William Beattie 1734 and Janet Anderson 1738

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1 William Beattie 1734 and Janet Anderson 1738 Beattie>Scott>Appleton Connection 20 Fred L. Appleton

2 Table of Contents Surnames Descendants of William Beattie & Jane(t) Anderson First Generation Second Generation Third Generation Sources Media Place Index Person Index Table of Contents 1 20 Fred L. Appleton

3 A Anderson, Armstrong, Atchinson William Beattie 1734 and Janet Anderson 1738 Surnames B Beadon Beaden, Beadon Beaden Beedon, Beattie, Boston C Calvert, Curle E F Eden, Elliott Fralick G Graham H Hastie M MacAdam, McDougall, Murray N Nichol O Oliver R S T Rae, Riddell, Robson Schram, Scott, Shannon, Storrey Thomson Surnames 2 20 Fred L. Appleton

4 First Generation 1. William Beattie, son of Andrew Beattie (4 Jun ) & Isabel Isobel Atchinson (abt ). William was born in Castlehill, Eskdalemuir Parish, Dumfries-shire County, Scotland, on 17 Jan William died - Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 30 Apr 29; he was William Beattie was a shepherd for the Curle family at Moodlay and Craikhope, at Annan, Scotland. He loved the rugged highlands and the sheep that roamed the hills, and if he was tempted to take his family to the new colonies, he resisted the temptation and continued the work he loved for sixty-eight years... from Century Farms of Westminster Township by Marguerite E. Murray A large grandfather clock was presented to him 15 September for being the oldest shepherd serving one master in Scotland. The clock is now in the home of Doug and Jessie Beattie. The inscription on the clock reads: The clock was purchased with a PREMIUM by the Border Agricultural Society on 15 September to WILLIAM BEATTIE CRAICKHOPE for serving the family of CURLE 68 tears as SHEEPHERD (sic) ON THE FARMS OF MOODLAY and CRAICKHOPE. On 6 Aug 1762 when William was 28, he married Jane(t) Anderson, daughter of James Anderson & Agnes Hastie, at Eskdalemuir Parish, Dumfries-shire County, Scotland. 424 Jane(t) was born in Eskdalemuir Parish, Dumfries-shire County, Scotland, abt Jane(t) died Dumfries, Scotland on Feb Descendants of Jane(t) Anderson 3 20 Fred L. Appleton

5 They had the following children: 2 i. Andrew ( Aug 44) 3 ii. Agnes (1765-) iii. Isabella Isobel. Isabella Isobel was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, in Isabella Isobel died - Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland on 1 Apr Isabella Isobel was baptized at Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on Feb Isabella Isobel married [unknown] Eden iv. James (Twin) ( Jul 45) v. Elspeth (Twin). Elspeth was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, abt Elspeth died - Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland on 1 Apr Elspeth was baptized at Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 20 Mar vi. John (1780- Aug 32) First Generation 4 20 Fred L. Appleton

6 Second Generation Family of William Beattie (1) & Jane(t) Anderson 2. Andrew Beattie (William 1 ). Andrew was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, in Andrew died - Ontario, Canada on 28 Aug 44. Buried in Trinity Anglican Church Cemetery, Lambeth, Ontario, Canada. Andrew was baptized at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 3 Jun Immigrated abt 23 to Lambeth, Ontario, Canada. 393 Emigrated abt 23 from Lambeth, Ontario, Canada. Andrew Beattie was married in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire County, Scotland. He and his wife Jane (Thomson) Beattie moved to Ettrick Parish in Selkirkshire County, Scotland. When their daughter Jane was born in 1797 Andrew Beattie was an indweller at Beldford in Ettrick. He may have moved to Eskdalemuir Parish in Dumfriesshire County. Before he came to North America he may also have lived in Southdean parish in Roxburghshire County and in Northumberland County England because he went to New York with others from there or he may have lived in Castleton Parish in Roxburghshire. Andrew Beattie emigrated to United States, to New York State. He may have lived in Seneca County between Geneva and Ithaca, New York. His son William (born 1795) was married in Geneva, N.Y. in 22 to Martha Beaden. Andrew and his family came to Upper Canada in 23. Andrew probably settled on Lot 71 west side of Talbot Road, on the north side of Lambeth. Lambeth was at then called the Junction. It was where the North Talbot Road met Commissioner's Road. Andrew was said to have come to Canada with 4 sons and 4 daughters and a sister, a widow, Mrs. Isobel Eden. Mr. John Routledge, who settled on Lot 72 on the Talbot Road was from Northumberland County, England where he had lived on the farm of Burnfoot. He had been a cattle dealer and had often visited Scotland buying cattle. In 17 (or 19) he moved his family to Seneca County, New York. He was said to have come to Westminster about the same time as Andrew Beattie. The Rev. William Proudfoot wrote on February 33: "Andrew Beattie, an old man of Eskdalemuir, who lived down near St. Thomas, called to-day. He seems to be a good man, to have a delight in evangelical preaching." "The old man appeared to me to talk very sensibly, and very much like a Scotchman. How is this to be wondered at. The Americans talk about everything, but chiefly about dollars, whereas Andrew Beattie thought of the doctrine of the Holy Bible while tending his flocks amongst the moors of South Scotland. It will be long ere America contains a population resembling the shepherds of Etterick, and Yamous, of Liddesdale and Ayrosbor - there used to live men of God who fed upon the Gospel and who loved it, the Descendants of Jane(t) Anderson 5 20 Fred L. Appleton

7 pure marrow of the truth. Mr. Proudfoot may have been writing about this Andrew Beattie in his journal because Andrew was then an old man of 70 years. Andrew did not settle near St. Thomas, but Mr.Proudfoot was new in the area and might have made a mistake, or Andrew might have been living there at that time. One might assume he was referring to this Andrew Beattie because it seems likely this Andrew Beattie had lived in Eskdalemuir, where his daughter Jane joined the church. Mr Beattie had lived in the United States and may have mentioned this to Mr. Proudfoot. Rev. Proudfoot wrote of the Americans and the dollar. Mr. Beattie may have come to Canada because he did not like the materialism of the Americans. One might also assume that this "old man" as described by Rev. Proudfoot, would not likely marry a year later. However, Andrew Beattie married Isabella Boston, the widow of James Dickson. Rev. Proudfoot wrote in his diary on 7 May 34:" Andrew Beattie called to ask me to proclaim him and Isabella Boston for marriage." He then wrote of proclaiming their marriage on May th at the English Settlement, May th at London and on May 25th at the Bethel Church on the Proof Line. On 27 May 34 Rev. Proudfoot wrote in his journal: "Rode up to Lobo and married Andrew (Beattie) and Elizabeth (sic) Boston. The wedding was a very becoming one. Warm even hot." Rev. Proudfoot mistakenly called the bride Elizabeth although he had written Isabella several other times earlier in his diary. He recorded the marriage on the marriage register with Isabella's name correctly written: "May Andrew Beattie to Isabella Boston of Lobo." Isabella Boston was from Lobo Township. Two Ferguson brothers, John and Andrew, left Melrose, Roxburghshire, Scotland in June if 19 and they settled in Lobo on Lot Concession 3 in 21. Before leaving Scotland Andrew Ferguson had married Janet Boston, and the history of Lobo Township, Middlesex County has the further information about them that "some of whose people followed to Lobo later." There was a village on the border of Lobo and London townships named Melrose after where these people had come from in Scotland. Isabella was likely Janet Boston's sister. She named a daughter Janet, who married John Elliot, the son of Helen Murray and John Elliot Jr. Andrew Beattie died 28 August 44 at the age of 81. This strongly dedicated Presbyterian Scot is buried in Trinity Anglican Cemetery. This Cemetery, on the NE 1/4 Lot 70, North Talbot Road in the village of Lambeth in Westminster is owned by the general public of Lambeth and not the Anglican Church. The land for Trinity church and cemetery was left by an early pioneer Jeremiah Schram who died in 26, leaving one acre of land to the use of a burying yard, with a grant and liberty to build a place of worship to any denomination professing Christianity Second Generation 6 20 Fred L. Appleton

8 conformable to the Church of England. This property was next to the Beattie property and Andrew Beattie's daughter Margaret was married to Jeremiah Schram's son Peter. I determined this Andrew Beattie must have married Isabella Boston although he was quite elderly, by a complicated method. On the 51 Westminster census there was an Isabella Beattie who owned Lot 71 North Talbot Rd. along with James Beattie, son of Andrew Beattie. The census has that she was living in the household of Thomas Head or she was living with her daughter since I think she is mentioned twice. Isabella is listed twice on this Westminster census, once as Isabella Beattie, age 63 with a Margaret Boston age 15 living with her. (Part 2, p. 7. # 17; Pt. 2 p. 5 # 40). However, on that Westminster census in the household of John Elliot and his wife Janet Dickson there is an Isabella Dixon age 64 and a Margaret Boston age 15 (Part 4, p ). She was, I have assumed Janet's mother Isabella Boston, who married a Dickson. I have assumed Isabella Dixon and Isabella Beattie, although different ages are the same person because both had Margaret Boston listed with them and because on the 61 census for Westminster in this same John Elliot's household is Isabella Beattie age 75. This proved the woman who owned former Andrew Beattie property was the Isabella Dixon whose maiden name as Boston.. Since she was born c.1786 in Scotland and was an older woman when she married again it seemed possible she could have married Andrew Beattie as a second husband. On 6 Dec 1793 Andrew first married Jane Thomson at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland. They had the following children: 6 i. William (9 Nov Jul 70) 7 ii. Isabella ( Sep 83) 8 iii. Jane (6 Jan Sep 77) 9 iv. Jeanette ( ) v. Margaret (03-90) vi. James (05-29 Dec 65) On 27 May 34 Andrew second married Isabella Boston at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 3. Agnes Beattie (William 1 ). Agnes was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, in Agnes died - Scotland. Agnes was baptized at Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on Jan Agnes married John Scott. Second Generation 7 20 Fred L. Appleton

9 They had the following children: i. Arcibald. Arcibald was born in West Buccleugh, Scottland, on 7 Oct Arcibald was baptized at Ettrick, Scotland, on 26 Nov ii. Janet. Janet was baptized at Buccleughs Hall, Ettrick, Scotland, on 31 Jul iii. William. iv. John. John was born on 3 Jul v. James. James was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, abt James Beattie (William 1 ). James was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, in James was baptized at Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 20 Mar Immigrated in 30 to Canada. 393 Emigrated in 30 from Scotland. James died on 2 Jul Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Occupation: 1798, Shepherd. Must attribute James Beattie and his wife Margaret Oliver lived at Craikhope in Roberton Parish, Roxburghshire County, Scotland where James was a shepherd. Their children were born at Craikhope. In 30 James Beattie and his wife and eight children left from the port of Annan, Scotland, on Solway Firth and sailed to Liverpool. They had decided to emigrate to Westminster Township in Upper Canada where James' brother had been living for several years. The Beatties appear to have saved enough money for their passage and to have had money to buy property when they reached Westminster. The Beatties left Liverpool on a sailing ship for North America. The sons Robert, Andrew and James were accomplished pipers and were offered free passage to Montreal if they would pipe for passengers during the voyage, but they preferred to travel with the rest of the family and they refused to go on the larger faster ship. The Beatties arrived at York in Upper Canada in August of 30. They were met by James' brother Andrew. They spent some time with him at the Junction while looking for property. In September of 30 James Beattie bought Lot West half, and Lots and 15 on Concession 2 in Westminster, a total of five hundred acres, from Joseph Webster. This property was next to Andrew Beattie's son William's property, Lot 16 Concession 2. Mr. Beattie paid $ 1,0.00 in gold for this property, described as first-rate medium clay soil with an even terrain, sloping slightly, and with large stands of timber and natural drainage to the south. The deposits of red clay on Lot 15 was used to build their brick house in 36. They called their farm on Lot 15, Castle Farm. Second Generation 8 20 Fred L. Appleton

10 James Beattie divided his five hundred acres among his children. Andrew took over Lot 15, Castle Farm. James gave Robert Lot on Concession 2 in 37. Robert died that year and his wife Margaret continued to live on this property with her children. James Jackson, who married a cousin of Robert's lived on this property in 42 when Margaret was the proprietor and he probably managed the farm. In 39 James Beattie transferred Lot West half Concession 2, to his daughter Helen (Ellen) and her husband Robert Shannon. This one hundred acres was not as large as the others that were two hundred acres each. James Beattie had already bought his son James two hundred acres, Lot North half on Concession 3 in Westminster, in 32. James Beattie and his wife died in Westminster Township, Middlesex County and they are buried in Pond Mills Cemetery. On Dec 1798 James married Margaret Oliver at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland. 399 Margaret was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, in Margaret died on 26 Jul Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Immigrated in 30 to Canada. 393 They had the following children: i. Helen [Ellen] (17 Sep ) ii. iii. William. William was born on 7 Jan 01. William died - Scotland. William was baptized on 19 Feb 01. Janet Anderson. Janet Anderson was born in Scotland in 02. Janet Anderson died - Scotland. iv. James. James was born in 03. James died in v. Robert J (27 Apr 04- Mar 37) vi. Janet Jannet (Twin) ( Feb 06-4 Feb 80) 15 vii. Andrew (25 Nov Jan 86) 16 viii. Margaret (2 Mar 09- Oct 60) 17 ix. James (2 Jul -25 Dec 84) x. Agnes (8 Nov 21-52) 5. John Beattie (William 1 ). John was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, in John died - at Sea on Aug 32. John was baptized at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 5 Dec Immigrated in Jun 32 to to Canada. On 2 Mar John married Christina MacAdam at Potburn Ettrick Parish, Selkirkshire County, Scotland. Christina was born abt Christina died on 7 Sep 59. Buried in Pond Mills Second Generation 9 20 Fred L. Appleton

11 Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Disembarking at Hamilton, Mrs. Beattie and her family proceeded to London, following plans they had prepared before leaving their homeland. Transportation for this part of their journey was by 'ox-sled'. They found accommodation with friends on Lot 24 in Westminster Township, on the 4th Concession at the corner of the Bostwick Road, where their tenth child, a son James, was born in October. The family remained at this location for five years, moving later to Lot, fifth Concession for a short time. from Rosemary Boles They had the following children: i. Elizabeth. Elizabeth was born in Dumfries, Scotland. Elizabeth died - Ontario, ii. iii. iv. Canada in 95. Jane. Jane was born in Dumfries, Scotland, in. Jane died - Ontario, Canada in , Page 52 On 19 Oct 35 Jane married Adam Murray at Ontario, Canada. Jeanette. Jeanette was born in Scotland in. Jeanette died - Ontario, Canada in 87. Margaret. Margaret was born in Scotland in. Margaret died - Ontario, Canada in v. John. John was born in Scotland in 17. John died - Ontario, Canada in 47. vi. Christina Katherine. Christina Katherine was born in Scotland in 21. vii. Christina Katherine died - Cedar Bluffs in Andrew. Andrew was born in Dumfries, Scotland, in 23. Andrew died Ontario, Canada in 54. viii. Andrew married Elizabeth Riddell. George Graham. George Graham was born in Scotland in 25. George Graham died - Ontario, Canada in 32. Second Generation 20 Fred L. Appleton

12 6. William Beattie (Andrew 2, William 1 ). William William Beattie 1734 and Janet Anderson 1738 Third Generation Family of Andrew Beattie (2) & Jane Thomson was born in Scotland on 9 Nov William died - Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on 29 Jul 70; he was Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. William On 9 Apr 22 when William was 27, he married Martha Beadon Beaden Beedon, daughter of Johan Beadon Beaden & Margaret Elliott, at Geneva, New York, USA. Also seen 4 Sep 22. Martha was born in Castletown, Isle of Man, England, in Martha died Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada on Jan Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Religion: Presbyterian. They had the following children: i. Margaret Elliott (25-53) ii. Jane Thompson (27-50) iii. Andrew (29-51) iv. Ann (30-) v. John (32-6 Nov 79) vi. Martha (33- Mar 19) vii. Janet (37-) viii. William J (40-19) ix. James (42-) x. Robert (45-) xi. Isabella (46-) 7. Isabella Beattie (Andrew 2, William 1 ). Isabella was born in Scotland in Isabella died Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada on 1 Sep 83. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Descendants of Jane(t) Anderson 20 Fred L. Appleton

13 On 8 Dec 37 Isabella married John Oliver, son of James Oliver & Jane Armstrong, at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 980, Page 53 John was born in Burnmouth, Castleton, Roxburghshires, Scotland, on 5 Jun John died - Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on 15 Aug 41; he was 46. They had the following children: i. Janet Jenet (7 Aug 38-7 Apr 84) ii. Margaret (7 Aug 38-87) 8. Jane Beattie (Andrew 2, William 1 ). Jane was born in Beldford, Ettrick, Selkirkshire, Scotland, on 6 Jan Jane died - Ontario, Canada, on 2 Sep 77; she was 80. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Jane was baptized at Beldford Ettrick Parish, Selkirkshire County, Scotland, on 8 Feb On 7 Mar when Jane was 21, she married Robert Nichol at Geneva, New York, USA. Robert was born in Falstone Simonburn Parish, Northumberland County, England, on 23 Jan Robert died - Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on Apr 68; he was 81. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Resided at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada; Lot Conc 1. Resided at Falstone Simonburn Parish, Northumberland County, England. They had the following children: i. Isabella ii. Adam iii. Thomas (Aug 22-) iv. Elizabeth (6 Nov 24-) v. Jane vi. Mary (29-3 Mar 48) vii. Andrew viii. Elspeth ix. Margaret x. Robert xi. William (Jun 42- Aug 65) 9. Jeanette Beattie (Andrew 2, William 1 ). Jeanette was born in Scotland in Jeanette died Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada in 51. Jeanette married Robert Robson, son of John Robson & Ann Calvert. Robert was born in Lanercost, Cumberland, England, in Robert died - London Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada in 71. Third Generation 20 Fred L. Appleton

14 They had the following children: i. John ii. James iii. Andrew iv. Jane v. Nancy vi. William vii. Isabella viii. Jeanette ix. Margaret. Margaret Beattie (Andrew 2, William 1 ). Margaret was born in Liddesdale, Roxburghshire, Scotland, in 03. Margaret died - Ontario, Canada in 90. In 27 Margaret married Peter Schram, son of Jeremiah Schram & Margaret Fralick, at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Peter was born in Niagara District, Canada West. Peter died in 69. They had the following children: i. Jane Thompson ii. Mary Caroline iii. Jeremiah Burwell iv. Henry Rapleje v. Andrew J (-60). James Beattie (Andrew 2, William 1 ). James was born in Scotland in 05. James died Lambeth, Ontario, Canada on 29 Dec 65. Buried in Trinity Anglican Church Cemetery, Lambeth, Ontario, Canada. On 8 Jan 27 James married Sarah Schram, daughter of Jeremiah Schram & Margaret Fralick, at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Sarah was born in Niagara District, Canada West, in 09. Sarah died - Lambeth, Ontario, Canada on Mar 76. Buried in Trinity Anglican Church Cemetery, Lambeth, Ontario, Canada. Third Generation 20 Fred L. Appleton

15 They had the following children: i. Andrew (Jan 28-56) ii. Margaret (29-60) iii. Jane (31-58) iv. Janet (34-61) v. Elizabeth (35-36) vi. Mary (Nov 35-40) vii. Jeremiah (39-19) viii. John (May Jun 1901) ix. William (43-83) x. Sarah ( ) xi. Isabella (48-73) xii. James (51-52) Family of James Beattie (4) & Margaret Oliver. Helen [Ellen] Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). Helen [Ellen] was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 17 Sep Helen [Ellen] died - London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada in 79. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Helen [Ellen] was baptized at Craijhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 20 Nov Helen [Ellen] married Robert Shannon. Robert was born in Scotland in Robert died Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada on Aug , Death Register Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Immigrated in 30 to Canada. They had the following children: i. Margaret E (abt Feb 99) ii. Ann 420 (abt 26-) iii. Janet 420 (15 Aug 33-34) iv. Mary 420 (abt 38-76) v. William 420 (abt 40-) vi. Agnes 420 (abt 42-) vii. Ellen. Robert J Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). Robert J was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 27 Apr 04. Robert J died - Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on Mar 37; he was 32. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex Third Generation 20 Fred L. Appleton

16 County, Ontario, Canada. Robert J was baptized at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 15 Jun 04. Immigrated in 30 to Canada. Robert J married Mararet Storrey. Mararet was born in 07. Mararet died - Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada on 20 Feb 81. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. They had the following children: i. Jane ii. William R iii. James. Janet Jannet Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). Janet Jannet was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on Feb 06. Janet Jannet died Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on 4 Feb 80; she was Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Janet Jannet was baptized on 29 May 06. Janet Jannet On 30 Nov 30 when Janet Jannet was 24, she married James William Rae, son of Andrew Rae & Isobel Curle, at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. James William was born in Southdean, Roxburghshire, Scotland, on Nov 05. 4,419 James William died - Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on Nov 61; he was Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Immigrated in 30 to Canada. Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

17 They had the following children: i. Isabella (19 Nov Mar 34) ii. Andrew (abt 35-) iii. William (abt 40-) iv. John (abt 41-) v. Robert (abt 44-) vi. Thomas (abt 46-) vii. James (16 May 37-) viii. Adam (abt 53-) 15. Andrew Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). Andrew was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 25 Nov Andrew died - Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on 31 Jan 86; he was year might be 85. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Resided at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario; Castle Farm, Lot 15, Conc 2. Andrew was baptized at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 1 Feb 08. Immigrated in 30 to Canada. Occupation: 85, Farmer. 391 Andrew Andrew was a piper of considerable distinction. In 60 he piped for Edward, Price of Wales when the Prince of Wales was visiting London, Canada West. He was presented with a set of bagpipes with ribbons of the McDougall clan. Obituary "Pond Mills Regarding the death on January 31st of the late Andrew Beattie, a Westminster pioneer, aged 77 years, 2 months, a correspondent writes: Mr. Beattie's illness extended over a period of eleven years, most of which time he was confined to the house, and his wants were well attended to by his affectionate family. A kinder husband, a more tender father, it would have been hard to find. His wife died some seven years ago, and two married daughters and a son. His funeral was largely attended showing the respect in which deceased was held. He was an honest upright man, a strict Presbyterian, sociable and large hearted, and one who never turned the needy from his door. He came to this country from Roxburghshire, Scotland some 53 years ago and settled on the farm until his death. His six sons and four Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

18 daughters followed his remains to the grave all being present, but one daughter, who resides near Abeline, Kansas. His only surviving brother died Christmas Day. Funeral services conducted by Rev. F. Ballantyne. Source Glenna Jamieson Newspaper Obituary: Obituary The London Advertiser, February 19, 85, p.8, c. 3: "Pond Mills Regarding the death on January 31st of the late Andrew Beattie, a Westminster pioneer, aged 77 years, 2 months, a correspondent writes: - Mr. Beattie's illness extended over a period of eleven years, most of which time he was confined to the house, and his wants were well attended to by his affectionate family. A kinder husband, a more tender father, it would have been hard to find. His wife died some seven years ago, and two married daughters and a son. His funeral was largely attended showing the respect in which deceased was held. He was an honest upright man, a strict Presbyterian, sociable and large hearted, and one who never turned the needy from his door. He came to this country from Roxboroughshire, Scotland some 53 years ago and settled on the farm until his death. His six sons and four daughters followed his remains to the grave all being present, but one daughter, who resides near Abline, Kansas. His only surviving brother died Christmas day. Funeral services conducted by Rev. F. Ballantyne." On 9 Feb 41 when Andrew was 33, he married Mary McDougall at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Mary was born abt Mary died on Sep Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

19 They had the following children: i. Alice (42-) ii. James ( Feb 43-) iii. Margaret (28 Mar 44-) iv. Mary (6 Aug 46-) v. Isabella (4 Mar 47-) vi. Helen (23 Aug 48-) vii. Angus (22 Mar Jul 51) viii. Angus (24 Sep Oct 1939) ix. William ( Dec 54-) x. Janet (4 Oct 56-) xi. Agnes (6 Oct 58-) xii. Andrew (28 Nov Nov 1946) xiii. Robert (8 Dec 63-) xiv. John (21 Oct 67-) 16. Margaret Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). Margaret was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 2 Mar 09. Margaret was on the census for Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, in 51. Margaret died - Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on Oct 60; she was 51. Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Plot 72. Margaret was baptized at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 4 Apr 09. Margaret Third Generation 20 Fred L. Appleton

20 On 6 Dec 29 when Margaret was 20, she married William Scott, son of Thomas Scott (abt 1780-bef 51) & Margaret Anderson ( Mar 64), at Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland. 397 William was born in Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 6 May William was baptized on 17 Jun 04. Immigrated in 30 to Canada. William was on the census for Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, in 51. William was on the census for Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, in 61. William died - London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada, on 27 Jul 76; he was Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Plot 72. Occupation: 29, Mason. 397 Occupation: 51, Farmer. 368 Occupation: 61, Farmer. 369 William William built a home for his growing family in Westminster Township and Middlesex County sometime after 30. Picture sent to me by Biilie Appleton. William Scott lived on Lot, Concession 1. The 51 census shows William living in the Province of Canada West (Ontario) and the District of Middlesex County and Sub District of Westminster # 222. In 52 William Scott owned 175 acres at the corner of Commissioner Rd. and Pond Mills Rd., running south of Commissioner Rd. According to the Canadian Census 61, William and his family lived in a brick house. William was a farmer, Canada Presbyterian, a Mason, head of the household. Residence District was Middlesex East and Residence was Westminster. (Ontario, Canada Census Index, 71) Margaret (Beattie) Scott, William Scott and son James are buried in Pond Mills Cemetery in London, Ontario, Section A, Lot # 72. Buried with Masonic Honours---On Sunday the remains of the late William Scott, of the 2nd Concession of Westminster, were buried with Masonic honours in the Pond Mills Cemetery. A large number of the brethren from this city and Lambeth were present. The deceased was well known, having resided in this section for upwards of forty years, being universally respected. London Daily Advertiser, July 31, 76 Source Rosemary Boles Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

21 They had the following children: i. Thomas (17 Oct 30-5 Dec 1902) ii. Margaret (29 Sep Oct 60) iii. Isabelle[a] (28 Apr 34-19) iv. James D (19 Nov 35-4 Feb 75) v. William Beattie 52 (9 Mar 38-1 Jul 1901) vi. Robert (29 Jul Jun 1920) vii. Agnes Nancy (21 Apr Jul 1936) viii. Walter (8 Sep 44-) ix. Helen (24 Oct 46-) x. Mary (22 Jan 49-8 May 1935) xi. Andrew F (1 Oct 51-8 Sep 1938) 17. James Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). James was born in Scotland on 2 Jul. 4 James died on 25 Dec 84; he was Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 Immigrated in 30 to Canada. Obituary: James Beattie The London Advertiser, December 26, 84 "Pond Mills Mr. James Beattie, piper, of the Caledonia Society of this City, died at his residence, near Pond Mills (Conc. 2, Lot ) yesterday from the effect of a paralytic stroke, with which he was seized a couple of days before. Mr. Beattie was a Highlander who settled in this vicinity some 30 or 35 years ago and contributed considerable to its growth and prosperity. James He was a good patriotic Scotchman, a splendid piper, and on the formation of the Caledonia Society in the city was chosen its piper. At the time of his death, he had reached the good old age of 77 years" Source Glenna Jamieson. Newspaper Obituary: Obituary:James Beattie The London Advertiser, December 26, 84: "Pond Mills Mr. James Beattie, piper, of the Caledonia Society of this City, died at his residence, near Pond Mills (Conc. 2, Lot ), yesterday from the effect of paralytic stroke, with which he was seized a couple of days before. Mr. Beattie was a Highlander who settled in this vicinity some 30 or 35 years ago and contributed considerable to its growth and prosperity. He was a good patriotic Scotchman, a splendid piper, and on the formation of the Caledonia Society in Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

22 the city was chosen its piper. At the time of his death, he had reached the good old age of 77 years. On 27 Mar 39 when James was 27, he married Elizabeth Elliott at Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth was born in Nova Scotia, Canada. 4 Elizabeth died on 3 Apr Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. 23 They had one child: i. Robert (23 Dec Apr 1927). Agnes Beattie (James 2, William 1 ). Agnes was born in Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland, on 8 Nov 21. Agnes died in Buried in Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. Immigrated in 30 to Canada. On 26 Nov 41 when Agnes was 20, she married John Elliott 980, son of John Elliott ( ) & Ann Graham (-), Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada. John was born in Castleton, Roxboroshire, Liddesdale, Scotland, on 8 May. John died in Immigrated in to to New Brunswick. 980 John F. Elliot, farmer, is a descendant of one of the sturdy Scotch families who have done so much to settle up Westminster Township and to build up the school and churches of the same ; is the son of John Elliot, and the grandson of John Elliot, sr., who was a Scotch man, and who by his marriage became the father of three children John, Elizabeth and Ellen. In, Mr. Elliot immigrated to New Brunswick and settled on a farm, where he remained for eighteen years. In June, 36, he moved with his family and settled on the Second Concession, Lot No. 17, and here he passed the remainder of his days. Mr. Elliot was a strong Presbyterian, and gave the land on the Third Concession for the First Presbyterian Church. He died at the age of eighty-four years, and was a hard-working man and a prosperous farmer. John Elliot, jr., father of subject, was born in. Roxboroshire, Liddesdale, Scotland, and was but three weeks old when he was brought to this country by his parents in. He received a common school education, was reared to farm life, and was united in marriage to Miss Agnes Beattie. who bore him five children Margaret, John, James, Ann and William. In 52, Mrs. Elliot died, and Mr. Elliot took for his second wife Miss Elizabeth Nichol, and to them were born these children : Mary, Agnes (deceased), Thomas, Mattie, George, Andrew, Charles and Robert. Mr. Elliot settled on the old homestead and here he has since remained. He is a member of the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Mr. Elliot has taken an active interest in building Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

23 up the schools and in the cause of education, and has held the office of school trustee. He is a Reformer in politics, and is a substantial farmer, who has the respect and esteem of all who know him. His son, John F. Elliot, was born on the old homestead in Middlesex County, Ont., in 44, and was reared to farm life. He received a good English education, and was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Fleming, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Elliot) Fleming. Mr. Fleming was from Scotland, and came to Canada, settling in Westminster Township in 36. By his marriage to Miss Elliot were born two children, who grew to maturity Elizabeth and Robert. Mr. Fleming settled on the farm, now owned by our subject, in 45, and lived to be seventy-three years of age. His widow is yet living. He was an elder in the Scotch Presbyterian Church. To Mr. and Mrs. Elliot were born three children Roberta W., Florence F. and Alice B. Both Mr. and Mrs. Elliot are members of the Presbyterian Church, and he is a Reformer in his political views as on all important subjects. He is a good farmer, is yet in the prime of life, and is one of the county's best citizens. Mr. Elliot is now residing on the Third Concession, on the land formerly occupied by Mr. Fleming, father of Mrs. Elliot. 980 They had the following children: i. Margaret 980 (abt 41-) ii. John F 980 (44-) iii. James 980 (abt 43-) iv. Ann (26 Jul Feb 1933) v. William 980 (abt 50-) Third Generation Fred L. Appleton

24 Sources 23. Historic Pond Mills Cemetery , Pond Mills Cemetery Board of London, Ontario, Pond Mills Cemetery Board of London, Ontario, November 1, 1981, Collingwood Public Library, Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. 52. William Sumner Appleton, Record of the Descendants of William Sumner of Dorchester, Mass., 1636 by William Sumner Appleton, David Clapp & Sons, Printers, Boston 79, Collection of Fred Appleton, archive.org. Record of the Descendants of William Sumner of Dorchester, Mass., 1636 by William Sumner Appleton is online in scanned PDF form from the US Archives (archives.org). This genealogy documents the direct ancestral line between Elizabeth Ann Eliza Sumner 45 of Westminister Township to William Sumner Baptism Register, William Scott 04, ScotlandsPeople.gov.uk, Births & Baptisms , Collection of Fred Appleton Census of Canada 51, William Scott 04, Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton Census of Canada 61, William Scott 04, Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton Deaths Register, Ontario, William Scott 04, Canada Deaths , Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton Deaths Register, Ontario, Andrew Beattie 07, Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton The Beattie Family History, Angus Beattie, 1973, Collection of Fred Appleton Marriage Register, William Scott /=and Margaret Beattie, scotlandsppeople.gov.uk, Collection of Fred Appleton Marriage Register, James Beattie and Margaret Oliver, Scotlands People, Collection of Fred Appleton. 4. Deaths Register, Robert Beattie 51, Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton. 4. Census of Canada 51, James William Rae 07, Canada West, Collection of Fred Appleton Census of Canada 61, James William Rae 07, Canada West, Collection of Fred Appleton Census of Canada 51, Robert Shannon 1792, Canada West, Collection of Fred Appleton Deaths Register, Robert Shannon 1792, Ontario, Canada Deaths , Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton Descendants of William Beattie and Janet Anderson of Craikhope, Roxburghshire County, Scotland, Glenna Jamieson, 2001, Collection of Fred Appleton Deaths Register, William Beattie 1794, Ontario, Canada Deaths , Sources Fred L. Appleton

25 Sources cont. Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton Deaths Register, Martha (Beadon) Beattie 07, Ontario, Canada Deaths , Ancestry.ca, Collection of Fred Appleton Tombstone Photo, Jannet Beattie 04, Collection of Fred Appleton Tombstone Photo, James Rae 04, Collection of Fred Appleton W.A. & C.L. Goodspeed, History of the County of Middlesex, Canada, W.A. & C.L. Goodspeed, 89, Google Books. Sources Fred L. Appleton

26 James Beattie ( Jul 45) William Beattie 1734 and Janet Anderson 1738 William Beattie (9 Nov Jul 70) Marriage Register, James Beaty Margaret Oliver Tombstone, William Beattie 1794 Media Fred L. Appleton

27 Janet Jannet Beattie ( Feb 06-4 Feb 80) Andrew Beattie (25 Nov Jan 86) Jim Rae, Jennet (Beattie) Rae The Beattie House Media Fred L. Appleton

28 Margaret Beattie (2 Mar 09 - Oct 60) William Beattie 1734 and Janet Anderson 1738 Margaret (Beattie) Scott 09-60, Andrew Jackson Sco William Scott (6 May Jul 76) - 5 pictures William Scott Media Fred L. Appleton

29 William Scott 04-76, his house built Commissioner Baptism Register, William Scott 04 Baptism Register, William Scott 04 - Version 2 Media Fred L. Appleton

30 James Beattie (2 Jul - 25 Dec 84) Marriage Register, William Scott - Margaret Beattie Uncle Jim Beattie & wife Media Fred L. Appleton

31 Place Index at Sea Beattie, John 9 Beldford Ettrick Parish, Selkirkshire County, Scotland Beattie, Jane Beldford, Ettrick, Selkirkshire, Scotland Beattie, Jane Buccleughs Hall, Ettrick, Scotland Scott, Janet 8 Burnmouth, Castleton, Roxburghshires, Scotland Oliver, John Canada Beattie, Agnes 21 Beattie, Andrew 16 Beattie, James 8 Beattie, James 20 Beattie, Robert J Oliver, Margaret 9 Rae, James William 15 Scott, William 19 Shannon, Robert Castlehill, Eskdalemuir Parish, Dumfries-shire County, Scotland Beattie, William 3 Castleton, Roxboroshire, Liddesdale, Scotland Elliott, John 21 Castletown, Isle of Man, England Beadon Beaden Beedon, Martha Cedar Bluffs Beattie, Christina Katherine Craijhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland Beattie, Helen [Ellen] Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland Beattie, Agnes 7 Beattie, Agnes 21 Craikhope, Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and cont. Beattie, Andrew 5 Beattie, Andrew 16 Beattie, Elspeth 4 Beattie, Helen [Ellen] Beattie, Isabella Isobel 4 Beattie, James 8 Beattie, Janet Jannet 15 Beattie, John 9 Beattie, Margaret Beattie, William 3 Scott, James 8 Dumfries, Scotland Anderson, Jane(t) 3 Beattie, Andrew Beattie, Elizabeth Beattie, Jane Eskdalemuir Parish, Dumfries-shire County, Scotland Anderson, Jane(t) 3 Beattie, William 3 Ettrick, Scotland Scott, Arcibald 8 Falstone Simonburn Parish, Northumberland County, England Nichol, Robert Geneva, New York, USA Beadon Beaden Beedon, Martha Beattie, Jane Beattie, William Nichol, Robert Ingersoll, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada Beattie, Isabella Lambeth, Ontario, Canada Beattie, Andrew 5 Beattie, James Schram, Sarah Place Index Fred L. Appleton

32 Place Index cont. Lanercost, Cumberland, England Robson, Robert Liddesdale, Roxburghshire, Scotland Beattie, Margaret London Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada Robson, Robert London, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada Beattie, Helen [Ellen] Scott, William Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada Beattie, Margaret Beattie, Robert J Shannon, Robert Niagara District, Canada West Schram, Peter Schram, Sarah Nova Scotia, Canada Elliott, Elizabeth Ontario, Canada Beattie, Andrew Beattie, Andrew Beattie, Elizabeth Beattie, George Graham Beattie, Jane Beattie, Jane Beattie, Jeanette Beattie, John Beattie, Margaret Beattie, Margaret Murray, Adam Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada Beadon Beaden Beedon, Martha Beattie, Agnes Beattie, Andrew Beattie, Helen [Ellen] Pond Mills Cemetery, Westminister Township, cont. Beattie, Isabella Beattie, James 8 Beattie, James 20 Beattie, Jane Beattie, Janet Jannet 15 Beattie, Margaret Beattie, Robert J Beattie, William Elliott, Elizabeth 21 MacAdam, Christina 9 McDougall, Mary 17 Nichol, Robert Oliver, Margaret 9 Rae, James William 15 Scott, William 19 Shannon, Robert Storrey, Mararet 15 Potburn Ettrick Parish, Selkirkshire County, Scotland Beattie, John 9 MacAdam, Christina 9 Roberton Parish, Selkirkshire and Roxburghshire, Scotland Beattie, Agnes 7 Beattie, Andrew 5 Beattie, Andrew 16 Beattie, Elspeth 4 Beattie, Isabella Isobel 4 Beattie, James 8 Beattie, John 9 Beattie, Margaret Beattie, Robert J Oliver, Margaret 9 Scott, William 19 Thomson, Jane 7 Place Index Fred L. Appleton

33 Place Index cont. Scotland Beattie, Agnes Beattie, Christina Katherine Beattie, George Graham Beattie, Isabella Beattie, James Beattie, James Beattie, James Beattie, Janet Anderson Beattie, Jeanette Beattie, Jeanette Beattie, John Beattie, Margaret Beattie, William Beattie, William Shannon, Robert Southdean, Roxburghshire, Scotland Rae, James William to Canada Beattie, John to New Brunswick Elliott, John Trinity Anglican Church Cemetery, Lambeth, Ontario, Canada Beattie, Andrew Beattie, James Schram, Sarah West Buccleugh, Scottland Scott, Arcibald Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada Beadon Beaden Beedon, Martha Beattie, Agnes Beattie, Andrew Beattie, Andrew Beattie, Isabella Beattie, James Westminister Township, Middlesex County, cont. Beattie, James 20 Beattie, Janet Jannet 15 Beattie, Jeanette Beattie, Margaret Beattie, Margaret Beattie, William Boston, Isabella 7 Elliott, Elizabeth 21 Elliott, John 21 McDougall, Mary 17 Nichol, Robert Oliver, John Rae, James William 15 Schram, Peter Schram, Sarah Scott, William 19 Storrey, Mararet 15 Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario, Canada; Lot Conc 1 Nichol, Robert Westminister Township, Middlesex County, Ontario; Castle Farm, Lot 15, Conc 2 Beattie, Andrew 16 Place Index Fred L. Appleton

34 Person Index Anderson Beattie cont. James 3 Isabella Jane(t) 3 Isabella Isobel 4 Margaret 19 James 15 Armstrong James 8 Jane James 9 Atchinson James Isabel Isobel 3 James 20 Beadon Beaden James Johan James Beadon Beaden Beedon James Martha Jane 15 Beattie Jane Agnes 7 Jane Agnes 21 Jane Agnes Jane Thompson Alice Janet Andrew 3 Janet Andrew 5 Janet Andrew 16 Janet Anderson 9 Andrew Janet Jannet 15 Andrew Jeanette Andrew Jeanette Andrew Jeremiah Angus John 9 Angus John Ann John Christina Katherine John Elizabeth John Elizabeth Margaret Elspeth 4 Margaret George Graham Margaret Helen Margaret Helen [Ellen] Margaret Isabella Margaret Elliott Isabella Martha Isabella Mary Person Index Fred L. Appleton

35 Person Index cont. Beattie cont. Hastie Mary Agnes 3 Robert MacAdam Robert 21 Christina 9 Robert McDougall Robert J Mary 17 Sarah Murray William 3 Adam William Nichol William 9 Adam William Andrew William Elizabeth William J Elspeth William R 15 Isabella Boston Jane Isabella 7 Margaret Calvert Mary Ann Robert Curle Robert Isobel 15 Thomas Eden William [unknown] 4 Oliver Elliott James Ann 22 Janet Jenet Elizabeth 21 John James 22 Margaret 9 John 21 Margaret John 21 Rae John F 22 Adam 16 Margaret Andrew 15 Margaret 22 Andrew 16 William 22 Isabella 16 Fralick James 16 Margaret James William 15 Graham John 16 Ann 21 Robert 16 Thomas 16 Person Index Fred L. Appleton

36 Person Index cont. Rae cont. Scott cont. William 16 Mary 20 Riddell Robert 20 Elizabeth Thomas 19 Robson Thomas 20 Andrew Walter 20 Isabella William 8 James William 19 Jane William Beattie 20 Jeanette Shannon John Agnes John Ann Margaret Ellen Nancy Janet Robert Margaret E William Mary Schram Robert Andrew J William Henry Rapleje Storrey Jane Thompson Mararet 15 Jeremiah Thomson Jeremiah Burwell Jane 7 Mary Caroline Peter Sarah Scott Agnes Nancy 20 Andrew F 20 Arcibald 8 Helen 20 Isabelle[a] 20 James 8 James D 20 Janet 8 John 7 John 8 Margaret 20 Person Index Fred L. Appleton

37 20 Fred L. Appleton