1958. 143p. by Edward Stanley Barnhill

The text details the genealogical lineage of the Beaty family, primarily in South Carolina, during the 19th century. It outlines significant family members, their life events, marriages, offspring, and roles within their communities. Notably, the text discusses Rev. John Hanson Beaty, a clergyman, and slave owner, who held various legal roles in Horry District, SC, and had two wives and several children. It also highlights the lives of other family members, including marriages and children, while providing insights into their civic involvement and land ownership. The text further mentions the Beaty family Bible, which contains records of births, deaths, and marriages, emphasizing the family’s legacy.