Father was Jeremiah Beall.
General of the Georgia Militia.
Lived a short time in Morgan County, GA before moving to Upson County,GA.
He bought land in Jasper County, GA in 1823 and married there on 28 February 1824 to Elizabeth B. Mabry (b. 1808).
The following information was taken from book "History of Upson County, Ga." by Hannah and Nottingham."General Thomas Beall was a cousin to the maternal grandfather of Bishop Candler.He and his brother, Josiah B. Beall came to Thomaston soon after the town was laid out.Their uncle, General Elias Beall, who resided at Forsyth at that time, owned a store in the Thomaston Cotton Mill building, and the two nephews were doubtless clerking for him.Later they became partners in the business.Thomas Beall was a General of the Georgia Militia in the forties and retained his military official title until his death.He married Elizabeth Mabry, who was also an active member of the Methodist church.During middle life he practiced law for a short time.His death occured near The Rock, February 4, 1885, and his remains lie buried in an unmarked grave in the Glenwood cemetery in Thomaston.Records prove that Thomas served Upson County well and for this reason your compiler believes that the Thomaston Historical Society should place a Memorial Marker in Thomaston for him.
Thomas served as a Justice of Inferior Court Jan. 22, 1829 - 1833(4 years)
"""""Jan. 7, 1837 - 1841"
"""""Jan. 14, 1841 - 1844"
"""""Jan. 6, 1849 - 1853"
Thomas served as State Senator.He was elected in 1842
Thomas was a fortunate drawer in the Ga. Lottery of 1821.He drew land from Morgan County, date of grant 27th Nov, 1822.He resided in Morgan County until he moved to Upson.The land he drew was located in Upson County.
According to census records Thomas and Elizabeth had 2 more females and one male not shown here.
Thomas is found on the 1880 Upson County census as follows:
Thomas Beall, age 82 - widower b. 1798
Sarah Lyon, dau, age 48, b. 1832
Laura D., dau., age 35, b. 1845
Alpheus H., son age 43, b. 1837
1860 Upson Co., Ga. census:
Thomas Beall age 59, b. 1800
Elizabeth B. wife, age 37, b. 1823
Alpheus H., son, age 23 b. 1837
Julia E., dau. age 20, b. 1840
Laura D., dau. age 15, b. 1845
Robert, age 18, b. 1842 (not shown on the 1850 census and does not state "son")
Notes for Elizabeth B. Mabry:
Elizabeth had a brother named Hillyard B. Mabry.
Children of Thomas Beall and Elizabeth Mabry are:
21 i. Sarah E.3 Beall, born 1832.She married John H. Lyon September 1854 in Upson County, Ga..
More About John Lyon and Sarah Beall:
Marriage: September 1854, Upson County, Ga.
+ 22 ii. Thomas F. Beall, born 1834.
23 iii. Alpheus H. Beall, born 1837.He married Ann C. Hogan July 20, 1890.
Notes for Alpheus H. Beall:
There was another Alpheus living in Ga.found in Obituaries in the Christian Index"Alpheus was given as age 52 when he died in 1848".On the 1820 census Alpheus had a male 16-18 living with him (perhaps a brother) and several females were living with him besides his wifeon the 1830 census.
More About Alpheus Beall and Ann Hogan:
Marriage: July 20, 1890
24 iv. Julia A. Beall, born 1839.
Notes for Julia A. Beall:
Source:
Virginia Clements
General of the Georgia Militia.
Lived a short time in Morgan County, GA before moving to Upson County,GA.
He bought land in Jasper County, GA in 1823 and married there on 28 February 1824 to Elizabeth B. Mabry (b. 1808).
The following information was taken from book "History of Upson County, Ga." by Hannah and Nottingham."General Thomas Beall was a cousin to the maternal grandfather of Bishop Candler.He and his brother, Josiah B. Beall came to Thomaston soon after the town was laid out.Their uncle, General Elias Beall, who resided at Forsyth at that time, owned a store in the Thomaston Cotton Mill building, and the two nephews were doubtless clerking for him.Later they became partners in the business.Thomas Beall was a General of the Georgia Militia in the forties and retained his military official title until his death.He married Elizabeth Mabry, who was also an active member of the Methodist church.During middle life he practiced law for a short time.His death occured near The Rock, February 4, 1885, and his remains lie buried in an unmarked grave in the Glenwood cemetery in Thomaston.Records prove that Thomas served Upson County well and for this reason your compiler believes that the Thomaston Historical Society should place a Memorial Marker in Thomaston for him.
Thomas served as a Justice of Inferior Court Jan. 22, 1829 - 1833(4 years)
"""""Jan. 7, 1837 - 1841"
"""""Jan. 14, 1841 - 1844"
"""""Jan. 6, 1849 - 1853"
Thomas served as State Senator.He was elected in 1842
Thomas was a fortunate drawer in the Ga. Lottery of 1821.He drew land from Morgan County, date of grant 27th Nov, 1822.He resided in Morgan County until he moved to Upson.The land he drew was located in Upson County.
According to census records Thomas and Elizabeth had 2 more females and one male not shown here.
Thomas is found on the 1880 Upson County census as follows:
Thomas Beall, age 82 - widower b. 1798
Sarah Lyon, dau, age 48, b. 1832
Laura D., dau., age 35, b. 1845
Alpheus H., son age 43, b. 1837
1860 Upson Co., Ga. census:
Thomas Beall age 59, b. 1800
Elizabeth B. wife, age 37, b. 1823
Alpheus H., son, age 23 b. 1837
Julia E., dau. age 20, b. 1840
Laura D., dau. age 15, b. 1845
Robert, age 18, b. 1842 (not shown on the 1850 census and does not state "son")
Notes for Elizabeth B. Mabry:
Elizabeth had a brother named Hillyard B. Mabry.
Children of Thomas Beall and Elizabeth Mabry are:
21 i. Sarah E.3 Beall, born 1832.She married John H. Lyon September 1854 in Upson County, Ga..
More About John Lyon and Sarah Beall:
Marriage: September 1854, Upson County, Ga.
+ 22 ii. Thomas F. Beall, born 1834.
23 iii. Alpheus H. Beall, born 1837.He married Ann C. Hogan July 20, 1890.
Notes for Alpheus H. Beall:
There was another Alpheus living in Ga.found in Obituaries in the Christian Index"Alpheus was given as age 52 when he died in 1848".On the 1820 census Alpheus had a male 16-18 living with him (perhaps a brother) and several females were living with him besides his wifeon the 1830 census.
More About Alpheus Beall and Ann Hogan:
Marriage: July 20, 1890
24 iv. Julia A. Beall, born 1839.
Notes for Julia A. Beall:
Source:
Virginia Clements
Father was Jeremiah Beall.
General of the Georgia Militia.
Lived a short time in Morgan County, GA before moving to Upson County,GA.
He bought land in Jasper County, GA in 1823 and married there on 28 February 1824 to Elizabeth B. Mabry (b. 1808).
The following information was taken from book "History of Upson County, Ga." by Hannah and Nottingham."General Thomas Beall was a cousin to the maternal grandfather of Bishop Candler.He and his brother, Josiah B. Beall came to Thomaston soon after the town was laid out.Their uncle, General Elias Beall, who resided at Forsyth at that time, owned a store in the Thomaston Cotton Mill building, and the two nephews were doubtless clerking for him.Later they became partners in the business.Thomas Beall was a General of the Georgia Militia in the forties and retained his military official title until his death.He married Elizabeth Mabry, who was also an active member of the Methodist church.During middle life he practiced law for a short time.His death occured near The Rock, February 4, 1885, and his remains lie buried in an unmarked grave in the Glenwood cemetery in Thomaston.Records prove that Thomas served Upson County well and for this reason your compiler believes that the Thomaston Historical Society should place a Memorial Marker in Thomaston for him.
Thomas served as a Justice of Inferior Court Jan. 22, 1829 - 1833(4 years)
"""""Jan. 7, 1837 - 1841"
"""""Jan. 14, 1841 - 1844"
"""""Jan. 6, 1849 - 1853"
Thomas served as State Senator.He was elected in 1842
Thomas was a fortunate drawer in the Ga. Lottery of 1821.He drew land from Morgan County, date of grant 27th Nov, 1822.He resided in Morgan County until he moved to Upson.The land he drew was located in Upson County.
According to census records Thomas and Elizabeth had 2 more females and one male not shown here.
Thomas is found on the 1880 Upson County census as follows:
Thomas Beall, age 82 - widower b. 1798
Sarah Lyon, dau, age 48, b. 1832
Laura D., dau., age 35, b. 1845
Alpheus H., son age 43, b. 1837
1860 Upson Co., Ga. census:
Thomas Beall age 59, b. 1800
Elizabeth B. wife, age 37, b. 1823
Alpheus H., son, age 23 b. 1837
Julia E., dau. age 20, b. 1840
Laura D., dau. age 15, b. 1845
Robert, age 18, b. 1842 (not shown on the 1850 census and does not state "son")
Notes for Elizabeth B. Mabry:
Elizabeth had a brother named Hillyard B. Mabry.
Children of Thomas Beall and Elizabeth Mabry are:
21 i. Sarah E.3 Beall, born 1832.She married John H. Lyon September 1854 in Upson County, Ga..
More About John Lyon and Sarah Beall:
Marriage: September 1854, Upson County, Ga.
+ 22 ii. Thomas F. Beall, born 1834.
23 iii. Alpheus H. Beall, born 1837.He married Ann C. Hogan July 20, 1890.
Notes for Alpheus H. Beall:
There was another Alpheus living in Ga.found in Obituaries in the Christian Index"Alpheus was given as age 52 when he died in 1848".On the 1820 census Alpheus had a male 16-18 living with him (perhaps a brother) and several females were living with him besides his wifeon the 1830 census.
More About Alpheus Beall and Ann Hogan:
Marriage: July 20, 1890
24 iv. Julia A. Beall, born 1839.
Notes for Julia A. Beall:
Source:
Virginia Clements
General of the Georgia Militia.
Lived a short time in Morgan County, GA before moving to Upson County,GA.
He bought land in Jasper County, GA in 1823 and married there on 28 February 1824 to Elizabeth B. Mabry (b. 1808).
The following information was taken from book "History of Upson County, Ga." by Hannah and Nottingham."General Thomas Beall was a cousin to the maternal grandfather of Bishop Candler.He and his brother, Josiah B. Beall came to Thomaston soon after the town was laid out.Their uncle, General Elias Beall, who resided at Forsyth at that time, owned a store in the Thomaston Cotton Mill building, and the two nephews were doubtless clerking for him.Later they became partners in the business.Thomas Beall was a General of the Georgia Militia in the forties and retained his military official title until his death.He married Elizabeth Mabry, who was also an active member of the Methodist church.During middle life he practiced law for a short time.His death occured near The Rock, February 4, 1885, and his remains lie buried in an unmarked grave in the Glenwood cemetery in Thomaston.Records prove that Thomas served Upson County well and for this reason your compiler believes that the Thomaston Historical Society should place a Memorial Marker in Thomaston for him.
Thomas served as a Justice of Inferior Court Jan. 22, 1829 - 1833(4 years)
"""""Jan. 7, 1837 - 1841"
"""""Jan. 14, 1841 - 1844"
"""""Jan. 6, 1849 - 1853"
Thomas served as State Senator.He was elected in 1842
Thomas was a fortunate drawer in the Ga. Lottery of 1821.He drew land from Morgan County, date of grant 27th Nov, 1822.He resided in Morgan County until he moved to Upson.The land he drew was located in Upson County.
According to census records Thomas and Elizabeth had 2 more females and one male not shown here.
Thomas is found on the 1880 Upson County census as follows:
Thomas Beall, age 82 - widower b. 1798
Sarah Lyon, dau, age 48, b. 1832
Laura D., dau., age 35, b. 1845
Alpheus H., son age 43, b. 1837
1860 Upson Co., Ga. census:
Thomas Beall age 59, b. 1800
Elizabeth B. wife, age 37, b. 1823
Alpheus H., son, age 23 b. 1837
Julia E., dau. age 20, b. 1840
Laura D., dau. age 15, b. 1845
Robert, age 18, b. 1842 (not shown on the 1850 census and does not state "son")
Notes for Elizabeth B. Mabry:
Elizabeth had a brother named Hillyard B. Mabry.
Children of Thomas Beall and Elizabeth Mabry are:
21 i. Sarah E.3 Beall, born 1832.She married John H. Lyon September 1854 in Upson County, Ga..
More About John Lyon and Sarah Beall:
Marriage: September 1854, Upson County, Ga.
+ 22 ii. Thomas F. Beall, born 1834.
23 iii. Alpheus H. Beall, born 1837.He married Ann C. Hogan July 20, 1890.
Notes for Alpheus H. Beall:
There was another Alpheus living in Ga.found in Obituaries in the Christian Index"Alpheus was given as age 52 when he died in 1848".On the 1820 census Alpheus had a male 16-18 living with him (perhaps a brother) and several females were living with him besides his wifeon the 1830 census.
More About Alpheus Beall and Ann Hogan:
Marriage: July 20, 1890
24 iv. Julia A. Beall, born 1839.
Notes for Julia A. Beall:
Source:
Virginia Clements
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