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THE BEATYS of KINGSTON EDWARD STANLEY BARNHILL THE BEATYS of KINGSTON by EDWARD STANLEY BARNHILL CONTENTS The Name of Beaty .............................................. vii CHAPTER 1- John Beaty I, the cmigre, and son James Beaty, Indian Trader .......................................... l 1-A The Beatys of Killishand ra ................................ 3 CHAPTER 2- John Beaty II and Susanna l\1ansf ield ............ 5 2-A LaPicrre - Mansfield ........................................ 7 2-B Material aid to thr. Revolution by John Beaty II .......................................... ..................... 9 2-C John Beaty III and Elizabeth Mary Prince·........ 11 2-'D James Beaty and Elizabeth Smith .................... 15 2-E Horry - Prince .................................................. 16 2-F Le,vis ...................................................................... 24 2-G Nor ton .................................................................... 29 CHAPTER 3- Elizabeth Beaty .................................................... 31 CHAPTER 4- Rebecca Beaty ...................................................... 32 4-A Con,vay - Easton ................................................ 38 4-B Easton - Bee ........... .................•......................... 42 4-C Bailey .................................................................... 43 Note 1, Guerry - LeGrand - Rembert Note 2, Commander - Screvin CHAPTER 5- Sarah Jane Beaty ................................................ 46 5-A Albro - Congdon - Sta£ ford ................................ 60 5-B Bucks of Bucksport, Maine ................................ 61 5-C Wal sh .................................................................... 63 5-D Norman ................................................................ 64 5-E Beaty Burial Ground ............................................ 66 5-F Major \Varden's List, Revolutionary Patriots .... 68 CHAPTER 6- Rev. John Hanson Beaty .................................... 69 CHAPTER 7- Rev. Thomas Akin Beaty .................................... 75 7-A Johnson .................................................................. 82 CHAPTER 8- Margaret Beaty .................................................... 84 CHAPTER 9- Col. J.imes S. Beaty ................. ~.......................... 85 CH APTER 10- Ivlary Harriet Beaty ............................................ 90 10-A Cooper .......................................... ;......................... 106 10-A' Chinners ................................................................ 109 10-B Barnhill .................................................................. 112 10-C Ayres ................................................................................................................................... 116 10-D A Ber.dt With a History .................................... 125 10-E Sheriffs of Horry County, 1804-1860 ............... .126 iii ILLUSTRATIONS General Robert Conway's Watch ............................................................ 39 Judge Joseph Travis Walsh .................................................................... 50 Mary Harriet :Beaty ................................................................................ 90 wuisa Beaty Cooper ............................................................... ~ ................ 92 Stanly D. Barnhill ..................................................................................... 92 Adeline and Margaret Ellen Cooper ........................................................ 96 Laura Jane Cooper .................................................................................. 96 Thomas Stanly Barnhill .......................................................................... 98 Mary Hortensia Cooke ............................................................................ 98 . IV ABBREVIATIONS apprs. ..................................................................... -·.. _........... _... Appraise rs b. ............................................................................................................................................. - ................ ~--Born Bdle. ···············-······-·· .. ·····················································-················Bundle Bk. .......... -t• ....... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-••••••••••••••• Book C. C. of TI. D......................................... Clerk of Court of Horry District C. S. A .................................................................Confederate States Army circa ·······••··•·········································································-·······~········Abotn Clk. of Ct. .................................................. ·····-···················Clerk of Court Clute's .................. Parislt Rc1/istcr of St. Thomas & St. Dennis by Clute Co. ........................................................................... ·····-················Company d. .. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ·Died dau. ...................•........................ ··-·--·········· .................................. Daughter Dist. ...................................................................................................... _.............................. - .................. District Grimes' ................................ Abstract of Nortli Carolina Will.s by Grimes Hemphill .......................... Men of Mark of South Carolina by Hemphill Inf. ........... ·······::··············-···································-···········-···········Inf an try M iscel. .................................................................................... M iscel la·neous m. ...................................................................................................... Married MSS .............................................................................................. Manuscript nee .................... A word sometimes placed before a married woman's maiden name to show the family to which she belongs. pro ................................................................................. Proved or probated pub. ............................................................................................... Published p. ............................................................................................................ Page P. C. ·················································································-···Probate Court Qu ............................................................................. ] ustice of the Quorum R. M. C. .................................................. Register o~ Meynes Conveyance Rec. ...................................................................................................... Recorded Reg't. .................................................................................................. Regimen.t Rev. .................................................................. Revolutionary or Reverend S. C........................................................................................ 'South Carolina SCHM .............................................. South Carolina Histo-rical M agasine Sellers' ........ History of Marioti County, South Carolina, W. W. Sellers Vol. .................................................. - ... ·················-···Volume and volunteer Wit. ........................................................................... Witness or ,vitnesse-s V PREFACE This genealogy is the result of the efforts of many. Each one who has presen,ed records and papers has contributed to the utmost. How­ ever, I wish to stress that the preparatinn of the Beaty Chart by Mrs. Adeline Cooper Burroughs and l\frs. Margaret Ellen Cooper Johnson, grand-daughters of John Beaty, Esq., and his wife Elizabeth Mary Prince, and contributions made through the papers of Miss Kittie Norman, Miss Nancy (Nannie) Beaty, and Rev. Mr. T. Tracy Walsh, great-grandchildren, have made this genealogy as complete as it is. Realizing that if something were not accomplished before the passage of time made it impossible to preserve the family records for the years previous to 1900, considered genealogically as the difficult period, the compilation of t~1is volume was undertaken. c~nsus records from 1790-1870, indusive, with family Bibles have supplied an excellent check on the Beaty Chart. A general se~rch of available records of North and South Carolina has been made with concentration in the Kingston (Horry, S. C.) and Bladen-Bnmswick, N. C., areas. rfhere are numerous persons of the surname of Beaty in the early colonial period of the colonies, and it would ·be folly to assume that all were of the same family. Perhaps they were at some time in the remote past, but nothing conclusive can he gained by such an assumption. In South Carolina, alone, there are numerous f am iii es of the name with no record• of connection and different dates of arrival by record. It may be comforting, however, that most are of a calibre that would imply stability. This genealogy concerns itself with the Beaty f amity which settled in the area of Kingston, South Carolina, and by some referred to as, "the foundation family of Horry." A statement meaning to me merely that most families of the vicinity have a connection by ·blood or marriage with the Beaty family which for a number of generations has made its contribution to Horry County,
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