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n, Ot '!Y 1e 1e 1e 18, :o, V>~ ::> nd :;,, >f. > > )r, ~ ffi tn- •••§ § ita Afonie Heal married C.11". Payne (upper left) i11 July 1902. Six ymrr It/fer. they mtn;ed i1110 their home (upper right) with Of/ upstairs ta! ballroom and a w:indinK stairrase. Before .lfanie rould plan her homt'. h~et:er. she had to "prove up" herrloim (below right) by living there. an Durinl{ ,l/011iis early days in lnurton. roundups (below left) ~:ere held 011 prairies that btrome the site of Oklahoma's third largest city. id- m- up for blocks in the scorching s~m to site, the southern one-mile bound­ first si te in Lawton to be placed on :re pay their res pect~. ai:· allowed for only rwo I 60-acre the !\acional Register of Histo ric Though he li\·ed unti l 1947. C.\\'. claims. J.F. Woods, who drew :\o. Places. Ics historical significance and nd Pav ne sold cheir home in 1939. \ lac­ I, chose his 160 acres in a long strip unusual architecture merited its list­ dy tic. Bea l's house was owned by se\·­ along the entire boundai:-, forci ng ing. The Lawton Heritage Associa­ :ed era I other families before the \laccie to choose a strip farther back. tion opens the restored house at the 1er Lawton Heritage Association bought T his action earned him the nick­ corner of 5th and Summi t to the ied it in the early I 970s and began re­ name "Hog" Woods from disap­ public from 2 to 4 p.m. on the sec­ and stori ng ic. prov ing L awronians, and the ond Sund aY afternoon each month. an ~! a tt ic had drawn :\o. 2 in che El homesteader is still remembered bv A small ad~iss i on fee is charged. th- Reno lottel"-. But what about the tha t name. . The \larrie Beal House is a beau­ man who h·ad drawn che right for \!attic's name, however, is associ­ tiful monument to a beautiful wom­ :ars firsr pick of the land? In 1901. with ated with the Beal Heights Presby­ an who was deeply committed to the ttie Fon Sill alreadv established. the terian Church. She gave the land on people and the city of Lawton. m fo l- rownsite la id o~t for Lawton was wh ich it was built, and she also gave en- bou nded on three sides b,· federal or Se\·en acres fo r a public park, as well ·the school land. For a h omes ~ ea d cr who as a three-acre tract for a school. 10111' Berkmo11, a nOtJelist and 1ed wanted a claim adjoining the town- The ~! a tti c Beal House was the freelance rzriter, ln:es in Haltm.

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J --- ·~ OKLAHOMA OMNIBUS Mattie Beal By Jone Beckman

he was young, beautiful, sin­ prices were high around Lawton, S gle-and lucky. and many prospective settlers were In the Oklahoma Land Lottery of still camped in cents because they 1901, Manha Helen "Mattie" Seal's couldn't afford to buy lots in the name was the second drawn to pick new town. \ifattie decided to com­ a claim for an 160-acre fann near mute her land fo r townsites. If Mat­ Lawton. More than 200 newspaper tie had waited until October 6, 1902, reporters covered the romantic story she would have paid only $200 co of the 22-year-old Wichita, Kansas, commute all her land, but instead telephone operator who had became she decided co pay the $10 per acre, rich overnight. Even in 1901, the or $1,48 1. 40, to commute her land land was worth $20,000 to $40,000, in June. :\1attie said, " ... if I wait, and Mattie found herself an instant many people will have co leave- I national celebrity. More than 500 want them co stay and help build our marriage proposals arrived by mail, cown." but Mattie, as sensible as she was Mattie sold the land at auction, lucky, didn't answer any of them. and it was Lawton that profited, not Earlier in 1901 , congressional che Paynes. le was 1907 before they members decided to open the two accumulated che money to build the million surplus acres of Kiowa, C.0- house Mattie wanted. She chose the manche, Wichita, Caddo and neoclassic Greek Revival style. The Apache lands for settlement by lot­ two-story home, completed in 1908, tery because they felt the previous had a semicircular entrance portico, Oklahoma land runs had been both C.Orinthian columns, bas-reliefs and dangerous and unfair. More than dentiled cornices and tiled roof. 165,000 hopeful settlers registered There was a curved entrance door, at Fort Sill and El Reno for the faceted glass and stained glass win­ 15,000 claims. One who made the dows depicting the nearby Wichita .lfa train trip to El Reno was Miss Mat­ \.fountains. The interior had crystal ba/, tie Beal, who hoped to win a fann courting Mattie by mail. So Payne chandc:liers, wooden stairs with an Dui for herself and her widowed mother. bought "the finest and fastest horse ornate banister, richly grained wood­ \fattie heard the news of her and nicest buggy I could find " and work and a long room upstairs, com­ up good fortune from a newspaper pho­ built a stable for it near \ifaccie's plete with a dais where dances were pa• tographer as she left the telephone house. He put the horse and buggy held. exchange on July 29, the day of the on her claim and cold \ifactie and her \.lactic entertained graciously and Pa drawing. Accompanied by her broth­ brother thev could use the transpor­ elegantly. Classical music frequently CI C er, Frank, Mattie traveled to Law­ tation any dme they wanted. Later, filled the spacious, high-ceilinged er: ton and filed on her land on August when Payne proposed, \lactic rooms, sometimes provided by her La 6. Lawton was a tent city then, and accepted. three daughters, who all studied it soon afterward she sec about to build On July 16, 1902, \ifatcie Beal and classical music. With her home and StC a house on her claim. While buying C. W. Pavne were married in the her lifestyle, Martie Beal brought an lumber, Manie met her future hus­ parlor of her mother's home in elegance co the wi ndy, dusty south­ Re band, C.W. Payne, owner of a Law­ Wichita. It was one dav short of one west Oklahoma plains. m~ ton lumber vard, who wrote in his year from the day \ifa.ctie had trav­ On July 24, 193 1, almost 30 years fi r. diary that he" and Mattie must have eled co El Reno co register fo r the co the day after the lottery, Manie Fo fallen in love while he figured her lottery. Beal Payne died unexpectedly fol­ COi bill. But during the months before the lowi ng surgery for a ruptured appen­ bo Payne knew he had competition; wedding, Mattie had been busy dix. Her funeral was held in the sci not all the prospective suitors were with more than her trousseau. Land home she loved, and mourners lined wa

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ti; ,. · ·I • .. _ l • •••• "'" .,., ... reported t hat a rancher named .\litzoo H astings. \\'hose can be fo ll<1\\·ed. Desert \\'inds of a century lrnve blo\\'n ranch \\'as "a little above G old Ca mp on the San Francist:o away the first camel tracks. Fragrant pine' needles have Hi,·cr." had shot thi s strange red camel as it was pcacc­ gc nrl ~· cm·cred the narrow w inding trai I. In one spot, ful l~ · g razing in his turnip patch. H e fo und it was all tied rot:ks \\'O rn into ruts by wagon-wheels wcstw<1rd can stil l up \\'ith leather thongs. Thus came the end of the tc rr if~·­ be seen. In 1880 t he Santa Fe Rail way reached into no rth­ ing " Red G host." and the good people of the countryside ern rizona, follo\\'ing c.:l oscly rhc o riginal \\'agon road. need fear it no more. From then on, the Beale Trail was unused for interstate £ lonoring t he memory of Lt. Bea le's passing t hrough commerce, t hough ir was still used for many years by rhcrc. and of Bea le Springs as a t raveler's stopping place, \\'agon travelers. T he broad hig hway of today cuts a the rown of Kingman has erected a beautiful stone monu­ st raight path, through mountains, over canyons. Beale's mc nr at t he triangular intersecti on of Hig hwavs "66" and T ra il of _vcstc rda~· \\'Ot1nd , sometimes tortuously, through "en" (to Lake i\... l cad and Las \ 'egas, Nevada). Built of bea uty. .-\ sh fork stone in the shape of a fl at-topped p~r ramid, each Ii: is D r. Colton's beli ef rhat it led to rhe spring at the of its three sides bea rs a dcdicarional inscription. Along t he ~I use um, and that this was the Sa n Francisco spring \\'hi ch fl at rop, in black metal silhouettes, march three cararnns. Beale fo und "almost dry" so his men had to dig to enlarge O n the north side. heading to\\'ard Beale Springs and old it. D r. Colton hopes one day the stone-based fl agpole in ron Beale's site, leading the procession is Lt. Beale, on front of the .\ 1u seum w ill bear a dedication to courageous camclback. fo ll o\\'cd by a train of pack camels. O n the L t. Edward F. Beale. D r. Colton, as a youth, att~nded south\\'cst side, a pioneer Conestoga co,·ered \\'agon. o'\en­ school in PcnnsyJqmia \\'ith Leonard ·Bea le, a grcat­ drn\\'n. foll ows the camel train. On the cast follow the ncphew of Lt. Beale. Hi ~ interest is not only person;!. hut A rrn v soldiers, \\'ho made the land sa fc for settlers. King-­ in the prcsern1tion o f history . man ·t:an be j us tl~1 proud of its monument to all the early So. today, one hundred years la ter, the courage of pioneers w ho crossed its empty desert \\'here now stands t hi s su1Teying party, the gallantry of little-known I ,t. ?\'cd a husv to\\·n. Beale. is being remembered and saluted. A II bur fonrotten T he Kingman .\I uscum. incorporated w ith its Cham­ arc rhc lowl~' camels, and the part they played ~, this ber of Commerce, w ith the interest of its recent di rector bit of \\' estern American history, in exploring our own Ralph Pacey, has a more complete collection of Beale northern rizona. memoirs than any other community in A rizona . 1\lrs. Camels are sa id to have a lifetime of about forty 0 T ruxro11 Bea le, his daughter-in-law, prior to her deat h la ~'t years. During the past one hundred years, w hen camcis year, sent copies of pi crures w hich hung in their home, \\'it h the U.S. brand have been seen in circuses and parks. Decaror [I ouse, \ :Vashington, n.c. A grcat-neice, \ 'io la the origina l camels arc but lonely g hosts along the trail, Bea le Livingston. has also added information and photos " ·ho wander m·er the ung rateful land to \\ hi ch they were ro their coll ection. broug-hr. But, w ho knows, if one tra,·els fa r off the broad Dr. H arold S. Colton, Director of the 1\luseum of hi g-h~ · ay, down some desolate and lonely canyon, one ~o r th c rn Ari zona at Flagstaff, has tra veled the Beale T rai l mig ht come upon a lone camel, or a herd, \~' h ose 'ancestors across northern A rizona: as c.:l oscly as its now-faint path plodded along A rizona's northernmost highw ay.

Beftle Spring .llomn11e11t flt J\. i11g1111111. A ri':;01la camels on 1\ lain Street in Los A ngeles, then they were tended by the ranchers, cowboys and prospectors who moved to stables on 211 d Street. Their last headquarters had known and loved him. Buried under a si mple, wooden ,,·as in San Pedro, " ·here they were frequently used to headboard, he lay forgotten until 1935 when the Arizona transport freight between the harbor and Los Angeles. Hig hway Department had a striking tombstone made for T he .-\rmy tried to use them for transpo rtation between him, in the shape of a pyramid. On its peak, standing Southern Cali fo rnia and the Eastern states, and for swift guard, is a metal camel. Tr stands ou t, dramatically, in the ex press riding between San Pedro and Tucson, but these little cemetery at Quartzsite, a tribute to a little adopted trials \\'ere short-li ved. son who had such a colorful part in the growth of the In 186 3, thirty-seven or thirty-eight of the original \tVest. herd w hich were still under the jurisdiction of the Quar­ In· t he hundred years since the camels first entered termaster at Benicia Arsenal, Cali fornia, were sold at Arizona with the CanieJ Corps, many are the talcs of t hem publ ic auction. Samuel ~lcLencghan, w ho is reported to told around trail- and cowboy-camp fires. "All sorts of ha,·c worked with them w hen serving in t he Army, weird and im possible talcs g rew up around them. T oday bought most of them, paying as high as $ 1500 for each. their g hosts haunt certain peaks and canyons," so wrote H e later sold them to circuses, parks, and to ranchers w ho Sharlot Hall. Fascinating tales. intriguing, fea rful and hitched them to buckboards. The remaining seven or contradictory, were spun. In the Sharlot H all 1\ l uscurn, eight were reportedly sold for $ 1.00 each to "the happy Prescott, is an interesting collection of arti cles and news­ li ttle Turk" Hi Jo lly, one of the original camel drivers, paper c lippings on the camels, from the 187o's to the and hi s then current partner, "Placer Bill" \ iVilliams, in­ p resent. cluding his special pet "Ben Aba," w hom he said he In 1876 an item in t he F lorence, Arizona, newspaper " loved like a brother." r eports that "two F renchmen passed throug h town w ith A ri zona has c laimed as its own this "happy li ttle a herd of thirty camels, bound fo r Sonora, J\lexico." T hev Turk," w ho was not a Turk at all, but born in Syria in had tried using them for hauling ore in the mines of 1828. Hi Jolly, w hich had been shortened, American-wise, Nevada. Tn 1877 another account states that a John B. from the orig inal I-Iadji Ali, is said to have arrived w ith Hart rode a camel from A rizona to Virginia City, 1cv. the second load of camels in 1857. Haclji, the title be­ Jacquin D. Ridgeway of J\lt. Vernon, New York, worked stowed on all good Mohammedans who make the long, \\'i th a camel pack train in A rizona in the 187o's. H e wrote, sacred journey t0 Mecca, was naturalized as Philip Tedro, in 1930, "Camels were much cheaper on the t rail than a U. S. citizen, in 1880, while w it h the A rmy in Tucson, mules. No two bits a drink and four bits fo r feed at each A rizona. After making the original journey w ith the station. But the mules were 'skeery' and could smell an camels through northern A rizona, though unmentioned Apache far off." by name in Bea le's first journal, little Hi Jolly continued Jn t he Prescott paper of July, 1891, mention is m:icle working w ith the camels and fo r the A rmy, at various of Hi J oll y's "being in town for a few days," and origina­ posts until the surrender of Geronimo. H e also drove ti on of the camels' use is credited to him. Another cl ip­ camels for the rves Expedition in Arizona, and was em­ ping reports that "Horace \tVinters of Miles City, Mon­ ployed by General Cook as a mule packer in 1880. He tana, states he was in Yuma w hen Hi Jolly fi rst imported contracted to ha ul freig ht from Fort Yuma to Tucson, camels to the U .S. in 1872! On Mav 16, 1893, the Phoenix and to California desert points, and also used the camels R epublic carried an article on Wife! Camels w hich stated, for a short w hile between San Diego and E l Paso. He "about fi ve years ago the government gave up the camel is said to have had about twenty-five camels during the industry." '6o's w hich he loaded with water to sell to travelers along Reports of camels being seen here and there, along the desert road between the stage stations of Yuma and the G ila River, on both sides of the Mexican border, along G il a Bend. D ate Creek, Bill Williams River, and various other places, After his army service he spent most of his life were numerous. Some saw only a single camel, others re­ ,,·andcring around the deserts of Arizona, "prospecting ported seeing many more. up and down the Plomasa Mountains, and the Harcuvar Jn 1901 the U.S. Internationa l Boundary line survey and 1-farqua Hala Mountains" bet ween W ickenburg and r eported seeing wild camels in southern A rizona. Quartzsite, which remained more or less his headguart

J>AGE T\VELVE • A IU '.1. 0:\"'..\ H I G ll \VAYS • OCTOBER 1957 feed for rh e 111ulcs :ind ho rses, so111et i1nes "belly high to tion of roads along them. \ Nhcn he turned O\'C r his herd t he bc:ists." to the Quartermaster in Cali fornia in 186 1, it had gro \\·n D:l)' h:· d:i:·, I .t. Beale wns more :ind more impressed to t\\'Cnty-eig hr. LeaYing his interesting trail comp:mions hv the c:i mels. They were able to carry muc h heavier to less tender and understanding care, leaving the " ·ild loads than rhc 111u lcs.' SomctilllCS they were burdened w it h country w hich he 10\·cd, Beale rook up duties in \Vashing­ as much as 650 to 1, ooo pounds upoi1 their humped backs, ron, D. C. \\'hich didn't get sore as did the mules' b:icks with hca,·y There are many reasons given for the disbanding of lo:1ds. The " 1\ lulc Cmncl," :i cross bct\\'ccn the one and the Camel Corps. Tor the least of \\'hich was that both the two humped ''arict)·, larger than any of the others, Major \ Vaync and Lr. Beale, the two men w ho knew the could carry a 2 ,ooo pound load. The spo ngy "gutta most about them, and w ho \\·ere their most staunch sup­ percha" qualit:· of t heir feet permitted them to travel over po rters, were transferred to duty in \Vashington. Ordi­ dist;m ccs of sharp rocks with no difficulty, \\'here the un­ nary mule drivers resented these strange beasts, and would shod horses and 111u lcs o f the party were all lame, :ind the deliberately let them escape from camp, so they wandered dogs begged to ride in the \\'agons. Beale attributed it :ilso away from the various Army posts in Texas, New 1\ lexico to the manner in w hich t he)· stepped, lifting their feet and Arizona. pcrpcndicularl:· \\'ith c:ich step, rather than shuffling :is Sharlot H all, Arizona's Poet Laureate, in a humorous do mules :ind horses. The usual storv is that "the camel article on t he camels, wrote about the camel packers. "The fina lly perished on Arizona deserts because the rocks were American helpers were frequently under g uard for in­ too hard for t heir feet, unlike the s:i nds of their Arabian subo rdinatio n and violent and abusive language" while deserts." Bc:i lc would ha\'c been the first to deny this. trying ro pack these beasts w hom they detested. \Vhcre The camels were no problem to feed. They preferred cowboys ride their herds, singing \Ncsrcrn songs. more caring- the bitter g-rcascwood (creosote) bushes of the out of loneliness than for the enjoyment o f the cattle, the d csc 1~ to good gn;zing grass. They g rccdil)' brouscd on native camel drivers would sing to their steeds and pric kly pear c:ictus o r spincy desert bushes. Lack of water charges. Th e~' used no " ·hip or spur, bur when the camel. w:is no problem to them. According to Beale's description, were ti red, the driver would sing some cheery snatch of "the mules \\·ere frantic when they were deprived o f Arabian me lodies. The beasts were evidently delig hted \rntcr for as much as twenty-six hours, licking at the bung " ·irh the musical sounds as their steps were brisker. holes of empty water barrels. The came ls stood quietly Miss Hall continues, "The Oriental tradition that the munching their c ud. undisturbed, and looked disgusted at camel could eat and drink enoug h to last him on a lo ng the mules' performance." jo urney \\'as accepted as literal truth. The Acer drom­ F.nc:1 c lopcdiac "historians" report that the Camel edaries, \\·hich in their own countries are considered a. Corps fail ed no r only due ro their tender feet, hut to the part of the family, and arc fed and watered as careful ly mean dispositions of the aninrnls. Yet, Beale w ho watched as a racehorse, were overfed, ovcr \\'atcrcd and rhen sent O\' Cr them and worked "·ith them for a number of years, into the desert at full speed b~· men \\·ho would ha,·e rcpcatcdl:· commented on rhcir gentleness. "The camels laug hed at such treatment for their poorest pack mule. arc so quiet and docile that frcci ucntl)' we forget they arc They failed, as any animal would ha ve fa iled, and were " ·ith us." Tli s admiration and love for these unlo,·c ly condemned and cast aside as u~cless because of the igno­ c reatures \\·as bo undless. Yet, later he comments, " t11c rance and prejudices of the persons in charge of them. f .cft camel, for all his gentleness, has a most ferocious looking alone thcv would have been as much at ho me as in their set of teeth " ·hi ch ir displars at times with a roar riva ling native lands, but were shot at and hunted and driven to that of a Roral Bengal tiger." the most remote water holes and barren ranges." Bc:ilc suggesrc d ~r ha r ~ lcxicans be employed as camel The mule market in J\lissouri had strong backers in drivers, as "Americans of the class seeking such employ­ \ i\fashington, and the serviceability of the camels was ccr­ ment arc totally unfit, harsh, cruel :ind impatient ro the ra inlv not conducive to the g rowth of their business. \Ni th :inirnals cnrrnsrcd in their care. The Greeks and Turks the Civil \ Var, roads westward were temporarily ignored, so employed kno\\' no more of came ls than Americans and at its c lose the " iron steeds" of the railroads \\'ere li,·ing in New York know of buffalo." read y to carry more goods much faster, and were the Jonn--sought- for link between the Fast and \ Vest. l r is said the Army men, accustomed to riding mules, 0 became "seasick" \\'ith the lurching morion of riding So. the Camel Corps came to an abrupt end. But it camels. Y ct, SC\'cral officer friends of Beale's rode them was nor rhe end of the camels. Those \\'hich had been per­ , :i nd enjo:·cd their q ueer, disrnnce-covcring gait. Bea le's mitted to escape Army posts wandered at will , frighrcn­ fo rnritc riding camel \\':JS a " ·hi re one called "Sicd." I fc ino- mules of wagon trains who happened on them, and could make ~ journe\· of rn·cnn·-sc,·cn miles in three l ~rr uinCT ranchers, \\·ho shot them. n intcrcstin!! reaction P 0 0 .... hours. \\'here it \\'ould ha,·e rakcn. a horse or mule t\\'icc of those early days comes from an unkno\\'n source, de- rhc rime. Yea rs later, he used a tandem team of camels scribing how· the ·camels frig htened the stock. " You ought pulling his surrC)'• to make trips from 13akersfic ld to Los to sec our old worn our pac k mules w hen we mer the .\ngelcs. I Jc learned ro speak Syrian just so he could rn lk camels (on the trail). \Vhcw! Their heads and tails \\·ere to the camels as the,· dro,·e along. Such was the love of a up :m d though they were tired and worn out on Sandy man for these strnngc bc:ists. desert near Soda Lake it did not ra ke three minutes fo r ln 1858 and '59 L r. Beale \\'as again appointed ro sur­ cvcrv mule to c lear itself from saddle and harness, and if vcv a lo nger route, from Fo rt Smit h, Arkansas, to the there ever was w histling, snorting and prancing, notwith­ Cc) lorndo. ~ l e n g th enin g his orig ina l route from Arkans:is standing the lo ud cry o f teamsters and herders, we had it to Zuiii, and retrac ing his trnil across northern Arizona. then. It took rwo days to patch up 'rngons and gather He was !.(·i,·cn the use of t\\·cnt\' camels bv Secretary of stock! " \Var Joh~ 1 13. Flovd for these si.11TC)'S, and for construe- In 186 1 the California Quartermaster corralled the

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it lies deep below. U nmindful, too, that parall eli ng rhis ticklish :is n hu1m111 's " funny bone." On 14. 18 6, .\lay 5 hig hwa.v was a narrow, \\'heel-tracked road, bea0 un a after n stormy: t hree month sea voyage, the ship Supply centurv ag-o, over " ·hich the camels trod. ln nded nt Tnd1anola, Texas, one hundred nnd twent,· "\Vh)r rhe camel experiment?" you may ask. In rhe miles south of Galveston, near \\'hnt is now A larn o Beacli. 185o's ways w ere soug ht to link the eastern states w ith During the long voyage, one seasic k camel died, and the gold state of California by the easiest traveled, safest two were born...... ,.. from Indian attack, shortest road. Beale had explored On F cbru:u y 10, 1857, forty- four more cn mels from orher dangerous routes w ith Kit Carson. Supplies had to Asia M inor were landed by tlic Supply at Tndiano ln, n be packed by mule train, w hich included hauling water total of seventy-eight camels. The strange c reatures, o\·er­ :ind feed, in case they found none en route. j o~r cd to be bnck on land ngain, w ere moved to n J efferson Davis is c redited w ith being the first to permanent camp nt Val Verde (Green Vallev), sixrv suggest t hat camels be used as pack animals across Amer­ miles northwest o f Snn Antonio, known ns Cam·p V erde, ica's deserts, due to their ability to go long periods w ith­ T exns. H erc the camels were rested and srndicd until thcv out wntcr. Old newspaper clippings label t hem "J eff started their long journey to Fort Defi ance on June 1j, Davis' Camels. " Others say, how ever, that Beale thoug ht 1857. up the idea. H e always carried in his saddlebag a book to Stacey's di ary entry of June 21 st at San A ntonio was, read by the campfire at night. "V;l hen he and Kit Carson "the first in timation we ·had of their ( the camels) approac h ,,·ere exploring in D eath V alley he read A bbe Hue's " ·ns the jing ling of the large bells suspended from their "Travels in China and T artary," and thought that using necks as twcntv-five camels w ith their attendants, T urks, cam els on American deserts would be a p ractical thing . G reeks and Arrncnians, approached cnmp. T he horses and Upon renc hing \ Vashington, he found a fellow enthusiast mules were w ild with fright at fi rst sight of these ungainly in J eff Davis, then Secretary of \:Var. bensts. Thcv dashed around the corral w ith heads erect Through the e fforts of Da,·is and that of influential and snorting in wild alarm. In a few hours they became friends in \Vashington, Congress voted $30,000 to the more quiet, nnd t he only sound was t he sentry's foot­ Arnw in 1856 with w hich to purchase camels. J\lajor steps." By the foll owing da~ · they had calmed down and Tlcni-y C. \\iayne was sent abroad to procure them . T he accepted the camels as part of the menage. Stacey's dia r~r U.S.S. Supply ; under command of Beale's cousin, Na,·y further reads, "\ Vhat are these camels the representation Lt. David Dixon Porter (later Admiral), w as outfitted of? Not a high civilizntion exactly, but of the 'go-ahcad­ especially for the purpose of transpo rting t he camels to ncss' of the A merican chnrnctcr, w hic h subdues even rhc States. nature by its energy and perseverance." ,\l:t jor \Vayne boug ht cam els in Egypt and :\ rabia. The Cnmcl Corps c;1rnvan left Sa n Antonio, foll ow­ The t\\'O humped variety he called Bacrrian, and the one ing the rrnil across the T exas plains to El Paso, north to humped dromedary riding or saddle variety he named Alln1ciucrquc, and headed west to Zuni, a sixty-six day Arabian. \Vith thirty-three of the latter on February 15 , journey. Al ways they were alert for water and feed for 18 ,6, he left Smy rna for the U. S. The camels had to be their stock. A mnzing ly, Providence was always w ith them. tied down in a kncclincr position in their padded stalls to Rnin fell in places along the way w here t he inhabitants keep from b ruising tl~c ir tender humps, ,,·hic h are as snid it hadn' t rained for a year. A lways there was enough ago, sparkling inro the rnllcy. T?day it is harnessed by it with fourteen camels and twcntv men. Thcv left the pipe to Ao,,· into a pond at. the Slo an.d Spur ranch. where Colorado Ri,•er at l\lohave on January 23, 1858. He was it still has the same bubbling force tt had then, and the pleased to note in their absence their \\".agon trail had been same, sweet, pure mountain spring taste which Beale made use of by Indians, and was becoming packed clown. described in his journal. . . . . On January 2 7, 1858, there is a brief entry in his journal: The trek continued on past Bill Williams f\ lounta1n, " Indian skirmish at 2 A.1\1. Lost one mule killed with ar­ into the desert beyond, passing near the modern towns of rows. another badly wounded. Killed two Indians." T hese Ashfork and Kingman. Each mountain range on the were 1\ fohavcs, and is the onl\' mention made of Indian horizon they hoped to be the one along the Colorado trouble on either journey. · Ri,·er. fter each was passed ,,·as more desert, and more Though they passed again at the foot of the San mountains on the \\'estcrn horizon. They found and named Francisco 1\ lountains, and on February 3, 1858, the day Bea le Spri1w, two miles north of the present site of King­ before Bea le's 36th birthday. again drank "of the trans­ man. This ~, · as t0 become a well-known stopping place parent \\'aters of Leroux Spring," they encountered not for tra\·clers, and in years later provide the water supply enough snow to impede their progress. On February 2 r, for a rrrowing- town. From here, it was only a day's t ravel r 8 58, a twenty-nine day journey o,·er their ne\\'ly made 0 ~ • • of thirty-one mil es directly west, through Union Pass. to road, they reached Zuni for the second time, and their the Colorado River. They arri,·cd on October 18, 1857, "journey ·into the wilderness" was formallv ended. Later, somc\\'hcrc bet\\·een the present si te of Bullhead City and the GO\:ernor of the Territory of New ,\lcxico, which in­ ,\lojavc. The long, tedious, forty-nine day journey across cluded what is now Arizona, wrote a formal document our present northern Arizona to survey this first \\'agon of gratitude to Beale fo r surveying chis road. road had ended. Today, a trip from Zuni, New l\lexico, \\·hich is forty­ Herc, they traded with the l\lohaYe Indians for fresh chrec miles southwest of Gallup, to Bakersfield, Califor­ melons, carried their supplies across the river in an India­ nia, is but a matter of hours. Tn 18 57 it rook sixtv ploddincr rubber boat, and swam the camels and other stock over. days. Some days they tra,·clcd as far as thirrv~fivc m i le~ 1\lay Humphrey's Stacey, one of the young men in Beale's c,·crv turn of their wheels recorded by an odometer. On party, wrote in his diary of the crossing, " lost ten mules othc.r days, impeded by rocky canyons down \\'hich the and n,·o horses-Indians ate the drowned ones." This point mules had to be led, the wagons lifted by hand, and the on the muddy Colorado came to be known as "Beale's camels braving it by themselves, the going was slow, and Crossing." possibly only ten miles were covered. Rain torrents and From the Colorado, the caravan made an unrecorded heavy mud sometimes slowed thci1· progress. ten clay journey to Beale's home ranch at Fort Tejon, near Bca~c recon.1 mcndcd one hundred years ago that Con­ Bakersfield, where all rested for several months. Part of the gress bu il d a bridge across Canyon Diablo, so that tra,·cl­ camel herd was taken to the snow-capped Sierras to test crs need not go out of their \\'ay thirty to forty miles to their endurance of cold . Surprisingly, they t hrived on it. the end of the canyon to cross over. Today's traveler To prove the winter weather conditions of his newly zoo1 ~1 s over t ~ 1c canyon on a broad, smooth high\\'ay survcred wagon road, Beale made the return trip O\"Cr earn ed on a high-arched span, frequently unmindful that Ben/e's pnrty senrc/.ii11g for wnter

Young Lt. Beale, with the camels. was not onlv t he anxiety w ith which T srarr upon this journey . .. rhe next trailblazer~of this later known " Beale Trail," over '~' hi c h sixtr days of good or evi l fortune. Let us see what I sha II many emigrant wagons westward passed, hut the first and say in this journal, if I li ve to say anything, on the cl ay of most ardent booster of our present Hig hway "66." H is my return here." J ournal Report to Congress in 1858, upon completion of From Zuni, they passed through the Petrified Forest his first survey, reads, " this will eventually be the greatest and plodded slowly along the course of the Little Colo­ emigrant road to Califo rnia." Tn 1859, after a second sur­ rado River nea r the p resent site of Holbrook. They vey on it w hich extended from Fort Smith, A rkansas, to camped each night as close to water and grass as possible. 1\ lojave, he penned these words in his second Report to By the camp fire's light, Beale penned in his journal the Congress, w hi ch mig ht have been w ri tten today to en­ day's happenings, his beautiful word-picture descriptions courage the present Highway "66" Association: "\ Vhat­ of the country, where were springs and rivers, fo r future ever influences may tend to direct travel from this road travelers. By ea rly morning starlight, the bugle call awak­ at present, the fu ture w ill fo ll y respect the judgment of ened camp at three A.t\l. to pack t he camels and harness t hose who now advocate its claims." Beale declared this t he mules to the wagons. They broke camp about five wagon road, the rough beginnings of our present A.1\ !., bound for the far horizon. Usually rhey stopped to "66," as the "shortest, best timbered, best graded, best rest their animals about ten A.M. when the men brenk­ watered and certainly in point of grade better than any fasted, then onward til I about five in the evening, w hen other line between the two oceans with w hi ch I am they again camped for t he night. acquainted." Across the desert, w here only Indian tribes roamed, The o rig ina l official wagon road, so vividly de­ they journeyed near the present location of vVinslow. .J scrib ed by Lt. Beale in hi journal that it could be re­ Passi ng near the present village of Lcupp ro the mouth of17 traced eig hty-one years later by Indian Service Personnel, Canyon Diablo, they avoided its deep chasm w hich lay led from Fort Defiance, now located in Arizona about ten :1c ross rhe ~i rec t route. O ver sharp la va rocks, they passed .. miles from the N ew 1\lcxico border, to the little Indian into the pme forest at the foot of the San Frnncisco village of Zuni, in New 1\ Iexico, the only settlement 1\ lounrains, whose 12,6 11 foot snow-cnpped peaks along the proposed route, w here on August 3 1, 18 57, t he " ~rown e d_ down ~m them. " H ere at Leroux Spring in Fort official survey began. \ al ley, eight miles northwest of the present town of T his journey led into little-known territory, explored flagstaff, well known ro mountain men nnd scouts, the only by mountain men, and mapped vaguely by Sitareaves parry scopped to water their ani mals for two :i nd a half in 185 1 and \ Vhipple in 185 3. U nscarred by rgads, it hours on the afternoon of September 12, 18 57. passed through the land of the then warlike >lavajo and I:I ow surprising it is to picture camels in this bea uti­ Apaches, its only inhabitants. Bea le writes from Fort ful p 1 ~e-bound vall~y. w hen one has always envisioned D efia ~ ce, on August 27, 1857, "W e start our journey into them 1~ desert regions. Leroux Spring was named bv the w il derness. No one \\'ho has not commanded an ex­ Capt. S1tgreav~s w hen his e~ped i t i on visited the region ii1 pedition of this kind where everything ahead is di m, un­ 18 5', for Antoine Leroux, his French guide, explorer and certain and unknow n, except the dangers, can imag ine the hunter. Jr gushed out of the mountain one hundred years

PAGE E IGHT • AIUZO:\'A H IGH WAYS • OCTOUER 195 7 &~ o IDJ a1£lliil!J and the Cam.el Caravans through Arizona

BY VELMA RUDD HOFFMAN

he time-dimmed tinkle of camel bells still As a boy of fourteen, in 1836, by special appointment echoes throug h the fragrant pine forests of President Andrew Jackson, he enlisted in the U. S. of northern Arizona, as well as across Navy, the beginning of a career w hich reads like an ex­ its deserts for the hundredth year in 1957 . citi ng adventure story. He and Kit Carson, his life-long From the 187o's to the early 19oo's, the friend and scout, saved Kearney's besieged forces at the history of the \ i\1 est is laced with fasc i­ Battle of San Pasqual, near San Diego, in 18-t-6 . By crawl­ nating tales of camels seen wandering on ing, barefooted, two miles to the closest cover, through the wastelands. Dull arc these compared with the original the Mexican enemy lines, so close they could smell the ,·enture of the camels in Northern Arizona, under the cigar smoke of the sentries, they went forty miles to the leadership of young Lt. Edward Fitzgerald Beale, in 1857. American forces fo r help. Herc it was, that young Beale Travelers in sleek, multi-colored cars, speeding along learned n philosophy which was to cnrry him through the broad ribbon of concrete and macadam that is now many hardshi ps. H e was certain the Mexican sentries unromantically called "Highway 66," may be unmindful would spot them, and they would be safer to surrender. that a mere century ago, August 31, 18 57, this, the first But Kit Carson whispered, "I've been in worse places than wagon road across northern Arizona, was born. this, and Providence has always seen me through." Lt. Bea le led this strange and unusual caravan of That same Providence carried him througl1 narrow twenty-five camels, eight mule-drawn covered wagons escapes from bandits in Mexico when, as an officer of the and two small, box-type ambulances, one painted a bright Navy. he carried the first gold from Sutter's i\ [ill, Califor­ red, w hic h ca rried their surveying instruments, some ni a, across 1\ lexico, to Washington, D. C., arriving a month fifty-six men, and three hundred and fifty sheep across ahead of the gold delivered by the Army. He was chosen what is now Arizona. The specific mission of thi journey on numerous occasions to carry secret· messages for the of the U. S. Army's First (and last) Camel Corps was to Navy. Even his own family never learned what they con­ surve}' a wagon road from Fort Defiance. in what was taine'd. He resigned from. the avy in 1851 to explore then the T erritory of New i\lcxico, to the Colorado Ri ver desert trails and mountain passes which led overland to on the California border, following the 35th parallel. It the Pacific. i\Iuch of his exploration was with Kit Carson. was a long, tedious forty-nine day trek. Camels were used He safely made numerous, hazardous trips across the as pack animals, as an experiment to prove their worth for continent, through hostile Indian country, by va rious desert travel on the lorth American continent. routes, each of which was dotted with rock-piled graves Ahead lay a "journey into the unknown ,,·ilderness"; of less fortunate travelers. In 1861 President Abraham behind them were the marks of wagon w heels which had Lincoln appointed him Surveyor General of Cal ifornia bent the sea of prairie grass fo r the first time, followed and Nevada. Tn 1876 General Beale was appointed by by the daintily stepping camels. President Grant as Envoy Extraordinary and 1\linister \Vhat a colorful, startling caravan it must have been. Plenipotentiary of the Court of Austria and Hungary. Beale thus describes it, "the loose animals, the wagons and \ Nhether he walked in buckskin with mountain men, teams, and then old i\ lahomet, with the long line of his or in forma l attire with royalty, he had the rare quality grave and patient followers." The huge, awkward-looking of being beloved by all who knew hi m. He had a tre­ camels aroused both curiosity and fear in people along mendous lo,·e for every job he tackled, the secret of suc­ the route. The large metal bells hanging from their necks cessful li1·ing. \ Vhen exploring a trail, he loved the task tinkled melodiously with each step. T he ga udy, brig ht and saw beauty in al l things, in "Rower enameled mead­ c.o:;.---ies of the native camel drivers, far from their home­ ows," in wind-carved rocky cliffs. His dark eyes always pierced the horizons ahead. He ne,·er looked backward, ; ••• 11c.iS of Arabia, Syria and Greece, added an exotic. Orien- ml touch. The mule-drawn wagons had been seen before, except to record the day"s journey to make it easier for a-nd perhaps also went unnoticecl the flannel-shirted, buck­ those " ·ho fo llowed him to find the way. If he knew fear, he had the courage to overcome it. skin crarbed0 Army. men on horse- and mule-back. Unusual, yet fitting, that courageous Ned Beale, who On one instance he wrote home to his future brothcr-in­ 1 rra ined his title as Lieutenant in the U. S. Naq , la ter be­ Ja"· of a journey on the morrow through Raton Pass in ~orninrr an explorer serving the U. S. Army; should be the blizza rds of December, 18.+8. "They say it is im­ ap p oi1~ed by President Buchanan to pilot these "ships of passable, but l have crossed o,·er 'impassable' places be­ the desert" across uncharted plains, deserts, canyons, and fore." Because of men like Beale, America's growth mountains from San Antonio, Texas, to his ranch at Ft. couldn't be stopped. From his birth in 182 2 to his death Tejon, near Bakersfield, California, to survey a road that in 1893 his life was one exciting, colo rful adventure after ,,:ould connect the eastern states to the Pacific Coast. But another. Y ct, because they were so quietly accomplished Fare had destined this tall, dark eyed, fine featured man bv one of America's greatest, yet humblest men, they ro weave a bright colored thread of unsung daring thru "··ere little noticed and soon forgotten, even the Camel the rough tapestry of America's 19th century history. Corps.

OCTOUER 1957 PAG~ s rn ' EX • Alll 'l.0;\'A lll Gll\\"AYS • A uctio11 day 011 tbe Fort Apacbe Indian R.eser·-..:atio11 1s a big e'l:ent. A pacbes and cattle buyers put in a busy day ~~~~1~\~~~j~~~~~~;_~~t~~f0~l~~~~~~~' Lt. Beale, disguised ns a Mexicn11, carrying dispatches to Cougress telli11g of gold discovery in Cnlifornin / 'g a ~ ..,_

DESCENDENTS OF ZADOCK AND MIDDLETON BEALL -<~ 6. Elizabeth a. Beall C -aft 18~2J m. aft 1825 Robert Turner sons of Robert Beall and Hannah Beall --! ~ H. Lucy Emiline Beall C1B12-18BOl m. 1833 Elias J. Carr C180B- 1' ••••• Compiled 1995 by Caroline Uosskuhler 1 revised Jan. 1996 ~~· -, ____ .. ' 1896l ~-· . ~ 1. Jomes H. Corr [1836-1837) Ancestors of Zadock and Middleton Beall are on the Ninian Beall and~ .::.."::! 2. Elizabeth Corr (18~3- Ruth ?? list ___...... :: ... .,,.,,, 3. Lucy Corr C16~5- I. Zadock Beall Cc1766-18'i2 Logan Co., KVl m. Elizabeth Cl 776-1 B'il l'--.: ....:it 'i. Robert Corr C18'i8-1923J m. Mary Reado [1856-19281 A. Robert Beall C -bef 18'i2l in War of 1812 ,.. -. ;·- I. Benjamin Beall C -aft 18~3) .. _l B. Jomes M. Beall [1795-1880 Logan Co. 1 KYl II. Middleton Beall Ccl770-18'i2 Logan Co., KVl m. Cll 1822 Sarah A. Allen Cl.796-182'il, dsp, dou B. A. Allen m Cll unknown m. C2l 1827 Sarah N. C1800-1828l dsp • A. Thomas B. Cor O.J Beall Ccl806-aft 1863) m. 1828 Logan Co., KY m. C3l 1830 Sarah Ann McCuddy Cl809-185'il dou. I.B.McCuddy Martha Finch Cc1807-bef 18~7 ILJ l. Sarah Ann Beall C1832- "-··· 1. Mory Jane Beall (1830-1910 Mason Co., Ill m. 18~6 John 2. Jomes H. Beall C1B33-1906J. m. 1957 Cordelia R. Rober-tS~i.i. · ..... Doniel C183'i-1S08l . ·-' r·-- 2. Martha Ann Beall C1835-aft 18501 3. William Beall C1839- l m. 1859 Lucu C. Munday C18'il·(,:_.·, ...:_") 3. Robert M. Beall (1837-1905 Mason Co., Ill m. 1860 Emiline 'i. George Iii. Beall C1839-191ll ~-- Anderson 5. Lucu M. Beall C18'i'i-oft 18701 m. ?? Ford ... ~ ..... ·' 'i. Ann Rebecca Beall C1839-aft 18501 m. C'il 1856 Lucy A. Munday C1807-1890l .... · 5. Amanda Beall ClB'i0-1875 Ill m. 1858 Thomas Goben C. William A. Beall C1797-188'i Logan Co., KYJ single Lu -~·j 6. George Washington Beall C18~3-1913 Mason Co., ILJ m. O. Zodcck M. Beall (1799-1870 Logan Cc., KYl m. Hannah Beall, c-: ::_::; 1868 Rosanna Johnson C1801-1885) cousin, dou. of Middleton Beall and first wire··. 7. Eliza Jone Beall C18'i~- l 1. Moru E. Beall Cl821-189'il m. 18'i2 Robert 0. Hampton t.. . .:. •• _ _.,, B. Hannah Beall ClB01-18BSl m. Zadock M. Beall, cousin Cobovel C -bef 18721 c_) .)""':• m. C2l 1820 Elizabeth Harvey 2. Lucy A. Beall C1826-oft 1872) m. 1852 John B. Walton .... ,.-~ A. Sarah F. Beall [1823-aft 18701 in ;ohnson Co., MC in 1870 C -oft 18721 ,-~, B. Caroline Beall (1826-aft 1870) m. bef 1850 Joseph Duncan 3. Margaret E. Beall C1829-aft 1872) m. oft 1850 George w. .._.. Cc1820-aft 18701 they were in Johnson Co., no 1870 Flood C -oft 18721 1. George n, Duncan .C1853-aft 18701 'i. Emeline H. Beall C1829-1862l m. John L. Gillum 2. John B. Duncan C1857-aft 1870) S. Sarah Catherine Beall C183'i-aft 18721 m. 1865 J, l. Flood C. Andrew Jackson Beall f1827-aft 18701 m. Mary Ann C1831-aft C -aft 1872l 1870) in Johnson Co., MO in 1870 6. Priscilla Amanda Beall C1836-aft 1872) 1. Sallie Beall C1859-aft 1870) 7. John Jones Beall C1837-1B'i6l 2. William Beall (1863-aft 1870) 8. Augusta H. Beall C18'i1-1B92l m. 1856 Josephus M. CJohnl 3. Lucy Beall C1865-aft 1870) Beall Cc1826 MD-oft 1872l, son of Horatio Beall and 'i. lee Beall C1867?-aft 18701 Evelina Offutt Csee Descendants of Ninion Beall and 0. William Harvey Beall C1830-1895l m. 1867 Mary Evelyn Prine

Mary Bealll • [1850 MD- in Cass Co., MD 1870, in Johnson ·ca. 1 MO 1880 9. Lauro Beall C18'i5-1860l 1. Elizabeth Beall (1869- m. Cruse E. Ann P. CNoncuJ Beall C1801-1825l m. Robert Turner 2. Andrew J, Beall C1871- 1. Elizabeth Turner 3. Rosie l. Beall Cl87'i­ 2. Martha A. Turner 'i. Lula Beall C1B76-. 3. James Turner 5. Roland Beall C1879- Roland Robert? F. Martha O. Beall Cc1806-aft 18701 m. Martin Finch Cl81~-aft 6. Laura Ella Beall C1886-1929l Carroll Co., MD m. 1915 18701, son of William P. Finch and Solly Gilbert William H. Koch 1. Henrietta Finch Cl836-oft 18501 E. Stephen Beall C1832- 2. Zodock William Finch C1838-oft 18501 F. Elvira? 3. Robert Finch Cl8~1-aft 1850) G. Martha ? 'i. George Finch C18~3-aft lBSOJ References:records of Legan Co., KV 5. John Finch C18~B-aft 1850l census records of Missouri

•• ti E. Missouri Lewis Hudspeth Cl811-1870J m. John Wells Hambright C1806-1875l, brother of Cynthia, above, 1. Jomes William Hambright [1838-1920) single DESCENDENTS Or NATHAN BEALL Cc175~-1802 Washington Co, KYl son of 2. Cynthia Susan Hambright ClB~0-191~) m. John Elliston Joseph Beall and Elizabeth Howkins, AND WIFE SARAH BEALL Cl8'i3-1873J (1752-oft 18~0) dau of William Beall and Sarah Magruder. 3. Parole Hambright C1B'i2-1873J m. Simeon Bohanon C18~9- Sarah Beall m. C2l Richard Gardiner 1925l dsp compiled Morch 1996 Caroline Vosskuhler ~. Amos Hambright Cl8~5-1937J m. Susan Bohanon Nathan Beall married cousin Sarah Beall, see Descendants cf Ninion 5. Annie Moriah Hambright Cl8'i9-1925l m. Simeon Bohanon Beall and Ruth ??? Cl8'i9-1925l I. Elizabeth Baell C1775-aft 1802) m. Cll 1791 Bernard Nclcnd ( -oft r. Silos Bourke Hudspeth C1806-18lll 1802) C2l William Clayton G. Benoni Morgon Hudspeth (1816-1850 CAJ single II. Joseph Beall (1776-bef 1802) H. Joel Ephraim Hudspeth Cl818-1890) unm. III. Mordecai Beall (1778-dy I. George Washington Hudspeth [1820-1903) m. Elizabeth Jessee IU. Sarah Beall (1780-dy [1830-1899) v. Jesse Beall (1782-cft 1820) m. Cll 1806 Rochel Hagan 1. Adhor Hudspeth (1858- ygl A. Christena Beall (1807-1882 Dekalb Co., MO) m. 1823 John B. 2. Tabitha Parolee CDollyJ Hudspeth C1859-1913l m. Joseph Greenawalt Cc1800-1839l UonCleve C . -189'il ~ children l. Sarah Greenawalt (1832-1902) m. Steven B. Maret Cl816- 3·, Anna Elvira CEllol Hudspeth C -1886J m, .Julius Ill, 1886) Powell 5 children C2l 1818 Mory Chatham 'i. William J. Hudspeth C -1863) VI. William Beall C178~-bef 181~?] m. 1806 Jane Corter C -oft 1812) 5. Lela Gertrude Hudspeth [1868-1965) m. Dr. Noah D. VII. Tabitha Beall £1786-1826 Simpson Co., KVl m. 1802 William Ravenscraft dsp Hudspeth £1778-1869 Jackson Co., MOl son of George Hudspeth and 6. Ida Moy Hudspeth Cl870-1958l m. John W. Lenox 2 dou. Judy Ron 7. Joel Ephraim Hudspeth m. Hanna Jones 1 dou. A. Nathan Beall Hudspeth [1803-1878 Texas) m. Narcisse Hudspeth, 8. Siles Burke Hudspeth Cl876-1903l m. Nannie Sue Hambright first ccu~in, dau. of Joel Hudspeth and Nancy Clock Cl879-1SS~J dou. of Amos Hambright and Susan Bohanon 1. Sarah Hudspeth m. Jock Myers K. Robert Nichols Hudspeth C1822-1903J unm. 2. Ello T. Hudspeth C -1905 TXl m. Fulton Douglas L." Malinda Parolee Hudspeth C1825-1913l m. Cll Rufus Beall, son 3. Missouri Elizabeth Hudspeth (1832-1901 TXJ m. Sampson of Washington, below, C2l 1890 Richard Dee Wood Connell C1822-1873l VIII. Sarah Beall C1788-bef 18021 ~. Julio C. Hudspeth Cl838-19l~l m. Peachy Ridgeway Gilmer IX. Washington Beall (1790-1866 Marian Co., KVJ m. 1813 Mory Corter [1830-1873) (1787-1860) 5. BenJcmin Silos Hudspeth Cl851-1930J m. Margaret Isabelle A. Rufus Beall C1813-18~7 Jackson Co., MOJ m, Malinda Parolee Jennings [1859-19~6) Hudspeth, above, dau. of William Hudspeth and Tabitha Beall 6. Joel Hudspeth C 18~9-19121 m. Betty McCollough dsp B. Thomas Jefferson Hudspeth [1805-18~9 Sacramento, CAl m. B. Lucinda Beall [1816-aft 1850) m. Thomas J. Sweets C1812-oft Cynthia Hambright [1813-1883 Jackson Co., MOJ dou. of Jomes 1850) Hambright and Rochel Wells . 1. Mory J. Sweets C1838-aft 1860) 1. Henrietta S. Hudspeth C183~-1855 MOl m. Fronk Sheppard 2. Josephine Sweets Cl8~0-aft 1850) 2. Missouri Ann Hudspeth Cl836-1921 MOJ m. Jomes W. Kimsey 3. G. B. Sweets Cl8'i9-aft 1850) 3. Mory Porolie Hudspeth [1839-1881 MO) single C. Thomas J. Beall Cl818-aft 1850) m. Sarah J, (1821-aft 1850) ~. William Jomes Hudspeth [18~3-1915 MO] m. Martha Jone 1. Silas W. Beall (18~2-aft 1850J Rogers [1850-193~ MO) dou. of Winslow Rogers and Nancy 2. Mary B. Beall ClB'i8-oft 1850] m. 1867 Henry Buckner Webb Peterson 5. Sarah Adeline Hudspeth (18~7-1932 MO) m. Orlando Truitt 3. George Beall (1850- l 6. Thomas Benton Hudspeth (18~9-1926 MOJ m. 1st cousin ~. Lomb??· Beall C1B52- l Martha Scott 5. Thomas J. Beall Jr. C1856- ) c. Sylvia Hudspeth (1807-1872 MOJ m. Jesse Morrow (1810-1886 MOJ D. George Washington Beall C1825-oft 1860) m. 1852 Minerva f, 1. Jomes Morrow C1833-1886l m. Martha C. Potty Stiles Cl832-oft 1860) dau. of Lewis and Rebecca Willet 2. Tabitha Morrow C -1875) 1. Mary Beall C185S- 3. Mary Morrow Cl836-1867J 2. Lizzie Louro Beall ~. William Morrow C1839-1862J 3. Mattie Beall 5. Nathan Morrow C -1883) E. Andrew J, Beall Ccl828-oft 1860) m. Margaret (1839-oft 18601 6. Benjamin H. Morrow C18~0-1916l m. Amanda Ellen Marsh 1. Kate Beall Cl857- J 7. George Morrow C18~5-186'il F. Juliet A. Beall Cc1829-cft 1860) m. c1850 Jomes Elliot C1829- 8. Missouri Morrow [ -1868) oft 1850) See Descendants of Wolter Beall 9. Rufus Parolee Morrow C18~7-1923l l. Mory Elliot (1852- J D. Joseph William Hudspeth C1809-1890J m. Cll Amanda Hudspeth, X. Mory CPollyl Beall Cl791-1875J m. 1825 Jomes Lime Melanthy C first cousin, dau. of Joel Hudspeth and Nancy Clock 1860) [children went by the name of Lime) 1. Amanda Sylvia CPussl Hudspeth C1836-1862) m. Dr. M. C. A. John or Thomas Lime Cc1825- J m. Eliza Jacobs dsp B. Richard Lime (1826-aft 1850) 2. Joel Rufus Hudspeth (1839-1895) m. Sarah Franklin C. Joseph Lime C1827- J 3. Tabitha Hudspeth C1837-inf.J D. William Lime Cl828-1887J m. Martha Carter [1833- J, dou. of ~. William Napoleon CBabe) Hudspeth (18~2-1907) m. George William and Martha Ann CNcnnie) Reglond Cl86~-1929J dsp E. Jomes Leo Lime Jr. Cc1830-1887 Miller Co., MDl m. 1852 Eliza C2l Mrs. Louise Rice Brown Jone Elder (1832-1919 Cherokee, KSJ dou of Jomes Samuel 5. Joseph Lamartine Hudspeth Cl858-1915J m. Mory England Elder and Dorthea Ann Cl858-1915l dsp r. Sarah J. Lime Cl833- J XI. Nancy [Annie) Beall [1793-oft 1870) single 3, Anne E. Dorne C -aft 1861) m. 18~~ Joseph Smoot ~. William Dorne Cnot in mother•s 1861 willl s. Alexander c. H. Dorne C1819-aft 18611 m. 18~6 Mory A. UI. Rachel Beall C -by 17991 m. bef 1781 Hardage Lone C17~6-1809l, Gassaway C182~-aft 18501, dou. of John Gassoway and son of James Lone and Lydia Hardage to Loudon Co., UA Eliza Dorsey, above he married C2J 1799 Mory Greenfield a. William E. Dorne C18~8-oft 18611 a. Hardage Lone b. Ello Dorne C1850- b. Jomes Beall Lane c. Thomas Gassoway C -1830 Loudoun Co., UAl m. Henrietta Dowson c. Lydia Lone m. William Colemon C -aft 1830] dsp d. Elvira Lone m. Ninion Edwards, cousin, below d. Charles Gassoway C -oft 1830] m. Catherine B. Noland e. Henry Lone e. Rachel Gassaway C -aft 1816, bef 1830?] m. bef 1816 Edward f, Juliet Lone m. Thomas UanSwearingen Owen g. Harvey Lone III. Susannah Beall C -oft 17901 m. bef 1776 Alexander Catlett h, Keturah Lane m. John Keene a. Grandison Catlett C minor in 1790-bef 1850?) m. bef 1816 Mary i. Andrew Lane m. Ann Corr Lane [1781- Gassaway C177~-1861l, dau. of Charles Gassaway and Ruth 1. William Hardage Lane Beall Cabovel 2. Samuel Lane 1. Mary £. Catlett C1817-aft 18501 m. 1838 David W. Porter UII. Margaret Beall Cc175~-1826J m. 1771 BenJomin Edwards C1752-1B26l C -c18~2 Montgomery Co.J son of Hayden Edwards and Penelope Sanford To KY CTodd Co.?l a. Williometto Porter C18~2-aft 18501 a. Ninion Edwards [1775-1833 Ill m. 1803 Elvira Lone cousin 2. Hanson G. Catlett C -oft 1850] dau. of Hardage Lone and Rachel Beall, above· ' ' IU. Mary Beall C -bef 17901 m. John Watkins 1. Ninian Wirt Edwards m. Elizabeth Todd a. Gassoway Watkins (1788-oft 18501 m. Aro A C1790-aft 18501 b. Penelope Edwards Cl779-18~5 Logan Co., KYJ m. William White 1. Ruth Watkins C1836-aft 18501 Whitaker 2. Stephen Watkins C182~-oft 18501 c, Elizabeth Edwards m. John Grey b. Thomas Watkins Cminor in 1790l d. Elisha Edwards C1781- l m Cll Lucy Richardson [2] Martha c. Nicholas B. Watkins Cnot in Ninion's willl Upshaw d. John Watkins Jr. Cnot in Ninian's willl e. Presly Edwards m. Hester Pope u. Eleonor Beall Cc1750-c1812 Montgomery Co.J m, bef 1776 Zachariah f, Cyrus Edwards m Cll Nancy Reed C2l Sophia Offut~ Cbef 1731-bef 1807), possibly son of John Offutt and g. Margaret Edwards unmarried Esther CJockson?l See Descendants of Ruth Beall and John h. Matilda Edwards m. ?? Cossett Jackson. i. Polly Edwards m. ClJ ?? Whitaker C2J Ben Helm a. Alexander Offutt C -oft 1811] J. Benjamin Edwards [1752/3-1826 Elkton, KYl m. Eliza Green b. Andrew Offutt Cc1775-1837 Montgomery Co.l m. 1802 Elizabeth k. Lucretia Edwards m. ?? Green Warfield C1782-1863J, dou. of Joseph Warfield and Elizabeth Ann Dorsey · l. Rachel Edwards m. ?? Warfield VIII. Charles Beall Cc17~5-by 1790 Frederick Co.l m. Tabitha Beall 1. Evelina Offutt C1803-1875 Montgomery Co.l ·m. bef 18~2 Horatio Beall C1792-c1883l son of Kinzey Beall and Cc1750-18~9l cousin, dou. of Joseph Beall and Elizabeth Hawkins, see Descendants of Ninian Beall and Ruth ?? Tabitha m. Charlotte Magruder, see Descendants of Ninion Beall and C2J 1800 Joseph Swearingen Ruth ?? a. Asa Beall [1775- J m. 1799 Jane Edwards, dau. John Edwards 2. Joshua Warfield Offutt C1818-1883l m. 18~6 Cll Rachel S. and Susannah Wroe to Bourbon Cc. KY Offutt Cl832-bef 1855) C2l 1855 Rose Ann Jackson C1833- b. Priscilla Beall C1772-1799l m. 1790 Edw~rd O. Williams 1905l c. Susanna Beall C177~-c1810 Bourbon Co., KY?J m. 1793 Hayden 3. Harriet Offutt Cc1806-18~0l m. 1825 John Offutt C1798- Edwards, son of John Edwards and Susannah Wroe 1877l d. Elizabeth Beall [1778- J m. Richard Turner ~. Mory Eliza Offutt Cc1808- m. 18~1 Richard W. Hogan 1. Tabitha Turner C -bef 1881) 2. Ninian Turner 5. Elizabeth E. Offutt C1811-18B5l e. Bysey CTeresa?J Beall [1780- unm. 6. Charlotte Ann Offutt ClS1~-189Bl m. 18~1 John Offutt f. Sarah Beall C1782- dy [1798-1877), her sister's widower g. Attarioh Beall C1785-18~6 Mason Co., UAJ m. 1803 Andrew 7. Juliet W. Offutt C1815-1868l Waggoner C1779-1863l B. Zachariah Offutt (1826- l m. 1855 Harriet Neely h. 2ervioh C2erusha?l Beall [1787-aft 1850) m. Edmond Waggoner 9. Nicholas Dorsey Offutt [1823-1891) m. Cll 1856 Rachel H. Cl786-oft 1850] to UA? Offutt [1832-186~) C2l 1867 Mary Louise Anderson C1839- i. Charlotte Beall C1789- to UA 1876J C3l 1878 Henrietta Gassaway Edwards [1837-189~) C1825-oft 18501 a. Dorsey w. Offutt C18~7-aft 1850) References: Records of Montgomery Co., MD c. Eleanor Offutt Cc1777-oft 1811l unmarried Offutt Notebooks compiled by Nelle Chesley d. Basil Offutt [1783-bef 1822 Audrain Cc., MDJ m. 1805 Eleonor Hawkins Clagett C1786-1857l e. Aaron Offutt Cc1779-18~2 Montgomery Co.J m, 1812 Anna .Robertson C -bef 18~2l dsp f. Rachel Offutt Ccl7B1-c1830l m. 1802 Thomas Claggett C1773- c1860 Montgomery Co.l son of Henry Claggett and Ann Magruder See Descendents of Ruth Beall and John Jackson) g. Mery Offutt Cc1785-bef 1e35l m. 1810 Jomes Clingan h. Charles Offutt [1789-185~] m. 1811 Mory Ann Juliet Toney (1787-1863]

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Descendents of Ncthon1el Beall ond Ann Murdock dcu. of Rev. George Murdock References: records of Frederick Co., MD comp!led !955, rev1sEd July !996 by Roberto Hull "Names in Stone" by Jacob Mehrling Holdcraft Hist. of Western MD by Scharf Nathaniel Beall, rc17!5-1757 Frederic~ Co., MDJ son of William Beall and Elizabeth Mcgruder marr1ed Ann Murdock Cc1717-180~ Frederick Co.J cbo .. t 1737 I. George W. Eecll Ccl738-c!797 Hampshire Co., WUJ m. Cl) 1757 El1zobe~h Turner (2) Prudence ?? -oft 1797) children Cprobobly from first morr1ogeJ A. El:sho Beall died before 1807, with heirs B. El1 Beall l1ving 1807 C. Ann Beall, morr!ed ?? Thompson before 1807 DESCENDENTS OF NINIAN BEALL C -1790 Montgomery Co., MDJ II. Elizebeth Becll Cc17~0-l786 Frederic~ Cc., MC) AND WIFE MARY BEALL Cbef 1725-cl778J, DAU. OF CHARLES BEALL & MARV m. cl75l Mordecai Becll Cc1738-cli76 Freder!ck Co., MD) compiled 1996 by Caroline Uosskuhler and Roberta Hull son of W1lliom Beall end Soroh Mcgruder children l1sted on the Descendents of N1n1on Beall ond Ruth?? Ninion Beall, son of Ninian Cof Alexander) and Ruth ??? III. William Murdock Beall (17,2-1823 Frederick Co., MD) I. Andrew Beall C -1775 Frederick Co.l dsp m. liiO Mory Tonnyhill Cc17~2-l810) II. Ruth Beall C -aft 1816) m. Charles Gassoway of Nicholas A. Mory Ann Beall Cc:771-1817) spinster 1816) Montgomery Co. children were minors in 1790 B. Rebecca Beall (1775-1807 Fred. Co.) m. 1796 Thomas Perry a. Mory/Polly Gassoway C177~-1861 Montgomery Ca.J m. Cll Caleb Willson (1768-1832) children, all living 1818 Dorsey, C2J bef 1816 Grandison Catlett. cousin, son of 1. W1lliom Murdock Beall Willson (1800-1858 Fred.Co.) Alexander Catlett and Susanna Beall, bale~ 2. Jonathon Thomes Willson (1803-1877 Fred. Co.J to Loudoun Cc., UA 3. John Ignatius Willson (1805-1870 Fred. Col I. Eveline Dorsey m. aft 1816 Cll William Prince C2J Amos ~. Mory Elizabeth Ann Rebecca Willson Dorsey, son of Amos Dorsey JU. Mory Beall Cc17~3-1822J m 1760 Rolph Hilleary C17~0-l823J, son cf 2. Deborah Lydia Dorsey m. bef. 1816 Charles Grey Edwards William Hilleary ond Margeret Crabb 3. Eliza Darsey C1803-oft 1850) m. aft 1816 John Gassoway A. Levi Hilleary, living 1818 C -bef 1850?) son of Nicholas Gassaway u. Elisha Beall C17~5-1837 Frederick Co.J m. 1783 Jone Perry a. Mary A. Gassoway C182~-oft 1850J m. Alexander c. H. (1763-1819) dau. of Joseph Perry end Jem1ma Dorne Cl819-aft 1861), son of William Carne and A. Mory Beall (178~-oft 1831) single in 1831 Elizabeth Gassoway, below. E. Harriet Beall (1786-183~ Fred. Cc.) apparently d.s.p. b. John Gassaway C1829-oft 1850) · m. 1827 John H. Simmons Ccli72-18~3 Fred. Cc.) c. Lavinia Gassoway C1832-aft 1850) C. William Murdock Beall (1789-18~7 Frederick Co.J d. Jane A. Gassaway C1B3~-aft 1850) m. 1810 Frances McCleary C1791-1852J e. William Gassoway Cl838-aft 1850) 1. Frances S. Beall (1813-1900 Fred. Co.) m. 1833 John z. f. Laura Gassaway C18~3-aft 1850) Knight C1805-186~ Biarritz, Fronce) b. El izobeth Gassoway C1778-1861 Montgomery Ca. l m. ·baf 1816 a. John Beall Knight C183~-1835J William Dorne C -cl852?J b. William M. Knight [1835-1835) 1. Louisa G. Dorne C1803-c1869 Montgomery Co.l m. 1825 John 2. Martha M. Beall H. Beall Cl795-18~3J, son cf Capt. Richard Beall, see 3. Jone Mory Ann Beall ClBll-1892 Fred. Co.J m. 1832 Henry Descendants of Thomas Beall with wife Elizabeth M. Pettit ClB00-18~7 Fred. Co.J a. Richard Thomas Beall C1830-aft 186~) C18~3-1925 a. Isabella Pettit Fred. Cc.) m. ?? Mathews b. William Edward Beall C -aft 186~) ~. William M. Beall [1817-1823 Fred.Co.) c. Jahn Alexander Beall C18~3-aft lBS~l D. Cassondra Beall [1792-1839 Fred. Co.J single d. Moria Louisa Beall Cl828-aft 186~) m. bef 1861 E. Jemima Ann Beall (1793-1877 Fred. Co.) m. 1823 Nathan Hammond Ralph Haskins C -oft 186~1 F. Rebecca Beall [1795-1871 Fred. Co.J m. 1818 Robert McCleery 1. William Charles Haskins C -aft 186~) C1788-18~0 Fred. Co.J 2. Jewett Hoskins C -aft 186~) 1. Zerulah McCleary C -1879) m. ??? Knox 3. Louisa Beall Haskins C -aft 186~) 2. Caroline Beall C -1897) e. Ann°Elizabeth Beall (1827-oft 186~) 3. Harriet S. Beall ~. ?? Thomes f. Cassondra Adelaide Beall (1835-oft 186~1 ~. Perry cecll McCleary Cl822-1887 Fred. Co.) m. Mory Jone 2. Cecilia Carne ClBll-1869 Montgomery Co.J m. 1831 Dr. Dc~b C:832-1908 Fred. Cc.J dau of Joshua Doub end Soroh Richard D. Beall C1809-aft 1869?) son of Levin Beall a. Ide Eecll McCleery C185~-185~J a. Moria Roberto Beall Cl835-oft 1869) b. Esther Douc McCleery Cl858-1859l b. Adelaide Beall (18~2-aft 18503 c. Will~o~ Doub McCleary C1859-1933 Fred. Cc.) c. Elizabeth C. Beall C1832-oft 1869) m. 18~8 William d. Perry Beall McCleery (1866-1927 Fred Co.J H. Uinscn C1B21-aft 1860] e. uolent1ne E. McCleery [ml [1868-1955 Fred Co.J . 1. Edgar Dorne Uinson Cl850-aft 18691 G. George Washington Beall ClBOl-1887 Fred. Cc'.J m. 1832 Caroline 2. Benjamin Vinson (1856-oft 18601 o. Cocke~ (1819-1887 Fred. Co.) dou. of W1ll1am Cockey and 3. Janett Uinson Cfl C1858-aft 18601 Catherine ~. Lizzette Uinson C -aft 1860) H: Elizabeth Beall [~787-1850 free. Co.) single in 1831 I. Perry w. Beall Cl790-lB21J J, Jone Morgoret Eeu!l ~:en~-:021 Fred. Co.) single K. Jomes Perry Beall Cl798-1802J CORRECTIONS/ADDITIONS TO LISTINGS. IN BEALL GENEALOGICAL NEWS UCL. UI, #2, CWHOLE #22l MADE JULY 1996

DESC:ENDENTS OF ANDREW BEALL AND MARGARET BEALL ~- Joseph Mab~~der (17~2-1793 Montgomery Co.J m. Cll Mory ?? The family cf Samuel Theophilus Offutt and Eliza A. Mulligan a. Joseph Magruder C -oft 1793) 1. Teresa A. Offutt C1836-oft 1850] b. Samue: Jackson ~ogruder C1765-c1793 Mont. Co.] single 2. William B. Offutt C1838-oft 1850] c. Margaret Mogrude~ C -aft 1793] 3. Margaret Offutt C18~0-aft 1850] d. Ruth Mcgruder C -cft 1789, bef 1793?] not in father's will ~. Mory Offutt C18~2-aft 1850] e. Elizabeth Magruder C -oft 1793) s. Andrew J. Offutt C18~~-aft 1850] f. Philip Magruder C -aft 1793] s. John G. Offutt C18~5-aft 1850] g. Basil Magruder C -oft 1793] Andrew Jefferson Offutt and Matilda C. Thomas apparently hod no C2J Catherine??? C -1818 Mont. Co.l children, occording to 1850 and 1860 census. She might be the h. John Burgess Magruder C -oft 18181 m. 1803 Bory Beoll, dau. granddaughter cf Walter Beall, who mentioned a granddaughter by that of Jeremiah Beall and Sabrina Beall, see Desc. of William name. If so, either the abstracted date cf his will is incorrect or Beall and Elizabeth Magruder her age is incorrect on the censuses. i. Greenbury Magruder C -aft 1818] Elizabeth Porker Brown was dau. cf William Brown and Catherine Wright J. Robert White Magruder C -aft 1818J k. Ann Magruder C -aft 1793) OESCENOENTS OF WILLIAM BEALL AND ELIZABETH MAGRUDER 1. Catherine Magruder C -aft 1793) 1. William Magruder Beall, sen of Alexander and Elizabeth Harding, (Catherine Magruder's will 1818 g1ves ta grancchil~ren, apparently was deceased by 1769, when sisters Sabrina, Mary and Martha children of Thomas Watkins and James Wade, possibly ~he hod the property willed to him by his father. This would have been in husbands a~ daughters Ann and Catherine.) accordance with Alexander's will. Martha was still single at that 5. Jahn Jackson made a gift in 17~9 of a negro, furniture, etc., to time. granddaughter Ann Ruth Mauduit to be delivered at age 16 and to 2. Rebert Edmonston m. 180~ Polly/Mary Waters -aft 1821] be in her mother's core until then. Ann Ruth must" have been the Eden Edmonston m. 1809 Lucretia Waters daughter cf Hannah CNOT Ann Ruth] Jackson and Jasper Mouduit. Dorothy Edmonston m. 1812 Benjamin Waters This gift must have been mode soon after Ann Ruth's birth, and 3. Ephraim Beall died 181~ Montgomery Cc. she apparently died before Jasper's will was written. She may ~. Elias Perry's wife was Aquelina Waters, according to the printed have been mother tc Jasper Mouduit Garvy, mentioned in Jasper marriage record--! don't know which is correct. Mauduit's will without giving any relationship. 5. Elbert Perry m. 1806 Rebecca Magruder, according to the printed 6. Alexender Jackson m. Deborah Mauduit before 175~. occordins to a marriage record. deed. 1. Appo~ently Alexander Jackson Duval was deceased, and it was his DESCENDENTS OF RUTH BEALL AND JOHN JACKSON children that father Benjamin included in his will. Alexander 1. Ruth CBealll Jackson was still living in 1765, according to a deed. Jackson Duval m. 1819 Eliza Musgrove 2. The family cf Ninion Beall Magruder and Rebecca Young Cmcst, a. Clec~c Duval m, 1850 Andrew Jackson Adams perhaps all but Eleonor, went to Georgia] b. Charles Duval a. Samuel m. 1788 Martha Ellis c. Ann H. Duvel (1823-aft 18551 m. 18~6 Jasper M. Jackson b. Cassandra m. William Drone CAnn Duval is in the marriage record~. nc-<; nr111 ruln:t.. T) c. Margaret m. 1789 Monn Sims Washington Duvel C1796-cl87~) m. 182~ Eliza Ann Perry Cl803-1886J d. Elizabeth m. Basil Magruder dou. of James Perry 3. Henry Claggett, husband cf Ann Magruder, was son of Themas Claggett Cleora Duvel (1805-aft 197CJ m. 1931 William P. Palmer Cl793- and Ann C?Baltl Additional in regard to their fomily--- c1870l o. Samuel Claggett d. clBOO Montgomery Cc. m. Ann Magruder, dau Deborah Washington Duval m. 182~ Thomas Canby of' Ninia'n Magruder and Mary Offutt 8. W1!~iom Jackson and wife Elizabeth hod ch1ldren, according ta the 1. William Claggett Cbef' 1793-1829] dsp will of Alexander Jac~son. They oppcrently were born after 1776. 2. Samuel Claggett C1797- to Washington Co. The marriage records list a marriage for a William Jackson to 3. Thomas Claggett C1799- l m. Matilda Claggett, dau. cf Jane U1rmier in 1789, so this morr1oge would not be the correct Zachariah Magruder Claggett and Elizabeth Allison, one f'or the son of Alexander Jackson. below. ~. Elizabeth Claggett Cunder 1~ in 1808- DESCENDENTS OF MARGARET MAGRUDER AND JACOB WILLIAMS 5. Mary Ann Claggett (under 1~ in 1808- 1. Sarah Scott m. Cll 1821 George Washington Offutt (c1771-1822J dsp b. Joseph C!aggett Cl758-cl829) m. Susannah Howkins C2l 1825 Samuel West. Son Richard West m. Rochel Cross in 18~6. 1. Joh" Ho~~1ns :1a~gett Cl783-1823l m. First cousin 2. Elizabeth Scott m. 1815 John Joseph Benton. ElJzcbeth Howkins, dou. of John Hawkins 3. Margaret E: Scott m. 1832 Cratic Clagett 2. Asa Claggett ~. Sarah Williams m. 180~ Robert Briggs c. Zachariah Claggett f !750-1825) m. 1785 Elizabeth ~llison 5. Zachariah W1lliams m. 1805 Eleanor Vemmons 1. Matilda Claggett m. cousin Thomas Claggett, son of Samuel 6. Elizabeth Ann Williams m. 1833 Richard Cromwell Clogge~t and Ann Magruder, above 1. Samuel N. S. Williams m, 1838 Ann E. Fisher d. E!le~/Eleanor Claggett m. 183~ Grafton Helland 8. Henrietta Eleonor Williams m~ 18~3 Jomes McAtee of their children, Hanna, Thomas, and Jomes Claggett Ho~land were still l1v1ng 1863 e. Henry Claggett m. 1798 Julie Howkins r. there were several Hezekiah Claggetts. This one was not the one whc ffi. Frances Beall g. Josiah Claggett (~766- l m. 1795 Elizabeth Norton, had children, went tc UA .... Notes and Sources - cou.rtes of' Si t! 5 Ma 1996 ..: Basil BEALL ~ J"o..,,,e~ d. I Fl 8 or.;c. Co. w. Va. ·~',)l l• William Hallsey sold to Basil Beall of land called / h: · Resurvey on Addition to Hasel Thickett in Frederick County, Maryland A-rr· '/ 'tor -t70. It contained 85 acres and was near Henry Fortney's property 1111 ':"!2"! ::: . Cel tc called Gunning. a.. John Middagh sold to Basil Beall for -i.89 10 1·1esa, ::iz 85206 shillings current money ot Maryland 82 acres ot land, part of a tractJ·~;ft' ~l!y I .!. • 1556 called Resurvey on Limestone Rock, located in Frederick County, ' ;.;:.!l1am Ryland Bee' 1 '' r ~CltOf' Beall Fcm1l~ ~sscc~~t;~~· Maryland. ~. Basil Beall sold to John Hanson 85 acres of land 3.!>~ t. called Resurvey on Addition to Hazel Thicket for L28 and 16 shillings 3C SE Gilham Ave. 11~~ Po~t!and, CR 97215-1366 co~men money of Maryland for which he had paid William Hallsey ~70! 1. Basil Beall sold to John Hanson 38 1/2 acres of land called #Fe.o. t:ect" Bi 11, Resurvey on Limestone Rock in Frederick County, Md for ~77, which he ~??'S' had bought from John Middagh for b89 and 10 shillings in 1771. S: Research hos ~een continuing, so I'm sending some odditicns enc 3 Oct 1767 Fieldor Gaunt mortgaged amongst other lands to James . ~~I~ ==~rections ~o the items that oppea~ed in the June 1996 issue of BGN. Hunter, 8,151 acres of a tract of land called Fieldora. In James •?qt With that, I 11 probably ~1sccnt:nwe reseorch en t~e later genere~:=~s Hunter's will of 18 Nov 1784 he appointed Adam Hunter and Abner Dornon cf descendents cf Ruth Beall and J=hn Jackson, par~:culat"ly those of his Executors with authority to dispose of any part of his Estate. At Mat"garet Jackson a~d Samuel Magrude~. I sti!! would like informoti=n ~a public sale "Basil Beall was the best and highest bidder •.. for the ==ncerning descendents of Eleanor :=c~scn Arrel, Mcnnah Jackson sum of 198 pounds current money of Maryland, for Lot Number Twelve of Mauduit, Philip Jackson, Alexander Jackson, Mary Jackson Cramphin, and Fieldorea .•• containing 72 acres" located near Pleasant Plains and ~.Sc.9~ whomever the pat"ents of Zachat"iah Offutt wet"e, I still haven't Mount Philip. 6. Basil Beall bought of Patrick MGill part of a 11~~ located the following named in the will of Mot"gcret Mcgruder 1787- tract of land called Lambeth "in Consideration of the full quantity of proved 1801 PG Co.: niece ft"ances Beall wife of Benjamin Beall and six thousand five hundred pounds of ••••• ? Tobaco" located near the their fout" sons and gt"cncniece Mor;=ret Megt"uder. Any help/ideas Resurvey on Leonard's Good Luck, Dorian's Choice and By the Garden. anyone con contribute would be gt"ectly oppt"ecioted. This tract contained SO acres of ground, with all improvements, profits, privileges, advantages, heriditaments and appurtenances. Please hold the Desc. of James and Mary, James and Elizabeth, c~c John and Uerlindo for a later issue, os I hove some changes/cddit1ons '(,12 Aoril 1796 Basil, Ninian and Samuel Beall of Frederick Co, to make befct"e they ere printed. : '!l send those i~ November. 7~cse l·!esryland, "which Samuel is the eldest ::on of the said Basil Eeall wh-:­ ~hat are fcit"ly complete as for as Me have gone are: Nathan end Serch, was eldest son of James Beall deceased," sold to Martin Waltz for 513 Nathaniel and Ann, Zodoc~ and Micd!eton, :nd N1nic" end Mary. I hc~e pounds 5 shillings, 40 acres of the tract Boiling Spring, with an some additional to odd to the N1~:=~ and Ruth list but 1 could send adjoining 50 ucres of the tract Mistaken Rival part of the tract t~ot information later lf ~ou won~ ~= pri~t that !:st now. T~ere a~= previously conveyed by James Beall and Elizabeth, his wife (and widow always going to be cdd1t1c~s1corre=~1ons os more nccerial is found. of Matthias Pooley) to Andrew Kessler and also 6 3/4 acres of a tract tMcught perhaps ! ~au!~ bet many :e~te"s from cesce~dents wit~ r.c"e =~ called Fathers Lecture. They agreed to warrant and defend Martin =:fferent lnformct:on, ~~t t~at ~=s~·~ ~=p~e~ed ~et. Waltz against any persons claiminq any part thereof from or under James Beall and Zephaniah Beall, both deceased. This deed was signed I would appreciate a ~1tt!e i~formaticn frcm ~cu You •r.d"coted by Basil Beall, Ninian Beall, James Beall and Samuel H. Beall. In the that E!ecnor CBroc~el Beall d1ed i- !~85. Where c~d ~ou get-~h~t acknowledgement to the deed, Mary, wife of Ninian Beall and (blank) !~formation end re~ ccc~rc~e de ~=- cc~s1cer :t t= be? 7~e ::s=:~~ ~=u presented for ~lpheus Beall ~1-~l- J, sen cf Basil and Lucy, wife of Basil Beall, relinquished their dower rights. '7, J2 April indicated Alpheus was father of P":sc:llc Beall r -1821 He~ry S=. 119.§. Basil Beall sold to Daniel Cursman for 1200 pounds current money K"( J n. Thomas nagr ... :ier : ! ... 50-1788 :_:;::!;::per :o. , ;,;::1 J. And !:?-:at · of Maryland part of five tracts of land with a total of 160 acres. Priscilla and Themas had 9 ch1!dre-. ~here di~ ~ow ~et this The first was a part of a tract called Castle Henry of 75 acres, l-fcrmotior.? 0 ny ~ec=~:is? Do you :eel sure she-w=s a Beal!~ ~ny located near Dorian~ Choice, Resurvey on Leonard's Good Luck and Mount idea where they ~ere t~v1rg UJhen :~e~ married? Philip. Two parcels near Termstool one containinq 5 acres the other 12 acres, and yet another which was the end of Lots#12 (part of Y=u ~~d1c~te~ thee ~=~ ~ad c :.st:ng ~: marr:=;es, ~h:ch :nc!~~ed Fieldorea) of 18 acres. .And part of a tract called Lambeth for 50 some net in the us~ol publlshec cc==unts. Would 6=~ please send acres near Resurvey on Leonard's Good Luck, Dorian's Choice and By the t~ose? I need ell the help I =er. ~ec, partl=wlcrl~ cs the f=rn~l:es Garden. These properties were adjoining those purchased by Jacob ge~ more ccmpl1ccted, end with o!l :~e dupl1cctJon of names. Getzendanner of Basil Beall on the same day. Maria relinqueshed her riqht of Dower. q, 12 Apr 179-.6. Basil Beall sold to Jacob :!est ui1shes. Getzendanner for 1751 pounds 5 shillings current money of Maryland part of two tracts of land. One tract called Castle Henry of 179 1/2 acres located near Termstool, Leonard's Good Luck and Mount Philip. The other tract Lot#l2 of Fieldorea of 54 acres near Pleasant Plains. lsuRNAME I BEALL Ancestor Table !"fA~1E WILLIMI COJ UHBUS BEh.L!.... ------_ ----·---- ·-----;· MO. SllHI of BORN__f! DE~ 1852 . . ·-·· .. PLAccCNear)_ \.!J~Uf:LD, LA Ro,oorchor • ~ -- -~~ SOl'RCE OF INFORNATIDlf MARRIED .3 .oc~aa... ____ - l'l.Ar.l: ~·••First Pedigree Ancestor with this Surname. DIED -5. Jt."NE....19il. __ .. _ •. .. r1 At~E PINE\"ILLE.~ L.\ ..... Fam., __ ··--·--- Bessie "~iffie" WILKIN LAFAYETTE BEALL Mamec1-.J.__ _ _.I ______BtllUED AT~Q.Q.ILC.EMD'.EB"i:.a... PIN.P'ILLE, LA - - RESIDED AT _ ···------··· Dea11eHall Broi.-n _J _ --·-· _ --·- .. __ --· 25li lith St. eorn w11••• Fatner ------occtPATtON ·-....···-·------.... CHURCH AFF._. Father 01011 ______wn•"------Motner ... m.: When Where ------'__ 1""'\I""L ... L... r_.-~~;..;.!_C..-.)""Ll.:..'':..:;·1.:..m.:..·.=.~ -'-n.-r_A_: .... '.. ______Ma• .. ed_.i..___...... 1 ...s_A""I~"""-11-'-r.:..:R.:..:A.:..:.X.;;.C:..F.:..:.S_r.::.:..1.:..·r.:..:.. ::-:.:. .. '..:...: _'.;..· l_H_;.:..q.:..·-_1.:..'-'4..;.(.:..' ~ OTHER SPOUSE. --··-· ---·-· Born 23 DEC 1852 wnere (Near) LA Fa:ner ALEXANDER TRAVIS CUP.RY ;-:IN~FIELlJ, SPOt:SE _S.A~~H. rn~Nf~!5_.~l'~.!L. --·· ---- Graneltather Died 5 JUNE 1941 wriere PINEVIL:.:::. LA Mothe"HARTHA FORT . ... m.: When 3 OCT 1880 wnere______eon:ic. - l(~ ~A)'__l~.~~ - ·---- - PLACE - - - .. - -· -~~~~~ .. ----, DIED ___ ! n;s_ 11.'!.6____ . . - - PLAC:t. ~~EXf._NpRI_A_, ...•. ·--·-- __J1--.l\~'I;..;;;L""'L""'IA... 1';.:.l-'T::.;H.:..:O;.;.M::.:A~S-::.BE::.:A;.:..:L~L.______Marriee1_.ii.._._..i.l..;.R;.;;;E;.;;;B.:.EC.;;.C;;.;A.:...... ::S;.;.;M.:.IT.;;.H;.;....:(..::l;.;;;8..;.4.:.l-_1:.;9;.:3:..:.7..:..)__ Bl"R1£.D AT. GR~ENl:J:9.9.P g~TERY. rrn~V~!-J~E, LA FATHER_ !,:URRY . \l\JTHF:.R'"""'.,, N-•• .!-IARTHA FORT Born 23 NO\" 18397 Where -----~-I-s..,s... I... s~s ... I_P,_P,_I-...._ Fatner WILLIS SMITH ~k._q~~J2~ TRA.Y~ OTHER SPUUSE ______Died 8 MAR 1863 wnere _<_N_e_a_r_)_P_ATT_E_R_S_O_N_.', __ L_A__ Mother PINKIE FOSTER ·------... m.: When 1859? Where c111(uil~'.~ · ·· A1rnS 01.:D ~!ARRI £0 GEORGE COLUMBUS BEALL ------..r I LUCINDA MCBRIDE ======*=DATE .,.,~_!;~C.E =--_!)~TE -=- rLA~£~-==DATE&PLAC£~·======__J1------Mamed~JO"----'·.....=...,;;.;;.;.;.;;.;.;....:.;.;;.;;:..:;.;.;;.;;=.------Born 1810 Where _____G_E_O_R_G_I_A____ Fatner ------JA~ES EDWARD I• Died 1835 Whet•------Mother I in.: Wiien----- Where------~I _.H...,E..,Z""'E""'K""'I""'A:.:.H-=BE..,A..,L..,L=------Marriee1-.J__ _..!_,_D ... A;.;.P.;.;H.:..:.N:.E...:H;.:.;O;;.;R,;,;.N;.;:S;.;:B.:.Y_D;;;.E::.;~;.;..-r::....- ____ h!LKIN LAFAYETTE . . . ~ATHER OF: BE~$IE-DEARE BEALL HA~L (~iffie's grandfather) ____J Born ______wnere ------Fa<;11er ------Doed ______w11e••------Mother ______... m.: Wher. Where ______lJ ~y ELIZABETH __J1--J_O_H_N_B_E..,A.;.;;L;.;;L;..______Mamec1-tJ__ .._l .;;.R;.;;E;.;;.B;;.EC;;.;C;;.;.A;...... =B.:.;AY.:.;E;:.;S;..... ______Born ______wnere ______Father------hlLLIAH ALEXANDER .. Died ______w1111re ______Hother ______m.: When Where______·I I __ji--W..-I..._L....L_,I .... AH..._ ... B._EA .. L""L--. ______Marrieo..,.t1-_..r.l..:N~A;i.:.N~Cu.Y...Q.ANN.w:,,..JPuENN~!------5 r::tANCES OLLIE Born ______where ------Father ------Oied ______Wh.,• ------Mother------L'£LA VIRGINIA .. m.: When Where______6! __Ji------Marroed-.ii...... -...i..------I GEORGE DEWEY Born ______wriere ------Father ------7 : Died Where------Hothe.------m.: When wnere 8 I ... ------I __Ji------Merried_...___...... ______I Born ______Where______Father------I 0.•d Where______Hother ------9· ... m.: When Where __J1------Marriec1------...... __ _ _.______10 I eom ______Whe••------Fatner ______Died wnere______Mother------m.: When Wher~ ... II __J1------M•rr1od.....,..._------_ _.______~n ______wrier•------Fatner ------.-. Ot•d Where______Mother ______12: ...... - m.: When Where

------1 -·-· -- --·--·-··------__J... ------M• rr ec1-tJi...... _...... ______13 Born ______Wh•••------FatherHother ------______in.:Oied Wilen Where------Where______14 .... urr:Beal, Willi11, 11 Feb 1723, Elizabeth Stockett. Ref:l AA·9&. deed:l2 Feb 1736 Agreuent between Elizabeth Beall vidov and Williu Beall Robert Barnes •11ary1and llarriaqes, 1634·1777" p.11. Jr. vbere she assigns ber 1/3 dover riqllts to llilliaa in return for a 21 year occ:upancy of the aansion house; Williaa to pay ber, yearly, aeal, corn, etc. gift deed:vritten 24 Jul 1719, recorded 19 Aug 1719 Prince George's Co. Elilabeth takes ber aark, Willia11 Beall signs bis naae. Prince George's Co. Fro1 father Tll01as Beall for love and affection to four of bis !f9ister of Wills; Liber '1 1 folio m. llaryland Ball of lecords. It is cbildren 1) dau Elizabeth Drayden 2) son Williaa Beall·neqro aan llane, a aystery vby the vidov Elu. Beall vould ghe up her life estate for this covs,cahes,sovs feather bed l furn. 31 son Benjuin Beall 4) dau Upben arrange1ent ... sbe bad not siq11ed her late busband's gift deed of ~'· Acq. 11.uphenel Te.nniblu. Fatner si~ vi~ bis distinctiYe aark of 'I' vith saaller B to llilli11 so presunbly that deed wasn't executed lf9ally. Tile v1dov against the sten. PGCo Land Ofhce. L1b.F, f.UM. LllS fil• 0014248 is pres\lled to be a 2nd or 3rd vile of Tbos. t.il'! inig. and not the aotber of itea 1, p.770-2. the cbi!dren. SDe does not call Williaa, son and she 1ust have been considerably younqer than her husband ••• be over age lOi.t at death, slle expecting vill of brother Benjaain:\Titten 18 llar 17291~, prov~ 31 llay 173~ v~rein to live, possibly, another 21 years. Benj111in Beall bequeaths to his bro Tboaas, bis bro lfllli111, and blS s1s Elizabeth Dryden the negro qirl JeMy at his fat~r's decease; . . property:27 felt 1738 petition by Willia11 Beall Jr. son of Thous Beall statinq Witnessed by John or.e, Cllleb (l) llorrifs,. and W1ll:1 ~aith. Ben)atln that patent of Loving Acquaintence for ma is deficient by ma and siqned bis naled and used a seal. Prerogatne Court, Walls ~· pp.12·3, 17. Jul requests said patent be vacated and cancelled. cranted. Chancery court, mo. 11aryland Sall of Records. See also LllS fill 0014279 Laber No. 1, tollo Chancery Record 7, (IRl4), p.63. Maryland Ball of Records, Annapol~s. lie an 110-1. curioU£ as to llillian's aoti ve for this aove ... to save taxes, possibly. inYentory of estate of brother Benjaain: V.L.Skinner Jr. •Abstracts of the property:lndenture written 26 llo\' 1761, recorded 2l Jan 1762 Tl!Oaas Beall PGCo Inventories of the Prerogative court of llaryland, 1728-1734•. f 0 17. planter to WilliH Beall Jun. PGCo planter ... for Ll4 sterling ... that part or Liber 15, folio 495 Pr.Geo's Co. L77.9.6. lpprai~r~:Cleme~t 8111 . parcel of land in PGCo ... called "Fl~gq Botto11" ... 200a. ,1s/Thos.Beall . Jr., 11111111 Saith. creditors: Cle1t11t Bill, Ben)aun Alle1n. llext of Xin: llit:llath. llagnider, Ceo.Gantt. Ko v1fe ack. PGCo LO L1b U:U5. LDS hl11 TbOlas Beall Sr., Willi11 Beall Jr. Executor: llinian Beall. 0014252 ite11 2. gift deed:vritten 1 Jlay 1730, recorded 21 Jul 1730 vhere Tholas Beall,Sr. deeds property:lndenture written 26 !lov 1761, recorded 23 Jan 1762. Tho1as Beall to his son, Willia• Beall Jr. ma Lovi119 Acquaintence reserving a life estate FGt'o planter to Willian Beall Jun PGCo planter ... for US sterling ... •naqq for hiaself and vife Elizabeth. Be ukes bis unusual aark. Bovever, Elizabeth Botto21• in PGCo .... 2ooa. /s/Tbos.l\eall llit:Kath.llaqruder, Geo.Gantt. does llOt aclmovledqe. llit:Ralpb crabb, John Beall Jr. Prince Georqe's co. Land Priscilla vife of Tbo1as Beall ack. PGCo LO Lib RR:272. LllS fila lecords Liber Q, f.57. UlS fil1 0014249 item 1, p.57. 0014252 ite11 2. (duplicate of above but shows Priscilla ack).

deed:l4 Oct m2 for L60 sterling Tboaas Beall sells to bis son, William Beall property:Beterick •rive Faailies Beall 1 p.20 copy courtesy Roberta Bull 11994) Jr. the l!eCJ?O Jlaria 1son Benjaain being deceased), o~d bay borse, 9 cattle, 16 notates ... 29 Jlar l76!'1 llillia1 Beall Jun to beloved son Tboaas Beall PCCo boqs 2 feather beds • furniture, 1 flock bed l furniture, and •au tbe residue "Batchelors Choice• 41 l/2a on East Paint Branch of the Eastern Branch of of .Y vbole estate•. Prince Georqe's co., Maryland Land Records Liber Q, f .542. Potoaac River, another 1Batchelors Content" 120a. /s/llilliaa Beall Jun. LllS fill 00142'9 itea 1, p.542. PGCo Lib Tr:379. tasss••~mas:acsas=-=:::a:sa:::.:a.:ausz::::::::st:::s...-i:::::aaaa::=:.a:::saasa:.:-...:::::sasa2s=••••==== deposition:WI Beall Jun aged 34 years ... abt 12 yrs. aqo be carried the cbain as Jues Edlonston ran a tract of land called •seaue• ... Dec 9, 1734. • James Ed10nston aqed 36 yrs •••• abt 21 yrs. aqo be sav his father run a llne ••• of •PouUand Bills• and land call!d •Seatle• ••• PGCo Land Office, Lil> T,f.237. UlS flll 0014249 itu 2.

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300 fLupbenel TaMibill. ratber siqns vith bis distinctive mlt of T with s1aller B aqainst the stu. liritten 24 Jul 1719, recorded 19 Aug 1719. Prince George's Co., llaryland Land Office Liber F, folio 113·~. l.m fill 0014241itH1, p, no-2.

~11l:•Titten U liar 1729/30, proved 31 llay mo vberein Benjaain Beall leaves to bis father Tboaas fleall the neqro or neqroes, qoods and cbattles which be, Thous, qne by a gift deed to Benjaain 24 Jul 1719 wbicb were to be distributed atter Tho.as• deatll. To his bro lboaas, bis bro Williaa, and bis sis Elizabeth Dryden the neqro girl Jenny at his father's decease; to his bro llinian the neqro vow Ilaria at bis father's decease and the residue of bis estate. Brother llinian to be the executor. Witnessed by Jolln one, caleb (I) liorrifs, and Will:• S1itb. Benjuin siqned his naaed and used a seal. Preroqathe Court, Wills 20, pp.12-3, 17 Jul 1730. llaryland Ball of Records. See also Lm fil1 0014279 Liber Ho. 1, folio uo-1. Establishes Hinian and Tboaas also as cbildren of Tboaas Beall Sr. inventory of estate:V.L.Skinner Jr. •Abstracts of the Inventories of the Preroqatne Court of l!aryland, 172&-1734" Faaily Line Plllllications, llaryland. 1991. p.17. Liber 15, folio 49S Pr.Geo's CO, L77.9.6. Appraisers:Cleaent Bill Jr., Willia Smith. Creditors: Cleaent Bill, Benjaain Allein. Nezt of Kin: lbo1as Beall sr., Willia. Beall Jr. Executor: Ninian Beall.

CHILD 4 • llinian BEALL Jr/Sr·222 property:lndenture written 23 liar 1716, recorded 1 Apr 1717 between Williaa Jlicholls,and lllry his wife, planter of Prince Georqe's co., llaryland of tbe first part and linian Beall Jr., planter of afsd. county, son of Tbous Beall, of the 2nd part ... for L2S Enqlisb aoney ... part of a tract of land called •Buntinq Quarters• 50 a., ... and all of tbat tract called •Gaaefield•(east side of Kicholl 's Bunting Qtrs,) 100 a. SiCJ!led: Willi11 licholls and acknovledqed by llary. Wit:Patrick Bepllurn llld Tbo: Clagett. LDS Ula 0014241 itea 1 p.m-6. Liber E, folio 413-6. Ball of Records, Annapolis, llarylllld.

property:21 Oct 1724 Warrant for 40 a. 9l'anted fro1 Bis Lordsbip's Land Office unto llinian Beall, PCCO for "Beale's Point•. certificate of suney dated 21 Feb 1725 for 40 a. called llQeale's Point• lyinq in PCCO. Land Office Patent Record ILIA, p.721. Ball of Records, Annapolis, laryland. property:Indenture vritten a Jul 1725, recorded 5 Aug 1725 betveen Tbous Willson Jr.,plmter of PCCO. of the first part and linian Beall, Jr. planter of WIFE the other part ... for L7 ...part of a tract called "Wlllson's rort• ...s5 a. qift deed: wr tten on 1 llay 1730 and recorded 21 Jul 1730 Ibo.as Beall deeds Siqned: Tbous Willson Jr., vife aclt. Wit:Jos. Belt and John Powell. Im fill to bis son Wllliu Beall Jr. 312 a. Lodnq Acquaintence reseninq a life estate 0014241 ite1 3. Lib.I, f.6S9. 111ote:Tbo6. Willson Sr. sold to Ibo&. Willson Jr. for biaself and vife Elizabetb. ee lakes bis wk as usual. eovever, Elizabetb 15 oct 1722 for LlS. m a. be nq pt. of "Willson's Enlarquent• and pt. of does not siCJll. Prince George's Co. Land Records Liber Q, folio 57. LDS fil1 •lfillson's Fork•. Bary Willson, vife of Sr. ack. See ibid, folio 336. J 00142'9 ite1 1, p.57. property:Indenture written 22 !loY ms, recorded 25 Feb 1726 wbere linilll deed: on 14 oct 1732 for L60 sterli119 !bow Beall sells bis son Willin Beall Beall, Jr. planter, sells "Beall'& Point• 40 a. to licbard Williaas planter of Jr. tbe neqro Karia (son Benjaain be1119 deceased), old bay horse, 9 cattle, 16 Anne Arundel CO. for 1300 pounds tobacco. Signed:linian Beall, vife Cltherine t1o9s, 2 featber beds • furniture, 1 flock bed • furniture, and all the residue ack. Wit:Jn. llaCjrllder and John Powell. Lib.It, f.127. llaryland Ball of Records. of If vbole estate. Prince Georqe's co. Land Records Liber Q, folio 542. LDS fil11 0014249 iten 1, p.542. bequeaths to bro Ninian tbe neqro woaan Maria at his fatber's decease and tne residue of his estate. lfinian to be eiecutor. Preroqative Court, Will& 20, deed:l2 Feb 1736 Aqreemt betveen Elilabetb Beall widow and llilli11 Beall pp.12·3. llaryland Hall of Records. Also Im fil1 0014279 Lib.lfo.1, f.110-1. Jr. vbere sbe usiqns her 1/3 dower riqhts to Willia. in retuni for a 21 year occupancy of the 1ansion house and Willi11 to pay ber, yearly, aeal, com, etc. deed of qift:recorded 30 Aug 1751 by Elizabeth lladdaas PCCo. for •the natural Elirabetb 1altes ber 1arlt, Willia. Beall siqns bis name. Prince George's CO. love and affection which I do bear unto 1y vell beloved neiqhbor Hinian Reqister of kills, Liber T, folio m. Jlaryland Ball of Records. It is lleall ... • Such a consideration i& usually resened for relatives ... are they a 1ystery vhy the vidov Eliz. Beall would qive up ber life estate for tbis related in soae vay? Tbis frivolous deed qives •t.11e skin of the face of a manqeaent ...she bad not siqned her late husband's qift deed of Lov. Acq. Certain Dark Coulard led Bull vitb a llotley face• ... in a Certain John Bro•11·s to Williat so presUJably tbat qift deed wasn't leqally executed. Tbe widow faeadov?). U>S fill 0014251 ite1 2. Lib.PP, f.134. is pres\lled to be a 2nd or 3rd wife of Tbos. the iuiq. and not the aotber of the cbildren. She does not call Williu, son and she aust hm been property:lndenture written 30 llov 1772 betlieen Ninhn Beall Sr. (ack. by dfe considerably younyer tban her busband ... be over age 100 at deatb, she e1pectinq catberine), planter, PCCO. and son llenj11in Bedl PCCo .... for LS ... all that to lhe, poss1bly, another 21 years. tract of land Deinq part of •caaefield £nlarqecl• ... 9 112 a. SiCJ!led:Ninian Beall Sr. Vit:Chris.o Lowndes and Rieb.cl Dudcett Jr. Lm fil• 0014254 p.195. Lib.BB CQILD 1 • JhoH!i BT.AU. Jr. •912 lo.3, f.195-6. willaTitten U llar 1729/30, pmed 31 llay 1730 vberein Benjaain Beall leaves to bis bro Thous, his bro Willia, and h1s sis Elizabeth Dryden the neqro qirl property:lndenture vritten 30 llo' 1772 between linian Beall Sr. (ack. by wife JeMy at bis father's decease; to his bro linian the neqro voun Ilaria at catberine), planter, PCCO. and son Tbous Beall ... all the 3 following tracts 1) bis tatber's decease and the residue of his estate. Brother llinian to be tbe part of "Willsoll's Fon• conveyed by Tbo1as Willson Jr. to linian Beall, SS a. executor. Witnessed by Jobn one, caleb (I) lforrifs, and Will:• Stith. l!enjalin 2)part of Gaaefield Enlarqed• lately reslll'Veyed 133 1/4 a. 3)15 1/2 a. [part of siCJlled bis named and used a seal. Preroqathe court, Wills 20, pp.12-3, 17 Jul Gaaefield] ... for IJ2. Siqned:linian Beall Sr. Vit:saae. LDS fil1 OOH2St p.196. 1730. laryland Ball of iecords. See also Im fil1 0014279 Liber 110. 1, folio Lib.BB lo.3, f.196·1. uo-1. Istablisbes Kinian and Tbo1as also as cbildren of Tbo1as Beall Sr. property:Indenture written 30 llov 1772 between lfinian Beall Sr. tack. by vife lndenture:vritten 25 Oct 1730, recorded 25 !lov 1730 catherine), planter, PGCo. and John Brovn, planter, PCCO ... for IJ lOS ... all between Tbolas Beall Jr., Prince Georqe's Parish, planter, and Georqe Kurdock •caaefield £nlarqed• ...20 a. I.PS fil1 0014254 p.m. Lib.BB llo.3, f.211-9. (Tabitha's step father) 1inister of the parish for LlOO a tract called (John Brovn is a son-in-lav]. •friend's Goodwill• in afsd parish containing plantation where Kurdoclt 11Yes; bounded by Edvard Diggs and •Friendship•; ~ntains 150 a. Wit: property:Indenture vritten 3 Kay 1779, recorded 11 Jun 1779, Ninian Beall Sr. Jo.caswell, Jno. Maqruder, 111. Penson. Ack:Tabitba vife of Tbos. Beall. (wife does not ack.) PCCo. to Joms Beall, faner, PCCO. [llinian's er.on. Son Prince Georqe's co., llaryland Land Records, Liber Q, f.161. of bis late son Benjamin) ... for LSSO ... all that tract called •rather s Reserve" beqinning at a stone filed in an old field aarked the north side B.B. and on ceILD 2 • Elizabeth BEALL-166 the south side l.B •••• a partition boundary between tbe afsd Ninian Beall and gift deed:fro1 fatber Tbo1as Beall to dau llizabeth Draydentsic] a cow, calf, bis son Benjalin Beall ...139 1/2 a. Si911ed:linian Beall Sr. lfit:Jues Beck. and three sovs; also qifts to ber tbree siblings, Williu, Benjaiin, and Upben Lib.CC 12, f.630-1. llaryland Ball of Records. (Eupbe11e) Twlbill. Written 24 Jul 1719, recorded 19 Aug 1719. Prince Georqe's co., llarylud Land Office, Liber F, folio 113-S. LDS fil1 0014241 ite1 birthdate:BMba119b •Maryland Records-1776 census• vbere be appears as aqe ao. 1, p.770-2. vill:of llinian Beall written 22 Aug mo, pmed 29 Aug mo PGCo:, gelltleaan, vill:vritten 11 Kar 1729/30, proved 31 llay 1730 wherein Benjuin Beall leaves where be bequeaths to bis sunivinq children and qcbildren. LDS fll1 0014279 to bis bro Thom, his bro Williaa, and bis sis Elizabeth Dryden the neqro qlrl itu 2. PGCo. Wills, llo.l 7, p.125-6. Jenny at bis fatber's decease; to bis bro linian the neqro vow Karia at his father's decease and the residue of his estate. Brother linian to be the CHILD S • Euphene BFJ.U·l7l executor. Witnessed by Jobn one, ca1e11 (J) lorrifs, and Will:• Slitb. Benjuin qlft deed:froa father Thous Beall for love and affection to four of bis sigDed bis naled and used a seal. Preroqative court, Wills 20, pp.12·3, 17 Jul cbildren 1) dau Elizabeth Drayden 2) SOil Villi11 Beall 3) soil Benjalin Beall mo. Karyland Ball of Records. see also Im fil1 0014279 Liller No. 1, folio o dau Upben (Eupbene) Tannibill - cov and calf. Father siqns vltb his uo-1. F.stablisbes Binian and Tbo1as also as childreJI of Tboaas Beall Sr. distinctive 1ark of capital T witb saaller 8 aqainst the stea. Written 24 Jul 1719, recorded 19 Aug 1719. Prince Ceorqe's Co., Karyland C!!llJ> 3 - BeniAJ!iD BF.ALJ.-172 Land Office, Liber F, folio 113-S. Lm fill 0014241ite11, p. 770-2. qift deed:fr01 tatber !bolas Beall for love and affection to four of bis cbildren 1) dau Elisabeth Drayden 2) son lfilliaa Beall 3) son Benjaain Beall - CHILD 6 - Willi11 BEAU Jr. ·174 neqro vo1aJl Maria, covs, calves, sovs, featber bed and furniture 4) dau llpben ....

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;-~------;~~;------Bt.;S!M!!D - Tllo•as BW.-m Clll.: PLACE: jlJUqrat.ion:llurland Land Office patent record liCl2 p.16 dated 10 Apr 1679 DID>: Aft 1767 PLACE: ~ays Tllo11as ~11 pro1ed his riqllt to of land for transportinq biaself BUP..: soa PLACE: in~o ~ province. llaryland Ball of Jcecords. lie are aatinq an assuaption tbat F!TBn: th!s 1s tbe Tbo1as of St.Andre•'s Parisi!, Fife born to to Jues Bell and ll!len llO'lllD!: ~1ngle. cus Skordas "Early settlers of llaryland" p.35 lists a fholas Bell and ~~;;z::::=:::::-:-:======:::::.:::.:=.:.s:::::.::::z~=====•=!:c:t:=::::::a::::::::a1:::====•=a:::::::aa::=:zaaz1::=~=••===-= ~1fe Elizabetb vbo iuiqrated in 1659 (Lib.S,f.m) bovever tbis family settled l~ Anne >.rundel co. inter1arryinq ~itb the Dorseys, Bo;;ards, etc. Ibid p.31 "i:""~;=;:~"""~~;::;i~==szss::==1t•=====ssm::=:u:::::::s:a:s::=::s:::::::s:::==----======m= hsts e. 'l'hoaas Beale of st.Kary's CO. vbo received a vanant for service in 16?2 (~lb.17,f.571: ..be 1ay ~ the sa1e as vas transported (tbat is, another -- BORK: Abt 1690 PLACE: paid his passaqe) 1n 1666 {Lib.9,f.4361: the faaily appears to be catbolic, II CBR.: PLACE: vbereas our Thous was Presbyterian. Dim: PLACE: BUI.: PLACE: iniqration:llaryland Land Office patent record WCl2 p.346-7 dated 27 Jlar 1680 SPOUSE: Tabitba BILLEARi-909 DIJI: 66 say~ 'l'llo•~ ~l alonq vitb Willia• and Priscilla Tiaons, and licllard movers l!AlP.: PLACE: ass1qn tbeir nqbts to soa eacb for transportinq ~lves into tbe proTince ------to JaleS La!K;ston of Solle?Set. '!'!mas Bell siqns vitb his distinctive urk of a 2. HAJIE: Elizabetb W.U.-166 capitol 'I' vitb a Haller uprigbt capitol B attached to its ste1. llaryland Ball -- BOU: Abt 1692 PLACE: of Records, Allllapolis. F cm.: PLACE: Dim: PLACE: land and property:25 Jul 1614 Col.Hinian Beall uses his lOOOa varrant to Bili.: PLACE: patent l)Bealls Reserve .ma 2lllwldee lSOa and 3)~vinq Ac:quaintence lDSa SPOUSE: Tbo11as DRmEN-171 mv: 73 t•o days l!ter on 27 Jul 1684 col. linian assiCJllS all his rigllts to tbe 105a llW: PLACE: ~v. Acq. to loses Croo11e and bis beirs forever. It bas been erroneously LJ~;-flenja;!~~:;;;------reported that tbb assic;n1ent vas to •1y brother 'l'bo.as Beall". To date ve bave fotmd no doClment vriere Col. Hinian calls 'l'Zlous Beall his brother, or even - BOl!H: Abt 1694 PLACE: kin. Evi~tall}' loses Crooie did not cosplete tbe term of this assi~ II CBR.: PLACE: because lll an undated doculent of about 1701 !bollS Beall requests a special Dim: mo PLACE: Pr.Geo's co.,11ary1and varnnt for vacant lend contiguous to ~vinq Acquaintence, and on 31 llay 1701 BUI.: PLACE: fbolas Beall ~ks to resurvey ~v. Acq. vith tbe adjoininq vacant land and SPOUSE: states that 11nie11 Beall bad suneyed, patented, and assiCJ!!ed bis rights to llA.ll: PLACE: ~"'· Acq. 105a to 'l'bo1a.s Beall. {Land Office warrant records Liber A, folio 255-6 Hall of Records). In an undated dOClllellt 'l'boaas Beall petitions for a 4. MAl!l: llinian BEALL Jr/Sr-222 special warrant for the resurveyed ~v. Acq. into 312a (Land Office patent - BOD: 1696 PI.Act: Pr.Geo's co.,Raryland record Liber BBl3, fB3, f.547-1. !aryland Ball of Records). II CD.: PLACE: Dim: 22 Sep 1730 PI.Act: Pr.Geo's eo.,!aryland rent. roll: ~· 1650-1723 Patuxent Hundred. 312 acres, 12.6 yearly rent. BUI.: PLACE: ~VelllCJ Acqwntance. Resurveyed 7tb 7br 1701 for TD:i: Beale tieq. at a bd. \t. SPOUSE: cat!!erine OOKE-223 lliDI: 6S oak ye corner tree of 'l'bos Barnards land. Pots: 'l'bous Beall Sell. ~ fila !All: 1722 PLACE: Prince Geo's co. ,Raryland 0013153 itea 3 p.110. ms:::s-=s..-::-:--z:an===::sz::z:::=::::::::-~111r:=::==s:zsz:a::--=::.:s::::=z:aas:z:z::az-...:=z::::::::=m::=::::::ra~ 5. HAME: Eupbene BEW.-873 gift deed:vritten 24 Jul 1719, recorded 19 Aug 1719. For love and --- BORI: Abt 1691 PLACE: affection Tbous Beall deeds to four of his children as follows: F CBR.: PI.Act: l)to dau Elhabetb Drayden - cov, calf, 3 sovs 2)to son Willie Beall - Dim: PU.CE: 11e9l"O nn llme, c:ovs, calves, SOiS, feather bed ' furniture 3) to son l!eJljuin BUR.: PLACE: Beall - neqro vol!ll Baria, covs, calm, sows, feather bed ' fllrniture 4) to SPOUSE: Willias TAIOflJ!ILL-231 KRiii: 71 dau Dpben (Eupbelle) 'l'annihill - cov and calf. Aqain his am is tbe distinctive K!ll: PLACE: T vitb B against the stu. PGCo.Land Office, Llb.r, f.m-s. ~ fil1 ·;:--;;~;-;iiii;;·;~-;;::;~------0014241 ite1 1, 770-2. This estahllshes four of bis cllildren. --- BOP.N: 1700 PLACE: CJift deed: written 1 l!ay 1730, recorded 21 Jul 1730. 'fbous Beall deeds ft CD.: PLACE: Dim: PLACE: BUI.: Pl.Act: SPOCSE: Elizabetb STOCKl.'Tr-237 KRII: 719 !!All: 11 Feb 1723 PLACE: SOuthRiverParisll,AnneArundelCO. llaryland :::::::::.z:aasz:.::::::ss:s:::=:::=--s~sz:z:=--u.=::::a:::::::::&s::c=::::--~ ... ---=====::::::;::::,_-:sz::::::s:::a::::::ss~-::

Janet Beall Broadbent 214 Frances Dr. Los Altos, CA 94022-3727 Pbone:41S-941-SC26 +Carleton Lewis Taylor m: June 26. 1912 in Newton. Massachusetts •2nd Wife of Jarvis Thayer Beal: iv Stanley Abijah Beal b: November 19. 1896 in Newton {Newton Highlands}. +Eleanor Blethen Chadbourne b: July 10, 1868 in Lewiston, Maine Massachusetts d: June 5, 1958 m: November 22, 1890 in Webster, Maine d: April 16, 1925 +Acnes Greenshields m: May 16, 1924 8. Children of Eleanor Blethen (Chadbourne) & Jarvis Thayer Beal: v Willian~ Bird Beal b: March 10, 1898 in Newton {Newton Highlands}. Massachusetts vii Erwin William Beal, Sr. b: August 9, 1892 in Newton, Massachusetts d: July 15. 1899 in Newton {Newton Highlands}. Massachusetts d: August 17. 1984 vi Roger Drinkwater Beal b: October 20. 1901 in Newton {Newtonville}, Massachusetts +Dora A. Stewart m: July 6, 1921 in Newton, Massachusetts d: January 5, 1919 viii Harold Agustus Beal b: July 30, 1894 in Newton, Massachusetts d: March 3, 1899 vii Olive Emma Beal b: April 27, 1903 in Newton {Newtonville}. Massachusetts in Newton, Massachusetts d: January 25, 1985 ix Carl Newton Beal b: June 10, 1897 in Newton, Massachusetts d: ABT June 1969 +John Tunno Knudsen b: June 2, 1900 m: August 26, 1925 d: July 1966 +Josephine Lawrence m: October 18, 1922 •2nd Wife of Abijah Thayer Beal: (They had no children) x Lawrence Milton Beal b: May 19, 1903 in Newton, Massachusetts +Georgia Ella Cook b: August 17, 1871 m: September 12, 1923 d: August 26, 1904 in Newton, Massachusetts d:August29, 1957 xi Thelma Susie Beal b: November 14, 1906 in Webster, Maine d: July 5, 1969 +Jeffrey Jardine m: March 14, 1925 Francis Guy Beal, Sr. Abijah Thayer Beal 9. Francis Guy Beal, Sr. b: September 28. 1894 in Newton {Newton Highlands}. Massachusetts d: August 5, 1941 in Natick, Massachusetts. Francis was educated at 8. Abijah Thayer Beal b: February 18, 1869 in Webster, ~aine d: Jan~ary 23, 1~52 in Amherst College in Amherst, Massachusetts. Francis signed up for the draft registration Newton {Newtonville}, Massachusetts. Abij~h along with his f~the~. Ja.rv1s were bu1ld.ers during World War I, but was not drafted. Francis was a landscaper who raised flowers. in the Newton area. Abijah was noted for his fine workmanship with his carpentry skills. Francis and Doris and some of their children are buried at the Newton Cemetery in Abijah also helped build the Hunnewell Club, along with his_ father, Ja:'is. A Mayflower Newton, Massachusetts. line enters the Beal line when Abijah marries Ellen Eliza Bird. Ellen 1s a descendant ~f +Doris Marguerite Smith b: May 27, 1897 in Winthrop, Massachusetts William Brewster that settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts in 1620. Ellen was a music m: September 1, 1923 in Newton {Auburndale}. Massachusetts (piano) teacher, who won a bronze medal for her "Norma~dy M~rch" so~g ~he wr:?te and d: February 16, 1982 in Lowell, Massachusetts entered in the 1892-1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, llhno1s. Ab1Jah and 10. Children: his two wives and some of their children are buried at the Newton Cemetery in Newton, Barbara Constance Beal b: July 17, 1924 in Newton, Massachusetts Massachusetts. +Frederick Henry Baldwin, Sr. b: June 25, 1921 in Chelsea, Massachusetts •1st wife of Abijah Thayer Beal m: August 26, 1944 in Malden, Massachusetts +Ellen Eliza Bird b: May 18, 1864 in East Boston, Massachusetts ii Francis Guy Beal, Jr. b: September 28, 1925 in Newton, Massachusetts m: June 28, 1892 in Newton {Newton Upper Falls}, Massachusetts d: April 1, 1988 in Garden Grove, California d: May 8, 1922 in Newton {Newtonville}, Massachusetts. +Barbara Ford Goodyear b: April 21, 1929 in Somerville, Massachusetts 9. Children of Ellen Eliza (Bird) & Abijah Thayer Beal (all bom 1n Newton! m: March 16, 1951 in Billerica, Massachusetts Massachusetts) iii Patricia Maud Beal b: August 31, 1929 in Boston, Massachusetts Jarvis Thayer Beal, 2nd b: April 3, 1893 in Newton {Newton Centre}, Massachusetts +Harold Wallace Hammond, (Fish Jr. is Harold's fathers last name, Hammond d: February 4, 1967 in New Smyrna, Florida is Harold's mother's maiden name) b: September 14, 1926 in Chicago, Illinois +Florence Marion Nott b: Odober 1, 1903 in Norwich, Vermont m: June 1, 1922 m: February 18, 1949 in Newton {Auburndale}. Massachusetts in Norwich, Vermont d: June 23, 1942 in Pembroke, New Hampshire iv Dana Richard Beal b: February 13, 1931 in Newton, Massachusetts '"2nd Wife of Jarvis Thayer Beal, 2nd: d: Odober 9, 1993 in Newton, Massachusetts +Ruth Whitney Hayden m: June 24, 1949 +Anita Agnes Donnelly b: July 24, 1937 in Rochester, New Hampshire ii Francis Guy Beal, Sr. b: September 28, 1894 in Newton {Newton Highlands}, m: June 26, 1959 in Newton. Massachusetts Massachusetts d: August 5, 1941 in Natick, Massachusetts v Gordon Lewis Beal b: September 20, 1934 in Newton, Massachusetts +Doris Marguerite Smith b: May 27. 1897 in Winthrop, Massachusetts d: April 19, 1981 in Boston, Massachusetts m: September 1, 1923 in Newton {Auburndale}, Massachusetts +Carmen Maria Pineda b: October 25, 1939 in Bogota, South America d: February 16, 1982 in Lowell, Massachusetts m: October 2, 1964 in Newton, Massachusetts iii Robert Aubrey Beal b: September 21, 1895 in Newton {Newton Highlands}. Massachusetts d: January 1, 1902 in Newton {Newtonville}, Massachusetts

•• fl Moses Goold Beal xi Nettie Beal b: September 1, 1869 +Lorettus A. Strout m: Odober 16 1892 xii Lilla M. Beal b: February 15, 1871 ' 6. Moses Goold Beal b: November 11, 1821 in Durham. Maine d: February 15, 1890 in Leeds, Maine. Moses was the son of Charlotte Coombes (Goold) and Stephen Beal. +Albion Brewster m: January 30, 1891 Husband of Lilla M. Beal: See Beall Genealogical News, Volume VI, #2, June 1996 (Vvtiole #22) for the first five ~nd +Fred Baker m: December 12 1903 generations ending at Stephen Beal. After the early death of their father, Stephen in Andover, Maine, 1t appears that the family moved back to Greene, Maine to be brought xiii Moses Evans Beal b: Odober 5, 1S73 in Webster. Maine +Georgie S. Holmes m: April 19, 1905 by other Beal family members. Moses was a farmer, and then became a carpenter. Moses served with his brother, William, and oldest son, Jarvis in Company G. 23rd Maine Infan try during the Civil War. They served from September 10, 1862 until July 15, 1863. Moses Jarvis Thayer Beal was a deacon in the Free Baptist Church in Greene, Maine. Moses was also a temperance v.aker and superintendent of the Free Baptist Sabbath schools in Greene and 7. Jarvis Thayer Beal b: November 25, 1845 in Lewiston, Maine d: August 24, 1916 in Sabattus, Maine. Moses is buried at the Greenwood Cemetery in Greene, along with his Nev.iton. Massachusetts. ~arvis served in Company G, 23rd Maine Infantry for nine months 2nd and 3rd wives, and three of their children. His 1st wife is buried at the Sanborn ~nd Company K. 29th ~1ne Infantry for three years during the Civil War. Jarvis rose up Cemetery in Sabattus, Maine. The Town of Webster has been renamed to Sabattus. in the ranks from a Pnvate to the rank of Sergeant in the 29th Maine. His service dates •1st wife of Moses Goold Beal: (They had no children) range from Septem~r 10, 1862 until July 15, 1863, and from September 14, 1863 until +Rachel Cushing b: Ses:tember 7, 1821 in Lisbon, Maine June 21, 1866 Jarvis ~s a farmer. and then a carpenter and builder. Jarvis helped build m: December 11, 1842 d: November 19, 1843 in Lisbon, Maine the Hunnewell Club in 1896, Vv111ch still stands today at 84 Church St in Newton, •2nd Wife of Moses Goold Beal: Massachusetts. In late 1889 ~er the. death ~f his wife Olive, Jarvis moved his family to +Sarah Ames b: July 2, 1825/1826 in Greene, Maine m: April 20, 1845 in Ne'Nton, Ma~chusetts. JaMs and his two wives, and some of their children are buried ?Webster, Maine d: August 13, 1861 in Greene, Maine at ~l~asant Hiii .cemetery, Sabattus, Maine. Jarvis fought in a battle at Pleasant Hill, 7. Children of Sarah (Ames) & Moses Goold Beal: (probably all born in Maine) L~u1s1ana on April 9, 1864 and chose to be buried in a cemetery with the same name. The Jarvis Thayer Beal b: November 25, 1845 in Lewiston, Maine City of Newton, Massachusetts is comprised of 13 villages. The names of the villages d: August 24, 1916 in Newton, Massachusetts Vvhen noted will be shown in { }. +Olive Ann Drinkwater b: September 10, 1850 in Webster, Maine •1st wife of Jarvis Thayer Beal: m: June 29, 1867 d: August 14, 1889 in Webster, Maine +Olive Ann Drinkwater b: September 10, 1850 in Webster, Maine ~nd Wife of Jarvis Thayer Beal: . m: June 29, 1867 d: August 14, 1889 in Webster, Maine. +Eleanor Blethen Chadbourne b: July 10, 1868 in Lewiston, Maine ~- Ch1!dren of Olive Ann (Drinkwater) & Jarvis Thayer Beal (probably all born in Maine) m: November 22, 1890 in Webster, Maine d: April ~ 6, 1925 1 ~ljah Thayer Beal b: February 18, 1869 in Webster, Maine d: January 23, 1952 ii Arvilla/Orvilla Jennie Beal b: May 23, 1847 d: February 1902 in Lewiston, Maine in Newton {Newtonville}, Massachusetts +Mansil Farr m: October 5, 1867 +Ellen Eliza Bird b: May 18, 1864 in East Boston. Massachusetts iii Georgianna Beal b: April 6, 1850 d: October 1850 m: June 28, 1892 in Newton {Newton Upper Falls}, Massachusetts iv Herbert Moses Beal b: January 28, 1855 d: 1930 d: May 8, 1922 in Newton {Newtonville), Massachusetts +Sarah J. Ring m: April 13, 1879 ~nd Wife of Abijah Thayer Beal: v Francisco G. Beal b: March 12, 1856 +Georgia Ella Cook b: August 17, 1871 m: September 12, 1923 • +Herbert Teel m: March 8, 1878 d:August29, 1957 vi Stephen S. Beal b: September 18, 1857 d: 1930 ~~. No~is S. Beal b: October 28, 1870 d: February 9, 1930 +Clara A. Bates 111 Susie B. Beal b: November 25, 1873 in Webster, Maine d: March 20, 1964 vii Ella L Beal b: January 9, 1859 +Lewis S. Giles m: September 17, 1902 +John L Rogan m: September 15, 1882 iv Olive May Beal b: February 5, 1875 in Webster Maine d: July 4, 1920 in Wales, •3rc1 Wife of Moses Goold Beal: Maine ' +Lovina Pickens b: April 23, 1840 m: December 12, 1861 in Lewiston, Maine ~Albert Jesse ~anborn b: January 19, 1866 in Wales, Maine m: August 1, 1894 d: March 25, 1913 in Leeds, Maine in Webster, Maine d: April 3, 1952 in Wales, Maine 7. Children of Lovina (Pickens) & Moses Goold Beal (probably all born in Maine) v Eda Eldora Beal b: October 6, 1881 in Webster, Maine d: December 29, 1965 viii Fred Beal b: November 27, 1862 d: August 13, 1882 +Starratt R Videto b: February 18, 1885 in Greentovm, Novia Scotia, ix Georgia A. Beal b: Odober 13, 1864 Canada m: Jan:1ary 18, 1911 in Wales. Maine d: September 13 1931 in +Frank E. Pettingill m: March 8, 1891 Cundy's Harbor, Maine ' x Ortez Beal b: September 1, 1867 d: Odober 28, 1867 vi Lottie Villa Beal b: January 25, 1884 in Webster, Maine d: March 24, 1930 Who is the Real Father of William Beale, Sr.? Beal Family Genealogy Papers -14 Pages by a unknown Beal relative. A fourteen page typed document passed down through my family line. It as not known who did this work I am not going to debate who is William's father here. I will just present some of the This document has been found in other Beal families and other family lines from the Beal conflicting information that is out there for the reader to know about. This is certainly not line. It shows that Joseph Beal had three children: Arthur, William, and Abishag. the. entire scope of information available, but just some of the highlights presented here. I will use the spelling of Beale/Beal interchangeably in this chapter. John D. Beal, Jr. (The Real Father of Arthur Beal of York, Maine) spent years researching Arthur Beal and other Beal names in the 1970s and 1980s. He did not show any There have been a few possibilities shov.n as to the father of William. William, Arthur and connection to William here. Edward Beale all lived in the same area (South of the York River) of York, Maine. But when you read the York Deeds, and other records of that time, you will not find them There was also a William Beale of Marblehead, Massachusetts. That was just down the referring to each other as being related. Arthur states that Edward is his only son though. coast from York, Maine. William married Martha Bradstreet, and they had a son named William born about the same time of William Beale, Sr. His family is considered to be well Joseph Beale arrived with Captain John Mason in 1631 at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. documented, and he is not really considered to be the father of William Beale, Sr. The_ B7al~s of Durham, Maine area will tell you that was William's father. Joseph Beale's family as listed as: Arthur, William and Abishag. William states in the York Deeds that he There was also a William Beale that sailed on the ship, Fortune that arrived in November. has a sister named, Abishag. The Town of York records were destroyed by the Indian 1621. attack of the York Massacre in January, 1692. There may have been some proof in those records, but they are gone forever. William and Abishag were brought up by John Hole according to them and recorded in the York Deeds. At the same time, Joanna Crocker was also brought up by John Hole and his Charles Edward Banks (History of York, Maine, two volumes) states that William is not wife, Elizabeth. John and Elizabeth had no children of their own. William and Abishag started living "'1th him about 1671-1675. John Hole was a wealthy man, but it appears that re~ated to the other Beale families in York. Unfortunately, Charles Banks died before the William and Abishag did not received any of their wealth from the Holes. John had th1_r~ volu~e was W!'itten. The third volume would have contained the genealogy of Wilham. Has notes (1f they exist) on William Beale, Sr. have not been found. dealings with the John Beex & Company (of London, England) along with Barbados (West Indies, possible birth place of William). Barbados was a sailing link between England and Everett S. Stackpole (History of Durham, Maine with Genealogical notes) tells in his book the Colonies. Colonel William Beale also had some ownership with the John Beex & that Joseph Beale was the father of Arthur, and Arthur had a son named William. Company. Other names that may take a part in this are: Richard Leader, Captain John Mason, Hutchinson family, Samuel Clarke. John Hole and Samuel Clarke were son-in­ Walter ~indley Mov.er (History of the Town of Greene Androscoggin County Maine 1775- lmw to Richard leader. Richard Leader managed the Iron Works (from about 1645-1650) 1900 with some matter extending to a later date) tells that Joseph Beale was the father of at Lynn. Massachusetts. William Beale of Marblehead and his third wife. Mary Hart had Arthur, William, and Abishag, this according to the history of Durham, Maine. connections "'1th the Ironworks through Mary's father. Richard Leader also owned the Great Works (saw mill he started about 1651) in Kittery. Maine. Captain John Mason had Sybil ~oyes, Charles Thomton Libby and Walter Goodwin Davis (Genealogieal Dictionary started a mill here at one time and had abandoned it. About 1655. he sold the Great of Ma~ne and New Hampshire) say that William is apparently related to Arthur, and is sister Wc>t1

George Thomas Little (Genealogical and Family History of the State of Maine Volume 1) Other possible theories: Maybe William and Abishag were illegitimate children that ended shows that Colonel William Beale had a son named Arthur. Arthur then h~d two sons up being brought up by the John Hole family. Or they were possibly servants for the Hole named William and Arthur. family. Maybe they were orphans because their parents died when they were young.

Nathaniel G. Marshall (Town clerk of York, Maine from 1875-1879) copied the town So -Mth this brief information I have mentioned above, it is really hard to say positively who ~: He add~ genealogical notes to the York families in these records. He says that William's parents y,ere. Unless there is some proof still undiscovered out there to give us Wilham s father as Arthur and William's brother is Edward. more evidence in this matter.

.. ~ Son Wllliam Henry was bom m April 13. 1852 and is son of second wife. Wilham Henry's death certificate shows Van Burean County. Iowa as his birthplace. Van Burean County is immediately south of Jefferson County and both counties are only about 50 miles from Putnam .July 26, 1996 County. Missouri. George W. and Hannah are shown m the 1850 Census as both bom in Ohio. Marriage records in Tennessee for 18S1 show an Abner Beale mamed a Miss Hammer or Beall New•l•tter Grammer. That marriage record was apparently a Quaker marriage so either his second wife c/o William E. Beall and possibly Abner were Quakers. Estate record& of William Henry Beale indicate his mother 30 South Eaet Gilliam Avenue was Jane Gramrneror Hammer. Wilham Henry Bears death certificate #13583 from State of Portland, OR. 97215-1366 Missouri has his mother as Jane Grammer, bom tn Lawrence County. lnchana. Thus Abner Beale's second wife was apparently Jane Grammer. Dear Kr. Beall:

Sometime before 1860 Abner Beale & family relocated to Putnam County. Missouri. His second Hy name i• Jack MacDonald, and I currently reaide in Salt Lake City, Utah. Hy wile. Jane apparently died before 1860. (13) Abner Beale died on June 14, 1867 in Putnam wife and I 11110ved to Salt Lake City about ••venteen year• ago, and becau•e of the County. Missouri. His will was probated and is on file in Putnam County. George W. Beale and facilitie• here, we both got hooked on genealogy. over the year• I have compiled Joseph Loughead were the executors of Abner Beale's will. Value of estate and distributions to 9enealo9ie• on over 300 of my pedigree line•, taking mo•t of them back into the George W .• Hannah Jane and William are shown along with an appraisal of Abner Beale's 1600'• or beyond. one family that J have done •ome work on i• the Bell/Beall property and posseSS1ons. George W. share of estate was 5284.00. Wi!!iam H. Beale's share family of Fife County, Scotland and Maryland. Thi•, of eourae, i• why I am was S283.7S and Hannah Jane's share was SSS.OD. Abner Beale's real estate was split between writing you. George W. and William Henry Beale. No obituary or death record for Abner exists in Putnam Hy Beall line begin• with Margaret, the daughter of Jamee Beall and Sarah Pearce. County. Missouri. The Unionville. Putnam County, Missouri newspaper was put onto microfilm; Margaret waa married to Thoma• Odell (al•o written Odle). Although I have however the microfilming commenced with September, 1867 about three months alter Abner noticed that ino•t Beall geneal09i•• indicat• that Margaret died prior to 1723, died. thi• i• not accurate. She wa• undoubtedly •till alive on 22 May 1755 when her mother, Sarah (Pearce) Beall Ha•well, wrote her will and left her a •mall Hannah Jane Beale married in 1860 Issac Rohr in Putnam County, Missouri. It is not known at legacy of 5 •hillinga. Before her will wa• probated in 1761, however, Thoma• and this time what happened to Hannah. William Henry Beale lived his entire life in Putnam County. Margaret had 1110ved to Berkeley County, South carolina. It i• there that they He died in 1932 at the age of eighty and raised nine children. George Washington Beale both pas•ed away. married Sarah Watkins on January 1, 1868 and Francis Tungate, George's Crvil War buddy married Sarah's sister, Tobitha Watkins. In 1874 the George Beale family. the Francis Tungate In researching the Beall familie• of Maryland I have uncovered •everal item• that family and the John Watkins family (brother of Sarah and Tobitha) left by wagon for Oregon. On appear to be at odd• with information provided by Kr. Fielder M. M. Beall and the way Sarah gave birth to her fourth child and shortly thereafter Sarah died on the Oregon trail. other Beall re•earcher•. For example, nearly every Beall genealogy I have •••n The families continued to Oregon and George never rernamed. His four children all grew to confu•e• the Jame•, •On of Alexander, with the Jame•, •on of Jame•. Although adulthood with the assistance of the Tungate family and in particular "Aunt Bith" who acted as a both Jame•• were •omewhat clo•• in age, Jame•, eon of Alexander, married Mary mother to George and Sarah's four children. The third oldest of the children was Sarah Alice Edmonston, while Jame•, •on of Jame•, married a vcman named Sophia. Al•o, Joseph (Allie) Beale who in 1890 married Michael Foley. Beall, •on of Jamea, died in 1801 in Montgomery County, Maryland. A number of reaearcher• have confused him with the Jo•eph (believed to be a grand•on of Alexander••) who died in Frederick County, Maryland. In addition, I am eoaiewhat suapieioua of the William Bell/Beall that supposedly died in C&lvert county, (1) 1850 & 1860 US Census. Maryland in 1731. Thi• William, aa well ae hi• children, consi•tently used the (2) 1850 Iowa Census •urname of Deal, Deale, or Dealt. He wae al•o referred to as •ueh in the will• (3) 1800. 1810. 1830 & 1850 Pennsylvania U.S. Census indexes. of hi• in-law• (the Stalling• family). I• thi• William Deal real;y a Bell/Beall7 (4) Death Certificate April 28. 1917 Jackson County, Oregon. (5) Central Pennsylvania Marriages 1700-1896, Marriages of sqme Soldiery and Patriots of the Anyway, to znake a long •toi:y •hort, I wae wondering if you or any of your Revolutionary Period Ped9c1, page 71. corre•pondant• would be interested in having a copy of what I have, or in (6) Peoosvlvania Encyclopedia of Biography Volume. page 85 •wapping information. Plea•• let me know at your earli••t convenience. (7) Pennsvlvania Colonial and Eede@I A History 1608 ·1903 by H. M. Jenkins, Vol. 3, pg 355 (8) Notes & Queries Historical & Genea/oqical, third series, Vol.II, William Egle, 1970, pg 421 Sincerely, (9) Here Comes Tomom>w. Mary Beale Hitchens (10) 1840 Belmont County, Ohio census roll #0.020. 159; vol 2, page 142 (11) Beale PamfJyBible. E. Morgan & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 1845 (12) The Beales of Chester Countv by Mary Beale Hitchens (13) 18§0 Putnam Countv Missouri Census E. MacDonald Note: Considerable help was provided by 8Bmara Hegne, Writer/Researcher. Eagle Point. OR Hollow Dale Drive byfl,.,.3J.u; Lake City, Utah 84121 August 10, 199S tb/81095 •.

there was an early pog iron lorge on Locking Creek two miles west ol M1ffon1own 00111 by Tnomas Beale and Wilham Stenett (7) ...• ·1...,·4 r',_ John Beale (born 1740) mamed Tamar Burgoyne m 1764 and tneir olaest son was named~ ~ . bOm about 1764 It os tnought that tne name At>ner came alter a kine11er es1abl1sn tne England near the Avon River and Bath, England. Caine 1s 30 or 40 miles east of Wales. ancestral retat1onsh1p but at lh1s time (8/3/95) lhe previous appears to be the most h~e ly TI!Qmas &tale mamed Katherine Cope genealogy (9) Tne problem 1n ael1mtely deterrn1ng the younger Abner Beale"s parents IS complicated by two factor~ First all ol Wolltam Beale's ch1laren nad large lam1hes ana by 1800 Some of the Copes came to the new world and 5"tlled 1n and around Philadelphia. Pennsylvania to 1830 tnere was a very large number of Beale aescendants. Seconaly. most of lhe accurate The Copes descend from Ohver Cope (born 1647) who emigrated lrom Wiltsnire. England to family records come lrom residents ol the area who have lam1ly and church records of tne1r Pennsylvania about 1687. The exact relationship ol Katnenne Cope to Ohver Cope has not ancestors The younger Abner and his thought to be lat~er George Beale lell Pennsvtvan1a an~ been detenmned as ol August 1. 1995. The Cope lamily can be traced tor nine (9) generations went ·wesr (9) Therefore they lost contact and lell lew recoras or descenoants on Pennsylvania 1n England pnor t? the 1mm1grat1on ol Ohver Cope (died 1697 m Naaman's Creek. DE). The In any event 11 is almost cena1n that the younger Abner Beale is a direct de:.cendent or W1ll1arr. earliest Cope traced 1s John. of Denshanger. county Norlh-Hants. sherilf and member ol Beale and almost cena1nly Wolham·s son John The early Beales in M1ffhn County (before 18()(• parhament. Jonn died 1n 1417. (6) There ar e a number of boOks written on the Copes. however or so) lived very well however their large lamol 1es caused most 10 eventually leave 1n oraer 10 research on the Cope ancestors is outside the scope ol this summary survive.

Among the Children of Thomas & Kathenne Cope Beale was son. Wiiiiam bom in t 709 and died John Beale (born 1740) son of William and Mary Jenkin Beale was married to a Tamar Burgoyne January 30. 1803. In 1728 Wilham Beale came to the new wor1d to wnat 1s now Wes1. Whltetand wtio was related 10 General Burgoyne of the Bn11sn Army. On October 1i . 1777 General township Chester County near Philadelphia William later mamed Mary Jenken. Wilham & Burgoyne sunended his enure anny after sullerons several successive deleats This American Mary Je~km Beale had e1ght(8) Children: sons Thomas: ~ohn'. David. Wilham Jr.. Joshua and victory was the turning pomt ol the Revoluuon. It 1s counted among the aec1sove ban1es ol the daughters Susanna. Mary and Edith. Wilham was a m1n1ster in the Sooety of Fne_nds. (8) His world. John Beale and Tamar Burgoyne's seventh child (Joseph, bom 1774) was (2) year old oldesl son TI!Qmas Beale (bom August 6, 1737) represented Cumber1and County tn the General when John Beale delivered a wagon load of produce to Washington's Anny during the Assembly from 1786 to 1789. Thomas opposed the calling of the Pennsylvania Const1tut1onal Revolutionary War John decided to enhst. He enlisted and his commanding olhcer was Captain convention of 1789-90 however he was Chosen as a member representing MiNlin County. James McDowell With a command 1n Chester County. Snonly after enhs11ng John Beale died ot Thomas is one of siXly-three signers of the second Pennsylvania Constitu1ion. His son~ typhus on 1777. An interesting sode light to his lite was when his son Joseph became a young ~was 3 member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 1799 to 1806 and man years later he called upon his lather's old commanding olflcer. Captain James McDowell. State Senator from Mifflin and Huntingdon distrid 1812 to 1816. (8) At that time he also met Captain McDowell's daughter. Margaret and they were married in 1810. Abner Beale the o l dest child o f John and Tamar Beale Is the grand !other of our George Among the recorded marriages in Penn sylvania are in 1759 Coot Thomas Bgale. Washington Beale (1844 to 1917). George Washington Beale is therefore a descendent of Cumbenand to Sarah Todhunter (5). This was Wilham & Mary Jenkin Beale's oldest son. In o f the Revolutionary War veteran, John Beale and the British General Burgoyne (12) as Milflintown at the Presby1erian Congregation Church on December 17, 1e11 Col Wi'l1am Beale w ell as a rola1ed by marriage to Captain McDowell. married Mrs. Mary Lindsey, on October 21 , 1845 Wm. L Beale to Ann I. Ewing (both of Tuscarora township), on Oct. 26. 1847 Samuel Buck married Marv Jane Beale (both of Beale Sometime around 1836 Abner Beale removed i o Ohio. In "EARLY OHIO SETTLERS" township) and on Jan. 21. 1851 James Beale to Sara J. M1ddagh. (Purchasers or Land 1n SoutheaSlem Ohio. 1800-1840) Abner Beale is shown as purchaser of land in Belmont County. Ohio on May 26. 1836. Belmont County is just to the weS1 of West About 1763 Thomas and his brother David Beale. two of the sons ol Mary & Wilham settled in Virginia and a shon distance from Pennsylvania. Record was recorded 1n the Manetta Land the Tuscarora Valley in Cumber1and County near what is now Honey Grove, Juniata County. Office 1n Manena. Washington County. Ohio. Abner appears in the 1640 Belmont County. Ohio Pennsylvania. Other related Beales and offspring settled 1n the area. For example from the . census as between 30 and 40 years of age with only a lemale 20 to 30 years ol age in 1790 census and tax rolls tnere were 28 persons in four (4) Beale households on two townships m household. (10) what is oow Juniata county. In 1789 Mifflin County was formed lrom Cumber1and and . . Northumberland Counties. In the early 15oo·s Honey Grove was named Bealetown on M1ffhn Abner apparently marned around 1839 to 1840 since his first bom Child (Hannah Janel was born County. In 1830 Mifflin County was split to Mifllin and _the new county. Ju~iata ~nty. , In 1814 October 30, 1842 in On10. His wife"s maiden name is unknown. her first name was Nancy. She David Beale b

... SOME GEORGIA DEATHS • Beal. Mrs. Jane L .• d/o Robert & Mm. Fleming. w/p Maj. R. K. Beal d. 8-13-1843. Hamillon. Harris Co.] • Beal. Margaret. 23 yrs .• d. 2-28-1823. • Beal. Maj. R. K .• see Beal, Jane L. • Beale. Mm. B. A. 61 ym .• w/o Wm. P. Beale. d. 9-4-1844. Richmond Co. • Beale. Bmth.a Roddcnbcry, b. 1-24-1864. Cairo. d/o S. A Roddenbcry, wlo Dr. A B. Coffman (d. 1887). w/o C. W. Beale, d. 1-5-1892. 27 yrs. Cairo. I child. • Beale, Colwnbus C., 2S yrs .• w/o Jesse R. & Mary Beale. f/o Mary E. Beale. d. 9-17-1862. Sharpsburg. MD • Beale. F.rasmus B .• b. 12-16-1839. d. 6-8-1876. Colwnbia Co. • Beale. George, Sen., 65 yrs. (12-13-1823) • Beale, Mary E., S yra., 1 mo .• d/o Columbus C. Beale. d. 1-8-1863. • Beale, (Oen) R. L. R.. Viiginiacitizen. lawyer. Congressman, two eons- Bapt. Ministe:re. [0.5-11-1893) • Beall. A1pheuB. 52 yrs., d. 7-S-1848. Upson Co. • AllgustuB Beall 68 yrs., d. 12-IS-1872. Warren Co. • Beall, Bail w.. 27 yn.. d. 7-24-1823. • Beall, (Oen) Elias H .. 46 yrs., h/o Mary Bea1L d. Hanis Co. [08-28-1863) • Beall, (Mrs) FJizabeth. 53 yrs .. d/o Benjamin S. Beny of Pr. Geo. Co .• MD. w/o Robert Beall. d. 12-21-1821. • Beall, Emma. 19 yrs., d. Feb. 1880, Warren Co. • Beall. Eruna Reese, d. 1881. Warren Co. • Beall. Francis. b. 8-21-1768, d. 2-19-1822. Warren Co. • Beall, Hannie. S yrs., d/o J.M. & M. E. Beall. d. 10-28-1870. • Beall. J. R., b. 10-1-1811, Wmren Co .. d. 1-11-1898. • Beall. J.C. A., b. 6-7-1841, d. 2-12-1905, Warren Co. • Beall. (Mrs) Martha E .• 28 yn.• d/o John & Martha Neal. w/o Oen. E. Beall d. 10-2-1853. Harria Co. • Beall. (Mrs) Mary. 61 yrs .• w/o Oen. Elim Beall. d. S-29-1842. Macon. • Beall. Minerva. 6S yr., d. S-11-188.S, Wamm Co. • Beall. (Mrs) Sarah. 78 yrs., d. 9-12-1860, Warren Co., 8 children. • Beall. (Miss) Sarah Ann, 24 yrs .• d/o Welter B. Beall. Esq .. d. 8-29-1823, Bladensburg. • Beall, Susan. 80 (?)yrs.. w/o Samuel Beall d. 6-8-1854. Warren Co. • .Beall. (Gen) Wm., 57 yrs., d. 8-22-1851, Gihner Co. • Beall. William Orlando, b. 4-22-1822, d. 8-4-1862. • Bealle. (Mrs) Martha, w/o Jolm W. Bealle, d. 7-5-1829. Tuscaloosa, Ala.. lingering illness. • Bealle.. (Mn) Mary F., b. 3-10-1851, d. 4-11-87, Columbia Co .. 1 child. d/o Charles Beston.Bealle. • Bealle, Thomu, b. 9-30-1839, d. 6-8-1876, Milledgeville, Columbia Co. • Bell A. C., 38 yrs .• d. 11-14-1896, at own home in Smithville. • Bell. Elijah. (06-18-1825) • Bell. Elimbeth, w/o Z. B. Bell d. 6-15-1892, children. • Bell. (MIB) EHmbeUt. 68 yn.• d. 2-IS-1852. Colmnbia Co. • Bell. James H., 86 yre., b. S.C., h/o Martha Odell & Mrs. Rebeca Dsummond d. 3-16-1868. Hill Co., TX. Bell. John. 52 yrs., d. Washington. D.C. (11-07-1829) • Bell, Jolm, 65 yrs. d. 9-19-1884. • Bell. Lizzie Moncrief. d/o Rev. A. L. & Lizzie M. Conaief. b. RUS88llville, lived in Barnesville & .Marahallville. w/o J. O'Neal Bell married on 1-29-1896. d. 10-30-1896, at own home in Huguenin Heighls. Macon. member of Tatnall Square Baptist Church in Macon. attended Gordon Institute, teacher in Macon public schools. • Bell, (Mrs) Sibbie. of Hmodsburg. KY .• d/o w. P. Hmvey. • Bell, Tom, drowned near Fernandina. [12-12-1878) • Bell Willie, (12-02-1875] *From Martin Nelson Bell, Macon GA

ORANGE COUNT'! CALIFORNIA GEN£ALOGiCAL SOCIETY FAMILY RECORD MARRIAGES Benj JOhnson and AM G. Allen were mamed Jar. 3rd 1811 Edtierd Wooding and Saran w Allen were mamed Dec 23rO 1a1s, AnrellaJ. Bell= W. B. Breedlove: 28 Jwi 1834 E. Wooong end Reoecca Day were mamed April Bartlett Bell = Elizabeth Herndon: 16 Feb 1821 28th 1825 E. Wooong and Jaycy Maddux were mamed Basil Bell= Elizabeth Willoughby: 20 Jun 1820 5ept 24th 1829 C. W. Bell= Eli1.abeth Butler: 29 Mar 1977 (p. John Moses Jotv\Son and Mary Elizabeth Gooae were Ross Bell = Mary Brooks) mamed 7th Aua 1834 Daniel R. Beau and Ma,Y E. JohnSon were Catherine E. Beall= C.H. Adams: 1866-82 (p. Thos. mamed 27th Nov 1842 N. Beall = Missouri Beall) Wl•am XOl'lOJ)hOn Beal and Mana Louse Drake were mamed March 7th 1890 Elbert Beall= Quilly Shepherd: 20 Jun 1850 (p. BIRTHS Chas. Beall = Ellifair Dennard) Moses Jomsonwas DOm 21stOC11811 Elizabeth Beall =John Gibson: 10 Dec 183.5 SUsana A. JoMson was bom 2nd Feb 1814 EdwardWoodngwas DOm21st Feb 1789 Elizabeth Beall= John Hickman: 19 Sep 1838 Sarah Wym Alen was born 17th Feb 1799 Elizabeth Bell =Majer Collins. Jr. 28 Dec 1821 Oenlel R. Beal was born 191h Dec 1816 Mary E. Goode was born 13th Apr 1819 Emma L. Beall= J. J. Methvin: 1866-82 (p. Thos. N. B. W. Johnson was born 23rd Jliy 1835 Beall= Missouri Beall) James G. Jomson was born 2nd A (Uleg) E?luy Beall= I. Z. Buckholtz: 3 Jan 1826 Am Tyler Jomscnwas born 12th Feb 1840 Wm Xenophon Beal was born 171h Sei>t 1843 Epsey Beall= James Andrews: 1840 Frances Emma Beal was born 27th Oct 1845 Frederick Beall= Harriett Hicks: 5 Oct 1828 Mary Virgina Beal was bOm 30th Nov 1847 Jom ~· Son of Ectnrd and Sarah Wooding Ira Bell= Sera Barfield: 19 Sep 1833 was born 2nd J1.n1 1827 J.B. Bell= EtrunaMahaffey: 17 Sep 1876 (p. Jolm Jom Wym, son of edw8rd and Rebecca Ross Bell = Mmy Brooks) WOOClngwas Dem 101tl Fet> 1826 Joseph Wllam son of EOW&rd and Rebecca James M. Beall =MmthaHughs 22 Alig 1862 (p. Woocing was born 15th Sep 1827 Wm. B. Beall = Nancy Chandler) Thomes MadcUc son of Ecttmn:I and Jf:l'fC'I Wooong was born 111h Oct 1830 John Roa Bell= Mary Brookl: 26 Dec 1847 Wltmn Xenophon Beal. (Jinor) was born Jan. Joseph M Bell = Susan A Hartley: 11 Jun 1856 (p. 41h 1892, son of W. X. & M. L. Beal Bartlett Bell =Elizabeth Herndon) Uewelen. Mary Beal daiqtter of Wm X. & M. L. Beal was Louise Beall (Mrs.)= Jolm Evers: 22 Nov 1869 born Jan'y 21st 1894 Mary Bell= Solomon Ward: 23 Jun 1850 Mattie Viola OaU{,ftter of Wm X. & M. L. Beal was born Jlrle 21st 1895 Mary C. Beall= J. W. Brundage: 1866-82 (p. Thos. Dea1lls N. Beall= Missouri Beall) ~ s. Jomson, died 22nd Mer. 1815 Ann Tyler Jotnson, cied 28th Jll'le 1815. Mary E. Beall - Edward Bmett: 26 Oct 1860 (p. Wm. Sarah W. Woodng. aed 14th Mar. 1823 0. Beall= Piety Hicks) JolTI 8ef1 Wooong. cle. Now people can look up .,..i~ Beal fatntydetes from GA. I hope tis Sincerely. Martin Nelson Bea, (BeaU) 168 Hines Terr.. Macon. GA31204 l

John Bell= Polly Brown: 5 Nov 1818 E. H. Beall= Martha Neal: 6 Jen 1842 Jolul Bell= Elizabeth Peyton: 1A Feb 1826 Frederick Bell =Emily Holl: 22 Nov 1835 John Bell =Mary Ward: 20 Sep 1831 James Bell= Eady Sears: 3 Feb 1839 John Bell =Nancy Dowdy: 24 Nov 1824 TALIAFERRO CO. John L. Bell= Giorgia Ann Clark: 15 Dec 1834 William Bell= Sarah Edwards: 15 Jan 1850 JosephBell=LouisaHopper: 9Apr1846 TATTNALL CO. Joseph Bell =Priscilla E. Drake: 22 Nov 1821 Petrick H. Bell = Caroline Matlock: 21 Oct 1841 Marcus D. F. Bell= Rebecca M. Collier: 2S Oct 1821 TROUP CO. Richard Bell = Martha Ann Bledsoe: 3 Dep 1849 James M. Beall= Martha F. Heard: 22 Apr 1841 Samuel Bell= Gilley Pye: 29 Dec 1798 UPSON CO. Sylvanus Bell. Jr. = Frances M. Lwnpkin: 16 Sep Andrew Bell= Lurincey DeLoach: 17 Jan 1837 1828 Daniel R. Beall= Mary E. Johnson: 27 Nov 1842 Thomas A. Bell =Martha Raines: 6 May 1844 Isaac Bell= Melly Allen: 9 Jun 1825 William J. Bell= Elizabeth Bugg: 1 Mer 1837 Russion Beall= Mary Theresa Barron: 1 Dec 1844 William J. Bell= Jane Caroline Beasley: 6 Oct 1835 Willimn H. Bell =Elizabeth Lawson: 1 Jan 1833 PUTNAM CO. WALTON CO. Allen Beall= Caroline Davis: 7 Nov 1840 Allen S. Beall= OrinaHughes: 7 Apr 1836 Isaac Bell= Lucinda T. Robinson: 29 Dec 1831 Aran J. Beall= Jane Wiggins: 17 Dec 1857 Millon A. a·eu =Elenor Ward: 21 Dec 1834 Elias Beall (Dr.)= Ann B. Jennings: 16 Dec 1830 William D. W. Beall= Catharine Bernes: 5 Oct 1841 James J. Beall= Mrs. Martha Ann McLeroy: 29 Apr RICHMOND CO. 1866 Chas T. Beall= Catherine E. Clayton: 27 Oct 1831 James J. Bell= Sarah F. Smith: 24 Nov 1870 Dempsey Bell= Ansley L. Key: 3 Oct 1829 James M. Bell= F.mily Wilson: 26 Sep 1843 Francis Beall= Sarah Gregory: 3 Mar 1801 Joseph Bell= Elizabeth J. Sorrells: 25 Jun 1853 Gazaway Beale= Sarah Ann Day: 19 Dec 1844 Reuben Bell= Jane E. McCollwn: 23 Mar 1843 Henry Beall= Sarah Ann Fox: 15 Dec 1825 W. W. Beall= Etruna Nowell: 10 Dec 1867 Henry D. Bell-Mrs. MarthaBlack: 18 Dec 1837 WARREN CO. Hezekiah Beall= Daphine Hornsby: 4 Jul 1816 Amelia Beall= Jolm McCrary: 27 Feb 1808 Jane Bell= Wm Harrison Bell: 18 Oct 1802 Elias Beall =Mary A. Jones: 28 Sep 1826 James Beal= Eli1.abeth Ware: 1 Oct 1809 Elias Beall= Polly Neal: 19 May 1804 Jamee Bell= Katy Pearson: 2S Dec 1814 Erastus Bealle = Elimbeth Brinkley: 4 Oct 1824 James Beal= Ruth Hmris: 15 Jul 1790 Jesse R. Beall= Mary P. Culpepper: 15 Dec 1830 Jolm W. Beal :::s Mmtha Foster: 11 Apr 1815 Jinncy Beall= Lemuel McCrery: 8 Mar 1808 Jolm W. Beall= Panella Ann Haynie: 17 Dec 1829 Jonas B. Bealle= Sarah B. Butt: 27 Jan 1818 Josiah Bell= Luaetia Bell: 11 Apr 1807 Margeret Beall= Elijah Jones: 9 Apr 1808 Least.or Bell= Mary Ann J. Tinley: 22 Mar 1842 Rezon Bealle = Elimbeth Bailey: 8 Jul 1823 Littlebeny Beal= Mary M. Gilbert: 8 Nov 1831 Romulus J. Beall= Caroline Hutchinson: 18 Dec Lucretia Bell= Josiah Bell: 11 Apr 1807 1846 Reaon D. Beall= Mary Roberts: 11 Feb 1819 Sally Beall= Jame; Jacbon: 2 Nov 1809 Robert Beal= Martha Cleghorn: 9 Nov 1831 Walter Beall= Rebekah Neall: 21 Oct 1806 ( d/o Tabitha I. B~al = William Beal: 30 Nov 1813 Thomas Neal RS & Sarah) Thomas C. Beal= Lavina Rhodes: 12 Feb 1836 William Beall= Elimbeth Gray: 6 Jun 1808 Thompson Bell =Elizabeth A. Tant: 13 Jul 1836 William Beall= Lettice McCrery: 20 May 1809 William Bell= Lavina Farrer: 4 Jan 1814 WILKESCO. William Beal= Tabitha I. Beal: 30 Nov 1813 Bailey Bell= Sarah Dunn: 26 Aug 1824 William A. Bell= AvargiaC. Jones: 2 Feb 1825 Barthomolew Bell= Jemima Bailey: 17 Sep 1792 Wm Harrison= Jane Bell: 18 Oct 1802 Barthomolew Bell= Peggy Bailey: 10 Jan 1819 l.achari.eh Bell= Elizabeth Hall: 31 Mar 1803 Jolm Bell= Phoebe Bailey: 15 Oct 1820 SCREVEN CO. Jolm Bell= Polly Bailey: 31 Dec 1826 Benj. Bell= Sarah Lambert: 15 Mar 1844 Lloyd Bell= Mary Lasley: 26 Nov 1829 ( d/o Thomas STEWART CO. Lasley, Jr.) Elisha H. Beall= Mary A. Mitchell: 14 Jul 1850 Lucy Bealle = Sander Stallings: 12 Oct 1809 Erasmus Beall= Charlotte A.E. Hatchett: 13 Aug WILKINSON CO. 1835 Alphone Beall = Mary Whitaker: 12 Nov 1849 Janes Bell= Mery Green: 20 May 1837 Annie U. Beall= W. T. DuPree: 5 Nov 1874 (p. Reason Bell= Elizabeth Lunsford: 2S Apr 1832 Thoe. N. Beall= Missouri Beall) William Bell= Susan Daniel: 28 Jun 1837 Arg Beall= Samuel Payne: 8 Dec 1831 William G. Bell= Nancy Williams: 31 Jan 1851 AS. C. Beall= Ellifair Dennard: 24 Dec 1825 (p. Wilson Bell= Susan Whittle: 31Aug1851 Jeremiah Beall - Elizabeth Cotton) TALBOT CO. Russell 0. Beall= Cloe S. Dent 13 Aug 1818 Jeremiah Beall= Mariah Moughan: 15 Dec 1838 Thomas Beall= Elil.abeth Cleghorn 9 Jan 1813 Josiah Beall= Martha Cook: 22 Dec 1829 William I. Beall= Smah T. Westbrook.: 18 Oct 1846 Simon Bell= Amy Johnson: 19 Dec 1833 GLENN CO. LAURENS CO. Noble Jones Bell =Mary Huston: 4 Apr 1828 John Bell= Nancy Swnnterlin: 1 Jul 1813 QREENECO. William H. Bell= Nelly Spell: 29 Mer 1827 A H. Bell = Missouri Stephen: 23 Dec 1873 Zacharian Bell= Lettice Daugherty: 3 Oct 1821 James Bell= Sophia Woodham: 28 Jen 1812 LffiERTYCO. James Bell= Virginia Ward: 18 Sep 1859 Joseph J. Bell =Mrs. Susan Sandiford: 9 Nov 1848 Jarrard Bell= Rody Smith: 9 Dec 1811 William Bell = Ann Baird: 21 Feb 1799 John Bell= Mary Beasley:?? Mar 1839 LINCOLN CO. Kendall Bell =Nancy Allen: 9 Jan 1856 Mr. Bell= Rhoda Bates: Jun 1815 NB1 Bell= Eliz.abeth Weeks: 8 Sep 1787 LUMPKIN CO. Pierce Bell= Mlugeret Daniel: 27 Dec 1846 William Bell =Elizabeth Barnes: 4 Mar 1847 William Bell = Elizabeth Hoskins: 20 Dec 1821 MACON CO. HALL CO. Calep Bell = Ann Brown: 1878 Henry Bell= Elimbeth Kendrick.: 18 Mar 1823 Oideon F. Bell= Julia Cmmichael: 1864 HANCOCK CO. MADISON CO. George Bell = Emeline E. Thomas: 12 Jul 1843 James Bell= Catherine Hodge: 29 Dec 1836 Samuel Bell= Betsey Gilbert: 24 Apr 1806 Jolm Bell= Jene Thompson: 15 Nov 1838 HARRIS CO. Jolm Bell. Jr. = Susan Jordan: 21 Dec 1828 Adam J. Beall= Annie Senders: 22 Apr 1851 Mathew Bell= Eliz.abeth Deal: 14 Dec 1831 Augustua A Beall= Elizabeth Mwphy: 7 Jul 1857 MARION CO. Jolm Beall= Sera E. Robertson: 22 Jan 1851 Westley Bell (CSA) = Sarah Britt: 16 Mar 1853 P. K. Beal= Ann C. Booker: 9 Jan 1844 MONROE CO. HOUSTON CO. Jamee Bell= Martha Wosham: 18 Mar 1827 James Bell= Matilda deese: 22 Dec 1850 James E. Bell= Mary Ann E. Hardy: 6 May 1846 James Bell= Catherine Edwards: 2 Jan 1848 William R. Bell= Elim Dillard: 16 Mar 1838 Jonas Bell= Chmy Bryan; 7 Jen 1836 MONTGOMERY CO. Mary Bell= Wiley Bell: 20 Jul 1833 Patrick H. Bell= AliffH. Tillman: 3 Jan 1840 Wiley Bell= Mary Bell: 20 Jul 1833 MORGAN CO. Z. P. Bell= A Adams: 12 Jun 1840 Ahia Beel =Sarah Newson: 22 Sep 1829 JACKSON CO. Addison Bell= Ida Hillsman: 17 Apr 1860 Hugh S. Bell= Sally Braselton: 25 Apr 1830 George Bell= Jemima Williams: 18 Nov 1817 Ira Bell= Mary Jane Oakes: 23 Sep 1849 Jesse Beall= Nancy Hinson: 13 Feb 1853 Ira Bell = Jane Johnson (lie) 17 Oct 1822 MURRAY CO. Jackson Bell= Rebecca Wilson: 14 Nov 1834 George G. Bell (Dr.)= AmandaE. Beall: 2S Nov James Bell= Sulloney Brooks: 23 Dec 1842 1858 James Bell= Rachel McEver: 7 Dec 1824 Joseph N. Bell= Nancy SeWea: 8 Sep 1850 Jonothan bells= Eleanor Boston: 11 Sep 1822 Sanford L. Bell= E. J. Harbin: 9 Jul 1849 Middleton Bell= Malinda King: 31Dec1833 William E. Beall= Martha A. Cox: 31Jan1856 Middleton R. Bell= Pelina C. David: IS Feb 1850 MUSCOGEE CO. Robert Beall =Betsy Green: 22 Sep 1833 John Bell = Charlotte Craige: 14 May 1835 William Bell= Mary Ann Varnum: 12 Sep 1833 Nathan H. Beall= MarthaF. Beall: 23 Jan 1843 William M. Bell= Betsy Hampton: 28 Jan 1816 NEWTON CO. JASPER CO. David M. Bell= Ann E. C. Hendenon: 28 Feb 1851 Benj. Beall= Martha Culpepper: 13 Dec 1845 Nathaniel Bell= Amanda Pm: 4 Apr 1870 H. Beall (Dr.)= Mrs. Eli1.abeth Barnes: 17 Feb 1842 Stewart Bell = Sarah McCleland: 22 Oct 1846 H. Beall (Dr.)= Nancy Ooolsby: 11Jun1848 Thomas Bell = Ellinder Etheridge: 29 Apr 1847 James B. Beall= Mary Wesson: 22 Apr 1837 OOLE1110RPE CO. Russel Beall= Holly Welden: 27 Dec 1825 Addison Bell (Dr.) =Frances McWllorrer: 3 lllll Thomes Beall= Elizabeth B. Mabry: 26 Feb 1824 1851 Waller Beal= Catherine Steedman: 19 Apr 1829 Andrew Bell = Winney Knoc: 12 Oct 1805 JEFFERSON CO. Enoch Bell= Elizabeth Johnson: 9 Oct 1847 John S. Bell= Caherine Folks: 21 Dec 1836 Francis Bell= Marion J. Jackson; 10 Oct 1850 Richard K. Beal =Jene L. F1eming: 23 Mar 1826 Frederick Bell= Lucinda Pace: 7 Nov 1848 JONES CO. Green Bell= Susan G. Tiller: 13 Nov 1837 Bennett Bell (Maj) = Ann p. Werhum: s Dec 1837 James Bell = Rebecca E. Gresham: 3 Aug 1824 Bennett Bell (Col) =Martha Gordon: 21 Nov 1843 James J. Bell= Ann Mccowan: 10 Dec 1846 Drury Bell= Elizabeth Hicks: 15 Apr 1834 Jesse Bell= Nancy Tarpley: 23 Dec 1812 -L .. ;·

BEALL, BELL. BEAL. BEALE MARRIAGES IN COWETA CO. THE STATE OF GEORGIA John T. Bell= Martha Ann Bell: 19 Sept 1844 BALDWIN CO. M. H Bell= Charily ciuu-1: 13 Oct 1836 Mahew W. Beall = Mary Childery: 29 Aug 1810 Sylvanus Bell= Elizabeth Stipe: 4 Jan 1838 BARTOW CO. CPREVIOUSL Y CASS) William R. Beall= Elii:abeth C. Smith: 6 May 1849 John Bell= Mary J. Bridges: 7 Jul 1861 CRAWFORD co. Samuel Bell= Peggy Caigle (Cargle): 17 Dec 1857 Jene D. Beall - Mary Fickling: S Nov 1846 W. T. Bell= Eleanor B. Maye: 11 Oct 1838 George W. Bell::: Francis Fountain: 14 Jul 1844 BIBB CO. Thomas W. Bell= Martha Brooks: 17 Jan 1830 Thomm N. Beall= Antionette C. Scott: 22 May 1834 DECATIJR CO. Gen. Elias Beall = Ann G. Sanders: 28 Sept 1843 Asa Bell= Senunly Faircloth: -- May 1825 Jeremiah Beall = Catherine N. Sanders: 11 Dec 1844 AugustUsJ. =Abigail M. D. Cawthon: 3 Jul 1845 BROOKS CO. Frank Bell= Hulda Lewis: 19 Dec 1869 Hmmon Bell= Nancy McMullen: 3 Sept 1875 John A. Bell= Aallie Shores: 30 Oct 1866 Samuel Bell= Clarissa Ander&on: 28 Feb 1874 Thomas J. Bell = Sibley C. Cawthon: 20 Nov 1850 BUTTS CO. William Bell = Gena Bryant: 17 Mar 1850 Charles C. Bell= Mary Reaves: 2 Dec 1869 William Bell= Mary Brock: 15 May 1832 David A. Bell= Fannie E. Thaxton: 12 Feb 1867 William B. Bell= Malinda Hmell: 18 Nov 1859 CAMDEN CO. Willi.am R. Bell = Elizabeth McDaniel: 13 Jan 1856 Henry Beel= Nancy Redy: 13 Mar 1819 Willi.em S. Beal = Delila P. Chisolm: 9 Aug 1853 James J. Beal= Nancy Cason: 10 Aug 1846 DEKALB CO. CARROLL CO. Charles H. Bell= Missoureh While: 28 Mar 1848 Benjamin F. Bell= Mary A F. Word: 25 Jan 1845 Jolm Beall= Nancy Woodall: 2S Nov 1841 Frederick Beall= Susan Wilkins: 6 Jul 1842 DOOLY CO. Im S. Bell= Lavina Chamblee: 14 Oct 1857 Andcrlon Bealle = Rose Mashburn: 6 Sept 1866 Michael H. Bell= Nancy Jane Widener: 7 Sept 1859 F. F. Belle= L. L. Graham: 3 May 1884 Noble N. Bell= Sarah Awtry: 5 May 1857 William R. Bealle - Sallie Ann Hall: 5 Sept 1861 Otho P. Bell = Elizabeth Ann Curtis: 2 Jul 1837 ELBERT CO. CHATIIAM CO. Asmond Bell= Sara Ann Aenold: 6 Sept 1831 Jolm W. E. Bealle=RebeccaAnnDeusler: 6 Nov Enoch Bell= Mary B. Snellings: 22 Dec 1836 1843 James Bell= Susan Key: 22 Jan 1819 John C. Bell= C. F. M. Lisnlbomn: 23 May 1822 James W. Bell= Martha Whire: 25 Aug 1840 SamuelP. Bell- Sarah Jane Hills: 26 Dec 1844 Jonsllum Bell - Sarah Bell: 17 Aug 1828 Styels H. Bell - Francis A. Lewis: 13 Feb 1839 Joseph Bell= Mary Key: 13 Jul 1823 CHEROKEE CO. Lucious J.M. Bell= Sarah Ann Cheek: 3 Jul 1834 J. H. Bell= Sophro A Gober: 14Aug1851 Mayfield Bell =Nancy Arnold: 1 Nov 1812 Joseph N. Bell= Alsey Pirkle: 8 Aug 1854 Thomas Bell = Louisa A Turman: 10 Ang 1843 R. P. Bell -= S. S. McConnell: 22 Mar 1853 William Bell = Elimbeth Pendleton: 31 Oct 1841 Thomss Bell= Nancy Oliver: 23 Jan 1848 William Bell= Elimbeth Thornton: 6 Feb 1817 COLUMBIA CO. EMANUEL CO. Andrew Bealle= Elimbeth Stallings: 4 Jul 1810 David Bell= Margaret Lanner: 4 Mar 1844 Chas. Bealle = Frances J. Maddox: 24 Aug 1819 FAYETI'ECO. Chas. T. Beall= EIU.abeth Ann Maddox: 18 Oct 1836 Wm. E. Beall= Mariah M. H. Ogilly: 14 Jan 1841 Elisha Bealle= Martha Miles: 11 Jwi 1841 FLOYD CO. Francis Bealle = Sarah Pounds: 29 May 1795 Beson Bell= Matilda Bell: 20 Oct 1842 Hezekiah Bealle = Vmey Barnett: 5 Jul 1803 Chmles A Bale = Margret Smith: 26 Jen 1864 John H. Beale = H. M. Denham: 4 Jul 1857 Isaac T. Bell= Elizabeth Jane Rollins: 8 Sept 1863 Linder Beall= Herod Roberts: 7 Mar 1810 John Bell = Sarah E. Shiek: 7 Aug 1859 Mary H. Beale= Bennett Crafton: 15 Jul 1828 Jolut T. Beall= Elimbeth Aycock: 20 Dec 1860 Macy M. Bealle, Mrs= Benjamin H. Gibson: 5 Sep Thompson Bell = Sarah E. Cooper: 16 Dec 1860 1826 William L. Beall= Jane P. Partlow: 14 Feb 1867 Matilda Beall =James Eshom: 24 Mar 1828 William M. V. Bell= Nancy C. Melson: 28 Feb 1865 Reason Bealle= Elizabeth Stallings: 5 Jul 1805 FORSYTH CO. Robert Bealle= Eliz.abeth Jenkins: 19 Sept 1796 Anderson S. Bell= Albina M. Rogers: 16 Feb 1846 Robert W. Bell= Mary SalinaMamhall: 15 Nov 1832 FRANKLIN CO. Thaddeus Bealle = Mary Jones: 29 Jan 180S Aaron Bell== Evaline Wardin: 10 May 1835 Thomae Bealle = Macy Maddox: 5 Apr 1809 Adam Bell= Eleanor McFarland: 20 Nov 1825 William Bell= Huldar Marshall: 3 May 1832 Joseph Bell= Ernaline Ming: 20 Oct 1841 William B. Bealle = Louisa Cochrml: 20 Dec 1832 Josiah Beall= Ann Dent: 15 Oct 1822 William P. Beale= VerlindaMagruoer 23 Mar 1845 ~. W. Beall= Rebecca Stephens: 27 Jun 1814 11: / OCT 2 1 1996 ORANGE COUNTY ~.,.__~ PERIODICAL BEALL GENEALOGICAL NEWS

(FORMERLY THE BEALL NEWS)

A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION SEEKING TO GATHER IN ONE PLACE INFORMATION RELATING TO BEALL, BEALE, BEAL, BEALS, BALE, BELL, ETC.

Beall Famil y Association Robert Clair Beall, Publisher 30 S. E. Gilham Avenu e William Ryland Beall, III. Editor Portland, Oregon 97215- 1366 Volume VI, #3, Sept. 1996 (whole #23)

FROM TH E EDI TOR: Sara Vollma r s ends along two items of in­ terest: s ome l a n d records f r om Freder ick County, This issue conta ins 24 pages . First , from MD, researched by Donna Va l ley Russell; and some Marti n Bel l of Macon, GA we have severe ] pages of facts on Basil Beall r esearched by Su s an H. Beall. Georg i a ma rria ge records arrange d by c ounty . We Be:;sie "Niffie" Dear e Hal l Brown sends u s what s he have added some we found elsewhe r e . and fee l that knows o f her a n cestor s . Can a n yone sup~ l y more o n there may be more . If anyone can prov ide aCCi­ that line? tions or corrections, p lease senC t hem a lon: . Also, fro m Martin ar~ s ome ~ ible records and a And, beg inning on page 3D2, are more addition s short list ?f Geor g i a deaths (1823 -1 896) . Can and corr ections from Ro b e r ta Hull a nd Caro line anyone add to t h ese. Vosskuhler , a n the Alexander lines, incJudin3: Andrew and Margar et Beall ; Margar et Mag ruder and From Ben Foley we ~ave ' d etails on a different• J acob Williams; Nathanie l Beall a n d Ann Murdock; Beale family from England to Pennsylva nia t o Ohio . Ninian and Mary Bea ll; Nathan and Sar ah Beall; and Jack MacDonald sent a l on g ~o me additi onal i nforma ­ Zadock and Mi ddl eton Beall. More to come in the tion on the Maryland Beal l famil y, and offers t o next issue . s hare wha t he has found on the J a mes Beal l / Sarah Pearce line. Yo u r edi tor would certai n ly like to We wrap it up with Joa nne eel Vecchio ' s infor­ see what Jack h as uncovered. The Wi llia m Dea l mation on Ninian Beall (1 761 -1836) and J ose ph F . will he r efers to was published i n Iss ue #2D , page Beall (18~6-1892), p lus , of course , the queries. 247 [December 1995).

Continuing is Charles Lewis Seal' s research on the York, Ma ine Beal e fami l y . Th e tombs t o nes illust rated a r e a l so from Charles .. Janet Beall Br oadbent has p ut togethe r the res earc h s he has done on the Thomas Beall controvers y s t a rted by Virginia Kurtz. Thomas ma y o r may not be a broth­ er of Ninian ( 1625-1717) .

JONATHAN BEA ·~ 0 I E: 0 J3 n. 1::?.1 8 4J ag .: d 80y RS · Natalie A. Bealle A-2. Ellµbcttl b.__ cl. 23 Jul 1822 (PYO wlll 17 May 1824) m. Littleton Yarbrough 29 2313 SauvelleOrlve Apr 1788, Richmond Co, Ga. b.__ d. 2Jan 181!5 (will PVD 19 Aug 1815). Children: Monroe, Louisiana 71201 Ja~ Pa~ Harde~ Beall, Eliz, Thomas, John w., and Rebecca.

March 1, 1996 A-3. Annt b._ d._ m. 2 Mar 1789, Rlchmmond Co Oa. Benjamin Finney, b._ d. 8 Nov 1824 Jonos Co Ga. Chlldl"lln: HotekJah, Jamff{m. Bridget Hug hos 26 May 1823), Henry, Martha, Lockhart, Eliz, Calhoun, Lucy, Watt. Mary Anne{Patsey) Mr. Wiiiiam R. Beall, Editor The Beall News A-4. '12.!!!l b. 1781 Char1es Co, Md d. 1821, Wiii lwt 3 Aug 1820, pvd 25 Mar 1821, Portland, Oregon 97216 Columbla Co, Oa. m. Rebecca Bayes 28 nov 1782 Halifax Co, Va, dau. ot Jouph and Ann Robertson Bayes o1 Va. b. 1768 Hallfax, Va, d. 12May 1820, Columbia Co Ga. Children: Dear Mr. Beall: Nancy, John W., HeukJah, Charles, James, Marcus Lafayette. Chlldron: 1. Nancy b._d.__, m. James H. Smlttl 2 Mar 181 !5 , Columbia, Co Oa (merchan1 o1 Lexlngm"l, Oglothorp Co, Ga) Newspaper notice. We have enjoyed your newsletter over the years and have put off , "'c::- writing about one particular Issue. I had planned to add some material to 2. John Wyiil)'il b. 1791 d. 1 B!i8 m. 111 Martha F

I have enclosed my additions and corrections to this material in 4.Chanor hopes that you may have some changes or suggestions. . ...- ,... .. ',,. !5. Jamo~~Shown In the chart as married to Ruth Hams In 1790 while records show hla parenb\.marr1ed In 1782. Newspaper records ahow a (believed to be another) Maj I have information on some other names shown on page 22: .E. Jamea Beal m. to Ruth Hams In 1790). Zephaniah. H. Rebecca, !. Tabitha, and J. Nathan, I believe they are children of a Hezeklah Beall. My records show: f ·· 1.~ Marcus__; Latayotte Hl!Zekiah Beall, b. ca 1760, d. 6Dec1812, Richmond Co Ga. (will 1812 WA- 93) m.? ca 1780, son of Jacob Beal (b. d. 1781, brother Nathaniel). A-S. Hozeki"ah 'b._ d. 1828-29, will fwt t OJul 1828 pvd 13 Jan 1829 Columbia Co Oa. m. LOillsa,Barrett. Chlldl"lln: Eliz., Gazaway, Thomas C., Chas. T., John W., JeatMI and Children of Hezekiah: Wm B.' Comments: Some think he was also married to Daphine Homsby, 4 Jul t 916 and to Jeremiah b. ca 1781 d. 12Oct1800, oldest son(newspaper) rutt\."V iney Ba'tnett. !5 Jul 1803, Columbia co oa. A newspaper l"llpom Hezekiah and Louisa Ellzabeth b. 1782 d. 3 Oct 1800, 18yrs., oldest daughter Barrett were 11arents of JestMI Barrett and Martha Wlnn who were baptised 12 Apr 1908, 1st Rebecca b. d. 1831-34, m. Jacob Bostick 16Feb1804 PristJYtertan' Church, Augustzt, Ga. Polly • '• ' Tabitha m. Wm Beal 30Nov1813 Columbia Co Ga A-6. Charles T. b. 1792, d. wlll lwt 3Oct1842, pvd 18Mar1843, Columbia Os. 1st Nathan m. Frances Lumpkin 4 May 1820 Burke Co mamage to,E llz. Tlndlll II Dec 1811 , Columbla Co Oa (d. beforo 11132), 2nd marriage to Zephaniah d. 1830-31 C3thorlne E. Clayton, 'Z'T OCT 1831, Richmond co, oa. Chlldl"lln of that momage: Adeline d. 29 Jul 1816 (16 yrs) Sanannah b. 1813 and Al/llUsta b. 18111. Augusta m. Renold V. Golchlna(b. 1809 N.Y.) Their ( Nathan, Zephaniah and Adeline were minors in 1812) children: savannah, Chas. T. John c. and Lew1a c . A-7. Wm, Penn b. 4 Jul 1n9, Va .. d. 11Oct19SC, Richmond Co Ga. 1st marriage to Betsy Hopefully this will help someone. I have found our Bealls most Ann Tlndall 1~. b. 1783 d. 4,Sept 1844, Richmond Co Ga. Both burled In Doy1e difficult Please keep up your good wor1<. C.mtrtary, Richmond Co Oa. 2nd mom age to Ver11nda Magruder, 23 Mar 18411. Children: Evelina Washington, b. 1807..S, d. 16 Oct 18113(m. Wm. M. Wiiiiams 8 Feb 1822), Mary Ann Sincerely, Booker, b. ca 1808, d. 11Jul,18M (m. Col Wm. Doyle), Wm. Francia Manon b. ca 1810.11 , d. 26 Feb, 1826. (1Wo daughters also burled In Doy1e Cemetary) , )-·~ .'\.· ... ~..x~_ ;-. J~.. ~L- [Sources of the records ot tho family ot Wm. Beall from newspapers, Mlm>r ot t!mos and COMMENTS AND ADDITIONS Agum Chronicle, Augusta Oa. and from Wiiis, Land Records, Estata Settlements, Marriage and Death Records, 1783-1820 by Wal'T'l!fl Sollthem Recorder] TO CHART ON GEORGIA BEALL FAMILIES BY JEANNETTE H. AUSTIN SHOWN ON PAOE 22, VOL I, ISSUE 4, "THE BEALL NEWS"', DECEMBER 1991 O. M[! Jan• Shtppr$tt 6!g!I. wife Of Thomae, Children: 0-1 Francis, b._ d. 7 J ul, 1813, wlll pvd 30 May 1813 A. Wiiiiam Beall b. 1728 Chanos Co Md d. 4 Aug 1812, Columbia Co Ga. (Notice In 0.2 Thomas E. b. 30 Sept 1783, Md d. 27 Feb 1856 Mlllldgevllle Go newspaper. Mirror o1 the Times, Augusta, Oa, 10 Aug, 1812 - He was 85 yrs buried by Rev. 0-3 Mayor Robt. Augustus b. 1765 Md d. 1833 Warren Co Ga (newspaper notice) Abraham Marshall of Kloke Ba,Jf>tlst Church, Columbia Co Ga., near Appling, Oa.) Wiii LWT 0-4 Wm. L 28 Jan 1808, PVC 18Sept1812, Columbia Co, Ga. Uvod In Plttsyfvanla. Va. 1ne-17&4. 0-S John L Land deeded 23 Jul, 1n8 and sold 18Oct1784. Moved to Columbia Co In 1734. 0-8 Chea. T. 0-7 Martha Tennason b. 2 Sept 1796, Chas Co Md d, 18 Sept 1863 Choctaw, Al, m. Oen1 A-1 . Mary Penn B!!all b. Md 1n1, m. 10 Jan 1792 Columbia co, Ga to Abner Sims( b. Dannis Dont(d. May 1836) 1nt, d. 18 Mar 1808, Columbia Co Oa. Son of Wm Sima. Children: Wm, Chas, Leonerd, 0-8 Roason D. and Gazaway. ... : . .

JOHN FREDERICK DORMAN GINIAl.OGll;AL 111.IAlll;M

UJn All llI1nm 3Jt illntl} or itny C!Ionri>rn: 21 May 1978 tll~ts :!s UJo C!Jtrflfy, That on the .•.•.•. ~E.~ ....•. ~ay of •••.•••••••••N9Y.~ml?~.~ ...... in the year one thousand Ji~~iPndred and. •...•.....•.•.•.. Jt!L ...... a marriage )icense was iHued Dear Leah, .. \ . from the Office of the Clerk. of the Circuit Court for Prince George's County, authorizing any Minister You have been more than patient and I do apolo~i1e for the lon~ delay in ~ettin~ the papers of the Gospel or any other person, qualified by law to perform the Rites of Marriage between acertain finished. Besides the usual complications which seem to affect everythin~ I undertake I ran into a problem ····-······-········-S.ClIDllal...Br.oo.ke. .•Baall ...... with the death of Lieutenant Sam~el Brooke Beall which required some additional huntin~. of ...... -~~~-~~).{~~-~~..•.•••...•.•...... •...•...... ••...•.•...••.••....•....••...•. : ...... : •.•...•... Fielder Beall in his book says Samuel Brooke age. ...•~~~~-~~- color •...•••.. !$:~~.~... condition ...•...... ~~.ltX~X ...... '...... rclation ..•...... XXXXXX. •.••.••• Beall died in Amherst Co,. Va.• in 1842 and Mr. Steuart in his book on the ~aryland Line follows this. But when and -···-···-·--·~.'.!:.~!.~!?~ .. !l.~!.'f.'i...... :...... ~ ...... ~ ...... I ran down the pension papments to Samuel and then fol~owed the search to the final papers filed by the of ...... ~X~~l<~~~'.KX...•••••.••..••.•••.•••.•..•••••.•..••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.••••...••••••••.••••.••••..•••••••••••••••• administrator to secure the additional amount due it appears he died in Wood Co.• Jl.• ya. • in 1828, I ~d~ not age ....• ~!~~.~~ color •.•••..•• ~~J.~~-·· condition ...... •.~~XiX ...... relation ...... •....XXXXXXX •••••. know who the Samuel. who died'!i\ Amherst County was but he definitely is not your ancestor.· · 1

And afterwards. to wit: on the ••• ~ •• .XXXXXX ...... day oL...... XXXXXXXJt •••••. in the year I have put the evidence about Col. Samuel Beall 1 s Revolutionary service in the statement of proofs one thous&.nd mg.nidred and ...... !~!~~-~---··········-·.lhe following certificate was filed in the ·but.since there is place for only one patriot ancestor's. service on the application form, I used only Samuel ~erk's office. lo-wit: Brooke Beall there.

As you will note. I could not enter anythin~ "'I HEREBY CERTIFY, That on this ...... ~.;g .... day .of ...... WQY.em'b~.~ ...... , one thousand about the arrival of Alexander Beall. since the first record of him I have found is in the 1190s. The society's s~~undred and... .• _. •••• P..~...... al...... ?.E.~m;~... g~Q1i'.g~-~.11-Cg.\ln.ty.,••. ~aX'.Y.l».tld ~enealo~ist can fill this in to a~ree with her decision on the matter. ______smnufi:.J. .• l\X'Jloke •• l\e11ll.•• _. __...... and ...... ~~.'!!n?.E. •. ~.~~!-.Y...... I trust everyt~in~ is in order now. were by me unit~d in Marriage in accordance with the License issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prince George's County, in the State of Maryland. s1nc;z;:{

...... YJit~9.JiN.... :...... ~...... Mlnlstc:r of the Gospel, Otl\dal Character:"

As. appca~ by the record of Marriages in the Clcrl:'s o!Tice of the Circuit Court which Record is now in my custody and keeping.

Jin tiJrJJtlmony m~rrraf, I hereunto set my hand and alfix the seal of the Circuit Court for Prince Ccorge'& County, this.: ..•.... :J:1.t:b~ ...... day of...... JMn~...... , 19.1.Q •....

Encl. 5 ...... ~l.IL... Ylla.-eetJ1- .. 'f.tl.c.L.f..Y..: •...... •... Clerk of the Circuit Cpdt,l for Prince Oeor&o's County...... I\):'·' ...,VI •1: N · r·· ..

Richard and Samuel Broolce Beer.11 Historical Otho B. Beall listed on page 12 of the Baltz's book who died Society's Library to obtained the proof I needed. Samuel's in 1860, but he was not listed among the Probate Records. pension file did not contain a letter from Amherst Co., VA indicating he died there in 1842. Later, I foun~ a letter Incidentally, you might be interested in knowing that the among a deceased cousin's genealogical documents from John Montgomery County Historical Society in Rockville, MD is Frederick Dorman, dated 21 May 1978, who couldn't find any located in a lovely red brick home built by Upton Beall letter from Amherst County, VA. C1770-1827) who was the son of Brooke Beall, twin of Richard Beall (1742-1798). A brochure about the Beall-Dawson House, There was a letter, dated 22 September 1828, from Wood Co., as it is known, and 1 ibrary is enclosed.· Tours are by VA from Susan Depasath in which she declares Samuel 8. Bell appointment and the library is open at special times. A died 28 March 1828. Several letters were concerning small charge is made for use by non-members. appointment of William B. Beale in Wood County, VA as administrator of his estate and appointment of power of A copy of this letter is being enclosed to Roberta Hull for attorney to Thomas Tavener to collect pension due from 4 Mar her information. I have not had time to pursue any of the 1828 to 28 Mar 1828. Copies of my letters to obtain proof data she furnished. Your Beall News has been very informa­ of his death are enclosed together with a Report from the tive and I have enjoyed each issue. · James Woqd Chapter, NSDAR, of Wood County, WVA containing the names of Revolutionary soldiers buried in that county Yours truly, which included Samuel Bell(Beall). The latter was located at NSDAR Library. ~/.Ju.a>~~~ In addition, I have a copy of his marriage to Eleanor Berry Irene Beall Unf;;fJ-u-'~ on 3 Nov 1795 in Prince George's County, MD which was in my cousin's material, but was omitted from Helen W. Brown's "Index of Marriage Licenses, Prince George's County, Enclosures: ~ Maryland, 1777-1986".C~altimore, 1973). The library at the Ltr •. from John Frederick Dorman," dtd 21 May 1978. Montgomery County Historical Society contained a copy of C2) Note from L. W. Burdette's office, Dec 1983. that ~ounty•s 1776 Census showing that Samuel was age 14 and C3> Ltr. from H. K. Smith's office on my ltr of 29 Dec 1983. a member of Richard Beall of Samuel's household. Also, a C4> Eleventh Report of NSDAR, ·dtd 11 Oct 1907 to 11 Oct 1908 land deed sets forth the relationship of Samuel Beall, Jr, C4 pages with picture>. . CS) PGC, MD Marriage License issued by Clerk of Court to Samuel B. Beall & Eleanor Berry, certified on 3 Nov 1885. Minister Unknown. C6) Montg. Cty., MD 1776 Census showing the family of Richard Beall of Samuel & other Beall families •• {1)~ 13.ta..e.f..-.tf~~ ...t:~J:.~ MUSTER ROLL OF CAPTAIN EPf:R.\IM G. .ALBURTIS' COMPANY, FROM BERKF.I.J.~Y C't.mN1'Y, IN THE FIRST REOIMENT OF V1ROINIA. Voir UNTEEMS, CoMMANDXo B\. CO',,ONEL JOHN F. Hu!TRA.MCK CALLED lNTO THE SERVJCF OF THE U ~ITED STATES BY THE SECRETARY OF WA& UNDER TH.E ACT OF CONGRE~ APPROVED MAY 13, 1846, FROM THE •rwENTY-FIR$T DAY OF cfANUARY, 1847, (DATE OF THIS MUS­ TER) DnRJNG THE WAR '\\ITH M:Ex1co UNLESS SOONER D1s­ CHAROED. DESCENDENTS OF MARGARET MAGRUDER C17'iO~bef 178'iJ and JACOB WILLIAMS -.C -clBO'i Montgomet"'y Co., MDJ \ Bour,., •. -The original Manuscript Roster suppUed to the State .Depart­ compiled Apt"'il 1996 b~ Robet"ta Hull ment of Archives and History, by Hon. Gray Silver, or Martinsburg, West Mat"gat"et Magt"udet"', daughtet".of Samuei Magt"udet"' and Margat"et Jackson, Vlrgl'llla.) m. Jacob Williams. Hem. C2l Elizabeth Linthicum.( -cl817l who names step-childt"'en in her will Csee desc. of Ruth Beall and John Jackson) N.a.vu I Jonntn ~OR DUTT .&.KD EKROt.Lsn. I. Elizabeth Magruder Williams C1765-aft 181'il .m. bef 1802 Abraham Pn~s11:1''1 .&.ND Ans11:RT. RA.ME. Iii Simmons C -aft lBl~J · (Privates In Alphabetical ~ I WBZK. Wozas. BT Wuox ERROLLl:D. II. Samuel Williams C -aft 181'il Order.> ., 1 III. Uet"linda Williams C -aft lBl'iJ m. bBf 1802 ?? Thomas Ephraim G. Alburtis...... Ca~= l_l_N_o_v-.,-1-'"6_ _M_a_rt_l_n_sb_u_r_ll1Captain Alburtis. A. Jacob Williams Thomas Cbaf 181'i- J Otho H. Harrl!IOn ...... 1st Lieut ...... 21 Nov .. 181tl MartlllSbunr do David W. Gr&)' ...... 2d Lieut ...... 27 No\'., 1'"6 Berkeley -··· do . lU. Rebecca/Mat"goret Williams Cl77'i-oft 18501 CSamuel's will says Gf'Orcre '\'\'. Chambers, Jr. 2d Lieut ... . :.: .. 'lO Dec.• 18fd do do Rebecca, but wills of Jacob, Elizabeth, and Thomas say Mat"garetl Edward W. Maxwell ...... tst. Benit ... 28 !I Nov., l8f0 do -··· do m. Thomas Scott C -c18'i3 Montgomet"'y Co.J John C. Rl'ftd ...... Benreant .. SO 27 Nov., 18t6 Monran _...... do Robert Pollock...... do 28 8 Jan., 1817 Berkeley -··· do A. Sot"ah Scott (1796-aft 1850) m. Samuel Wast [1802-aft 1850J John Jamison...... do ... 22 IT Nov., 1843 do -·.. do 1. Richot"d West (1826-aft 1850J m. Rachel C1826-oft.1850l Daniel Polsal ...... Corporal .. 27 !I Nov., 18'6 do do · Wllllam H. Pasrl' ...... do ·'· 23 ?6 lll'e •• 18tR do do B. Elizabeth Scott C -aft 18~31 m. bef 1829 John Benton C Thornton Coontz.:...... do ... 2d ?9 r-io\· •• 18tlJ do do aft 18'i3l Wllllam Sherrard...... do ... 28 l7 Nov., 18'6 clo do c. Mat"goret E. Scott C181'i-aft 1850] m. 1829-18'i3 Ot"otio Clagett John W, KPef ...... Drummer.. 18 l1No\·,,18'd do do Cl807-aft 1857) son of Thomas Claggett and Rachel Offutt BenJamln \\'. Blondell ... Fifer ... -··· 18 30 Dl'c., lBfO do do See descendants of Ruth Beall/John Jackson and also of Bennett" Anderson ...... Private_ ... SO I eJan •• 18'7 Berkele11 _... Lieutenant Harrison. Ninian Beall/Mary Beall -+ Beales• .iohn A._...... do ... 22 IU NoT •• 184d do .... Ot.Dtaln Alburtla. Blesslnsr, John H...... do ... 16 11 Dec., 1846 do -··· do O. Thomas B. Scott C -bef 18'i3l Brown, John...... do 35 eJan., 1847 do _... do u. Sarah Williams C -aft 181'il m, oft 1802 ?1 Briggs Brown. PPter A...... do 22 :nJan., J8U Aleixandrla.. do A. Elizabeth Ann Briggs Cbef 181'i- l Brown. WllllamJ...... do 18 j dJan., 1847 Rerkelev ..... Llftutenant Harrison. Blakene7, Geom W ...... do 19 · U Nov. , IMd Mart lnsbunr Captain Alburtis. VI. Zachariah Williams C1779-c1858 Montgomery Co.J m. Eleanor C1780- C?owl ••Jacob...... do SO !'9 Dec., IMd do -·.. do oft 1850J Caln. Wlllla.m 0...... do Sl I Jan., 18U do do Crea.mer. John Q ...... ,.... do 221'1 Nov •• 184d do -... do A. Elizabeth Ann Williams C1806-aft 1865) m. Richard Cromwell Done, William D-...... do ... 19 8 Jan., 1sn do ..... Lieutenant. Harrison. ClBOS-aft 1865l Du trey. Andrew...... do ... 26 lO Nov •• llK6 do -... Ca.ptaln Alburtis. 1. Zachariah Cromwell C1837-oft 1850) Dobb, Carlisle...... do ... 23 6Jan., 18U do ..... do Dunn, Wllllam W...... do ...... ,.!1 Jan., 18'7 ...... B. Margaret Magruder Williams (1807-1865 Montgomery Co.] single Evans. James...... do ... St I 9 Dec •• 1Bld do _ .. do C. Samuel N. S. Williams (1813-oft 1850] m. Ann E. 11 (1816-aft Erwin, Charles...... do ... 21 6 Jan., 18'7 do _,., Lleutena.nt. Bani.ton. 1850) Freer. Henry 8-...... do ...... Jan.' 1847 ...... Gordon. Aaron K...... do ... 35 Ill:n Nov., 1848 do .... Captain Alburtis. 1. Ellen E. Williams C18'il-aft 1850) Gainor. Robl'rt...... ·do ... 18 10 Nov., 1843 do _,.. do 2. Zochat"ioh A. Williams C1B'i3-aft 1850) Grove. Lewis 8 ...... do ... SO ~ Dec. , IMd do -... do 3. Mary E. Williams C1B'i6-oft 1850) Griffin. Andrftw M...... do ... 4!1 .(Jan., 18'7 Richmond ... Lieutenant. Harrison. Gallaher. ,Tohn 8., .Jr...... do ... 82 I .(Jan., UK: Berkeley ..... Captain Alburtis. 'i. Samuel T. Williams C18'i8-aft 1850) Huan Arthur...... do ... 18 6Jan.. 1847 do .... Lieutenant. Harrison. 5. Sarah Margaret Williams Coft 1850?-oft 1865) Ht!lltelnsteln. Jacob B... do .. 25 24 Nov •• 1'"6 do -... Oapt.aln Alburt.Ls. 6. Luthet"' M. Williams Caft 1850?-aft 1865) Ht1ller, Josiah...... do 42 r6 Dec., 184d do ..... do Heck, David...... do 18 19 Dec., 18td do ..... do D. Henrietta Elepnor Williams C1818-aft 1865) m. bef 1850 Jomes Hodaes. Geo111'e...... do 22 6Jan., 1847 do ..... Lieutenant. Harrison. W. McAtee C1815-aft 1865) Hood. John W...... do 22 l Dec., 18'6 do _,,, Captain Alburtis. 1. Samuel Richard McAtee C ' -oft 1865] Hunter ••John R...... do 18 ie8 Dec., 184d do ..... do Harwood, James D...... do 21 18 Dec., 18•6 Richmond... do E. Zachat"ioh Henry.Williams C1811-oft 1850J Hooven, William...... do ... S3 &Jan .. 1847 Berkele)' ..... Lieutenant Barrtson. 1. Henrietta E. Williams C -oft 1865) Hooser. Francis W. M-... do ...... :!I Jan•• 18'7 ...... Jon NI, John ...... do 18 6 Jan., 18'7 Berkeley ..... Captain Albart.ls. Johm1ton. Joseph...... do 25 6.fan., 184' do -... do Klslrurer. Otho...... do 38 (1 Dec., JS'll do do Klein. Cha.rlP-s H-...... do 21 &Jan•• 18&7 do do Klmle1r, Wllllam ...... do 22 6 Jan., 1817 do -··· do Loflin. OharleH ...... do 19 6 Jan., 18f7 do -... Lieutenant Harrison. Lewis ••James...... do 2' 22 Nov., 1'"8 do ..... Captain Alburtis. McCommack, Wllllam..... 4o 19 6 Jan., llK7 do ..... Lieutenant. Harri.son F. Elizabeth Jackson C -bef 1801l m. Moses Parron Duke (1753- 1793) G. William Jackson tc17S0-1776/1801J m. bef 1776 Elizabeth Cc175~-oft 1801) ?dou of Mory Uyrmeers? U!. Mory Jackson C -c175~l m, Thomas Cromphin C1715-c1783 Prince Georges Co.) He m.C2l cl755 Elizabeth. Pottinger, widow of John Bowie children listed under Kinzey Beall on Descendants of A. Thomas Cramphin Cl7~0-1830l single? Ninion Beall and Ruth list B. Ruth Cramphin C17~2-1812l m. abt 1766 Allen Bowie Cl737-1803 6. William Magruder C -1806 Montgomery Co.) Montgomery Co.l son of John Bowie and Elizabeth Pottinger ;1. Eleonor Jackson C -oft 1787) m. ?? Arrel 1. Thomas Bowie Cl767-1823J m. 179~ Margaret Belt, dou. of .11. Hannah CAnn Ruth?l Jackson C -oft 1787) m. Jasper Mauduit Humphrey and Mory Brooke C1733-1775 Prince Georges Co.J son of William Mauduit dsp? 2. John Bowie (1769-1825) single ;u. Philip Jackson C -c179~l m. bef 1761 Eliza 3. Washington Bowie Cl776-1826J m. Mory Crabb Johns, dou. of .J. Alexander Jackson (1722-1803 Prince Georges Co.) m. Deborah Thomas Mouduit C1729-c1812l daughter of William Mauduit ~. Elizabeth Bowie C1772-1B~OJ m. 1802 Thomas Davis C1770- A. John Jackson C -aft 1806) 1835J 8. Jasper Mauduit Jackson C -oft 1806) s. Mory Bowie C177~-1800l C. Ann Hannah Jackson C -oft 1806) 6. Allen Bowie t1778-1782l D. Deborah Jackson C1768-1BS0/1855l m. Dr. BemJamin Duval 7, Hannah Bowie C17B0-1782l C1768-c1857 Montgomery Co.l son of Moreen Duval 8. Richard Bowie C1783-180ll 1. Alexander Jackson Duval underage in 1801-bef 1855? not Ull. ?? Jackson m. ?? Offutt in father's willl m. Eliza A. Zachariah Offutt a. Cleora Duval C1827-aft 1855) m. bef 1855 Jackson ls this the Zachariah b. c1730 who married Eleonor Beall? Adams C -aft 1855) CSee Descendants of Ninian Beall and Mary Beall) ?b. Charles Duval C · -oft 1855) called grandson in He was thought to be the son of John Offutt, d. 17~3 Benjamin's will testate, with wife Esther [maiden name unknown] and 7 2. Dr. Washington Duval C1796-aft 1855) m. Eliza A. children, unnamed. She refused to toke out letters of Cl803-aft 1850l administration by advice of Mr. William Mauduit. She m. 2 a. Edmund P~ Duval C1827-aft 1850) Ephraim Andrews of Baltimore. b. Margaret Duval C1829-aft 1850l c. Benjamin Duval C1830-aft 1850) John Jackson's will named only son Alexander, and no distribution d. Frances E. Duval C183~-aft 1850) naming the children has been found. The names of the children have 3, Cleora Duval C1805-aft 1855) m. Dr. William P. Palmer been compiled from the will -of Margaret Magruder, daughter of Ruth and C1793-aft 1855l • John. She names siblings, nieces, nephews, a grandniece, two a. Eliza Palmer Cl836-aft 1850)° granddaughters Ctho doesn't soy granddaughters], b. Helen Palmer Cl837-aft .1850l c. Cleora Palmer C18~0-aft 1850) Unidentified descendants and possible descendants: d. Benjamin Duval Palmer C18~8-aft 1855) Will Of Margaret Magruder C1787-1801J also names niece Frances e. Washington D. Palmer (1850-aft 1850) Beall, wife of Benjamin Beall, and their four sons Cunnamedl, and ?f. Ann [1823-aft 18SSJ m. Jasper M. Jackson [1821-aft grandniece Margaret Magruder. 1855] Ann is called granddaughter in Benjamin's will Montgomery Co. will of Samuel Jackson Magruder, 1789-1793, 1. Mary E. Jackson [18~8- willing to sisters Margaret, Ruthey, and Elizabeth Magruder. Samuel 2. William P. Jackson C18SO- Jackson Magruder b. 1765, Prince George Parish records, to Joseph ~. Deborah Duval Cl807-186~ Montgomery Co.J m. Thomas Canby Magruder and Mary. CSomuel Jackson Magruder, having sister Margaret, C1795-bef 186~) may be grandnephew of Margaret Magruder, above.J · a. Eliza A. Canby C18~0-aft 186~) b. Mary B. Canby C18~2-aft 186~) Will of Jasper Mauduit Cobovel mentions\cousins Jasper M. Jackson c. Martha H. Canby C18~5-oft 186~l and William Jackson. Actually nephews? Also dasper Mouduit Garvy, d. William M.• Canby C1835-aft 186~l e. Benjamin Duval Canby [1837-aft 1856) not in mother's underage in 1775 will Will of Mory Uyrmeers, 1793-179~, PG, all goods and chattels to f, Loura Canby C1833-oft 186~l m. bef 186~ ?? Wilson E. Ruth Jackson C -bef 1801) m. Young son-in-low William Jackson with whom I reside. Will of Jonathan Jackson 1800-1801 PG, wife Agnes, children Matthew, Elizabeth, Susannah. Also nephew William Jackson and brother-in-low Peter Sober of Kent County,

References: Records of Montgomery and Prince Georges Counties, MD Offutt Notebooks compiled by Nelle Chesley Maryland and Virginia Colonials by Sharon Doliante Across the Years in Prince Georges Co., by Bowie

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c. Katherine, CKittyl Wheeler C179'i-1852 Bradley Co. 1 5. Montgomery Claggett Cl8'i2-oft 1850) ARl m. 1817 Nimrod Bates Wheeler C1795- 6. Luther S. Claggett ClB~~-aft 18501 d. Elizabeth Wheeler [1796-1819 Bracken Co., KYl m. 7. Laernia? Cfl.E. Claggett C1B'i8-aft 18501 181'i John Riddle b. Thomas Claggett C1BOB-bef 1857) m. Jane M, C1808-oft a. John Wheeler [1797-1876 Pendleton, KVl m. Cll 1857] Elizabeth Jett C1797-1863l C2l 186't Miner.va Rice 1. Henry M. Claggett C1836-oft 1857l f. Margaret Wheeler C1799- l m. 1831 Presley G. 2. Mary F. c. Claggett Cl839-aft 18571 Kennett 3. Laura J, Claggett C18'il-oft 18571 g. Sarah Jone Wheeler C1B01-18BOl m, 1820 John Bradford ~. Joseph E. Claggett C18~3-oft 18571 Cl 793-1868] 5. Teresa T. Claggett Ci8'i5-aft 1857] 13. Jomes Doull Offutt C1772-1831l m. Mary Offutt C1770- 6. Alice G. Claggett Cl8~7-oft 18573 1852l, dau. of James Offutt and Rebecca Magruder--to 7. Caroline A. Claggett C18'i7-oft 18571

Scott Co. 1 KV 8, Thomas R. Claggett C18'iS-aft 18573 l't. Elisha Offutt C1775-aft 1786, bef 18101 c. Henry Claggett C -aft 18571 15. Baruch Offutt C1777-1839l m. 1799 Uerlinda Offutt C d. Ellen/Eleanor Claggett C1808-aft 18571 m. ?? oft 18101 dou. of Mordecai Offutt~--to Scott Co., KV Holland • B. Ruth Magruder C1732-bef 178'iJ not in Samuel's will 1. Hanno A. Holland C -aft 18571 C. Sarah Magruder C173'i-bef 178'il not in Samuel's will 2. Thomas J, Holland C -aft 1857l D. Ninian Beall Magruder C1735-1809l eldest son m. Rebecca Young, 3. James E. Holland C ·-aft 1857] dou. of William Young and Eleonor to GA Columbia Co.? ~. Grafton E. Holland C -oft 18571 1. Samuel Magruder e. Zachariah Claggett [180~-bef 1857?] 2. William Magruder f, Letha Claggett C1802-bef 1857] 3. Eleonor Magruder Cc1760-aft 1835] m. Richard Beall, son g. Kitty Ann Claggett ClBOS-bef 18571 of Andrew Beall and Margaret Beall to Washington ca., h. Joseph Claggett (1812-bef 18571 KV See Descendants of Andrew and Margaret Beall 6. Henry Claggett C -aft 1810l minor in 1777 'i. Aleitha Magruder m. Wolter Drane 7. David Claggett Cminor in 1777-aft 18571 m, 1800 Sarah Ann 5 • Cassandra Magruder m. Drone Odell, dau. of Baruch and Margaret Offutt Cabovel 6. Margaret Magruder m. Sims 8. Hezekiah Claggett C -aft 17771 ?m. Frances Beall 7. Elizabeth Magruder dau, of Samuel Beall and Eleanor Breaks. See ' 8. Mory Magruder m. Ben Leigh Descendants of John Beall and Uerlinda Magruder. S, Susanna Magruder m. Silvers 9. Josiah Claggett C -aft 17771 hod children 10. Rebecca Magruder m. Robertson 10. Sarah Claggett C -aft 17771 E. Ann Magruder C173B-c1815 Montgomery Co.J m. Henry Claggett F. Margeret Magruder C17'i0-bef 178~] m~ Jacob Williams c C -c 1778 Montgomery Co.l c180~ Montgomery Co.l Jacob m, C2l Elizabeth Linthicum 1. Ann Claggett C1768-1833l m. 1791 Alexander Offutt Cabovel Descendants are on the Margaret Magruder and Jacob list 2. Samuel Claggett C -oft 178'i, bef 1810?1 hod children G. Joseph Magruder C17'i2-aft 178~] Cwill Montgomery Co. 1793?3 3. Joseph Claggett C -aft lBlOl H. Samuel Brewer CBrucel Magruder C17'i~-1818 Montgomery Co.l m. 'i, Zachariah Claggett C1760-aft 1810] Cll Rebecca Magruder, C17~6-1B06l dou. of Ninian 5, Thomas Claggett C1773-c1860 Montgomery Co,J m. 1802 Magruder and Mary Offutt . C2l Eleanor C -aft 1B18l Rachel Offutt Cc17B1-c1830J daughter of Zachariah 1. Wolter Magruder Coft 1776-aft 1818] Offutt and Eleanor Beall. Sea Descendants of Ninion 2. Jomes Magruder C1768-aft 1818] Beall and Mory Beall. 3. Samuel Magruder C177~-oft 1818] a. Cratic Claggett (1807-aft 18551 m. Margaret E. Scott 'i. Ninion Magruder C1772-c1830l C181'i-oft 18501, dau. of Thomas Scott and Margaret a. Groce Magruder Cbef 1826- l Williams Cbelowl 5. Charlotte Magruder (1770-1826 Montgomery Ca.J m. Kinzey 1. Ann E. Claggett C1833-oft 18501 Beall, son cf Robert Beall and Hannah Beall e. Keziah Odell C1782-1830l m. Charles Thrift C1782- DESCENDENTS OF RUTH BEALL and JOHN JACKSON 1B~7J son of Charles Thrift and Elizabeth Offutt, compiled 1995 by Caroline Uosskuhler & Roberto Hull bolcw to Fayette Co., KY revised April 1896 7. Nathaniel Offutt C1762-oft 1810l B. Elizabeth Offutt C1763-1826l m. 1778 Charles Thrift Ruth Beall, C -oft 1761) daughter of Alexander, m. John Jackson, Cc1753-1826J son of Charles Thrift to Christion Co., Cc1685-1761 Frederick Co., MDl . KY I. Margaret Jackson Cc171~-c1801 Prince Georges Co.l m. c1728 Samuel a. Samuel Magruder Thrift C17B5-1872l m. 1811 Sarah Magruder Ill, C1708-c1786 Montgomery Cc.J sen of Ninion Magruder Fleming Cowan C1792-1B6~J to Washington, IL and Elizabeth Brewer b. Rebecca Thrift Cc17B7- J m. Thomas Carroll Ccl77B- A. Elizabeth Magruder C1730-cl812l m. 1750 William Offutt 1818J C1729-1786 Montgomery Co.J·son of William Offutt and Jane c. Charles Thrift m. 1805 Keziah Odell, above Joyce d. William Thrift m. Catherine Moffatt l. Samuel Offutt C1751-1827l m. 1778 Elizabeth Roy Cl761- e. Sarah Thrift (1808-18~6) m. 182~ John Crowley 183ll to Scott Co., KV Richards C1806-18~6 Georgetown, KVJ 2. William Mockbee Offutt C1753-oft 18101 m. 1778 Alley f, George Thrift Thrift, dau. of Charles Thrift g. Jomes O. Thrift 3. Sarah Offutt C1755-oft ·18101 m. 1781 John Young h. Hezekiah Thrift ~. Jomes M. Offutt C1757- dy i. Hamilton Thrift 5. Rezin Offutt C1759-1816l m. Cll Elizabeth (Lewis) f, Elizabeth Thrift Potterson C2l Mory CMonleyl Douglas to Fairfax Co., UA g. Rezin Thrift 6. Margaret Offutt (1760-1820/~l m. Cll Baruch Odell 9. Jomes D. Offutt [1765- dy Cc1755-1789J, son of Thomas Odell and Keziah Offutt 10. Alexander Offutt C1767-1823J m. 1791 Ann Claggett C176B- C2l Zachariah Austin to Ohio Co., KY 1833l, daughter of Hanry Claggett and Ann Mogruder---to a. Elizabeth Odell, m. 1796 Hezikiah Austin Scott Co., KY b. Cassondra Odell [1780-1832 Ohio Co., KYl m. 1799 a. Henry C. Offutt C1791- l m. 1820 Mory F. Bell John Kendrick Austin C1770-185~ Ohio Co., KYl m. C2J Mory s. Gloss 18~0 1. Baruch Odell Austin [1799- b. William C. Offutt C1793-1B58J m. 1820 Melissa Pitts 2. Helen Austin ClBOl~bef 1855) m. 1818 Joseph c. Varlinda Offutt C1795-1B31l m. 1816 Alexander Logan Miller C1796-1875J d. Elizabeth M. Offutt C1797-1833J m. 1825 William M. 3. John Austin C1802- Offutt ~. Robert Magruder Austin [180~-1866 Ohio co., KYJ a. Ann Offutt C1800-1861J m. 1827 Bartlett Holl m. 1829 Mory Render C1B09-1851J f. Alexander Offutt [1803-1875 Scott Co., KVJ m. 18~0 5. Themas Odell Austin ClBOS-1875 Ohio Cc., KYJ m. Emeline Smith C182~-1853l 1830 Amelio Basford Barnes C1810~1891J 1. Willia~ Nelson Offutt ClB~l-1929 Fayette Co., 6. Elizabeth Austin C1807- J m. 1828 Blackstone KV m. 1868 Sue Webb Ferd C1850-1911J Taylor 2. Ezra Nelson Offutt C18~3-1911 Scott Co., KYJ m. 7, Kitty Ann Austiri C1809- 1866 Mory E. Maddox C18~3-1927J 8. Margaret Austin C1812-187aJ m. 1830 Willis 3. Sidney Smith Offutt C18~5-1896l Borah ~. Virginia Offutt C18~7- J m. Ely Blackburn 9. Andrew Jackson Austin m. 18~0 Dorothy B. Chinn 5. Anne C. Offutt C18~9-1896J m. Cornelius Wells 10. William Austin Cl81~-1883l m. 1836 Sarah Ann C1835-1899l Taylor g. Ezra N. Offutt C1B06-bef 18~5) m 1828 Antoinette 11. Henry Austin m. 1838 Morildo Stevens Caroline Hole, dau. of Smith, C!J 1836 Elizabeth 12 G~orge W, Austin m. 18~~ Amanda Thomas A. Lemon, dou of Joseph Lamon 13. 2ochar1oh Austin Cc1821- J m. Caroline 1. Ann Eliza Offutt m. 18~5 Albert Allen Taylor h. Zachariah Offutt (1808- l m 1837 Mory E. Ford c. Sarah Ann Odell C -c1815l, m. 1800 David Clagett 11. Enoch Offutt Cl768- dy son of Henry and Ann CMagrudarl below to IN? ' 12. Jone Offutt Cl770-bef 18101 m. cl790 Drummond Wheeler d. Jon~ Odell, m. 1803 Archibold Offutt [1778-1833)

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~. Erasmus Perry Jr. [1793-18~3~ m, 1821 Ruth Ann Williams C1B02-1888J 5. Elbert Perry C -bef 1826] m. 1800 Rebecca Magruder S. Ephraim Beall C1778-l81~l dsp 6. Christina Perry m. 1800 Thamds Gillings 6. Eden Beall C1780-186~ Montgomery Co.l m. Cll 1813 Matilda 7. Priscilla Maria Perry C1799- 'l m. James Pearce Perry, do~. of Erasmus Perry and Elizabeth Hording, 8. Caroline Perry C1801- l below 9, Elizabeth Perry C1803- l m. Joseph Rose a. Edward Beall C1819-aft 1862) m. 1855 Harriet 10. Rebecca Perry m. Benjamin Dawes Burgess, above, dou of James Burgess and Harriet 11. Matilda Perry C -bef 1826l m. Eden Beall. above Beall B. Edward Harding C -aft 1799) b. William Harrison Beall Cc181B-oft 1862) unm. c. Josiah Hard1ng C -aft 1799) m. C2J 1830 Priscilla Perry Beall C1799-1862l dou. of D. Nathan Hording C -aft 1799) Perry Beall and Elizabeth Nichols, see Dase. of E. John Harding C -aft 1799) m. John Beall and Uerlinda Magruder 1. Thomas Noble Horwood Harding Cunder 18 in 1799) a. Thomas John Beall Cl831-1897J m. 1858 Catherine F. Deborah Hording C -aft 1799) m. bef 1799 John Hanson Goldsborough Owen C1837-1910l, dau of Washington Wheeler C -aft 1799J w. Owen and Angelino Goldsborough Robinson G. Wolter Harding (1752-1782 Montgomery Co.J m. Mory Harding b. Charles Alexander Beall Cl832-1885J m. 186~ 1. Mary Hording C1778-1836l m. Thomas a. Drain C1772-l853l Catherine Perry C -1883J to MO a. Wolter Harding Drain Cc179B-1B65l m. 182~ Eliza c. Mary Ellen Beall Cc183~-aft 1872J m. bef 1862 James McClyre to Logan Co., KV Harrison Dawes to NJ 2. Elias Harding C -aft 1799l d. Anno Mario Beall Cl836-18~2l 3, Philip Harding C -aft 17993 e. G. w. Columbus Beall C1837-1906l m. 187~ Mory Ann ~. Elizabeth Hording C -aft 1799J m. 1782/1799 Benjamin Palmer C18~7-1933J dau. of Pennell Palmer Williams C -aft 1799) f, Benjamin Stoddart Beall C1839-aft 1850, bef 1862J 5. Anna Harding C -1782/1799) g. Forrest Beall (1839- dy H. Basil Hording C -bef 1799l m. h. Anna M. Beall Cl8~3-aft 1850, bef 1862J 1. Mory Harding C -aft 1799J 11. Nathaniel Beall Cc1715-1757 Frederick Co.J m. c 1737 Ann Murdock 2. Sarah Harding C -oft 17993 [1717-180~ Frederick Co.l 3. Elizabeth Harding C -aft 17993 descendants are listed on a separate sheet ~. Walter Harding C -oft 1799J Ill. Henry Beall Ccl718-aft 1755) m. Sarah CEason in 17~~? Talbot UIII. William Beall Ccl729-1762l m. Jane Edmonston Cc1729-aft 1771) Co.l may be the surveyor in Bedford Co., UA daughter of Archibald Edmonston and Dorothy Brooke JU. Margaret Beall (1722-1797 Washington Co., KVl m. Andrew Beall Jane m. C2l bef 1771 Mr. ?? Davis C1721-c1781 Prince Georges Co.l descendants listed on A. Priscilla Beall C -oft 1771J Andrew Beall and Margaret Beall list B. Elizabeth Beall ·c -oft 1771J u. Richard Beall (1722-oft 1776l m. Eleonor C1729-oft 1776) C. Archibald Brooke Beall C1756-18~0 Bourbon Co., KVJ m. 1785 (~) A. Ann Beall C -oft 176~] Mildred Crews, dou. of David Crews and Anno McGhee ;~ B. Priscilla Beall Cl75~-oft 1776] 1. David Beall C17B6- dy ~·= c. Margaret Beall C1757-aft 1776l 2. Jane Beall C1788- J m. 1808 Andrew Buchanon one son~ D. Elizabeth Beall (1763-aft 1776) 3. Anno Beall C17SO- l m. 1809 Thomas Culbertson ...... E. Wilobe Beall C1765-aft 1776) ~. Delilah Beall Cl792-1865 Rush Co., IN] m. 1810 Samuel UJ, Jamima Beall Cc 1725-176~ Frederick Co.l unm. King C17BB-1880J 12 children VII. Elizabeth Beall Cc1728-oft 1800) m. by 175~ Elias Harding (1728- 5. William Beall C1795- J m. 1825 Susan Cornelius 6 1800 Montgomery Co.J son of John Hording and Elizabeth, prob, children Williams 6, Archibald Beall Jr. (1797- l m. Angeline Thomas A. Elizabeth Harding C1758-1820J m. 1778 Erasmus Perry C1760- 7. Jemima Beall Cl798- J m. 1827 John B. Riddle to IA 1826J, son of Benjamin Perry and Elizabeth Magruder 8. Nathaniel Beall C1801-18~5 Wayne Co., INJ m. 1826 Sarah 1. Benjamin Perry m. 180~ Elizabeth Magruder C -1863J Talbot 10 children 2. Gassaway Perry C1787-183~l m. 1817 Sarah Beall 9. Elizabeth Beall C1803- J m 1819 William Poston to 3. Elias Perry C1788-18~7l m. 1803 Aquintine Waters C1786- Woyne Co., IN 18~~) . 10, Nancy Beall C1805-186BJ m. 1831 William Gentry C1799- 1866J to Wayne Ca., IN 11. Milton Beall ClBOB-1883 Butler Co., MOJ m. Jone Talbott C -1902), dou. of Samuel Talbot and Margaret Landec- 10 children D, Willhelmina Beall C -aft 1771l DESCENDENTS OF WILLIAM BEALL Cc16B3-1756 Frederick Co. MDJ and 9. Martha Beall C -oft 1801) m. 1798 Nathan Holland Jr. ELIZABETH MAGRUDER C1689-oft 176~) dou. of Samuel Magruder C -aft 1813) and Sarah Beall compiled by Roberto Hull 1995 a, Elias Holland revised Morch 1996 b. Sarah Holland c. Mory Ann Holland William Beall, son of immigrant Alexander Beall C16~9-17~~l and unknown first wife, m. c1710/ll Elizabeth Magruder, widow of Ninion d. Eliza? Holland under 16 in 1809 Beall Jr., and daughter of Samuel Magruder and Sarah Bsoll e. Nathan Holland F. Mory Beall [ -1815 Montgomery Co,] m. Thomas Edmonston J .• Alexander Beall Cc1712-1759 Frederick Co.l m. Cll c173~ Elizabeth C17~0-1805 Montgomery Co.l son of Archibald Edmonston and Hording C1713- c1756l dau. of John Hording and Elizabeth, prob. Dorothy Brooke Williams C2l c175B Sarah Winters, widow of Joseph Ogle, she m. 1. Edward Edmonston C -oft 18051 m. Peggy Ownings C3l c1760 Adam Henry 2. Robert Edmonston C -1817) m. Polly Waters A. Leonard Beall C1736-180~ Clark Co., KYl m. bef 1763 Eleonor 3 .. Eden Edmonston C -oft 18151 m. Lucretia Waters Magruder, dau. of Zachariah Magruder and Sarah C?BeallJ ~. Alexander Edmonston C -1799J m. Cassandra Jones 1. Zachariah Hardin CHording?l Beall Cc1761-1B26 Morgon a. Olivio Edmonston, minor in 1805 Co., Ill m. 179~ Nancy Ann Evans, dou. of Richard Evans b. Franklin Edmonston. minor in 1805 and Mory S. Thomas Edmonston [ -oft 1805) m. Ruth Scheckells a. Eleonor Beall C1795-1B38l m 181~ Charles Hazelrigg 6. Elizabeth Edmon~ton m. bef 1805 Andrew Schoolfield b, Leonard Beall C1796-1886J m. 1819 Mory Young C1797- 7. Dorothy Edmonston C -aft 1815) m, oft 1805 Benjamin 1862J Waters c. Mory Beall Cc179B-1821 Clark Co., KYl m. Michael 8. Archibold Brooke Edmonston C -clBlOJ m. Susannah Sayle Flynn CclBOO- a. Decius Edmonston Cmolel, minor in 1805 d, Richard Beall Cc1800- l m. Jemima Elledge C1803- b. Brook Edmonston. minor in 1805 e. Thomas Beall Cc1802- G. Martha Beall C -oft 1759] Roger Edmonston, son of f, Elizabeth Beall Cc180~­ l m. Alexonde~ Wheeler Archibold Edmonston and Dorothy Brooke, thought to hove g. Susannah Beall C1806- l m. 1829 Ambrose Parsons married either Martha Beall or Martha Orme B. William Magruder Beall C -aft 1759) H. Edward Beall C17~3-1797 Montgomery Co.l m. 1770 Rochel c. Sarah BeollC -aft 1772) m. bef 1772 Lawrence Owen C -oft Edmonston C17~6-c1812l dau. of Jomes Edmonston and Mory 1772), son of Edward Owen Beall D. Elizabeth Beall C -oft 1759) 1. Elijah Beall C1771-1B31 Guernsey Co., DHJ m, 1797 Ann E. Sobina/Sobrino Beall C -c1822 Montgomery Co.l m. Jeremiah Long Beall C -c1801 Montgomery Co.l son of Jomes Beall Cof a. Loftus Beall Robert) and Margaret C?Fergusonl b. Henry Beall 1. Jomes Beall C -oft 18011 c. Edward Beall a. Caleb Beall Cbef 1809- l d. Jomes Beall 2. Daniel Beall Jr. C -oft 1801) m. ?ClJ Sarah e. John Beall Fitzgerald, C2J 180~ Verlinda Austin f, Ellen Beall a. Jeremiah Beall Cbef 1809- l g. Sarah Beall 3. Mory Beall C -oft 1809) m. 1803 John Burgess Magruder 2. Eli Beall C1773-1851 Winchester, VA) m. 1802 Octavio Owen C -oft 1818J son of Joseph Magruder and Catherina Cminor in 1779-1859) dou. of Robert Owen and Mory ~. Elizabeth Beall C -c1811 Montgomery Co.l dsp Edmonston 5. Rochel Beall C -oft 1809J unm.? a. Mory E. Beall C -bef 1851) m. George M. Long 6. Hanno/Henrietta Beall C -oft 1809) unm. ? 1. Octavia 0. Long ' 7, Margaret Beall C -oft lBOlJ m. James Edmonston Beall b. Harriet A. Beall C -oft 1B51J 'm. Jomes H. Burgess C -oft 1801J son of Archibald Beall and Jane C -oft 18511 Edmonston children listed on Descendants of James 1. Harriet Jacquelin Burgess m. Edward Beall, son Beall and Mory Edmonston of Eden Beall and Matilda Perry, below 8. Sabra Beall Cl765- J m. 1801 Jomes Ford 3. Enoch Beall C1775-1866l dsp a. Nancy Ford Cby Dec 1809- J ~. Edward Beall Cl776-18~2l dsp ..... , ·.· •L :·.: .. . · . .:

Stephen Beal De9cendents of ANDREW BEALL C1721-1781 Prince Georges Co., MDl and MARGARET BEALL C1722-1792 Washington Co.,KYl daughter of William Beall and Elizabeth Magruder compiled March 1996 by Caroline Uosskuhler and Roberta Hull Stephen Beal was bom on March 17, 1796 in Durham, Maine. He was the son of Lucy I. Richard Beall Cc1750-1835l m. Eleanor Magrud~r Cc1760-aft 1835l, (Doughty) and Jonathan Beal, Jr. dau. of Ninian Beall Magruder and Rebecca Young, see descendants of Ruth Beall and John Jackson to Washington Co., and Stephen married Charlotte Coombes Goold after O~ober 28, 1818. Chartotte was bom Christian Co., KV A. Andrew Beall C1785-aft 1850) m. aft 181~ Ado C1791-oft 1850) on January 4, 1802 In Lisbon, Maine. They filed their marriage intent In Lisbon, Maine 1. William Beall C1831-aft 1850l on October 28, 1818. They also filed their marriage intent in Durham, Maine on B. William Magruder Beall C179~-1876l ~. 181~ Letticia Bland October 20, 1818. Chartotte was the daughter of Ann (Adams) and Moses Goold. The Philips C1797-18~~l Adams family line has a long history that branches out of York, Maine with President 1. Margaret Ann Magruder Beall C1815- J m. John c. Duke John Adams (2nd President of the United States) coming from a branch _of this line. 2. Richard Beall C1818- l m. C1J ?Nancy Ray Brown, dau of This Adams line had two family members killed in the York Massacre in January, 1692. Peter Brawn and Elizabeth Beall? C2l Adelaide Pierce The spelling of "Goold" can also be found spelled "Gould". Chartotte's middle name 3. Elizabeth Dane Beall C1819- J m. 1837 Thomas Phillips ~. William Phillips Beall C1822-1886l Texas m. 1850 Myrtilla can also be found spelled as "Coombs" and "Combs". They had the following children McKisick C -c1906J (all bom In Andover, Maine, except Ann who was bom in Lisbon, Maine and Moses 5. Elynor Young Beall C -18~~) who was bom in Durham, Maine): 6. John Fisk Beall Cc1827- J 7. Felix Grundy Beali Cc1B30-1837l i Ann Goold, b September 9, 1819 8. Leticia Ann Beall' C183~- l m. 1867 Thomas J, or C. ii Moses Goold, b November 11, 1821 Moore 9. Caroline Beall C1837- J m. William T. Fields iii Stephen, b November 27, 1823 c. Rebecca Beall m. 179~ John Sheehan iv Chartotte C., b April 9, 1826 D. Nancy Beall m. 1803 Robert Cunningham v Mary Elizabeth, b March 6, 1828 E. Susannah Beall m. 1815 John Beauchamp vi Charles Benson, b May 12, 1830 F. Elizabeth Beall m. 1801 Thomas Wright vii William, b February 27, 1832 G. ??? Beall m. Abel Wright JI. Andrew Beall Cc1755-1803 Washington Co., KVJ unm, viii Sophrone Briggs, b November 6, 1833 III. Nancy Beall C -aft 1803] m. bef 1803 ?? Oxbury JU, Elizabeth Beall m, 1781 Peter Brown C -art 1803l Charlotte and Stephen probably moved to Andover after 1821. Andover Is about 60 A. ?Benjamin Brown miles north of Durham. This was a farming and a logging area. B. ?Nancy Ray Brown m. Richard Beall, above? u. ?? Beall C -bef 1781) m. ??? Offutt Stephen lived in Durham, Andover and Lisbon. Maine. The 1830 United States Census A. Andrew Offutt C1773-18~1 Spencer Co., KYJ m. clBOO Elizabeth Chew Offutt Cc1781-c1855 Spencer Co., KVJ dau. of Zephaniah Index shows Stephen Beal living in Andover. Stephen died on April 26, 1835 in Offutt and Margaret Butler Andover, Maine. He is buried at the Woodlawn Cemetery (along Route 5) in Andover, 1. Ruth Catherine Offutt (1801-187~ Spencer Co., KVJ m. l822 Maine. It is not known when Charlotte died or where she was buried. John Shoemaker 2. Margaret Rose Offutt C -aft 1827] Stephen's upright headstone reads: 3. Zephaniah Beall Offutt [1800-1851 Washington Co., KVl m. 1832 Elizabeth Parker Brown C1811-1857l ~. Samuel Theophilus Offutt (1805-1895 Spencer Co., KVJ m. STEPHEN BEAL Cll 1833 Eliza A. Mulligan C1803-1861l C2l Lucy Emily DIED Jarboe C1828-1B73J Apr. 26, 1835 5. Andrew Jefferson Offutt C1807- l m. 1837 Matilda C. JEt. 39 yrs. Thomas Gone but not forgotten 6. Augustine Burgess OFFutt (1817-1888 Washington Co., KVJ m. Cll 18~6 Maria T. Henderson C1812-186~l C2l 186? Margaret Ann Carter 7. James Offutt C -18~5 Spencer Co., KVJ 8. Felix G. Offutt UI. son C1757- dy? Jonathan grew up in York, Maine. He also lived at Bath and Georgetown, Maine Jonathan Beal, Jr. probably after the French & Indian Wars ended, after 1759. He next settled at Durham (originally called Royalsborough), Maine about 1773. He was living on the east end of Lot 61. There was a dispute between the Pejepscot Proprietors and the first settlers Jonathan Beal, Jr. was bom on January 13, 1767 In Bath, Maine. He was the son of involving "clouded title" of ownership of the land. Many settlers were squatters - settled Mary (Joy) and Jonathan Beale, Sr. • on the land without right or title, or they settled on public land to gain title to it. Massachusetts passed the "Betterment Act" in 1798 so that the settlers could obtain About 1790, Jonathan settled in Durham, Maine living on the west end of Lot 61. This title to the land if they made paid a f1>

Today, an old abandoned dirt road over a stone bridge still leads the way to the Bears Hannah, b November 14, 1792 Landing and Ferry site in Durham. With a second growth of trees and vegetation ii Joseph B., b July 17, 1794 ~ grown, old tree stumps can see be seen in and along the road, which is the width of a iii Stephen, b March 17, 1796 wagon. A road was built about 1773 to connect Lots 78-62 with another major road In iv William, b April 14, 1798 the area. This is still a dirt road today, but it Is named Cedar Pond Road. Lot 61 has v Jane, b January 6, 1800 been subdivided over the years. Located to the rear of 212 Cedar Pond Road is a dirt vi Ephraim S., b September 11, 1802 road that leads to the old stone bridge and then the road seams to vanish into the vii Benison/Benson, b April 13, 1803 forest. But if you look closely, you can still see the dirt road location and it will lead you viii Elisha, b December 27, 1804 to the Baal's Landing and Ferry site. There are some old cellar holes, where houses ix Jonathan, b September 16, 1807 also probably once stood are near the ferry site. x Lucy E., b July 26, 1812

Jonathan shows up In the very first United States Census taken in 1790 as living in Jonathan lived most of his life in Durham, Maine. The United States Census Index Durham, Maine. Later Jonathan and his son William moved to Monmouth, Maine where shows that he was living in Durham in the years 1810, 1820, 1830 and 1840. he died about 181011825. It is not known when Mary died. It is not known where Mary and Jonathan are buried. Lucy ~ie~ on Jan~ary 17, 1844 in Durham, Maine. Jo~athan died on January 13, 1847 (~n his birthday) in Durham, Maine. They are buried next to each to each other at the Littlefield Cemet~ry on Brickyard Hill Road near Newell Brook Road. The cemetery is located a short distance from where Lot 61 was in Durham, Maine.

Jonathan's and Lucy's upright headstones read:

JONATHAN BEAL LUCY DIED WIFE OF '· Jan.13,1847 Jonathan Beal aged BO yrs. died Jan. 17, 1844 aged 75 yrs. . ,· ..

William Beale, Jr. Jonathan Beale, Sr.

William Jr. was born on April 1, 1698 in York, Maine. He was the son of Jane (Trafton) Jonathan Beale, Sr. was born on March 22, 1737 in Yqrk, Maine. He was the son of and William Beale, Sr. Elizabeth (Benson) and William Beale, Jr.

His occupation is shown as a ''weaver". In 1732, records show that William had 4 Jonathan is the ancestor that may have been the person that dropped the "e" off of the shares of land. His father deeded him 10 acres of land en the northwest side of the lot Beale name with the birth of his children whose nam!is appear in the records as "Beal". on Fulling Mill Brook, extending southwest to the Kittery Line on November 8, 1717. Fulling Mill Brook has been renamed to Dolly Gordon Brook. Jonathan served during the French and Indian Wars. He served under Captain Thomas Bragdon on the Fort Halifax expedition from May 24 to June 12, 1755. Fort William married Elizabeth Benson on December 6, 1719 in York, Maine. Elizabeth was Halifax was the mos• northerly English post along the Kennebec River near present day the daughter of Mary (Waters) and Henry Bensen of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Winslow, Maine, to protect English settlements from the French and Indian attacks. In Elizabeth was probably born at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. They had the following 1758, Jonathan was again called into military service. Under the command of Colonel children (all born in York, Maine): Jedediah Preble and Captain James Gowen, Jonathan (rank of Private) along with other members of York fought against the French and Indians. Jonathan's unit was Joseph, b September 25, 1720 presumably at the disastrous defeat at Ticonderoga (present day State of New York) in ii Sarah, b May 10, 1723 July of 1758. His military records also show that he served from April 13, 1759 to iii William 3rd, b March 15, 1725 November 18, 1759. His unit was presumably at the final victory against the French at iv Elizabeth, b April 14, 1727 Quebec, Canada In September, 1759. Soon afterwards a treaty for peace was made v Jane, b January 23, 1729/30 between the English and the French, thus ending the French Wars in the New England vi Samuel, b March 12, 1732 area. vii Obediah, b July 16, 1734 Military service would call upon Jonathan again vmen the Revolutionary War began. viii Jonathan Sr., b March 22, 1737 Jonathan served with the American Navy. He served on the Brigantine Freedom under Ix Mary, b April 24, 1739 the command of Captain John Clouston from August 18, 1777 to March 11, 1778. He x Richard, b September 1, 1740 next served on the Brigantine Tyrannicide under the command of Captain Allen Hallet xi John, b July 1, 1743 from February 22, 1779 to April 30, 1779. xii Lydia, b April 14, 17 46 Jonathan married Mary Joy on October 31, 1760 at Berwick, Maine. Mary was the In 1761, records show that York petitioned for township. On this list appears that name daughter of Thomas Joy. She was born about 1740 in Berwick, Maine. They had the of William Beal who could sign his name, so he did not use "his mark" used by persons following children (all born in Maine): who could not write. William would have been 63 years old if he was still alive at this time. Another possibility could be William's son, William 3rd, who would have been 36 i Jonna, b August 20, 1761 years old at this time. ii Sarah, b December 31, 1762 iii Mary, b November 17, 1764 There is very little known about Elizabeth and Wllllam Beale, Jr. It is assumed that he iv Jonathan Jr., b January 1. 3, 1767 In Bath, Maine would have been in the military service, because it was mandatory at that time to help v Patience, b April 29, 1769 in Durham, Maine protect the settlement from the French and Indian attacks. On February 21, 1761, a vi Elizabeth, b October 22, 1770 in Durham, Maine William Beal appears in the records for a soldier's petition. This would be the right age vii Samuel, b January 30, 1773 in Durham, Maine for William. since military service ended at age 60. There are no known burial markers viii Lydia, b April 16, 1775 in Durham, Maine in the County of York, Maine found at this time for Elizabeth and Willlam Jr. It is Ix William, b January 31, 1778 unknown when they died. x Thomas, b August 10, 1780 in Durham, Maine xi Mary/Molly, b November 29, 1781 William Beale, Sr. On a wintry moming in January, 1692, the town of York was attacked by two to three hundred Indians. The Indians bumed down the houses and killed or captured 300 of its inhabitants. Also bumed were the town records, which may have provided more William Beale, Sr. was bom in the year 1664. It is not positively known at this time who information about William and his parents. The captured settlers were then taken to his parents were. See the final chapter titled "Who is the Real Father of William Beale, Canada. This became known as the ''York Massacre" and was also called "Candtemas Sr.". Speculations suggest that he may have been born in the West Indies, or in Maine Day". It is unknown where William was when the York Massacre occurred. The York or Massachusetts. It appears that his parents were probably of English descent. River provided a barrier from Indian attacks for the settlers that lived south of the river. Maybe William was still living at Kittery or on Trafton land which was south of the York The Town of York went through many name changes in the 1600's. The Indians called River. Shortly afterwards, William received 40 acres of land by his father in-law it Agamentlcus, which meant "on the other side of the river", which refers to the name Thomas Trafton on September 13, 1693. of a mountain. The English settlers changed the names to Bristol, Gorgeana, and finally to York. York was incorporated as a town in 1652. This area was scattered with In 1693 a statute was passed to regulate the militia of Massachusetts (Maine became a Indian tribes all around, keeping the settlers in constant fear and jeopardy for their state in 1820), v.tlich directed all male settlers between the ages of sixteen and sixty lives. years old to be enrolled and do military service for four days in a year. This would include William as well. In 1698, William was seriously Injured while on scout duty. On Records show William Beale's last name also spelled as "Bale", "Beal", "Baile", "Bails", June 26, 1707 while at York, William injured his arm In an accident as indicated in the "Bailes". "Beets", and "Bealle." He lived for a short period in Kittery, Maine. William testimony of Joseph Smith and Daniel Goff. On August 13, 1707, William sent a settled in York, Maine in the late 1600's. Records show that he and his sister, Abishag, petition to the General Court, seeking relief as he suffered wounds v.tlile in the service. were brought up by John Hole of Kittery, Maine. William lived with John Hole for The House of Representatives resolved directed that he be paid; the resolution was 18-1 /2 years. In 1695, William also lived with Henry Dering. William's name starts to dated November 4, 1707 and was concurred by the Council on November 13, 1707. appear in the York Deeds and other records around 1693. Here are a few examples of On November 4, 1707, William received compensation of twenty pounds for wounds some of these events: suffered while in the service.

1. Fined 5 shillings for selling strong drink by retail without license on July 2, 1706. In 1708 William was granted permission to build a garrison. Garrisons were used as 2. Granted licenses to keep houses of public entertainment on October 4, 1706 and small forts to base militia and a place of refuge for women and children who would flee January 6, 1707/1708. to these houses when a French and Indian attack was coming. These two story houses 3. Name appears on the surety of bonds on April 17, 1706, April 5, 1715, and October were massive and strong. Even William's family was not exempt from Indian attacks. 7, 1718. William's daughter, Joanna, was killed by Indians in May 27, 1712 at Cider Hill, she 4. Filed a petition for authority to operate a ferry at the place of Thomas Trafton (his was about 1O years old. Cider Hill is located North of the York River, just a short late father in-law). The petition was granted on April 6, 1708 for 7 years. distance from the Trafton ferry site. Other families lines that come into the Beale family 5. Grant deed on November 8, 1717, gave his sister, Abishag and her husband, line also had some of their family members killed or captured by Indians. Francis Cannan 3 acres of land. 6. Grant deed on November 8, 1717, gave his son. William Jr. 10 acres of land. William was a ferryman in 1708 at the Trafton Ferry where Rice's bridge now spans the 7. Grant deed on October 11, 1718, gave his son, Obadiah 10 acres of land. stream. Thomas Trafton, William's father in-law, started the ferry service across the 8. Grant deeds on March 31, 1721, April 3, 1724, October 24, 1724, September 28. York River in 1692. On April 11, 1715, the Town of York granted William a tract of 1727. land (40 acres) on the southwest side of York River running back to the Kittery line. 9. Made a deposition on May 14, 1728, stating that he lived with John Hole for 18-112 This land was adjacent to Arthur Beale's (unkno'M'l if they were related) land on the years. south side of the York River. In 1732, William o'M'led 5 shares of land. On March 31, 10. Witness to deed on January 26, 1731/1732. 1724 he obtained additional land southerly of the York River. The land was formerly Thomas Trafton's land next to Edward Beale (unknown if they were related). William married Jane Trafton on April 1, 1690 in York, Maine. Jane was the daughter of Elizabeth (Moore) and Thomas Trafton. Thomas Trafton was a Selectman in York Book author Walter Lindley Mower "Sesquicentennial History of the Town of Greene and the first innkeeper in the area of the York River. Thomas also started the Trafton Androscoggin County Maine 1775-1900 with some matter extending to a later date" Ferry. Jane was born In 1670 in Maine. They had the following children (all born in states "a characteristic of the Beal men in physique was a solid build, thick set. York, Maine, unknown about Zaccheus' birthplace): muscular; and industrious workers". The Beal de~cendants (my list of direct descendants of William Beale, Sr.) were ferrymen, construction workers, and farmers. i Zaccheus, b after 1690 ii Richard, b before 1695 William's name ceases being recorded in the records suggesting that he died probably iii Obadiah, b June 11, 1695 after 1760. This would put William at being close to 100 years old, quite a old age to iv William Jr., b April 1 1698 which to live in those days. Jane's name ceases being recorded in the records v Joanna, b after 1698 suggesting that she died probably after 1757. This would put her about 87 years old at least There are no known burial markers in the County of York, Maine found at this vi Mary, b March 5, 1704/05 vii Samuel, b July 1, 1707 time for them. viii Simeon, b June 3, 1711 ix Comfort. b August 31, 1715 x Benjamin, b February 6, 1719120 OCT 2 1 1996 ORANGE COUNTY VALT GE l~ i-i 'A' ·f O '~lf"A . i r~ 9ENWQ..GICALSOCIE'T! B ~ J-.J . ~ ~ ..i....J '-J '--" 1Ll .}.. " .L.J "\' 1>fRIODICAL i FORMERLY TIIE BEALL NEWS A QUARTERLY PUBLICATION SEEKJNG TO GATHER 1N ONE PLACE INFORMATION RELATING TO BEALL, BEALE, B~, BEALS, BALE, BELL, ETC. Beall Family Associa · CGS EFERENCE ONL 1' Robert Clair Beall, Publisher 30 S. E. Gilham Avenue William Ryland Beall, III, Editor Portland, Or on 97215-1366 Volume VI,# 2, June 1996 whole #22

FROM THE ED ITOR appe a ~ed in Volume I , #4, page 22. And Martin Bell of Macon, GA has formed the Georgia Beall (Bell ) Fam­ In this issue we becin a ser ies on the Beale ily Genealogists Club . The memb ership list is on family which started in York, Maine. There has page 283. Some are members of the Beall Family Assn . b een little done on this family since Charles Banks ' "History of York, Maine,'' in 1935. (We published an Ha rry Hoit sent in picture o f e tombstone in Mt. 11 Ol i vet Cemetery , Frederick , MO, which corrects or excer pt from that ~nd "Maine Wil ls, 16G0-1760 1 by Willi am M. Sargent, 1B67, in the issue of December adds to t he infor mation on page 257 , on William Mur­ 1991, pa;e 24.) Now member s Charles Le wis Beal of dock Be all, son c f Elisha , and William' s wife Fra nces . Yorba Linda, CA, whose r esearch be3ins here, end According to the tombstone, he was born March 16 , 1769 and died April 23 , 1647; a nd Frances was born ;;ovember Charles E. Beal of Broadview Hts. 1 OH , whose research will appear in future issues, h ove taken up the quest . 8 1 1791 and died J anuary 25, 1652. Unfortunately t he pictures were not reproducible.

Beginning on page 273 1 Rober ta Hull, along with Ca r oline Vosskuhler, continue t he Alexander Beall We always want to publish photos pertinent re­ desc endants wi th Andrew Beall (1721 - 1761) , William search, l ike the ones i n t his issue f rom Ward Ginn cf Bea ll ( c. 1683-1756), Ruth Beall (d . aft. 1761) and Great Falls, VA . The silver service g i ven by Ninian Mar;ar e t Magruder (1740-bef. 1784). Bea ll to t he Pctuxent Church i n 1707, end t he p laque memorializing t he twelve justices who repudiated t he Erma Estis sends us e Muster Rol l from 1847 l ist­ Stamp Act in 1765. I em pleased t o note t hat two c f in5 a J ohn A. Beales of Berkele y , VA (now WV ) . Irene my ancest ors names appear on it: Samuel Beall end Beall Unfug forwards some corrections to las t issue 's Andrew Hcugh . Alex ander descendants, alon g with some documents, in­ cluding Samuel Brooke Beall's marriage record, a let­ Any of cur member s who can contribute to Elise ter from the well-known 3enealo5ist, J ohn Frederick J ourdan ' s efforts to put together information on all Dorman , and an excerpt From the Montgomery County, MO the Beall families cf Maryland prier t o 1600 are asked census of 1776. Natalie Bealle adds some additions to de so . Her a ddress is 6624 Asheville H~y ., Knox­ and corrections t o the Georgia Beall fami lies t hat v ille, TN. Our tha nks t o Roberta Hull and Na ncy Leasure Fer their contributions to her.

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Beal Family c ' AMOS HAWLEY & ACHSAH:

Births:

Naomi Apr. 19, 1778 Sarah July 13, 1779 Seth . June 30, 1781 Fenn Apr. 5, 1784 Alpheus Sep.9,1785 Electa Jan 10, 1787 Elias May 13, 1789 Selina .Jan. 15, 1792

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MILES BELDEN OF CANAAN, CT 1865: (page 33)

Marriages:

Miles Belden m. Eliza Ann Burch 7 Feb1821 Chas. Belden Jr. m. Lois Bosworth May 1784 Clarissa Belden m. Whiting G. Kellogg Dec 1810 Chas. Belden 3rd m. Sarah--?-- Apr1817 Henry Belden m. Sally Beebe Dec 1820 Betsy Belden m. Asahel Benedict Nov 1825 Polly Belden m. Avery Allen 26 J un 1848

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Births: u Daniel Waldron May 18, 1729 Johannah Beekman ••••••••1729 Catherine, their daughter April 3, 1753 Sidney Berry MaylO, 1745 John Mahelm, first child of Daniel Waldron and Susannah October 29, 1769 Daniel b. Feb.16, 1771 d. Apr. 6, 1771 Mary Aug. S, 1773 Samuel Beekman July 3, 1775 Betsey Mar. 18, 1781 Sidney Sept. 12, 1783 Susan Laboon Dec. 8, 1785

(At Lansingburgh (known to be in New York)) Children of John ~ M. and Eunice Berry:

Births:

Maria Dec.14, 1792 Kezia Aug. 31, 1794 Cathrine Jan.23,1796 Eliza Jan.28,1798 Daniel Waldron Ang. 8, 1802 John Jay Aug. 10, 1804 Sidney Noah Feb.24,1807 Eunice Payn Nov. 4, 1809 Stephen Payn Feb.5,1814

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~"KERMAN 42 CLEVELAND 6, 16, HARGNETT44 MURPHY 8, 19 TOSH 44 '----".MS 5, 6, 7, 9 28 HARMONY18 NEVILLE 7, 19 TRICE 43 ~ENB, 10 CLYMER 6, 16 HARTZELL42 NEW46,47 TUTHILL29 ALLGOOD35 COBB 6, 8, 16 HATHAWAY27 NICELY44 TUTTERROW 34 AMBROSE43 COLDER 27 HAYDEN 40 NICHOLS39 TUTTLE 31, 32 ANDERSON 7, 10 COMFORT16 HEILER42 NIVER 5, 8, 19 UPDIKE 7, 20 ANDRUS 6, 7, 10 COMPTON 6 HESLEP 5, 18 OLSON 7, 19 VAIL27 ANGNEY 43, 44, 45 COOK16 HICKMAN46 OSTRANDER 31 VANHORN 8, 20 ANTES 7, 10 COONS8, 16 HILL46, 47 PADDACK31 VOIGHT43 BAKER 8, 1 D, 46 COOPER 5, 16 HINES 39 PALMER 5, 6, 8, 19 WAGNER 8, 20 BALDRIDGE 32 CORLISS16 HOFFMAN 8, 18, 33, PARSHELL 29 WARNER29 BALDWIN 30,31 ,32 CORNISH 6, 17 41 PATTERSON 19 WARRINER 5, 20 BARKER 30, 33, 41 CORWIN29 HORTMAN6, 18 PHILLIPPI 44 WASHINGTON 20 BARNES 33 CORZETIE 5, 7, 8, HOWLAND 6, 18 PINKERTON 33, 34 WATSON 5, 20, 34 BARNS 34 17 HULL 18 PINNEY 19 WEATHERS 7, 21 BARRON44 COULDER 27 HULSLANDER 5, 8, PITCHARD 7 WEAVER45 BARRY 34, 35 COUNCILMAN 17 18 PITCHFORD 19 WEBBER 34 BASH 42 CRAWFORD 27 INGRAHAM 11 PLUM3 WEBSTER 5, 21 BASS 45 CRITTENDEN 40 JAGGER32 POLLAND 8 WELLER 44, 45 BATES10 CROOK35 JAMESON 28 POTTER 28 WELSCHONCE 43 BAUM42 CUMMINGS 17 JEROME32 PRITCHARD 19 WELSHONSE 44 BAYLOR 46, 47 DANIELS 17 JOHNSTON44 PROFROCK6 WHEELER21 BEAMAN 10 DAVIS 17 JONES 31 PULFORD 3 WHITE 21 , 46 BEANS10 DEEMER42 JUDSON 18 REDDINGS WIBLE43 BEGGS 8, 10, 16 DEGROAT39 JUNG45 REID 3,44 WILCOX 8, 21 BEIGHLEY« DEKAY27 KEHOE 7, 1 RICE 11 WILLAMSON 21 BELMONT 6, 16 DENNIS 7 KEISTER 6, 18 RING42 WILSON21 BELNAP 5, 16 DEWEY6, 7, 8, 17 KENDALL 18 ROBB 43 WING 11 BENEDICT27 DODD46, 47 KERWIN 8, 18 ROGERS 7 WISMER21 BENJAMIN 29, 30 DRAKE40 KILGORE 35 RORABAUGH 27 WOLPERT21 BERG 16 DRIGGS28 KIMMEL 43, 44 ROSS43 WOODARD27 ' '3HAM30 DYSON45 KING 33 ROWLEYS WOODFORD21 ~TONE43 EATON 7,17 KLIEST 18 RUMSEY ?, 20 WOOLSEY 6, 21 BOGARDUS16 EGGERT 42 KOERBER 7, 18 RUST43 WORMAN43 BOUCHER43 ESTES 33 KRAFT 44 RUTAN 20 YEARLY 45 BOUGHTON 7,16 FANNING29 KUHNS42 SCADE20 BRANOT 44 FELLOWS 6, 17 LACEY 18 SCAMAN6 BRANT 43, 44 FENTON 17 LAIN 18 SCHADE6 BREESE40 FERRIS 17 LAMB 28 SCHNEIDER 42 BREWER 7 FERRY 31, 32 LANE 7, 18 SEAMAN 20 BRINKENDORF FINCH 17 LAUFFER 42 SEARLES 20 8,1 6 FIVIE 7, 17 LAWLESS 7, 8, 18 SHAMROCK 6, 20

BRISTOL 7 I 16 FOWLER 43 LAWSON 35 SHEARER43 BROWER 16 FRENCH 5, 17 LAY30 SHERMAN 7, 20 BROWN 6, 28, 43 FROST 17 LEES SHETIERLY 34 BRUCE 11 FRY 44, 45 LEEBODY 7, 18 SHOW45 BRYANT16 GARDINER 27 LEONARD 18 SLATER 45 BU<;;HANAN 40 GARDNER 5, 8, 17, LEWIS 7, 18 SMITH 5, 6, 7, 20, BUCK 11 42 UTILE 7, 8, 18 27, 31,32 BUCKLA 8,16 GARY17 LUDINGTON 5, 19 SNODGRASS 33,41 BUELL 11 GEITING 44 MAPES 19 SOMMERS 42, 43 BURGER 39 GE0817 MARKS44 SPENCER 6, 8, 20 BURGES 39 GILMORE 27 MARSH 6, 18 STAFFORD20 BUSH16 GOEB6 MARTIN 8, 18, 46 STEVENS 7, 20 CALDER 27 GORDON1 7 MATHEWS 44, 46 STINKLE 6, 20 CALKINS 30 GRAFF 42 MAYNARD 6, 19 STURDEVANT 6,20 CAMPBELL 8, 16 GRAHAM 17 MCCARTHY40 SUITER 5, 20 CARLISS 6 GRANGER17 MCKELVEY 44 SULLIVAN 5, 20 CARPENTER 3 GRAY 27 MENOUGH19 SWARTWOUT 20 CARR27 GREENFIELD 33, MERICLE 19 SWARTZ 42 CHASE 5, 6, 16 41 MILLER44 TERRY29 C-~ ILSON 11 GROFT 44 MILNE 7, 19 THOMAS 35, 43 \._ _)ISTMAN 42 HADLEY7, 17 MITCHELL 8, 19 THRALLS 11 ~RK32 HALL 8, 18 MOORE34 TICE6, 20 HAMILTON 18 MOSIER 6, 8, 19 TONE 7, 20 _. -... .. GEMINI September 2003 Volume 33 Number I c

FROM THE ARCHIVES Old file records from the Twin Tiers Genealogical Society

FILE B ••....• continued from June 2003 issue of Gemini.

BEAL BIBLE RECORDS: (page 29)

Joseph Beal b. 19 Nov. 1852 Frances Beal b. Sept. 28, 1855· Ethel Beal b. March 10, 1875 Luther Beal b. May 7, 1876 Wallace Beal b. Nov. 20, 1877 Minnie Lee Beal b.Feb.27,1878 Annie Beal b. Sept. 29, 1881 Clifford Beal b. June 25, 1885 Wm. Beal Thomas b. July 12, 1897 J. Jenkins Gore b. Sept. 21, 1901 Reu hen R. Gore b.Jan.21, 1904 Aaron Morgan Gore b. May 8, 1906 Ferol Annese Brannan b. Nov. 3, 1908

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BEEKMAN, BERRY, EDDY, HAWLEY FAMILIES: (page 31)

Marriages:

Daniel Waldron and Hannah Beekman May 14, 1752 Sidney Berry and Cathrine Waldron Oct. 12, 1768 John Mahelm Berry and Eunice Payn Feb. 16,1792

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