Beatty - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Shirley Frederick Beatty and his father Robert - Ireland and India

MartinBeatty53 — 2009-11-08 15:53:16Z

I’ve been researching my family tree on my father’s side but have come to a dead end and am wondering whether anyone out there might be able to help me.

Unfortunately it’s one of those situations where my father, who is still alive, never apparently discussed his father’s relations with him whilst he was alive and now it’s too late!

We only have two items of evidence naming my great grandfather. The first is the baptism certificate of my grandfather, Shirley Frederick Beatty, as recorded at the India Office, Westminster in 1924. This certificate states that my grandfather was born on 18th March 1890 and was baptised on 1st May 1890 in Saharanpur, North India. His father is given as Robert,his mother as Sophie and their abode given as Tirhoot. Robert’s occupation is stated as House Agent. The second item is my grandather’s marriage certificate (30/08/1919) and this stated his father Robert was deceased and his occupation had been a Tea Planter.

The only thing my father says he was told by his father was that Robert came from Ireland and emigrated to India as a young man. We don’t know if Robert met and married Sophie before or after leaving Ireland. He also believes my grandfather had no brothers or sisters but possibly did have a cousin, which would mean that either Robert or Sophie had siblings. I would certainly be surprised if Robert didn’t have any brother or sisters remaining in Ireland!

If my grandfather was an only child born in 1890, I suspect Robert was probably born around 1860-1870.

I am wondering whether in all of your researches into the Beatty lineage in Ireland any of you have come across a Robert that was born around this time, took a wife called Sophie and who emigrated to India. I’m not sure whether this was a common event or not but it has been suggested to me that they possibly emigrated because it was a “mixed” marriage of catholic and protestant families and would have been frowned upon in those days.

Unfortunately I have not been able to find even tentative links for Robert Beatty back to Ireland and a lot of Irish records were destroyed I really hope one of you can help in some way.

Thanking you in anticipation

Regards

Martin Beatty

Re: James Beattie-Marshall County, IN

4Sandy3 — 2009-11-07 20:22:47Z

HI,

I think I have corresponded with you but just in case what do you have on this Beattie Family. My line is thhrough Robert Beattie and Mary Noble.

Thanks,

Sandy Dorsey
sandilee43@roadrunner.com

Re: Beatty of Dublin

ShaunaLK — 2009-11-01 04:02:54Z

hi, do you have a catherine beatty in you tree that married a george lowe? they had @ least one son- john- born abt 1830- kildare. he sailed from dublin to new york in 1852. he may have had a brother- thomas? thanks

William Clarence Beatty

bhand82000 — 2009-10-31 15:13:18Z

I am looking for the burieal place of my grandfather Clarence Beatty. His mother Lucinda Beatty and father David Beatty are buried in Lebonon Cementery in Greene Co Indiana. Not sure if he is there also. Thank You for any Info.

Re: Arthur L. Beatty, Sandusky, OH area (1910-1977)

hawkman_ohio — 2009-10-31 04:18:57Z

Arthur is my 1st Cousin, Twice Removed. I do not know alot about his line but have alot of information on the siblings and cousins of his.

I do not have much on Ruth Koch other than what was on her obituary but have some other Koch in my line from Lorain County, Ohio.

Re: inherited pictures

hawkman_ohio — 2009-10-31 04:11:18Z

My ancestor is a John Beatty from Erie and Sandusky Counties, Ohio. He actually came over from Ireland and married in New York before heading to Ohio.

Re: Old Photo Found

mjt40245 — 2009-10-28 12:16:58Z

Curt Beatty,
Ida Mason's mother, Mary Ellen Tuttle, (1836-1913), and my great grandfather, Frank Tuttle, (1849-1934), were sister and brother. You are very kind to post this photo. Please contact me, markthompson2@insightbb.com

Old Photo Found

CurtBeatty33 — 2009-10-28 12:16:11Z

Thanks to a very nice lady who couldn’t bear to see a rare piece of photographic history without a home, I now have in my possession an original photograph of the family of George William and Ida MASON BEATTY. The photo was likely taken around 1910 at the family home near the area where Ohio, Hancock, and Breckinridge Counties meet. In addition to George and Ida, the photo includes children John Herbert, who was reportedly killed in China in 1914, William Merrell, Viola and Roland, who married Hallie KEOWN. The photo belonged to a young schoolteacher who boarded with the family and became good friends with daughter Viola. A niece of the owner passed the photo on to me. If anyone descended from this family could provide more information about the family, or would like to have the original photo, please contact me directly. Thanks again Dorothy!

Re: BEATTY's in Indiana

jebeatty156 — 2009-10-19 16:03:27Z

The Sterling Prentice Beatty that was my Granfather lived in the Clay City/Patricksburg area and was a farmer. He and Nancy Griffith had about 9 children of which my father Grover Byrd Beatty was among. Grover married Rose McDaniel and moved to NW Indiana during WWII. Grover passed away in 2003 at the age of 90. He was born 3/21/13.

Re: BEATTY's in Indiana

maryjbeatty — 2009-10-14 23:21:55Z

The Beatty's in my family settled in Ohio. So I can't be of help to you.

Re: BEATTY's in Indiana

kehills — 2009-10-07 06:21:38Z

Hi. :-) This is quite a few years late, but you're still active on the site, and I hope that the information I have will help others.

Marshall Beatty might have also spelled his name Beaty; family oral history has it that the change to Beatty happened with Herod, or his son James.

James Byrd Beatty (b.1882 d.?) was apparently Perry's younger brother. He married Ora Poole, and they went on to have my grandfather, Sterling (b. 1921, Indiana). James was killed in some kind of farming accident, and Ora died shortly after; Sterling was raised by Lois after that, and his family eventually settled in Tennessee. There are still quite a mess of us around, on that branch. :-)

Unfortunately, I don't have anything useful about Marshall, but I wanted to toss out the filler information I have, and to thank you for clearing up a bit of confusion in the information I had!
-K

David Beatty born 1795, Pennsylvania

jannhansen1981 — 2009-09-29 13:03:47Z

I am trying to find out the names of David Beatty's parents. He was born in 1795 in Pennsylvania and married a Catherine Koontz or Coontz they moved to Carrol County, Ohio and then on to Owen County, Indiana where they are both buried.

I would like to know his parents, and if he had siblings, their names as well.

Jonathan and Thomas B. Beatty (PA 1846)

addiel64 — 2009-09-16 17:53:54Z

No connection to my genealogy but found reference during myn research of Spring Creek Twp., Elk County Pa...maybe will aid in somebody's research and help me solve a mystery.
1846 Census of Spring Creek Twp. lists Jonathan Beatty, married man and Thomas B. Beatty as residents. Possible connection to Miss Minnie Beatty, born about 1866 in same county. Father and mother unknow but married L.E. Jones age 22 of Straights, Jones Twp.Elk County 1/27/1888. She was also age 22. Other possible connection would have been to Mary Amelia Beatty born about 1848..place unkown. died about 1827 burial Lake City cemetery, Spring Creek Twp., Elk County PA. Husband's name is probably John Murdick Kennedy also burial at Lake City cemetery.

If possible would like to find out a possible connection between the above-noted Beattys.

Re: Mary Amelia Beatty, Lake City Cemetery

Constance_Crowl — 2009-09-15 16:27:30Z

Mary Amelia Hartman Kennedy married E.B. Harmon after John Murdick's death on April 16, 1912. He was 66 yrs old and the son of John and Elizabeth Harmon and Mary was age 63. After Mr. Harmon's death Mary married Noah Beatty on June 2, 1921. Noah was the son of Samuel and Mary Beatty.

Mary Amelia's death record says she was born July 5, 1848 and died April 12, 1937 at the age of 88. She is buried in Lake City Cemetery under Mary A. Beatty.

If you go to my tree My WV Heritage, I have a picture of her headstone.

Thanks for all of the info.

BEATTY, Wm. Taylor m Helena Eliza COOKE - Washington Co PA

lweber68 — 2009-09-14 20:59:25Z

Looking for a connection on one of the children:

Helena E. Cooke b 1841 PA m Wm. Beatty
Katherine D. Morgan Cooke (1842 PA-1921 ) m. Edwin W. Bausman
Sarah M. Cooke b abt 1844 PA m. Alexander W Acheson
John Littleton Cooke b Abt 1845 PA

Thanks

Mary Amelia Beatty, Lake City Cemetery

addiel64 — 2009-09-14 09:50:02Z

New list published re names on tombstones at Lake City Cemetery includes the name of Mary A. Beatty 1848 - 1937 but the name of her apparent husband, John Murdick Kennedy,
is separate on the list. Wonder why her name is not listed as Mary A. Kennedy. In Marriage records Elk County list marriage of Minnie Beatty, age 22 then of Straights, Jones Twp. Elk County on 1/27/1888 to L.E. Jones, age 22 also of Straights. She would have been born about 1866. Mary A. Beatty would have been about age 18 in 1866. Wonder how they might have been related. The seem to have been the only Beattys in Elk County those early years

Minnie Beatty, Elk Co PA

addiel64 — 2009-09-13 19:49:08Z

No connection to Beatty genealogy but doing reserch re marriages in Elk County, PA jotted down the following: Minnie Beatty age 22 of Straights (rural are of Jones Twp. Elk county PA) married L.E.Jones, age 22, of same place on 1/27/1888 by J.S.Uptone, Minister.
would like to find out name of her parents and siblings...seraching for a connection to Mary Amelia Hartman (possibly married a Betty)...

Father of William Napoleon Beatty/ Batie/Batey b.1894/6 in AL

hamilton44 — 2009-09-10 19:41:58Z

Looking for anyone that might have information on William Napoleon Beatty/Batie/Beaty. He was born in 1894 or 1896 in Moulton Lawrence Co AL. His mother was named Eliza. The father may have been named Robert??? Trying to locate any info on who the father was. Where he was from and where he was after the birth of his son William. Any info would be appreciated so very much. Contact me at lindsaybnc@bellsouth.net
Thanks
Carolyn

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

JANEEN — 2009-07-15 02:22:09Z

Peter: Thanks so much. My email is jrldr4443@aim.com. Just email me your address and how much I owe you. Let me know if you prefer check or money order and if it is ok to send you US dollars with a little extra for the exchange fee.

Janeen

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

JANEEN — 2009-07-14 01:09:35Z

Peter: That would be great. You just let me know how much I owe you and I'll send it promptly.

I think I just found Samuel on Coleraine Road in 1910 in Ballymoney. There is also a John M'Kinley who is a Draper, on Main Street and a J. M'Kinlay who is a grocer in Balnamore. The Samuel should be Hannah's dad as her passenger list records say she was from Ballymoney, and she came over around 1912. He was the only Beattie that I saw, but was just now browsing.

Janeen

Janeen

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

JANEEN — 2009-07-12 22:01:22Z

Peter: Thanks so much for the reply. I am in New Jersey in the United States. Really having a problem finding this particular Samuel Beattie (Beatty) and Mary McKinlay. Hannah passed on when her kids were young. Her husband died many years later, but he was unable to keep the children when she died. Hannah's children that are still living are quite elderly now, so I am unable to query them for anymore information than what I already have gotten from them.

I do have copies of postcards, all from Dunloy, sent to Hannah from her family. I know one of Hannah's brothers was in Philadelphia when she came over. And Hannah's daughter Catherine told me that another had gone to Canada.

Anything you can offer in the way of clues as to this family would be greatly appreciated.

Janeen

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

JANEEN — 2009-07-14 00:17:37Z

Where do I get the church and district? Is there a website that I need to go to or an address that I need to write to?
£6 is what, about $8.00 US?
Thanks for your help, it's very much appreciated.

Children of William & Elizabeth Beaty, Jennings Co., IN

CGHOFFM — 2009-08-05 00:54:39Z

I'm in possession of a Beaty genealogy that I'm posting for other researchers. I am NOT related to this family.

William and Elizabeth Beaty came from Ohio about 1849

Sons & daughters of William and Elizabeth Beaty

Joseph born Nov. 27 1828 or 29. married Rachel Downs May 28, 186_, died July 31, 1914

Thomas
Ann

Children of Joseph & Rachel Beaty

Cora born Jan. 27, 186_, Married May, 188_
William
Charles G. b. April 9, 1867, married April 9, 1889, d. Aug
Edward L. b. Feb. 9, 1869, m. Oct. 12, 1894
Orpheus, b. Dec. 24
Guy
Howard, b. May 15
Bess, b. March 23, m. Nov
Roy
Jennie
Ralph, b. Aug. 2
Sylvia, b. Dec. 28

Re: John Beatty, Fermanagh, IRE > Harrison Co., OH

mamooaug — 2009-07-17 20:16:27Z

Just wondering if you have any other information regarding this family.

Re: Lineage 356

mamooaug — 2009-07-17 19:33:35Z

I am a descendant of John and Elizabeth, James Beatty and Charlotte Beeny, James A. Beatty and Lydia Shaffer, Kate Beatty and Cloyd Augustine.

I beleive we have visited in the past regarding this family. I have further up dates if you are interest.

Ruth Ann Leathers Prewitt

Beattys of Venango Co, Pennsylvania

moosie2u97 — 2009-07-15 02:02:21Z

Am working on my husband's lines and am seeking onfo on descendants of Robert Beatty, 1st settler of Jackson Twp, Venango Co, Pa

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Tracy
hedglinhunter97@hotmail.com

BEATTY Dorothy 1918-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-07 20:35:37Z

BEATTY Dorothy 1918-1970

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-14 22:35:03Z

Record Type Civil Marriage
Date of Marriage 10 May 1883
Groom Name samuel BEATTY
Bride Name mary MCKINLEY
Church Saint James Presbyterian Church
Parish Ballymoney
Civil District Ballymoney
County Antrim
hi, this is the info you need to get full m.cert/ you could email them first if you are not sure how to use the site, and what is your email post it, peter

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-14 00:46:35Z

hi, if you want i can get you the church and district tomorrow from the council it would be much quicker and i will trust you to send cost later, when you have this info then go to www.groni.gov.uk and order the full m.cert/, peter

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-10 20:29:53Z

hi, i think i saw them on a census in a district called kilroghts, did they marry in 1883 ,where do you live , peter from ballymena

Re: Beattie (Beatty), Samuel of County Antrim, Finvoy Parish

peterdempster924 — 2009-07-13 18:21:52Z

hi, the marriage i found was them, samuel beatty m. mary mckinley 1883 but you have to know the church and district first before you can get the full m. cert/ you need this info to trace a m. before 1922 the fee is 6 pounds, when you get that info then you can order the full m.cert/ online your self it will cost your 12 pounds if have not got it yet it will give his fathers name her fathers name and where they abode that the time of marriage, peter

Re: Sneddon/Hunter

alastairsneddon — 2009-07-19 03:12:22Z

If you are still tracing. I am a Sneddon in NZ and the surname Sneddon and Hunter are both in my family tree!

Re: Irish Beattys of Fulton Co., PA

Shirley8783 — 2009-05-25 22:18:54Z

I think I'm in your lineage. My Grandfather was Barton Almond Beatty, G.Grandfather was John Henry Beatty, G.G. Grandfather was Henry Beatty. If I can be of any help, please let me know.Kind Regards, Shirley Rae Crotts Williams

Re: James Walker BEATTIE

kredhead2 — 2009-08-10 16:20:51Z

Hi
Was James Walker Beattie a doctor?

Katy Gill

Re: Mjr. John Beatty Rev. War

KirkBeaty — 2009-09-03 12:50:46Z

Correction to my last post:

"(wife of Aaron Scott that I mentioned)" -- of course this was meant to be:

(wife of Aaron Beaty that I mentioned)

Jean Scott was her maiden name.

Kirk

Re: Mjr. John Beatty Rev. War

KirkBeaty — 2009-09-03 12:42:19Z

Hi Barbara,

Dr. John Beaty was the first physician of Dublin, Wayne County, Indiana. He moved with his family in 1831-32 from Virginia. The account of this move (by him) is below with thanks to Barbara J. Scott who researched this and shared with me. She is related through the Jean Scott side (wife of Aaron Scott that I mentioned).

I AM VERY INTERESTED in getting more information on this family as I have siblings of Dr. John Beaty (children of Aaron and Jean Scott Beaty) as:

1) William S. Beaty m. Rhoda Crawford on 10 Nov 1832 in Wayne County, Indiana

2) Dr. John Beaty m. 1) Martha Paxton 2 Mar 1830 Rockbridge, Virginia and 2) Clarena S. Schoolfield 2 Dec 1834, Wayne County, Indiana (my line)

3) Nancy Beaty 1809, VA-1842, IN m. Harvey Bellon 10 Sep 1828 in Augusta County, Virginia

4) Eleanor Beaty 1809 VA - 1855 m. James P Bradsaw on 6 Jan 1834 in Wayne County, Indiana.

So a connection with your family and this line that I mention is not clear at least :-)

Beaty Family Move to Indiana
MR. JOHN MCCLURE, Greenville, Va.
DUBLIN, WAYNE COUNTY, IND. Janr. 7th, 1832.
DEAR FRIEND.
At my father's request I write you a few lines. We all landed in Ind. the 19th Oct. The old man had to stop in Richmond, about four miles in the State, partly on account of bad health and partly on account of bad roads and shackling teem. His bay filly failed before we got to Lewisburg and he swoped her off; we then got along tolerably till we came into the Ohio where the roads became bad. His old bay mare gave out & he had to buy one, otherwise we got along well. The rest of us went about 40 miles further and stopt in Henry County, the roads being so excessive bad that we thought imprudent to venture. Byers and myself then set out on horseback to visit the Warbash Country & went thro Marion, Boon, Mongomery & Clinton, & returned not satisfyed. We met with your brother. He removed from Tennessee and is keeping public house in Frankford, in Clinton County. We breakfasted with him. His family is well. I have settled about 18 miles west of Richmond in a small village and have purchased some property. The old man has purchased land within a mile & half of this place; has sold his waggon & two horses; the waggon for $100, the old bay mare that he got of Rowan for $50, the little pony for $40. He is now lying verry low and not much hopes of his recovery. He was verry much exhausted with fatigue when he stoped, but had recruited verry much untill the cold weather set in about the last of Nov. when he was taken suddenly ill with a relapse of his old complaint. Dr. Hindmad, of Richmond, is his physician, but does not entertain much hopes of his recovery. I was to see him a few days since; he was a little better, but has no hope, or but verry little, of ever being better. He requested me to write to you and let you known his situation. He wishes you to fetch your deed out with you, and also Alexander's and Thornton's and let William sign them all here, as he thinks it somewhat doubtfull whether Wm. can go in shortly if he should be called off * * * * Grain of all descriptions here is scarce and verry high, and of course, somewhat hard on emigrants. I believe I am thro. Give my respects to all my old neighbors. Tell Jas. Rowan that I will write to him shortly. My respects to your good lady and all the family.
While I remain your affectionate friend,
JOHN BEATY.
Source: James Alexander McClure, "The McClure family"; Petersburg, Va.: Presses of Frank A. Owen, 1914

with Thanks to Barbara J. Scott.

Kirk Beaty

Re: Mjr. John Beatty Rev. War

KirkBeaty — 2009-09-02 12:04:20Z

Barbara, very curious about this one. In my line, Aaron Beaty (I do note the spelling difference, but sometimes this was an arbitrary change) married Jean Scott. They had beyond others, my third great-grandfather, Dr. John Beaty. Some coincidences at least.

Kirk Beaty

Re: Samuel M. Beatty, Fairfield Twp. PA

ksorber50 — 2009-08-28 23:55:07Z

Samuel M Beatty is listed in the 1870 census. He was 35 years old. Mary Beatty was 32 (no maiden name) There was a Cload/Cladd? age 14; Charles A Beatty (11) Anna Beatty (9) Herman Beatty (4) Jennie Beatty (2) and Artie Beatty 3 months. Artie Beatty's information fits Arther/Arthur information in the 1900 census where his wife is listed as Marry/Mary, a son Charles Edward (my Grandfather), Annu(Anne) Beatty, and Charles A Beatty, a brother. The writing in the census is a bit hard to read and sometimes it is just wrong, so I have changed the spelling if I know for sure what they are.

Re: Beatty

plumfine — 2009-07-31 03:17:24Z

Brian, I see you've had no replies to your question. You might want to try the Beatty 2000 Project. I am a member of that and there are lots of good people there who might be able to help you. Here is the link:

http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~bp2000/main.htm

Good Luck!

Pat Beaty Webster
http://beaty-cox.org

Re: Mjr. John Beatty Rev. War

BarbaraRead80 — 2009-09-01 15:28:35Z

My 4th G Grandfather, Walter Beatty, served in the Revolutionary War. He enlisted in Captain Robert Adams' Co. , Col. Irvine's 6th PA Regiment. We don't know what his father's first name was. His mother's first name was Jean but we don't know her maiden name. Walter had two brothers, one was named, John, born in 1755. According to the information I have, John died July 17, 1829, in Beaver County, Pennsylvania.

Re: Mjr. John Beatty Rev. War

BarbaraRead80 — 2009-09-02 12:39:15Z

Most of Walter's Revolutionary War records say "Beaty or Beatty" in the name field. You throw a few "creative" Census Takers in the mix and the possibilities become endless. Batey is another form that I have seen often.

I had an awful time finding the 1850 Census record for Walter's son, David. The Census taker had written "Batey" and the transcriber had indexed the name as "Baley". That was fun!

One of Walter's sons was named Aaron Watson Beatty and lived in the French Lick area of Indiana. Information I have indicates he is a farmer, not a doctor.

Barbara

Re: Mjr. John Beatty Rev. War

BarbaraRead80 — 2009-09-03 14:04:14Z

One of my Dillard ancestors, James Alonzo Dillard, was the first doctor in Newton Stewart, Indiana. Makes you wonder if they ever met.

I loved reading the letter - what a treasure!

My husband, two of our grandsons, and of course yours truly, went to a place just a little past Nashville, Tennessee last summer. We left from Mathews, which is about 70 miles east of Richmond, Virginia. We made it in 12 hours. Air conditioning, laptop, DVD movies, DS and Playstation. What a difference!

Re: Walter Beatty b. 1752 in Penn. d. July 3, 1834 Hawkins, Tenn.

BarbaraRead80 — 2009-06-25 18:29:25Z

Were you able to find out any informaion on Walter Beatty?

I never asked which of his children you are descended from. My family descends from his son David.

Barbara

Beatty

JIWelsch — 2009-08-25 15:45:14Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Carl E. Beatty of Muscatine died Thursday, July 5, 2001, of respiratory failure at the Simpson Memorial Home in West Liberty.

Services are 10 a.m. Monday at Spangler Chapel. Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery. A luncheon will immediately follow at the Spangler Chapel.

Visitation is 2-6 p.m. Sunday at the Bentley Funeral Home in Wilton. Memorials may be made to the family or Spangler Chapel Church.

Mr. Beatty was born May 9, 1915, in Lake Township in Muscatine County, the son of Thomas and Theresa King Beatty. He married Lucille Schuessler April 3, 1938.

He attended Muscatine High School and was active in FFA.

He farmed his entire life.

He enjoyed playing bingo and being with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He was a member of the Spangler Chapel Church and Bloomington Grange.

Survivors include his wife, Lucille Beatty of West Liberty, formerly of Muscatine; four daughters, Carol Lane and her husband, Royce, of Laramie, Wyo., Janet Wilson and her husband, Jack, of Muscatine, Lois Ochiltree and her husband, Leo, of Wilton and Edie Burnett and her husband, Steve of Atalissa; three sons, Marvin Beatty and his wife, Karol, Robert Beatty and his wife, Deb, and Paul Beatty and his wife, Karen, all of Muscatine; a sister, Esther Hoag and her husband, John, of Lyle, Minn.; a sister-in-law, LaVerne Beatty of Muscatine; 20 grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents; his stepmother, Addie Shoemaker Beatty; and a brother, Ernest Beatty.
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Evelyn May Beatty, 80, West Burlington, died Monday, Jan. 30, 2006, at Great River Medical Center, West Burlington.

Chaplain Randy Gearhart will officiate the services. Burial will be at Kossuth Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to Great River Medical Center, West Burlington Fire and Rescue or P.A.W.S.

Mrs. Beatty was born April 9, 1925, in Burlington, the daughter of Elmer Albert Blume and Ada May Patterson Blume Sellers. She married Frank E. Willson on May 11, 1941. She later married Robert John Beatty on Jan. 23, 1965, in Burlington. He preceded her in death July 5, 2002.

She attended school for eight years.

She was employed at Selby Produce for 12 years and then Leheigh Leopold Desk Co. for 20 years, retiring in 1987.

She loved to read, liked to watch sports, loved to listen to music. She also enjoyed flower gardening and animals. She looked forward to family gatherings. She was a member of the Lutheran faith.

Survivors include four sons, James A. Willson of Jacksonville, Fla., Joseph L. Willson of Macomb, Ill., Wesley E. Willson and John A. Willson, both of Burlington; a daughter, Sandra E. Yaunk of Fort Madison; two stepsons, Robert J. Beatty Jr. and Paul D. Beatty, both of Muscatine; a stepdaughter, Patricia Sharp of Muscatine; 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and several stepgrandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert; a daughter, Margaret M. Dodson; one grandson; one stepgrandson; and one great-grandson.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Lloyd I. 'Lum' Beatty, 83, of Muscatine, died Thursday, March 8, 2007, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
Funeral Service will be 2 p.m. Sunday, March 11, 2007, at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the A.R.E.A. Foundation, or the Holden Cancer Center at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics.
He was born on September 18, 1923, in Fulton County, Illinois, the son of L. Ross and Nellie Lybarger Beatty. He married Darlene Phillips on January 16, 1948, in Muscatine. She preceded him in death on December 25, 1981.
He worked as office manager for Northern Gravel for 53 years, retiring in 1995.
He was a member of the Elks Lodge No. 304, Wesley United Methodist Church, Moose Lodge No. 388, and the A.R.E.A. Foundation. 'Lum' was one of four gentlemen who formed the A.R.E.A. Foundation, and received a volunteer award from Governor Terry Branstad in 1984, because of those efforts.
He was an avid fisherman, gardener, and enjoyed woodworking.
He is survived by one son, Cary Beatty and wife, Kristin, of North Liberty; one daughter, Bobbie Hershberger and her husband, Ed, of Kalona; two grandchildren, Bethanie Hawkins and Tyler Hershberger; and one sister, Iris Davis of Des Moines.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife, and one brother, Lyle Beatty.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Debra Beatty, 53, of Muscatine passed away Sunday, May 24, 2009, at the Clarissa Cook Hospice House in Bettendorf.

Funeral Service will be 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2009, New Hope United Methodist Church, Muscatine. Reverend Mary Howell will officiate. Honorary bearers will be Paul Beatty, Royce Lane, Jose Limas and Joe Marks. Casket bearers will be Jack Wilson, Marvin Beatty, Leo Ochiltree, Steve Burnett, Doug Watkins and Steve Regan. Burial will be in the Klein Cemetery near Moscow.

Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 26, 2009, at the New Hope Church, the family will be present to receive friends. Memorials may be directed to Spangler Chapel or the Clarissa C. Cook Hospice House in Bettendorf.

Debra Jean Chaffee was born on October 11, 1955, in Mora, Minnesota, to William and Doris Hancock Chaffee. She moved to Iowa with her family in 1967, and graduated from West Liberty High School in 1973. After high school, she attended and graduated from Sharon Doran School of Cosmetology and later owned and operated Deb’s Magic Touch for many years.

She married Robert Beatty on November 30, 1985, at the West Liberty United Methodist Church.

In addition to operating Deb’s Magic Touch, she helped manage the family farm; worked for Neal’s Vacuum and Sewing Center and most recently, the Muscatine County FSA, both in Muscatine. She was a member of Spangler Chapel, where she was in a women’s group called Circle of Faith.

She was a wonderful wife, mother and friend. Anyone who knew her will remember her smile and most of all, her animated laugh.

She was an excellent seamstress, sewing countless wedding dresses, dance costumes, Halloween outfits, baby blankets and so much more. She was also an excellent cook and she always made her children a special birthday cake.

She will be deeply missed by her husband, Robert Beatty of Muscatine; son, Shaun Chaffee and wife, Amanda, of Muscatine, daughter, Nicole Nebergall and husband, Ray, of West Liberty, son, Carl Beatty of Muscatine, and a son, Matt Beatty and wife, Wendy, of Grimes; her mother, Doris Campbell and husband, Bill, of Mora, Minnesota; three sisters, Linda Limas and husband, Jose, of Houston, Texas; LuAnn Pettit of Park Rapids, Minnesota; and Julie Marks and husband, Joe, of Houston, Texas; two brothers, Cliff Chaffee and wife, Mary Jane, of Campbellsville, Kentucky, and Mike Chaffee of St. Cloud, Minnesota.

She was preceded in death by her father.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa -Robert John Beatty Sr., 83, Burlington, died Friday, July 5, 2002, at Great River Medical Center, West Burlington.

Services are 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Prugh's Chapel, Burlington. The Rev. Randy Gearhart will officiate. Burial will be at Kossuth Cemetery. Military Rites will be conducted by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 10102 and 9162, American Legion Post No. 52 and the Marine Corps League.

Mr. Beatty was born April 6, 1919, in Oreno Township in Muscatine County, the son of Earl and Barbara Yedlick Beatty. He married Evelyn Blume Jan. 23, 1965, in Burlington.

He was a high school graduate.

He was a member of the Methodist faith.

He was a U.S. Army Sargeant in the Medical and Dental Detachment.

He worked in the shop of Murray Iron Works and Murray Trane Turbine for more than 22 years, where he was a foundry worker, core maker and a gray iron molder. He retired in April 1, 1981.

He enjoyed working in the garden and fishing.

Survivors include his wife; two sons, Robert J. Beatty Jr. and Paul D. Beatty, both of Muscatine; a daughter, Patricia Sharp and husband Neal of Muscatine; five grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; a sister, Alberta U. Becker of Mount Pleasant; a several nieces, nephews and cousins; six stepchildren, James Willson of Jacksonville, Fla., Joseph Willson of Macomb, Ill., Gene Willson and John Willson, both of Burlington, Sandra Younk of Fort Madison and Margaret Dodson and husband Paul of Woodbridge, Va.; and several stepgrandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents, a grandson and a stepgrandson.

BEATTY Angela E 1992 1992 Martin's FH

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-08-17 22:38:57Z

BEATTY Angela E 1992 1992 Martin's FH

TeresaSmith photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,711 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Joyce BEATTY Coates 1958-2009 b. Chillicothe, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2009-06-06 12:04:26Z

Joyce Elaine Coates, 50, of Delaware, Ohio, formerly of Chillicothe,(Ross county)Ohio, passed from this life Thursday morning, June 4, 2009 in Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus (Franklin county)Ohio following an extended illness.

She was born December 26, 1958 in Chillicothe, Ohio the daughter of James W. and Rosemary (Hatfield) Beatty. On October 23, 1993 she married Rev. Lamont A. Coates who survives.

Also surviving is mother, Rosemary Wimbley; and her step-father, Robert Wimbley, Chillicothe; her mother-in-law, Gwendolyn Marshall, Detroit, MI; daughters, Tamara Coates, Youngstown, Ohio, and Lamonica Coates, Houston, TX; sons, Jeremy (Patricia) Coates, Youngstown, OH, Lamont Coates II and Lavalle Coates, both of Shreveport, LA; seven grandchildren; sisters, Kimberly Lowe, Chillicothe, Gloria (Ron) Inmen, Camden, MO, Janet (Richard) Netter, Chillicothe and Jacqueline (Rudolph) Hobbs, Plainsville, IL; a brother, James Beatty, Chillicothe; a special family friend, Edna Ramey, Chillicothe; and a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Her father preceded her in death.

Joyce was an aftercare director for the Delaware City Schools and had served as activities director in nursing facilities in Mansfield and Delaware. She was a member of the Zion Baptist Church, Chillicothe, Mt. Hermon Baptist Church, Metropolitan Baptist Church and the Second Baptist Church in Delaware. She was devoted to her church families and served in the ministry of music in various churches. She will be missed by her family, friends and her church family.

Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 9, 2009 in the Zion Baptist Church with Pastor J. Troy Gray officiating. Burial will follow in Greenlawn Cemetery.
The family will receive friends at the Fawcett Oliver Glass and Palmer Funeral Home from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. on Monday.
A Celebration of Life service will be held at 4:00 p.m. Sunday, June 14, 2009 in the Second Baptist Church, Delaware, OH where her husband is Pastor.

A memorial register is available online at:

www.fawcett-palmer.com

Beatty Family of Scott County, Ms.

bsl450013 — 2009-08-10 17:34:10Z

I am researching my dad's side of the family. His name was John William Beatty, born in 1901 in Jackson, Ms. His parents were Jonah O Beatty and Annie E. Smith. They were married in 1895 in Scott County. Does anyone have any infor on the Beattys in Scott Couty or Hinds County Mississippi. I would appreciate any help. Thanks

Re: John Beaty Sr. Irish Roots in Farmanagh

mylesj71 — 2009-08-26 16:27:08Z

Hi Susan,
I can't find any likely match but there were a number of Beatty families in Fermanagh. My Beatty line did settle in Licking Co., next to Knox, but I know all of their marriages and descendants. Keep combing Co. Fermanagh records that can be found on websites. There also is a good Fermanagh listserv --- fermanagh-gold@rootsweb.com --- whose members will help.

Good luck.

Myles Johnson

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Clara Beatty b. 1844 PA

54fourteeners — 2009-06-18 15:17:33Z

I am looking for the parents and siblings of Clara (or Clarissa) Beatty. She was born 17 Apr 1844 in PA. She married George Harrison Cribbs (1840-1910). She died in 1933. Thanks for the help.

Re: John Beaty Sr. Irish Roots in Farmanagh

SusanCopp — 2009-08-26 01:52:45Z

Do you have any connections with Walter and Ann (Armstrong) Beatty who left Enniskillen and settled in Morgan Co, OH in 1850? Looking for their Beatty relatives, who per family legend, had already settled near there. You may email direct to kcopp@wi.rr.com.