Crossle Record
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said Ann Beatty and Bryan McMally combine with said John Beatty and with Francis Jones and John Johnston with intent to defraud Plt. will not come to any agreement; prays that writs may be grd ajst them to answer in the premises 16 March 1756. [no reference what ever is made as to what interest Jones and Johnston had in the premises. PC]
IRISH PEDIGREES by John O'Hart American Edition in two Vols. New York 1915
I. 295. Charlotte, third & youngest dau. of John Nicholson of Stramore, co. Down, and Isabella Wakefield his wife, m. Rev. John Beatty, and had four children: John, Thomas, Mary, and Isabelle.
I. 363. Irish Betagh, modernized Beattie, Beaty, Bey tagh, and Battic. John Betagh; first assumed this surname, his son : Henry, his son: William an Fhiona (or "William of the wine?"), his son : Edward, his son: John, his son: Garrett Beatty.
I. 832 The Modern nobility of co. Meath: Betagh (or Beatty) of Moynalty.
II. 18. The most important families in Ireland at the beginning of the 17th century: Biatagh (Beatty) co. Westmeath.
II. 521 The Ulster Plantation [i.e. about 1612] Precinct of Tullagh-garvey, co. Cavan. Henry Betagh (or Beatty) gent, a native, 262 acres at £2--15/ rent.
II. 678 Irish word Betagh (from "biadh" poor, and "teach" a house, signifying houses of entertainment) is the origin of the surnames Beatty, Beattie, and Beytagh.
II. 823.876 The 164th (or 3rd) Regt of Corcoran's Irish Legion was organized in New York to serve three years. It was mustered into the service of the U.S. 19 Nov. 1862, and mustered out of the service 18 July 1865. First Lieut. John Beatty promoted to Adjt. 4 July 1863; to Major 21 Jan. 1864; mustered out with the Regt. as Lieut Col. 15 July 1865. Second Lieut. David J Beatty, promoted to Capt. 4 July 1863; mustered out with that Rank 15 July 1865.
(135) Prerogative Grant
Mar. Lic. Rev. Edward Beatty of parish of Stillorgan, co. Dublin and Elizabeth Harris of the parish of Tawney, co. Dublin, spinster, Dated 3 Feb. 1787
(134) Prerogative Grant
Admon of the goods of Charles Beatty, late of the city of Dublin; gent., dec'd, intestate, grd 17 July 1764, to Charlotte Graham alias Beatty (wife to Richard Graham of the city of Dublin; jeweller) and Harriet Beatty, the children & (next of kin) to said dec'd.
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