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     Judy Beauchamp died.² She married George Parker Dykes.²
Judy Beauchamp was born circa 1791 at Worcester Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

     John W. Beauchamp married Nancy (?)⁵
John W. Beauchamp was born circa 1788 at Maryland, USA.^6,5
John W. Beauchamp died circa 1850.⁵
      ; 1820 Gwinnett Co., GA Page: 267 Name: John W. Beauchamp White Males 10-15: 2 16-18: 1 16-25: 1 26-45: 1 White Females 0-9: 1 16-25: 1 26-45: 1 # of people involved in Agriculture: 1 # of people involved in Commerce: 1 ---------- 1830 DeKalb Co. Page: 68 Enumerator: James McMontgomery White Males 40-49: 1 White Females 20-29: 1 40-49: 1 Total: 2 ---- Note: The total is of course, wrong. ------------ 1840 DeKalb Co. Page: 28 Enumerator: Thos. C. Bolton District 563 White Males 0-4: 1 40-49: 1 White Females 30-39: 1 Total: 9 ----- Note: The original total was 3, then it was crossed out and 9 waswritting in, 3 was correct. ---------------- 1850 DeKalb Co., GA Page: 095 Date: Aug 5, 1850 The 11th dwelling and 11th family visited Name: John Beauchamp Age: 62 Sex: male Occupation: Gunsmith 8: 300 Pob: MD Name: Nancy Beauchamp Age: 30 Sex: female Pob: SC 12: Yes Name: Joseph Beauchamp Age: 11 Sex: male Pob: GA 11: Yes Name: John V. B. Beauchamp Age: 9 Sex: male Pob: GA Name: Angelina Beauchamp Age: 7 Sex: female Pob: GA Name: Tucker Beauchamp Age: 6 Sex: male Pob: GA Name: Eugene Beauchamp Age: 2 Sex: male Pob: GA Name: Samuel W. Beauchamp Age: 1 Sex: male Pob: GA ----------------------.⁵

John W. Beauchamp appeared in the census of 1809 at Jackson Co., Georgia, USA;      On1809 Tax List, p. 63.⁵ He was Elected as Tax Receiver on 30 March 1819 at Gwinnett Co., Georgia, USA.⁵

     Levi P. Beauchamp died.⁶ He married Mary (?)⁶
Levi P. Beauchamp was born circa 1796 at Georgia, USA.^7,6
      ; 1820 Gwinnett Co., GA Page: 264 Name: Levi Beauchamp White Males 0-9: 1 16-25: 1 White Females 10-15: 1 26-45: 1 # of people involved in Agriculture: 1 ---------- 1830 Henry Co., GA Page: 231 Enumerator: Garry Jones Name: Levi Beauchamp White Males 15-19: 1 30-39: 1 White Females 30-39: 1 Total: 3 ---------- 1840 Benton Co., AL Page: 14 Name: Levi Beecham White Males 20-29: 1 40-49: 1 White Females 40-49: 1 ---------- 1850 Itawamba Co., MS Place Dist. 7 Date: Sep 16, 1850 Enumerator: Sol. J. Thomas The 203rd dwelling and 203rd family visited Name: Levi Beacham Age: 54 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer 8: 400 Pob: GA Name: Mary Beacham Age: 54 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: Coleman Passer Age: 34 Sex: male Pob: AR Name: John P. Beacham Age: 36 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer 8: 300 Pob: GA Name: Lydia Beacham Age: 31 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: James S. Beacham Age: 5 Sex: male Pob: MS Name: Mary M. Beacham Age: 10/12 Sex: Female Pob: MS ---------- The S. in James S. Beauchamp must be Sulser from the Land Patentcertificate 20,828 below ********** Preemption Certificate: 5077 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, To all to whom these Presents shall come, Greeting: WHEREAS Levi Beauchamp of Benton County, Alabama has deposited inthe GENERAL LAND OFFICE of the United States, a Certificate of theREGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE at Mardisville whereby it appears that fullpayment has been made by the said Levi Beauchamp according to theprovisions of the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled'An Act making further provision for the sale of Public Lands,' for theSouth East quarter of Section three in Township thirteen, of Range eightin the District of Lands subject to sale at Mardisville, Alabama,containing one hundred and sixty acres and eight hundredths of an acreaaccording to the official plat of the survey of the said Lands, returnedto the General Land Office by the SURVEYOR GENERAL, which said tract hasbeen purchased by the said Levi Beauchamp NOW KNOW YE, That the UnitedStates of America, in consideration of the Premises, and in conformitywith the several acts of Congress, in such case made and provided, HAVEGIVEN AND GRANTED, and by these presents DO GIVE AND GRANT, unto the saidLevi Beauchamp and to his heirs, the said tract above described: TO HAVEAND TO HOLD the same, together with all the rights, privileges,immunities, and appurtenances of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging,unto the said Levi Beauchamp and to his heirs and assigns forever. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I, Martin Van Buren PRESIDENT OF THE UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA, have caused these letters to be made PATENT, and theSEAL of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed. GIVEN under my hand, at the CITY OF WASHINGTON, the tenth day ofNovember in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty andof the INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES the sixty-fifth BY THE PRESIDENT: Martin Van Buren By M. Van Buren Jr. Sec'y. Jos. Stisilson Acting RECORDER of the General Land Office. ********** Certificate No 19, 959 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: WHEREAS John Beauchamp and Levi P. Beauchamp of Itawamba County,Mississippi have deposited in the GENERAL LAND OFFICE of the UnitedStates, a certificate of the REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE at Pontotocwhereby it appears that full payment has been made by the said JohnBeauchamp and Levi P. Beauchamp according to the provisions of twoseveral Treaties with the CHICKASAW INDIANS, dated october 20th, 1832,and May 24th, 1834, the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820,entitled 'An Act making further provision for the sale of Public Lands,'and the several Acts of Congress supplemental thereto, for the North Westquarter of Section Twenty two, in fractional Township Twn, of Range Ten,Esat, in the District of lands subject to sale at Pontotoc, Mississippi,containing one hundred and fifty nine acres and ninety six hundredths ofan acre according to the offical plat of the survey of the said Lands,returned to the General Land Office by the SURVEYOR GENERAL, which saidtract has been purchased by the said John Beauchamp and Levi P. BeauchampNOW KNOW YE, That the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, in consideration of thepremises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, in suchcase made and privided, HAVE GIVEN AND GRANTED, and by these presents DOGIVE AND GRANT, unto the said John Beauchamp and Levi P. Beauchamp and totheir heirs, the said tract above described: TO HAVE AND TO HOLD thesame, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, andappurtenances of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging, unto the saidJohn Beauchamp and Levi P. Beauchamp and to their heirs and assignsforever, as tenants in common and no as joint tenants. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I, James K. Polk PRESIDENT OF THE UNITESSTATES OF AMERICA, have caused these Letters to be made PATENT, and theSEAL of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed. GIVEN under my hand, at the CITY OF WASHINGTON, the thirtieth day ofJuly in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-six andof the INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES the seventy first BY THE PRESIDENT: James K. Polk By J. Knox Walker Sec'y L. H. Saughlin Recorder of the General Land Office ---------- Certificate No 20,828 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: WHEREAS Levi Beauchamp and Sulser Beauchamp of Itawamba County,Mississippi have deposited in the GENERAL LAND OFFICE of the UnitedStates, a certificate of the REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE at Pontotocwhereby it appears that full payment has been made by the said LeviBeauchamp and Sulser Beauchamp according to the provisions of two severalTreaties with the CHICKASAW INDIANS, dated october 20th, 1832, and May24th, 1834, the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled 'AnAct making further provision for the sale of Public Lands,' and theseveral Acts of Congress supplemental thereto, for the South East quarterof Sevtion Twenty two, in fractional Township Ten, of Range Ten, East, inthe District of lands subject to sale at Pontotoc, Mississippi,containing one hundred and fifty nine acres and ninety six hundredthy ofan acre according to the offical plat of the survey of the said Lands,returned to the General Land Office by the SURVEYOR GENERAL, which saidtract has been purchased by the said Levi Beauchamp and Sulser BeauchampNOW KNOW YE, That the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, in consideration of thepremises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, in suchcase made and privided, HAVE GIVEN AND GRANTED, and by these presents DOGIVE AND GRANT, unto the said Levi Beauchamp and Sulser Beauchamp and totheir heirs, the said tract above described: TO HAVE AND TO HOLD thesame, together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, andappurtenances of whatsoever nature thereunto belonging, unto the saidLevi Beauchamp and Sulser Beauchamp and to their heirs and assignsforever, as tenants in common and no as joint tenants. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I, James K. Polk PRESIDENT OF THE UNITESSTATES OF AMERICA, have caused these Letters to be made PATENT, and theSEAL of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed. GIVEN under my hand, at the CITY OF WASHINGTON, the thirtieth day ofJune in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-sevenand of the INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED STATES the seventy first BY THE PRESIDENT: James K. Polk By J. Knox Walker Sec'y L. H. Saughlin Recorder of the General Land Office **********.⁶

; Applied for land grant in Benton Co.⁶

; Applied for land grant with his son Sulser Beauchamp in Itawamba Co.⁶

; Applied for land grant with his son John Beauchamp in Itawamba Co.⁶

     Elizabeth Beauchamp married M. H. Matoon.²

Elizabeth Beauchamp died.² She was born circa 1787 at Worcester Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2

     Melinda Beauchamp died.² She married Middleton Clayton.²
Melinda Beauchamp was born circa 1800 at Georgia, USA.^3,2
      ; 1850 Itawamba Co., MS Place Dist. 7 Date: Sep 16, 1850 Enumerator: Sol. J. Thomas The 199th dwelling and 199th family visited Name: Middleton Clayton Age: 54 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer 8: 100 Pob: SC Name: Malinda Clayton Age: 50 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: John Clayton Age: 23 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer Pob: GA Name: Mary Clayton Age: 16 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: Green Clayton Age: 12 Sex: Male Pob: GA Name: Nancy Clayton Age: 11 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: Henrietta Clayton Age: 87 Sex: Female Pob: SC **********.²

     Sally Beauchamp died.² She married W. C. (?)²
Sally Beauchamp was born circa 1789 at Worcester Co., Maryland, USA.^1,2 She married George Parks on 19 January 1815 at Putnam Co., Georgia, USA.^3,2

     William W. Beauchamp was born in March 1824 at Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA.^6,7,8,5 He married Sarah E. Davis on 3 September 1845 at Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA.⁵
William W. Beauchamp married Sarah J. (?) circa 1862.^9,5

William W. Beauchamp died in 1906 at Haralson Co., Georgia, USA.⁵
     He was A grocer and for years justice of the peace.⁵

; 1850 Meriwether Co., GA Page: 342A Date: Sep 9, 1850 The 511th dwelling and 5511th family visited Name: William Beauchamp Age: 26 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer Pob: GA Name: Sarah P. Beauchamp Age: 22 Sex: Female Name: Martha A. Beauchamp Age: 6 Months Sex: Female ---------- 1860 Meriwether Co., GA Page: 359 Date: June 16, 1860 Enumerator: A. B. Orkwood P.O.: Woodbury The 166th dwelling and the 166th family visited Name: Wm Beauchamp Age: 36 Sex: Male Occupation: Grocer 8: 40 9: 1000 Pob: GA Name: Sarah E. Beauchamp Age: 29 Sex: Female Pob: GA 13: Yes Name: Martha A. Beauchamp Age: 10 Sex: Female Pob: GA 12: Yes Name: John C. Beauchamp Age: 8 Sex: Male Pob: GA 12: Yes Name: Wm St Beauchamp Age: 6 Sex: Male Pob: GA Name: Chas. E. Beauchamp Age: 3 Sex: Male Pob: GA Name: Jas. F. Fowler Age: 30 Sex: Male Occupation: Clerk 8: 400 9: 300 Pob: SC --------- Note: In the name of William St Beauchamp, the middle name begins with anS and is followed by a T, maybe!!! ____ 1900 Haralson Co., GA Enumeration District: 62 Sheet: 7B Place: Bremen District Date: June 8, 1900 Enumerator: Robert G. Bullard Dwelling #142, Family #143 Name: William W. Beauchamp 4: Head Race: White Sex: Male Dob: Mar 1824 Age: 76 Marital Status: Married Length of Marraige: 38 Pob: GA Father's Pob: France Mother's Pob: Scotland Occupation: Retired 22: Yes 23: Yes 24: Yes 25: Rent 27: Home Name: Sarah J. Beauchamp 4: Wife Race: White Sex: Female Dob: Nov 1842 Age: 57 Marital Status: Married Length of Marraige: 38 11: 6 12: 5 Pob: GA Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA 22: Yes 23: Yes 24: Yes ************.⁵ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _FA1 in 1860 at In Meriwether Co., GA census, Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA.⁵ Unrecognized GEDCOM data: Unknown GEDCOM tag: _FA2 in 1900 at In Haralson Co., GA census, Haralson Co., Georgia, USA.⁵

     Malissa Beauchamp died.² She was born between 1830 and 1835.^3,2

     Daniel Beauchamp died.³ He was born circa 1829 at Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA.^4,3
     Daniel Beauchamp appeared in the census of 1850 at Division 59, Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA;
Note: I don't know who Mary Turner was, perhaps a relative who neededhelp on her homestead. Possibly through Daniel's mother Sarah, but that's conjecture. I'm not eve sure that this is the same Danuel
p. 349-A, lines 5-6, dwelling 609, family 609
     5 TURNER, Mary 55 [1795] F NC
     6 BEAUCHAMP 21 [1829] M Farmer GA.^3,5

Daniel Beauchamp appeared in the census of 1850;      Living with a 55 y/o Mary Turner, possibly an relative of some kind.^6,3

     David Beauchamp died.³ He was born circa 1830 at Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA.^4,3

     Elijah P. Beauchamp was born in January 1834 at Meriwether Co., Georgia, USA.^8,9,10,11,6 He married Nancy Frances Harrell, daughter of Solomon Harrell and Nancy Turner, before 1854.¹²
Elijah P. Beauchamp married Alabama L. Wood on 20 January 1893 at Brazos Co., Texas, USA.^13,6

Elijah P. Beauchamp died on 30 December 1917 at Tarrant Co., Texas, USA, at age 83.^14,6
     Elijah P. Beauchamp appeared in the census of 1860;      1860 Webster Co., GA Page: 424 The 500th dwelling and 500th family visited Name: E. P. Beacham Age: 28 Sex: Male Occupation: Farmer 8: 1600 9: 9400 Pob: GA Name: Nancy F. Beacham Age: 29 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: Elanana Beacham Age: 3 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: William D. Beacham Age: 7/12 Sex: Male Pob: GA
     1900 Navarro Co., TX E.D.: 98 Sheet: 1 Place: Pricinct #1 City: Corsicana Address: 211 N. 13th Street Name: Elijah Beauchamp Dob: Jan 1834 Age: 66 Pob: GA Name: Alabama L. Beauchamp Relationship to Elijah: Wife Dob: July 1853 Age: 46 Pob: TX Name: Leightor Wood Relationship to Elijah: Step son Dob: Oct 1875 Age: 24 Pob: TX
     1910 Tarrant Co., TX E.D.: 111 Sheet: 26 Name: Elijah P. Beauchamp Age: 75 Pob: GA Name: Alabama L. Beauchamp Relationship to Elijah: Wife Age: 53 Name: Clifton L. Woods Relationship to Elijah: Step son Age: 31.⁶

Elijah P. Beauchamp began military service on 4 March 1862 at Georgia, USA, Enlisted in Co. F, 46th Inf Reg. GA.⁶

Elijah P. Beauchamp began military service on 11 July 1862 Switched from Co. F to Co. B.⁶

Elijah P. Beauchamp lived circa 1877 at Texas, USA; Moved to TX.⁶

     ? Leah married Fountain Beauchamp II, son of Fountain Beauchamp I and Rhoda Adams.²

? Leah died.² She was born before 1764.²

     Eunice (?) married Isaac Beauchamp, son of Fountain Beauchamp I and Rhoda Adams.²

Eunice (?) died.² She was born before 1748.²

     Sarah (?) married Levin Beauchamp, son of Fountain Beauchamp I and Rhoda Adams.²

Sarah (?) died.² She was born before 1761.²

     Mary McCall was buried at Collinsville Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas, USA.³ She was born on 14 December 1803 at Georgia, USA.^4,5,3 She married Sabard Overton Beauchamp, son of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker, circa 1820 at Georgia, USA.^6,3

Mary McCall died on 18 September 1879 at Grayson Co., Texas, USA, at age 75.^7,8,3
Mary McCall was buried after 18 September 1879 at Collinsville Cemetery, Grayson Co., Texas, USA.³
     Mary McCall and Sabard Overton Beauchamp appeared in the census of 1870 at Cass Co., Texas, USA;      census ( at the time it was called Davis Co.)³

Mary McCall appeared in the census of 1870 at Cass Co., Texas, USA;
     The Johnson Database on WorldConnect reports that Mary appears in the 1870 census in Cass Co., TX, but I have been unable to find her.³

     Abraham Walker was born in 1774.^4,3 He married Rhoda Beauchamp, daughter of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker, on 1 June 1799 at Harmony Grove, Jackson Co., Georgia, USA.^5,3

Abraham Walker died in 1812.^6,3
      ; Called Abram in the Lineage book, perhaps that was what he went by.³

     Henry Sharp was born on 2 May 1773.^4,3 He married Rhoda Beauchamp, daughter of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker, on 1 September 1815 at Belleville, St. Clair Co., Illinois, USA.^1,3

Henry Sharp died on 24 December 1824 at Groonville (Greeneville?), Illinois, USA, at age 51.^5,3
      ; 1820 Washington Co., IL Page: 146 Name: Henry Sharp White Males 0-9: 2 10-15: 2 16-18: 1 16-25: 2 45+: 1 White Females 0-9: 1 10-15: 1 16-25: 1 25-44: 1 Foreign, not naturalized: 1 # in Agriculture: 1 **********.³

     William Adams died.² He married Tabitha Beauchamp, daughter of Fountain Beauchamp I and Rhoda Adams.²
William Adams was born before 1749.²

     Anne Tilghman died.⁴ She was born before 1730 at Somerset Co., Maryland, USA.⁴ She married William Beauchamp, son of Edward Beauchamp and Naomi Fountaine, circa 1750.⁴

     Mary (?) died.² She was born before 1739.² She married John Beauchamp I, son of Edward Beauchamp and Naomi Fountaine, circa 1747.²

     Martha Parker was born on 15 September 1805 at Georgia, USA.^3,2 She married William Beauchamp II, son of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker, circa 1826.²

Martha Parker died circa 1885 at Georgia, USA.²
     Martha Parker and William Beauchamp II appeared in the census of 6 August 1850 at Stone Mountain District, DeKalb Co., Georgia, USA;
p. 97-A, Lines 8-11, dwelling, 37, family 37
     8 BEAUCHAMP, Wm 44 [1806] M Merchant $700 GA
     9 " , Martha 44 [1806] F GA
     9 " , Wm A L 17 [1833] M Farmer GA
     9 " , Newton 10 [1840] M GA Attended School.^2,4

     Nathaniel Beauchamp married Elizabeth (?)⁴
Nathaniel Beauchamp was born circa 1804 at Georgia, USA.^5,4
Nathaniel Beauchamp died after 1850.⁴
      ; 1830 DeKalb Co., GA Page: 40 Enumerator: James McMontgomery Name: Nathanial Beauchamp White Males 20-29: 1 White Females 5-9: 2 20-29: 1 Total 4 ---------- 1840 DeKalb Co., GA Page: 44 Enumerator: Thomas C. Bolton District 531 Name: Nathaniel Beauchamp White Males 0-4: 2 15-19: 1 20-29: 1 White Females 20-29: 1 30-39: 1 Slave Females 0--9: 1 10-23: 1 Total: 8 ---------- 1850 Murray Co., GA Township: 63rd Subdivision Page: 278 Date: Nov 2, 1850 Enum.: Abraham Hed... The 1814th dwelling and 1814th family visited Name: Nathaniel Beuchamp Age: 46 Sex: Male Occupation: House Carpenter 8: 400 Pob: GA Name: Elizabeth Beuchamp Age: 49 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: Sarah Lovelady Age: 21 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: Sarah Lovelady Age: 1 Sex: Female Pob: GA Name: W. W. Lovelady Age: 13 Sex: Male Pob: GA Name: Nathaniel Lovelady Age: 11 Sex: Male Pob: GA **********.⁴

     Middleton Clayton died.³ He married Melinda Beauchamp, daughter of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker.³
Middleton Clayton was born circa 1796 at South Carolina, USA.^4,3
      ; Certificate No. 23,648 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, To all to whom these presents shall come, greeting: WHEREAS Middleton Clayton of Marion County, Alabama, has depositedin the GENERAL LAND OFFICE of the United States, a certificate of theRegisted of the Land Office at Pontotoc whereby it appears that fullpayment has been made by the said Middleton Clayton according to theprovisions of two several Treaties with the CHICKASAW INDIANS, datedOctober 20th, 1832, and May 24th, 1834, the act of Congress of the 24thof April, 1820, entitled 'An Act making further provision for the sale ofthe Public Lands,' and the several acts of Congress supplemental thereto,for the North East quarter of Section twenty three, in township ten, ofRande Sixteen, west of Huntsville, lying in Alabama, in the District oflands subject to sale at Pontotoc, Mississippi, containing one hundredand sisty acres according to the official Plat of the survey of the saidLands, returned to the General Land Office by the Surveyor General, whichsaid tract has been purchased by the said Middleton Clayton. NOW KNOW YE, that the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, in consideration ofthe premises, and in conformity with the several acts of Congress, insuch case made and provided, HAVE GIVEN AND GRANTED, and by thesepresents DO GIVE AND GRANT unto the said Middleton Clayton and to hisheirs, the said tract above described: TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same,together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, and appurtenancesof whatsoever nature thereunto belonging, unto the said Middleton Claytonand to his heirs and assigns forever. IN TESTIMONY WHERE, I, Franklin Pierce PRESIDENT OF THE UNITEDSTATES OF AMERICA, have caused these letter to be made PATENT, and theSEAL of the GENERAL LAND OFFICE to be hereunto affixed. GIVEN under my hand at the CITY OF WASHINGTON, the twentieth day ofAugust in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-sixand of the INDEPENDANCE OF THE UNITED STATES the eighty-first. BY THE PRESIDENT: Franklin Pierce By H. E. Baldwin Asst. Sec'y Jos. S. Wilson Acting RECORDER OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE ad interim **********.³

; Applied for land grant in Marion Co.³

     George Parker Dykes died.¹ He married Judy Beauchamp, daughter of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker.¹
George Parker Dykes was born before 1791.¹

     W. C. (?) died.¹ He married Sally Beauchamp, daughter of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker.¹
W. C. (?) was born before 1789.¹

     Nancy Frances Harrell was born circa 1831 at Georgia, USA.^4,2,3 She married Elijah P. Beauchamp, son of William Beauchamp I and Sarah Williams, before 1854.³

Nancy Frances Harrell died before 1874.³

     Grace Coleburne married Mercy Beauchamp I, son of Edward Beauchamp and Naomi Fountaine.²
Grace Coleburne was born before 1724.²
Grace Coleburne died after 6 October 1778.²
     Grace Coleburne left a will on 6 October 1778; Will dated.²

     Betty E. (?) married Thomas Beauchamp I, son of Edward Beauchamp and Naomi Fountaine.³

Betty E. (?) died.³ She was born before 1724.³
     Betty E. (?) left a will in 1781; Will dated.³

     Nancy (?) married John W. Beauchamp, son of William Beauchamp I and Nancy Parker.²

Nancy (?) died.² She was born circa 1820 at Georgia, USA.^3,2

     Palestine Beauchamp died.² He was born circa 1826 at Georgia, USA.² He married an unknown person on 17 September 1857 at Pontotoc Co., Mississippi, USA.^3,2
He married an unknown person on 20 November 1884 at Howard Co., Arkansas, USA.²