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IV. Charlotte Anne MacNeale Beatty, d. 1913 or 1914.
V. Eleanor Margaret Beatty (yst. dau.) d. 6 June 1894
The second son of Pakenham Beatty and Anne Holmes: --
PAKENHAM WILLIAM BEATTY of Mountpleasant, Co. Louth, m. Octavia Augusta, dau. of ____
And d. 10 Nov. 1879, having had issue by her, who d. at Marenham, Brazil, 22 Feb. 1887, issue at least, two sons: --
I. PAKENHAM THOMAS (eldest son) of whom presently.
II. Octavius Holmes Beatty (youngest son) b. 1866, matric. Exeter College, Oxford, 25 Jan. 1882, aged 16, B. A. 1884, M. A. 1888, L. L. B., T. C. D., B. L. Middle Temple 19 May 1886, m. at St. Mary Magdalene’s, Oxford, 8 July 1886, Margaret Mary, eldest dau. of Henry Banks Spencer, M. D. of 18 Beaumont Street, Oxford, and niece of Rev. Edward Banfather, B. A., Cantab(?), Rector of Fran (?) Bingham, Norfolk. They had issue, of whom the yst son: --
1. Desmond Henry Beatty, 2nd Lieut 4th Royal West Surrey Regt., died of wounds 21 Feb. 1915, at the hospital Boulogne.
The eldest son of Pakenham William Beatty and Octavia Augusta, was: --
PAKENHAM THOMAS BEATTY, of Mountpleasant, b. at Maranham, Brazil 23 June, 1856, educated at Harrow, Bonn and Paris m. _____ Mr. Beatty who is author of various poems (Who’s Who 1919) has one son and 2 daus. The son may be: --
PAKENHAM WILLIAM BEATTY, of Buenos Ayres, who m. ___ and had a son ___ Beatty b. 15 April 1915, at 16 Drayton Green Road, West Ealing.
Chapter II. BEATTY of LISMOY
The fifth son of John Beatty of Farranseer, d. Nov. 1681, was: --
ARCHIBALD BEATTY, of Drumcon, Killashandra, Co. Cavan, which place he inherited from his father, m. (Kilmore M. L. 14 Sept. 1705) Margaret Nelson of Killashandra, Co. Cavan, and had at least a son and a dau: --
I. CLAUDIUS, of whom presently.
I. Jane Beatty, m. firstly in 1729 John Gouldsbury of Aughnagore, Co. Longford, son of John Gouldsbury of Aughnagore, and by him, who d.v.p. Feb. of March 1739 -40, had: --
1. John Gouldsbury of Aughnagore Co. Longford in 1760
1. Anne Gouldsbury
2. Mary Gouldsbury, m. Arthur Barbone.
Mrs. Gouldsbury m. 2ndly in 1741 John Donaldson of Longford, a smith, and by doing so offended her father-in-law John Gouldsbury and his family.
The son:--
CLAUDIUS BEATTY of Drumcon and of Oughteragh [This must mean psh Oughteragh—PC], Co. Cavan, “Gent.” and “Clothier,” held Clooneby lease from Guy Lloyd and mortgaged it to John West of Drumdartan, Co. Leitrim 26 Aug. 1754 for his own life and the lives of
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Dep (Deposition ?) 1641 Tyrone F 3-10 [These are rough notes on small pieces of paper that are very difficult to read.—LTB]
Dept [or Deft?] 14 Feb 1652/3
Lt J Betty of Leffer [Lifford, Co Donegal??] (53)—son of W. Betty, killed Nov 1641 A W Bells House at Cabra
Dept 23 April 1653 (87)
Edward Betty of Raphoe beg in Donegal son of Wm. Betty who ???? was saved by a ?? woman.
Dep 23 April 1653
Jane Frizal of Raphoe beg in Donegal d of W Betty killed with his son Wm. Betty, aged 15
Dep 23 April 1653
Jane Armstrong of Co. Donegal widow of Wm. Betty & mother of William Betty
Letter c) May 1652
Andrew Armstrong of Mayburbegg (??) brother of Wm Betty, writer’s sister, widow Crozer robbed at same time.
GW (?) Roll No 36
[Several other notes on this page that I find too difficult to read—LTB]
Protestant Householders 1740:
Termoneen psh [Termoneeny Co. Londonderry??-- LTB] Robert Beatty
Maghera psh. [County Down and/or Londonderry--LTB] John Beatty
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