Agnes sometimes listed as Nancy Beattie maiden name unknown at this time arrived in York County, Pennsylvania in 1817 with husband, Simon and 5 sons and [ 8 ?] daughters. One daughter is listed as dying on ship in the passage coming over.
Immigration found in the entry for Walter Beattie entry in History of York County, Pa. Vol. 1 Biographical sketches pg. 162.
Agnes aka Nancy's maiden name is not Sappington. The Sappington's, Dr. John K. Sappington and his son Dr. John Sappington, of Harford Co., Maryland were the Beattie's family physician's. The Sappington's origins are out of Anne Arundel County, Maryland from the early 1700's.
An article in the Delta Herald Times on 5 March 1886, pg. 3. titled "Early Memories" by J. J. H. notes in the 1840's when he first traveled into Peach Bottom Township after crossing the Susquehanna River, one of the 1st houses he came to was the small log cabin of the Simon Beattie family.
Mother to a total of fourteen children, 6 sons and 8 daughters.
When daughter Mary Beattie died in 1885 there were 8 of her children still living.
Burial record found in Ron Mullins 1970 Slate Ridge cemetery survey and on Family Search.org.
1850 Census: Peach Bottom Township, York Co., Pa.
Simon: age 69, Born in Scotland.
Nancy: aka Agnes, age 69, born in Scotland.
Mary: age 45, born in Scotland.
Jane: age 43, born in Scotland.
Walter: b. 1810, age 30, born in Scotland.
James: age 30, born 1820 in Pennsylvania
Nancy: b. 1822, age 28, born Penn.
Audrea: b. 1824, age 26, born in Penn.
Elizabeth: b. 1826, age 24 born in Penn
Grandchildren:
James Beattie: b. 1837 age 12
William W. Beattie: b. 1840, age 10.
Robert Beattie b. 1831 in Scotland, age 19. How related to Nancy-Agnes and Simon Beattie is not known.
Simon and Agnes Beattie daughters who have a Find A Grave Memorial not linked yet:
Helen Beattie Watson [1817-1895] married to Thomas Alexander Watson. Memorial # 74680581
Elizabeth R. Beattie Parker.[1824-1907] Memorial # 107279005. Married to James Mill Parker, died in Philadelphia and has a Phila. death certificate which names her parents, alas not her mother's maiden name.
Immigration found in the entry for Walter Beattie entry in History of York County, Pa. Vol. 1 Biographical sketches pg. 162.
Agnes aka Nancy's maiden name is not Sappington. The Sappington's, Dr. John K. Sappington and his son Dr. John Sappington, of Harford Co., Maryland were the Beattie's family physician's. The Sappington's origins are out of Anne Arundel County, Maryland from the early 1700's.
An article in the Delta Herald Times on 5 March 1886, pg. 3. titled "Early Memories" by J. J. H. notes in the 1840's when he first traveled into Peach Bottom Township after crossing the Susquehanna River, one of the 1st houses he came to was the small log cabin of the Simon Beattie family.
Mother to a total of fourteen children, 6 sons and 8 daughters.
When daughter Mary Beattie died in 1885 there were 8 of her children still living.
Burial record found in Ron Mullins 1970 Slate Ridge cemetery survey and on Family Search.org.
1850 Census: Peach Bottom Township, York Co., Pa.
Simon: age 69, Born in Scotland.
Nancy: aka Agnes, age 69, born in Scotland.
Mary: age 45, born in Scotland.
Jane: age 43, born in Scotland.
Walter: b. 1810, age 30, born in Scotland.
James: age 30, born 1820 in Pennsylvania
Nancy: b. 1822, age 28, born Penn.
Audrea: b. 1824, age 26, born in Penn.
Elizabeth: b. 1826, age 24 born in Penn
Grandchildren:
James Beattie: b. 1837 age 12
William W. Beattie: b. 1840, age 10.
Robert Beattie b. 1831 in Scotland, age 19. How related to Nancy-Agnes and Simon Beattie is not known.
Simon and Agnes Beattie daughters who have a Find A Grave Memorial not linked yet:
Helen Beattie Watson [1817-1895] married to Thomas Alexander Watson. Memorial # 74680581
Elizabeth R. Beattie Parker.[1824-1907] Memorial # 107279005. Married to James Mill Parker, died in Philadelphia and has a Phila. death certificate which names her parents, alas not her mother's maiden name.
Agnes sometimes listed as Nancy Beattie maiden name unknown at this time arrived in York County, Pennsylvania in 1817 with husband, Simon and 5 sons and [ 8 ?] daughters. One daughter is listed as dying on ship in the passage coming over.
Immigration found in the entry for Walter Beattie entry in History of York County, Pa. Vol. 1 Biographical sketches pg. 162.
Agnes aka Nancy's maiden name is not Sappington. The Sappington's, Dr. John K. Sappington and his son Dr. John Sappington, of Harford Co., Maryland were the Beattie's family physician's. The Sappington's origins are out of Anne Arundel County, Maryland from the early 1700's.
An article in the Delta Herald Times on 5 March 1886, pg. 3. titled "Early Memories" by J. J. H. notes in the 1840's when he first traveled into Peach Bottom Township after crossing the Susquehanna River, one of the 1st houses he came to was the small log cabin of the Simon Beattie family.
Mother to a total of fourteen children, 6 sons and 8 daughters.
When daughter Mary Beattie died in 1885 there were 8 of her children still living.
Burial record found in Ron Mullins 1970 Slate Ridge cemetery survey and on Family Search.org.
1850 Census: Peach Bottom Township, York Co., Pa.
Simon: age 69, Born in Scotland.
Nancy: aka Agnes, age 69, born in Scotland.
Mary: age 45, born in Scotland.
Jane: age 43, born in Scotland.
Walter: b. 1810, age 30, born in Scotland.
James: age 30, born 1820 in Pennsylvania
Nancy: b. 1822, age 28, born Penn.
Audrea: b. 1824, age 26, born in Penn.
Elizabeth: b. 1826, age 24 born in Penn
Grandchildren:
James Beattie: b. 1837 age 12
William W. Beattie: b. 1840, age 10.
Robert Beattie b. 1831 in Scotland, age 19. How related to Nancy-Agnes and Simon Beattie is not known.
Simon and Agnes Beattie daughters who have a Find A Grave Memorial not linked yet:
Helen Beattie Watson [1817-1895] married to Thomas Alexander Watson. Memorial # 74680581
Elizabeth R. Beattie Parker.[1824-1907] Memorial # 107279005. Married to James Mill Parker, died in Philadelphia and has a Phila. death certificate which names her parents, alas not her mother's maiden name.
Immigration found in the entry for Walter Beattie entry in History of York County, Pa. Vol. 1 Biographical sketches pg. 162.
Agnes aka Nancy's maiden name is not Sappington. The Sappington's, Dr. John K. Sappington and his son Dr. John Sappington, of Harford Co., Maryland were the Beattie's family physician's. The Sappington's origins are out of Anne Arundel County, Maryland from the early 1700's.
An article in the Delta Herald Times on 5 March 1886, pg. 3. titled "Early Memories" by J. J. H. notes in the 1840's when he first traveled into Peach Bottom Township after crossing the Susquehanna River, one of the 1st houses he came to was the small log cabin of the Simon Beattie family.
Mother to a total of fourteen children, 6 sons and 8 daughters.
When daughter Mary Beattie died in 1885 there were 8 of her children still living.
Burial record found in Ron Mullins 1970 Slate Ridge cemetery survey and on Family Search.org.
1850 Census: Peach Bottom Township, York Co., Pa.
Simon: age 69, Born in Scotland.
Nancy: aka Agnes, age 69, born in Scotland.
Mary: age 45, born in Scotland.
Jane: age 43, born in Scotland.
Walter: b. 1810, age 30, born in Scotland.
James: age 30, born 1820 in Pennsylvania
Nancy: b. 1822, age 28, born Penn.
Audrea: b. 1824, age 26, born in Penn.
Elizabeth: b. 1826, age 24 born in Penn
Grandchildren:
James Beattie: b. 1837 age 12
William W. Beattie: b. 1840, age 10.
Robert Beattie b. 1831 in Scotland, age 19. How related to Nancy-Agnes and Simon Beattie is not known.
Simon and Agnes Beattie daughters who have a Find A Grave Memorial not linked yet:
Helen Beattie Watson [1817-1895] married to Thomas Alexander Watson. Memorial # 74680581
Elizabeth R. Beattie Parker.[1824-1907] Memorial # 107279005. Married to James Mill Parker, died in Philadelphia and has a Phila. death certificate which names her parents, alas not her mother's maiden name.
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