John Beatty and Jane Colvin

[DjanQt]

They were in Newry in early 1800s.  One child was born in 1822 Elisha.  Does anyone have any information.

[kingskerswell]

Hi,
  Jane Colvins marriage is mentioned here. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/SURNAMES/C/CoaCol.htm

Regards

[aghadowey]

Marriage also mentioned under Beatty-
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/SURNAMES/B/BeattieBeatty.htm

[BallyaltikilliganG]

I made up a little draft tree to make sure i had the right family it shows a 2nd marriage possibly
John BEATTY b~Newry m Newry  Jane Colvin 20 Apr 1819 Janes father Elisha Colvin very active in church
children
Elisha Beatty b ~1823 but in US 1850 census he is entered 10 years older as b ~1814
 m1 Elizabeth xxxx
.....children
.....John  C{olvin?} Beatty b 3 ~1846/7 ireland in 1850
.....James Q{ ? } Beatty b 1848/9 ireland1 in 1850 m 1883 Muscatine, Iowa, United States Alice Barrows Walton
.....Joseph Beatty b1849/59  Ireland [no mention of Joseph or his mother Elizabeth in 1860 census]
the family in USA 1850 census he is 1 month old  so born on voyage? their neighbours are Rosboroughs  Could Elizabeth have been a Rosborough
Elisha Beatty m2  >1870 Catherine {Cole?} b ~ 1819 b Virginia, United States
living in Port Louisa, Louisa, Iowa, United States  1860 -1880

notes Ros Davies website under Newry churches http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/PHOTOSwords/NewryAll.htm#old
Old Presbyterian: Unitarian then Covenanters (Non Subscribing)
in High St, Newry
Graveyard attached called Little Green, gravestone inscriptions available UHF Vol 21 ; email me Ros Davies for a gravestone look-up ask her for Elisha c
PRONI online downloadable church guide gives
N[on].S[ubscribing].P[resbyterian] Newry
Baptisms, 1779-97, 1809-63, 1900, 1909-12 and 1934; marriages, 1781-95, 1809-45 and 1892; list of communicants, 1810-42; minutes and accounts, 1877- 98 and 1938-66, with lists of pew holders, c.1820; notes on ministers and the congregation, c.1690-1909. CR4/1, 3; T699/7

Newry http://www.bagenalscastle.com/ancestry/ gives
Newry Town Agricultural Census 1803
Firstname   Surname   Location
James   Beatty   Ballynamagnah could be johns relation  but its location is in Drumballyroney civil parish the other side of Rathfriland
 from  same website
Householders' Index
its the tithe entries that could help if one can identify first names
Surname   County   Parish Name   Griffith Entries   Tithe Entries
BEATTY   DOWN      NEWRY (LORDSHIP)      1   0
BEATTY   DOWN      DONAGHMORE      1   1
BEATTY   DOWN      KILCOO         1   1
BEATTY   DOWN      KILKEEL         1   0
BEATTY   ARMAGH   CREGGAN         1   0
BEATTY   ARMAGH   KILLEVY (ORIOR UPPER)   0   1
BEATTY   ARMAGH   NEWRY (ORIOR UPPER)   1   0
there are problems acquiring  see Newrys tithe Applotment Books
http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/down/tithe-applotment-books/newry-parish.php#.V8KsUGWoc5Q which suggests its under armagh records, which in turn reverses.  The originals are in PRONI Belfast who expect a visit to examine the record
to see an example see http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/reels/tab//004625717/004625717_00476.pdf  so  the first names are the most useful part of its use and townland location
so hoping that expands horizons
good luck on church records