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»r FITZHUGH LEE
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BEATTY
The name Beatty at times
possibly been «pelled as
• Baty, Beattie. Beaty, Bety
l and probably other ways..
In 1790, according to the U.
: 1 Census of S. C. one head of
by the listed as follow 5 :-
Beatty.
In 1790. in N.C.. no one by th<
name, But see Beatty, and Beaty,
In 1782. in Va., four heads
families by the name listed as
bert and Robert Beatty.
I In 1790 m Md. four heads of
families by the name as follows:
James. Thomas Esq.. Wm. Esq.
! and Wm. Beattv..
In 1790, in Penn. I? heads of
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families by the name listed, re
fer to these as needed.
According to the Ga. Roster
of the Amer. Rev., Wm Beatty
was in Colonial service in Ga.,
under Brig. Gen. John
and Sand Samuel Beatty- was un
Gen. Elbert..
In 1808. according to the Jasper
co„ Ga.. deed books, James Beat
ty. from Edgefield co„ S.C., made j
a deed to Samuel Reid. Hancock
1 ‘ °” Ga., Witnesses—Nathan Ro
bertson and M. Hanes,
In 1808 according to the
Jones co.. Ga.. deed books. James
Beatty, Burke co.. Ga., received
a deed from Wm. Light.fooi. Burke
co.. Ga., Witnesses —Jeremiah
Miller. Francis Well, and John
L. Williams. JP.
In 1862. according to the Now-1
ton Co. marriage records :
D. A. Beatty married Mary L.
Livingston, !
In 1862. in Newton co.. John
Beatty married Margaret Jan 5 -
Marks..,
in 1864. in Newton co..
D. Battv married Julia Frances
Cowan.
Jn 1785. according to an old
law book, in Savannah Ga., the
status was returned to Thoma-'
Beatty who had been adjudged
as disloyal to the colony.
1818, accoding to the
co., Ga.. marriage records, Henry
J. Beatty married Rebecca Jones.
Beaty
In 1790. according to an old
law book, it is stated that -“In
1793 Wm. Barron, Burke co., Ga..
bought 150 acres of land in said
co.. bounded by Reedy Branch
James Thomson. Elijah Brown,
and John Gilmore. Said land
was orginally Owned by Beary,
(Beatty),
Wm. Barron later sold this land
to Alexander Carswell.
In 1825, according to the Ga .
general land lottery drawing Da
vid K. Beaty drew one land lot
in Habersham co.. Ga.,
In 1825, in this drawing Hugh
Beaty drew one land lot in Jack
son co.. Ga.,
In 1825, i nt.he same co,. Robert
Beaty drew one land lot in Hab
ersham co., Ga.,
In 1825, in this drawing John
Beaty drew one land lot in Jef
ferson co.. Ga..
In 1825. in this drawing Wm.
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Bt MISS FRENE HARVEY
The annual revival of Hopewbll
A. R. Presbyterian Church is in
session this week. Rev. J. H. Me
Ferin of Tucker is assisting the
pastor Rev. T. P. Horger. Preach
,ug each morning at 11:00 and
each evening at 8:00. The public
IS cordially invited to attend. We
aS |t f 0 r your prayers that this will
be a great revival.
Ml5 , ps Icialia and Emma Smith,
of Porterdale spent the week-end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs
C. V. Smith.
Mrs. R. F. Stone, of Snapping
Shoals visited Mrs. Josie Harvey
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nora Lumtnus has re-
turned home after several weeks’
visit with relatives in Conyers and
j Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martin
as their recent guests Mr. and
Mrs. Emmitt Yancy, of South Car
I olina.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Smith and
daughter, Miss Nida Smith, °*
Porterdale, were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Smith Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Josie Harvey had as her
j dinner Mrs. A. guests P. -Harvey, Sunday son. Mi. Mr. and
j liam Harvey, Anglin, of and Atlanta, daughter, Mr. Mrs. Ed
J. D.
gar Thacker, of Decatur, and Mr.
T. J. Stewart.
Miss Olena Preston, Messrs.
Lowry and Bobby Preston spent
I Sunday in Atlanta with Mr. and
Ml . s A L Sherwood.
j i Beaty’s orphans drew one land lot
in Twiggs C o, Ga., ’
]n . Jones c0 G John
j Beatty married Nancy Coursey,
I By gideon Mason M. G.
Batty
In 1825, according to the Ga.
land lottery drawing Alfred Bat
ty. an orphan drew one land lot
in Chatham co., Ga..
In 1825. in this drawing Ed
ward C. Batty drew one land lot
on Chathan co..
In 1825. in this drawing Mrs. Su
san A. Batty, a widow, drew one
land lot in Jefferson co., Ga.,
In 1825, in this drawing. Ab
ner Battv drew one land lot in
Houston Co., Ga.,
The next subject will be
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Neighbor: “Is this your ball I
found in my yard, Tommy?”
Tommy: “Any windows or
anything broken?”
Neighbor: “No.”
Tommy: “Yes. thanks, it’s mine.
COIITERDALE
RATTLE
BY MARY LANE
Hello, folks, now that it’s warm
"’eatner again, were wishing it
wou ' rl rain s0me more. That is.
everybody except a few adoring
females, whose permanent waves
aren’t permanents any more, and
whenever it rains the silken tres
ses are better off for the worse.—
Fo thus, welcome the sun.
Looking through our notes, we
find we have quite a few and
wil1 dote on as many as space will
allow. After all, we don’t want to
monopolize the paper, Ispecially
when there are so many other
good things to be printed that
really deserve ample space.—But
we would like to tell all the ador
ing females who the young tow
headed giant from Michigan was
(at the movies Monday night) re
member? His aunt informs us his
name is Charles Holcomb and he
w jp make his future home in
Fairburn. Going my way, girls?
. . . The main seems to be pour
ing in since some of the younger
contigent have returned from
their vacations. Jr. Tarpley has
received a card from Tennessee
anc j Christine Rye rated a letter
from St. Simons . . . Carter says;
He will join the army when he
graduates—he has induced Cebe
Christian to do same. They’re go- ;
ing to fly planes too, I mean pilot
planes. Earnest Bennett tells us he
will take some such training, and
hopes to gain rank as 2nd Lieut.
We feel sure Ernest will make the
grade. Congrats to these laddies.
for their patriotism. They are true
blue American citizens . . . Huddv I
Burch is going to benefit his coun
try and mankind by being a first
rate pharmacist ... If the future
seniors of ’41 won’t mind us say
ing so—We think Ben Reynold
would make a fine class poet . .
We have one ad to run in the Los*,
and Found this week. LOST—
Rosey Barker. Has not been seen
since we threatened him to come
through our yard again without
the Boy Scout pictures he prom
ised to show us. If found return to
Pine Street residence . . .
We ran up on an old classmate,
Freddie Tanner. Freddie has
graduated from Emory, Jr., and
tells us he plans to attend Georgia j
next year. Freddie read* our col
umn, too . . Wedding Bells: Mel
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ba Chambers and our neighbor,
j? enn j e McCart. Congratulations
j . . Elbert Sears is home from
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South Carolina for a vacation. He
had the little brunette from At
lanta, Wednesday night. Pat Pat
terson, I believe . . . The Presby
terian Rev. and the Missus have
a new baby boy. Congrats . . .
WRECKAGE DEPT. Who — Jack
Wheeler, Izzie Bashtnski. Where—
Enroute to Jackson. Why—Lost
control—or maybe patrol—Destin
ation—Indian Springs picnic. In
juries —i Bummed up hand for j
Wheeler, sprained wrist for Izzie. j
Speed Limit—30 m. p. h. Com
ments—no comments ... We un
derstand Frances Davis was in
jured in a car wreck also. We
hope she will soon be well . .
EAVESDROPPING EV1YS: Inez
M.—“Billy, may I walk up the ;
street with you?’’ Billy—"Serry,
I m cutting in here, but you can
go on Scout Camp with me.” . .
We rated a couple of free passes
to the movies last week due to our
boosting DIME WEEK in this col
umn. We aren't trying to get more
tree passes but the theatre man
agement has been up to par since j
1 lash Butler took over. (Say, nice j
name you have there.) Our hats
are off to you! . . . SITES OF THE
WEAK: Red Smith—knocking a
home run at the ball game Thurs
day night (Mooch Moody savs he’s i
knocking around with the women
too.) Now, Red, don’t two-time 1
me . . . Tom Hewell—that erst
while Pine Streeter—doing fancy
dives at the skating rink . . . El
oise Chapman—wearing wool
jacket on hot summer day ... Bo
Burch — mopping house at the
skating rink in new pants and
swanky leather suspenders . . .
Frank Ingram—instructing skate
instructor . . . Marion Haggard— j
Getting P. and G. soap shampoo,
being administered by little sister
. . . Jackson Wheeler — driving
uash truck . . . Frankie Waddle
ton—attending prayer meeting at
the Baptist Church. (We noted
Bette in the congregation) . . . J
Helen Almand—inquiring of your j j
columnist if the continued pieces
at the movies ever end . . . Billy j
Carl Crowell—showing his cap- \
ability of handling the infants at I
the movies ...
FLASH: Bill Adam* has at last]
obtained his driv'er's license.
So long folks, now that the i
giant,.Robert Wardlaw is dead we
feel sure that Dorsey Regan is the
tallest man in the world!
FLASH LANE.
P. S.: W’e want to thank Tom
Kinney for the nice compliments
and tell him we couldn’t sleep at
night if we accepted them with
out ^protesting. Although we feel
highly unworthy, we appreciate
tamt. Good luck f U 21 \
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