Agnes Calhoun Beatty's burial location is unknown. However her husband Robert Beatty is buried here. It's very possible that she is buried in an unmarked grave next to her husband. Agnes Calhoun and Robert Beatty were married about 1783 probably in Cumberland Co. PA. They had twelve (12) children between 1783 and 1806, probably born in either Cumberland or Venango Co PA. The children include: Mary, Nancy, Sarah, John, Elizabeth, Frances, Jane, Samuel, Robert, Isabella, Anne and Lila.
Note: Concerning her husband, Robert Beatty. There are those that think this is not the person of the same name that served in the Revolutionary War out of New York. Rather it is thought that this Robert Beatty had somewhat of a connection with the War of 1812, instead. It may be more likely that he was actually from Cumberland Co PA. This would be in agreement with the fact that his wife, Agnes Calhoun and their oldest children were born in Cumberland Co PA, as well.
Note: Concerning her husband, Robert Beatty. There are those that think this is not the person of the same name that served in the Revolutionary War out of New York. Rather it is thought that this Robert Beatty had somewhat of a connection with the War of 1812, instead. It may be more likely that he was actually from Cumberland Co PA. This would be in agreement with the fact that his wife, Agnes Calhoun and their oldest children were born in Cumberland Co PA, as well.
Agnes Calhoun Beatty's burial location is unknown. However her husband Robert Beatty is buried here. It's very possible that she is buried in an unmarked grave next to her husband. Agnes Calhoun and Robert Beatty were married about 1783 probably in Cumberland Co. PA. They had twelve (12) children between 1783 and 1806, probably born in either Cumberland or Venango Co PA. The children include: Mary, Nancy, Sarah, John, Elizabeth, Frances, Jane, Samuel, Robert, Isabella, Anne and Lila.
Note: Concerning her husband, Robert Beatty. There are those that think this is not the person of the same name that served in the Revolutionary War out of New York. Rather it is thought that this Robert Beatty had somewhat of a connection with the War of 1812, instead. It may be more likely that he was actually from Cumberland Co PA. This would be in agreement with the fact that his wife, Agnes Calhoun and their oldest children were born in Cumberland Co PA, as well.
Note: Concerning her husband, Robert Beatty. There are those that think this is not the person of the same name that served in the Revolutionary War out of New York. Rather it is thought that this Robert Beatty had somewhat of a connection with the War of 1812, instead. It may be more likely that he was actually from Cumberland Co PA. This would be in agreement with the fact that his wife, Agnes Calhoun and their oldest children were born in Cumberland Co PA, as well.
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