson of Saline Co. Mo.
Notes for MARY PRIGMORE:
BEATY, Mary "Polly" PRIGMORE - 1816 - 1895
Anderson Cemetery, Shawnee Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Mar 30 1895 - Mrs. Mary Beaty, mother of Judge Beaty, died last Thursday at the advanced age of 81. She came to this county about 60 years ago from Saline county and was loved by a large circle of friends. Her remains were laid to rest in the graveyard nearby, where her husband was buried 52 years ago. Peace to the ashes of a good woman.
Children of JOSEPH BEATY and MARY PRIGMORE are:
i. LEWIS PICKETT4 BEATY, b. 16 Oct 1837, Henry Co. Missouri; m. FRANCES E. PREWITT; b. 03 Sep 1840, Henry Co. Missouri; d. 10 Jun 1876, Henry Co. Missouri.
Notes for LEWIS PICKETT BEATY:
BEATY, Lewis Pickett Judge
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co., pg: 662
--- Judge Lewis P. Beaty, farmer and stock raiser, section 16, is among the prominent men of this county, and none are more worthy of a representation in this work than he. He was born in Henry County, Missouri, October 16, 1837. His father, Joseph R. Beaty, was a native of Kentucky, and a son of William Beaty, of the same state. Joseph R. was married December 1, 1836, to Miss Mary Prigmore. She was born in Allen County, Kentucky, May 22, 1816, and came to Missouri in 1818, and in 1836 to Henry County. Joseph Beaty died in Henry County May 17, 1843. Lewis P. grew to manhood on the farm upon which he now lives, and obtained his education in the common schools. July 20, 1862, he enlisted in Company F, Sixteenth Missouri Infantry of the Confederate army, and surrendered at Shreveport, Louisiana, June 5, 1865. After this he returned to Henry County, where. he has since followed his chosen occupation, that of a farmer. He owns a landed estate of 175 acres, well improved. September 2, 1873, he was elected judge of the county court, and was re-elected to that office every term until 1882, when he was elected presiding judge of the county court. He is a member of the Christian Church, and belongs to the Masonic fraternity. September 30, 1856, Judge Beaty was married to Miss Frances E. Prewitt, a native of this county, born September 3, 1840. She died June 10, 1876, leaving four children, Joseph G., James C., T. Dick and Walter L. Two children are deceased.
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Louis P. BEATY Self W Male W 42 MO Farmer KY KY
Mary BEATY Mother W Female W 64 KY Keeps House PA KY
Joseph G. BEATY Son S Male W 12 MO At Home MO MO
James C. BEATY Son S Male W 10 MO At Home MO MO
T. Dick BEATY Son S Male W 8 MO MO MO
Walter L. BEATY Son S Male W 4 MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Shawnee, Henry, Missouri 1880
Family History Library Film 1254689
NA Film Number T9-0689
Page Number 317A
ii. BENJAMIN BEATY, b. 26 Apr 1839, Henry Co. Missouri; d. 12 Aug 1908, Wilberton, OK.; m. LOUISA KIMSEY, 26 Mar 1868, Henry Co. Missouri; b. 16 Jan 1841, Henry Co. Missouri.
Notes for BENJAMIN BEATY:
Source;
1883 History of Henry Co., Missouri, National Historixal Co., pg 662
--Benjamin Beaty, farmer and stock raiser, section 17, is the son of Josepn R. Beaty
a Kentuckian by birth, who was born March 23 1803. He married Mary Prigmore, also a native
of Kentucky. They came to Henry County, Missouri, in 1836. Benjamin was born April 26, 1839
He passed his younger days in the county of his birth, receiving a common school education.January 26, 1861, he enlisted in Company E, First Missouri Cavalry, and at the battle of Oak Hill received a wound in the foot.He remained in service until the close of the war, when he returned to this county,
he owns 304 acres of good land and well improved, upon which is a barn built in 1881, at a cost of
$400. Mr Beaty is a member of the Masonic fraternity. He was married to Miss Louisa Kimsey,
a native of Henry County, March 26, 1868. She was born January 16, 1841, They have six children
Samuel, Joseph, Mary S.,Jackson, Abner and Frances A.
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Benjamin BEATY Self M Male W 41 MO Farmer KY MO
Louiza BEATY Wife M Female W 39 MO Keeps House KY MO
Samuel BEATY Son S Male W 11 MO At Home MO MO
Joseph Y. BEATY Son S Male W 9 MO MO MO
Mary S. BEATY Dau S Female W 7 MO MO MO
Jackson J. BEATY Son S Male W 5 MO MO MO
Abner BEATY Son S Male W 4 MO MO MO
Phineas BEATY Son S Male W 2 MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Shawnee, Henry, Missouri
Page Number 320C
1900 Choctaw Nation, Ok. Census pg 261
iii. CLARK BEATY, b. 23 Jan 1841, Henry Co., Missouri.
iv. MARY S. BEATY, b. Abt. 1843, Henry Co., Missouri.
15. WILLIAM3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born Abt. 1805 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died 25 Nov 1856 in Coryell Co. Texas. He married LUCINDA BEATY 06 Feb 1834 in Saline Co.Missouri, daughter of DAVID BEATY and JEAN CROCKETT. She was born 07 May 1815 in Tennessee, and died 27 Aug 1876 in Coryell Co. Texas.
Notes for WILLIAM BEATY:
1850 Saline Co. Missouri Census, 90th District, pg 51
William Beatty 45 KY, Lucinda 34 Tennessee
Richard 15 Missouri, Melinda 12 Missouri
Sarah 9 Missouri, Joseph 5 Missouri, Jiohn 3 Missouri
Saline Co., MO Deeds:
- William Beaty and wf Lucinda to Christopher M. Bradford, August 1854.
- G-302 Indenture, William and Lucinda and Eli Kester: $150.00 patent lands N E 1/4 of S W 1/4 Sec 11-T46- North of Base Line and West of 5th Prine, Meridian, R 22, 40 acres
Book G, Page 302-303 21 october 1837 William Batey and Lucinda
Batey, his wife, sell to Eli Keister, all of Saline Co., for $100, land
given by patents NC1/4 SE1/4 S11 T46N R22 40 A. Signed
William Beaty and Lucinda Beaty
Notes for LUCINDA BEATY:
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Lucinda Beaty
Age in 1860: 44
Birth Year: abt 1816
Birthplace: Tennessee
Home in 1860: Station Creek, Coryell, Texas
Gender: Female
Post Office: Station Creek
Household Members: Name Age
Lucinda Beaty 44
Richd Beaty 24
Sarah Beaty 17
Jas Beaty 14
John Beaty 11 s/b Jehue
John Beaty 9
Frances Ann Beaty 6
A G Harrington 21
Children of WILLIAM BEATY and LUCINDA BEATY are:
i. THOMAS4 BEATY, b. 06 Nov 1834, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 11 Feb 1835, Missouri.
ii. RICHARD BEATY, b. 05 Jan 1836, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 16 Sep 1867, Coryell Co. Texas.
iii. MALINDA BEATY, b. 04 Nov 1838, Saline Co. Missouri; d. Apr 1893, Texas; m. WILLIAM BROWN, 09 Feb 1859; b. Abt. 1836, Tennessee.
Notes for WILLIAM BROWN:
1870 Saline Co. Missouri Census Elmwood , pg. 68
Elizabeth Hurst age 4
1880 Saline Co. Missouri Census District 62, pg 398
Living in the household of William father Henry Brown and
Matilda Ann
iv. SARAH BEATY, b. 06 Jan 1842, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 09 Sep 1895, Coryell Co. Texas; m. JOSEPH LEORARD DRAPER, 20 Feb 1861, Coryell Co., Texas; b. 04 Dec 1839, Red River Co., Texas; d. 15 Oct 1905, Mound, Coryell Co., Texas.
Notes for JOSEPH LEORARD DRAPER:
1880 Coryell Co. Texas Census District 23, pg 392
v. JOSEPH WOOD BEATY, b. 10 Mar 1845, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 22 Mar 1906, Crowell, Foard Co., Texas.
Notes for JOSEPH WOOD BEATY:
1880 Kimble Co. Texas Census Prt. 3 District 97, pg 284
vi. JEHUE BEATY, b. 24 Oct 1847, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 13 May 1879, Texas.
vii. JONATHAN CROCKETT BEATY, b. 30 Aug 1850, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 28 Jun 1927, Azusa, Los Angeles Co. , California.
Notes for JONATHAN CROCKETT BEATY:
1880 Kimble Co. Texas Census Prt. 3 Dist. 97 pg. 284
viii. FRANCES ANN BEATY, b. 13 Oct 1853, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 09 Feb 1894, Texas; m. JAMES D. BROWN, Abt. 1873, Missouri; b. Abt. 1850, Missouri.
Notes for JAMES D. BROWN:
1880 Saline Co. Missouri Elmwood , pg 398
Living in the household of his parents Henry and Matilda Brown.
`1900 Saline Co. Missouri Census, District 125
16. SARAH SALLY3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born 31 Jan 1808 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died 23 Apr 1882 in Bates Co. Missouri. She married (1) JAMES CORNELIOUS DAVIS Abt. 1826 in Saline Co. Mo.. He was born Abt. 1803 in Tennessee. She married (2) CORNELIUM NAFUS Aft. 1852. He was born Abt. 1808 in Kentucky, and died Aft. 1880 in Bates Co. Missouri.
More About SARAH SALLY BEATY:
Burial: Bates Co. Missouri , Near Appleton City
Notes for JAMES CORNELIOUS DAVIS:
Sources;
1850 Bates Co. Missouri Census pg. 241
James and Sally Beaty Davis Family Bible.
Davis Family Bible;
Sarah Sally Beaty, Born January 11, 1808 Kentucky married James Davis and was Bates Co. Mo.
1850. Her parents are William amd Sarah Sally Crockett Beaty;
Wm. Beaty died Sept 18th, 1845
Sarah Beaty Died Sept 20th 1845
Joseph B.Davis Died Sept 28th 1845
Sally Baty was borned January 31 in the year of the Lord 1808
Sally McDaniel or Danels born Feb 20 of the Lord 1827
James McDaniel or Danels born January the 4 of 1829
Zuly or Zuley Davis born Oct the 26 in yer of our Lord 1828
Nancy Davis was born July the 20 in yer of our Lord 1833
Jane Davis was born Sept the 12 in-of Lord 1835
Mary Davis was borned March 4 in the year of the Lord 1838
Margaret Davis was borned April the 13 1840
Joseph B. Davis was borned November 17 1842
Robert Davis was borned May the 9 in the year of the Lord 1845
John Henry Davis was borned October the 17 Lord 1846
Serrania Davis was borned Sept the 23 in the 1849
John Allen Cornelious was borned March the 4 in 1852
Robert Davis died Feb. 20, 1918
Notes for CORNELIUM NAFUS:
Source;
1880 Bates Co. Missouri Census, Pleasant Gap Township, pg 233b
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Cornelius NAFUS Self M Male W 72 KY Farmer VA MD
Sarah NAFUS Wife M Female W 72 KY Keeping House PA KY
Benton NAFUS Son S Male W 32 MO Works On Farm KY KY
Marian NAFUS Son S Male W 25 MO Works On Farm KY KY
Sterling SMITH Other S Male W 18 MO Works On Farm KY KY
Lee. SMITH Other S Male W 18 MO Works On Farm KY KY
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Source Information:
Census Place Pleasant Gap, Bates, Missouri 1880
Page Number 233B
Children of SARAH BEATY and JAMES DAVIS are:
i. SALLY4 DAVIS, b. 20 Sep 1827, Saline Co. Missouri.
ii. ZULY DAVIS, b. 26 Oct 1828, Saline Co. Missouri.
iii. JAMES DAVIS, b. 04 Jan 1829, Saline Co. Missouri.
iv. NANCY DAVIS, b. 20 Jul 1833, Saline Co. Missouri.
v. JANE DAVIS, b. 12 Sep 1835, Saline Co. Missouri.
vi. MARY E. DAVIS, b. 04 Mar 1838, Saline Co. Missouri; d. 12 Jun 1928, Bates Co., Missouri; m. JACOB NAFUS.
More About MARY E. DAVIS:
Burial: 14 Jun 1928, Round Prairie Cemetery, Bates Co. Missouri
vii. MARGARET DAVIS, b. 13 Apr 1840, Bates Co. Missouri.
viii. JOSEPH B. DAVIS, b. 17 Nov 1842, Bates Co. Missouri; d. Bef. 1850, Bates Co. Missouri.
ix. ROBERT DAVIS, b. 09 May 1845, Bates Co. Missouri; d. 20 Feb 1918, Washington, Vernon Co. Missouri; m. NANCY ELIZABETH FORD, 18 Apr 1869; b. 16 Apr 1845, Henry Co. Missouri; d. Bates Co., Missouri.
Notes for ROBERT DAVIS:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Robert DAVIS Self M Male W 35 MO Farmer --- ---
Nancy E. DAVIS Wife M Female W 29 MO Keeping House TN KY
Sarah A. DAVIS Dau S Female W 9 MO Attending School MO MO
Alice M. DAVIS Dau S Female W 6 MO Attending School MO MO
Ollie F. DAVIS Dau S Female W 3 MO MO MO
James L. DAVIS Son S Male W 9M MO MO MO
William E. ROBERTS Nephew S Male W 17 MO Works On Farm MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Hudson, Bates, Missouri
Family History Library Film 1254674
NA Film Number T9-0674
Page Number 269C
x. JOHN DAVIS, b. 17 Oct 1847, Bates Co. Missouri; m. NANCY SUSAN BLANTON, 10 Oct 1871; b. 26 Dec 1855; d. 29 Nov 1905.
xi. SERRANIA DAVIS, b. 23 Sep 1849, Bates Co. Missouri.
xii. JOHN ALLEN CORNELIOUS DAVIS, b. 04 Mar 1852, Bates Co. Missouri.
17. RACHEL3 BEATY (WILLIAM I.2, WILLIAM1) was born 15 Jun 1810 in Cumberland Co. Kentucky, and died Abt. 1868 in Missouri. She married SAMUEL BRIDGEWATER 06 Dec 1830 in Saline Co. Mo.. He was born 06 Mar 1802 in Amherst Co. Virginia, and died in Missouri.
Children of RACHEL BEATY and SAMUEL BRIDGEWATER are:
i. NATHNIEL4 BRIDGEWATER, b. 03 Nov 1831, Saline Co. Missouri.
ii. WILLIAM SAMUEL BRIDGEWATER, b. 05 Dec 1833, Saline Co. Missouri.
iii. FRANCIS MARION BRIDGEWATER, b. 01 Jun 1836, Saline Co. Missouri; m. MILDRED UNK.; b. Abt. 1839.
Notes for FRANCIS MARION BRIDGEWATER:
Francis M. BRIDGEWATER Self M Male W 44 MO Farmer VA KY
Mildred BRIDGEWATER Wife M Female W 41 MO Keeping House --- ---
Catherine BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 20 MO MO MO
Rachel BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 18 MO MO MO
Samuel BRIDGEWATER Son S Male W 17 MO Farm Laborer MO MO
Mollie BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 15 MO MO MO
Addie BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 13 MO MO MO
Lucy BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 9 MO MO MO
Ruth BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 6 MO MO MO
William BRIDGEWATER Son S Male W 2 MO MO MO
Leona BRIDGEWATER Dau S Female W 1M MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Blackwater, Cooper, Missouri 1880
Family History Library Film 1254682
NA Film Number T9-0682
Page Number 166B
iv. SALLIE ANN BRIDGEWATER, b. 10 Dec 1840, Saline Co. Missouri; m. RICHARD MARSHALL; b. Abt. 1840, Missouri.
Notes for SALLIE ANN BRIDGEWATER:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Richard MARSHALL Self M Male W 40 MO Farmer VA KY
Sallie A. MARSHALL Wife M Female W 39 MO Keeping House VA VA
Samuel MARSHALL Son S Male W 14 MO Attending School MO MO
Ada MARSHALL Dau S Female W 12 MO Attending School MO MO
Ella MARSHALL Dau S Female W 11 MO Attending School MO MO
Anna MARSHALL Dau S Female W 9 MO Attending School MO MO
Effie MARSHALL Dau S Female W 6 CA MO MO
Earnest MARSHALL Son S Male W 4 MO MO MO
Lester MARSHALL Son S Male W 2 MO MO MO
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Source Information:
Census Place Arrow Rock, Saline, Missouri 1880
Family History Library Film 1254716
NA Film Number T9-0716
Page Number 573B
v. JENNETTA BRIDGEWATER, b. 21 Feb 1843, Saline Co. Missouri.
vi. MARY JANE BRIDGEWATER, b. 20 Oct 1845, Saline Co. Missouri.
vii. NANCY BRIDGEWATER, b. 20 Feb 1848, Saline Co. Missouri.
viii. CATHERINE BRIDGEWATER, b. 01 Jan 1852, Saline Co. Missouri.
ix. ELLEN JOSEPHINE BRIDGEWATER, b. 11 Aug 1854, Saline Co. Missouri.
18. WILLIAM TRAVIS3 BEATY (ALEXANDER2, WILLIAM1) was born 27 Oct 1804 in Cumberland County, Kentucky, and died 06 Dec 1897 in Henry Co. Missouri. He married SALLIE PINNELL 25 Feb 1836 in Henry Co. Missouri. She was born 14 Dec 1818 in Virginia, and died 23 May 1876 in Henry Co. Missouri.
Notes for WILLIAM TRAVIS BEATY:
BEATY, William T.
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co., pg: 794
--- William T. Beaty, a pioneer citizen of Henry County, was born in Cumberland County, Kentucky, October 27, 1804. His father, Alexander Beaty, was a native of Virginia, and his mother, whose maiden name was Catherine Travis, came originally from Maryland. The former served in the revolutionary war. He removed to Kentucky at an early day and was one of the first settlers of Cumberland County. William T. was reared on a farm, and while young learned the gunsmith's trade. In 1830 he came to Missouri and located first in Saline County, and worked at his trade five years. removing to Henry County in 1835. He was one of the first settlers here, and soon entered land and improved the farm where he now resides. Mr. Beaty was married in this county February 25, 1836, to Miss Sallie Pinnell, a native of Virginia and a daughter of F. A. Pinnell. They reared a family of three children, all of whom are married and reside in Henry County. Mrs. Beaty died May 23, 1876.
Clinton MO - W. T. Beaty departed this life at the home of his son-in-law, J. A. Beaty, two and one-half miles southwest of Calhoun, December 6, 1897. Uncle Billy was born in Cumberland County, Ky. October 27, 1804 and grew to manhood on his father's farm. After attaining his majority, he entered life as a gunsmith and plied his vocation with vigor and determination. In 1830, he went from Kentucky to Illinois. while there, he heard Lorenzo Dow preach in interesting sermon, standing in a wagon bed. In October of the same year, he went to saline County, Mo. where he lived until 1833, when he moved to Henry. He worked here at the gunsmith trade and followed farming and stock raising. Married Feb. 25, 1836 to Sally Pinnell, who fell asleep in Jesus May 23, 1876. In 1846, he united with the M. E. Church South, and was always ready and willing to give advice, especially to those who were out of Christ. He was so patient during his last few months of suffering; surely nothing but grace could make him uncomplainingly bow to the will of god. Oh, how he will be missed at his home, but how sweet rest must be to him. Uncle Billy leaves three daughters, Mrs. T. S. Taylor, Mrs. J. Showalter and Mrs. J. A. Beaty; twelve grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
Children of WILLIAM BEATY and SALLIE PINNELL are:
i. SARAH BELL4 BEATY, b. Abt. 1838.
ii. SUSAN JANE BEATY, b. 03 Mar 1842, Henry Co. Missouri; d. 18 May 1935, Missouri; m. JOHN ALEXANDER BEATY; b. 24 Aug 1838, Cumberland Co. Virginia; d. 06 Feb 1908, Henry Co. Missouri.
Notes for SUSAN JANE BEATY:
bur: Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton, MO - Mrs. Sue Beaty of Calhoun Passes To Reward After a Lifetime of Service - The exemplary life of a pioneer woman whose deeds will be told from generation to generation as those worthy of emulation came to a close at 5:15 a.m. Saturday, May 18, when Mrs. Sue Beaty of Calhoun closed her eyes in the last long sleep. Her health and been failing for some time and the last two weeks she became much frailer until life on this earth ended and a new life began. In 1914 she fell in a street car at Kansas City, and since then she walked on crutches, but was ever patient through all her suffering and appreciated the love and care that was hers. Susan Jane Beaty was born March 3, 1842, at the beginning of the great movement westward to untried lands. Her father, Uncle Billy Beaty, was a Kentuckian who came to Missouri on horseback and settled in saline county, but he was seeking timberland and came to Henry county after being in Missouri two years. South of Calhoun about 2 1/2 miles he settled with his wife and it was here that their daughter, Susan Jane, was born. Susan Jane Beaty's grandfather Pinnell was the first judge of Henry Co. She was 6 months old when the family moved into a new weather boarded log house, the same historic old home which has braved the onslaught of every element for more than 92 years and was occupied for several years by a son, Sam Beaty and his wife. Uncle Billy Beaty died in 1897 at the age of 93, the same age that this daughter was at her death. Schooling was secured in a log schoolhouse with split log benches held up by wooden pegs for seats, a puncheon floor and clapboard doors. Heat came from a large fireplace and school started early in the morning and lasted until dark during the winter months for all hands were needed during the planting and growing seasons. Susan Jane Beaty walked 2 1/2 miles to school each day, going across the creek on a log bridge, but when she was 12 a sickness which resulted in an operation left her slightly crippled. Because she must walk on crutches, she was sent to the old Academy to finish her education. Miss Sue Beaty was united in marriage to J. A. Beaty at her home November 14, 1867, when she was 25. She went to her husband's farm south of her father's farm where they lived until 1903, then went to Calhoun to live. In her 93 years of life, Mrs. Beaty lived in three houses. Mrs. Beaty was an exceptional woman, schooled to bear life's troubles through her early training as a pioneer daughter of the county. Her health remained unusually good until the last few months of her life, and her alert, eager intelligence never failed, delighting the friends who called on her. Her birthday was an event each year when friends from all over the county and state called to chat with her a few minutes and wish her happiness. She won friends with her naturally cheerful friendliness and she held them with her unceasing loyalty and willingness to help them in anything that lay within her abilities. She was a wonderful character, a lovely mother, devoted in her friendship, generous in her sympathy, ready in her helpfulness of every need. She made for herself a place of deep and lasting esteem in her community. She was an inspiration to both young and old. Her sunny smile, her cherry greeting, her kindly attitude and loving words will be missed by all who knew her. In young girlhood, Mrs. Beaty was converted to the Christian faith and for many years she was one of the most beloved and active members of the M. E. Church South at Calhoun. She labored willingly for her Master, furthering His Kingdom in every way and herself setting an example for others to follow in her daily life of the unselfish service. She loved the Bible and its truths, the church and its works, devoting her life to active work until her health failed. Nothing she enjoyed more than having the Bible read to her and being visited by her own pastor and also the pastors of other churches. She was reared in a Christian home - a home for all the preachers and many religious services. Preaching and prayer meetings were held in her father's home. After Mrs. Beaty was married her home was always open to preachers of every denomination. Mrs. Beaty was the oldest resident of Calhoun at her death. Her husband died February 6, 1908, and their oldest son, Sam, died December 20, 1933. Three children of the six born to their union survive, and they have given her every tender care during her sunset years. Miss Sallie, who lives at the home in Calhoun, gave her devoted companionship and never left her side except when necessary. Jess Beaty lives on the old homestead, and Mrs. Della Hendrix is in Kansas City. There is one grandchild, Miss Jewell Hendrix, who was devoted to her grandmother and beloved by Mrs. Beaty, as she has been in the Beaty home since childhood and found real mother love in the care of Mrs. Beaty. Last services were held Monday at her church in Calhoun. The remains were laid to rest in the Calhoun cemetery. There were many beautiful flowers and the church was filled with sorrowing friends and relatives who came to pay their last earthly tribute to one whom they dearly loved.
Notes for JOHN ALEXANDER BEATY:
bur: Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO
Clinton MO, Feb 22 1908 - John A. Beaty, who was born in Cumberland County, Ky., August 24, 1838, died February 6, 1908, aged 69. He came to the state in February 1865 and married Miss Susan Beaty, November 14, 1867. Three daughters and three sons were born, four surviving, also his loving wife and little granddaughter, Jewel. Bro. Beaty joined the M. E. Church, South, several years ago under the ministry of Brother Strong.
iii. MARY ANN BEATY, b. Abt. 1846.
iv. CATHERINE BEATY, b. Jun 1839, Henry Co. Missouri; d. 26 Oct 1842, Henry Co. Missouri.
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