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     Mary Balch died; died young.¹

     Ellen Egerton of Wrinehill married Sir John Delves Knt., of Doddington.^2,1

     Elizabeth Boteler married Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester, son of Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester and Margaret Asteton of Aston-under-Lyne, co. Lancaster,
; per Faris (1999, p. 39): "They had ten children."^1,3,2

     Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester married Elizabeth Boteler, daughter of Sir Thomas Boteler Knt., Baron of Warrington and Margaret Delves,
; per Faris (1999, p. 39): "They had ten children."^1,3,2 Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester was born circa 1491; Faris says b. ca 1491; Richardson says b. ca 1490 "aged 29 in 1519."^1,2
Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester died in 1531.^1,3,2

     Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester married Ellen Montgomery, daughter of Sir John Montgomery Knt., of Throwley,
; his 2nd wife.^1,2,3 Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester married Margaret Asteton of Aston-under-Lyne, co. Lancaster, daughter of Sir Richard Ashton Knt., of Ashton-under-Lyme, Lancashire and Margaret Staveley of Staveley, Cheshire,
; his 1st wife.^2,4 Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester was born on 11 June 1473.^3,4
Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester died on 9 November 1519 at age 46.^1,2,3
      ; "Sir William Bothe, Knt., who m. 1st, Margaret, dau. and co-heir of Sir Thomas Asteton, of Ashton-under-Lyne, co. Lancaster, and of his wife Anne, dau. of Ralph, Lord Greystock, by which alliance a great accession of property came to the family of Bother. He had issue of this marriage,
George, his successor.
John, m. to Margery, dau. of Sir Piers Dutton, of Dutton, co. Chester, and had two sons William and Robert
Sir William m. 2ndly, Ellen, Dau. of Sir John Montgomery, of Throwley, co. Stafford, and had,
William, m. to a dau. of -- Smith, Esq., of co. Leicester.
Hamnet, m. to a dau. of Humphrey Newton, Esq.
Edward, m. to Mary, dau. and co-heir of Roger Knutsford, Esq., of Twemlow, co. Chester, from whom descended the Booths of Twemlow Hall.
Henry, m. to a dau. of -- Bowdown, Esq., of co. Chester.
Andrew.
Jane, m. 1st to Hugh, son and heir of Sir Piers Dutton, of Dutton, co. Chester, and 2ndly, to Thomas Holford, Esq., of Holford, in the same shire.
Dorothy, m. to Edward, son and heir of Laurence Warren, Esq., of Poynton, co. Chester.
Anne, m. to Sir William Brereton, of Brereton, Cheshire.
Sir William d. 9 November, in the 11th Henry VIII. (1519), and was s. by his eldest son, George Bothe, Esq."²

; van de Pas cites: 1. Burke's Presidential families of the United States of America, London, 1975., Reference: Appen C 9
2. Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists who came to America bef.1700, 7th Edition, 1992, Weis, Frederick Lewis, Reference: 36
3. Pedigrees of some of the Emperor Charlemagne's Descendants, Volume I West Somerville, Mass.,1942., Redlich, Marcellus D. R. von, Reference: 122
4. Introducing ancestors and descendants of Obadiah Bruen 2005, Hoskins, Anthony, Reference: A22.³

     Ellen Montgomery married Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester, son of Sir George Booth Esq., of dunham-Massey, Cheshire and Katherine Montfort,
; his 2nd wife.^1,2,4

     Sir John Montgomery Knt., of Throwley lived at Throwley, Staffordshire, England.²

     Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., of Trafford, co. Lancaster married Elizabeth Longford, daughter of Sir Ralph Longford Knt., of Longford, co. Derby,
; per Faris (1999): "They had five sons and five daughters."³ Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., of Trafford, co. Lancaster was born circa 1485.⁴
Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., of Trafford, co. Lancaster died on 28 June 1533.⁵
      ; descendant of King Edward I.⁶

     Elizabeth Longford married Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., of Trafford, co. Lancaster, son of Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., KG, of Trafford, Lancashire and Margaret Savage,
; per Faris (1999): "They had five sons and five daughters."¹

     Sir Ralph Longford Knt., of Longford, co. Derby lived at Houghe, Lancashire, England.¹

Sir Ralph Longford Knt., of Longford, co. Derby lived at Longford, Derbyshire, England.¹

     Elizabeth Trafford was buried at Trentham, Staffordshire, England.³ She married Thomas Fitton Esq., of Siddington, Cheshire.³
Elizabeth Trafford married Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester, son of Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester and Elizabeth Boteler, on 20 May 1536.^1,2,3
Elizabeth Trafford married James Donne Esq., of Utkinton, co. Chester, son of Richard Donne Esq., of Utkinton, co. Chester and Joan Gerard, after 1543
; his 2nd wife.^1,2,3
      ; descendant of King Edward I.¹

     Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester was born circa 1520; Faris says b. ca 1520; Richardson says b. ca 1515.^1,3 He married Elizabeth Trafford, daughter of Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., of Trafford, co. Lancaster and Elizabeth Longford, on 20 May 1536.^1,2,3

Sir George Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester died in 1548.¹

     James Donne Esq., of Utkinton, co. Chester married Elizabeth Trafford, daughter of Sir Edmund Trafford Knt., of Trafford, co. Lancaster and Elizabeth Longford, after 1543
; his 2nd wife.^1,3,2

     Richard Donne Esq., of Utkinton, co. Chester married Joan Gerard, daughter of Peter Gerard Esq., of Byn (in Ashton-in-Makerfield), Lancashire and Margaret Stanley.^2,3

     Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester was born on 4 August 1540 at Cheshire, England.^6,4 He married Elizabeth Warburton, daughter of Sir John Warburton Knt., of Warburton, Cheshire and Mary Brereton.^6,7,4

Sir William Booth Knt., of Dunham-Massey, co. Chester died on 28 November 1579 at age 39.^1,3,6,4
     He was Knight of the Shire for Cheshire.¹

Reference: van de Pas cites:
     1. The Royal Descents of 600 Immigrants to the American Colonies of the United States; Baltimore, 2004, Roberts, Gary Boyd. 361
     2. Plantagenet Ancestry: A Study in Colonial & Medieval Families 2004, Salt Lake City, Richardson, Douglas. 129
     3. Sophie Helen Rhys-Jones Ancestors 2013, Verheecke, José.⁴ He was Sheriff of Chester between 1570 and 1571 at Cheshire, England.⁶ He was Sheriff of Lancashire between 1573 and 1574 at Lancashire, England.⁶

     Henry Peddington was born before 1625.¹ He married Mary Wilson before 1647.¹

Henry Peddington died in 1647.¹

     Henry Peddington was born before 1647.¹

     Del Meta Beauchamp I was born in June 1840 at Georgia, USA.^6,7,8,9,5 He married an unknown person circa 1864 at Mississippi, USA.⁵
He married an unknown person on 7 November 1897 at Bell Co., Texas, USA.⁵

Del Meta Beauchamp I died on 13 May 1899 at Bell Co., Texas, USA, at age 58.^10,5
      ; Farmer and Hardshell Baptist preacher.⁵

; Self educated medical Doctor.⁵

; 1870 Polk Co., AR Place: Center Township Date: July 18, 1870 The 54th dwelling and 54th family visited Name: DeM Beauchump Age: 29 Sex: male Color: white Occupation: Farmer Real estate value: $950 Personal worth: $250 Pob: GA Name: Paulina Beauchump Age: 26 Sex: female Color: white Occupation: Keeping house Pob: GA Name: Zelleba Beauchump Age: 4 Sex: female (Wrong) Color: white Pob: MS Name: Boyd J. Beauchump Age: 2 Sex: male Color: white Pob : AR Name: Hawse Y. Beauchump Age: 1/12 Sex: male Color: white Pob: AR Month of birth: April ------------------------ 1880 Howard Co., AR Place: Saline Date: June 16, 1880 Enumerator: F. T. Shephard. E.D.: 300 S.D.: 1 Page: 9 The 6th dwelling and 69th family visited Name:Delmedia Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Male Age: 40 10: Yes Occupation: Farmer Pob: GA Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: SC Name: Paulina Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Female Age: 36 8: Wife 10: Yes Occupation: Keeping House Pob: GA Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Zellaby Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Male Age: 14 8: Son Occupation: At Home 21: Yes Pob: MS Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Zaybyrd Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Female (Wrong) Age: 12 8: Daughter Occupation: At Home 21: Yes 23: Yes Pob: AR Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Haws Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Male Age: 10 8: Son Occupation: At Home 21: Yes Pob: AR Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: William Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Male Age: 7 8: Son Occupation: At Home 21: Yes Pob: AR Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Hariett Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Female Age: 5 8: Daughter Pob: AR Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Rozanna Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Female Age: 3 8: Daughter Pob: AR Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: John B. Beauchamp Race: White Sex: Male Age: 11/12 7: July 8: Son Pob: AR Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Joseph Ramsey Race: White Sex: Male Age: 34 8: Boarder 9: Yes Occupation: Farm Laborer Pob: AL Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Harriet Jones Race: White Sex: Female Age: 58 8: Mother-in-law 11: Yes Occupation: Boarder Pob: GA Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA Name: Harriet Jones Race: White Sex: Female Age: 28 8: Sister-in-law Occupation: Boarder Pob: AL Father's Pob: GA Mother's Pob: GA ---------- Looking at Del's ages in the 1860, 70 and 80 census we can reasonablyassume when Del was born. In the 1860 census taken on July 25 Del waslisted as 20. In the 1870 census taken on July 18 Del was listed as 29.In the 1880 census taken on June 16 Del was listed as 40. The only waythis makes sense is if Del was born between June 1 and June 16. Thus the1860 and 1880 census listed his age on the day it was taken and the 1870listed his age as it was on census day (June 1). The 1870 census takerdid it the correct way. Most enumerators didn't, thus it makes sense. ---------- He was a part time Hardshell Baptist preacher, and believed inpre-destination. One time he was on his way to church on his horse, hewas carrying a gun. When someone he met noted the gun and asked if hewas pre-destined to die, why was he carrying a gun. He answered 'Wellhow do I know but what it is someone elses time to die!' He was a self-educated doctor and had a kind and sympathetic heart. Hebrought patients into his home and treated them and took care of them.This was a trait that carried through to Gramma McElroy (Harriet J.Beauchamp) Aunt Mabel told me(Thelma Gibbons) about his treating patients withtuberculosis. There was an epidemic in Arkasas in the 1880's and 1890'sand several members of the family were suffering from the disease.Seeking abetter climate for them, they left their homes in Arkansas andmoved to Texas. Gramma Paulina died after they came to Texas. He married again and movedto Cleburn, Texas. He had one daughter, Mary, by this wife. ------- Delmedia's second wife applied for a civil war pension in Texas. Whatfollows is what I received with the Widow's Application For a Pensioninformation. I'll put all handwritten stuff in these brackets . I'll put my own special comments in [brackets like this] Some ofthe handwritten stuff was extremely hard to read and is likely to havesome errors. Where as some is crystal clear. When i was unable to guessa word, I'll put this, XXXX. Those guesses that I am unsure about willbe followed by a question mark, like this. Unknown? ' Reproduced from the holdings of the Texas Archives Comptrollers Office RECEIVED May 31 1927 Form B Widow's Application for a pension. The Comptrolled of Public Accounts reserves the right to call foradditional testimony if he deems it necessary. Name of Applicant. County. R.F.D. [crossed out] or Street No. Postoffice Filed Approved Pension allowed from Rejected_________ Comptroller of Public Accounts [next page] Form 111B Form 2327b---S47-124-2m Widow's APplication for Confederate Pension THE STATE OF TEXAS County of I, Mrs do hereby make application to the Comptrollerof Public Accounts for a pension, to be granted me under the Act passedby the Thirty-third Legislature of the State of Texas , and approved,April 7, A. D. 1913, on the following grounds: I am the widow of deceased, who departed this lifeon the day of , A. D. , in the county of in thestate of I have not remarried since the death of my said husband, and I dosolemnly swear that I was never divorced from my said husband, and that Inever voluntarily abandoned him during his life, but remained his true,faithful and lawful wife up to the date of his death. I was married tohim on the day of , A. D. , in the county of inthe state of My husband, the said enlisted and server in themilitary service of the Confederate States during the war between theStates of the United States, and that he did not desert the Confederateservice. I have been a resident of the State of Texas since prior toJanuary 1, A. D. 1900, and have been continuously since a citizen of theState of Texas. I do further state that I do not receive from any sourcewhatever money or other means of support amounting in value above the sumof $300.00 per annum, nor do I own in my own right, nor does anyone holdin trust for my benefit or use, estate or property, either real, personalor mixed, either in fee or for life, of the value of one thousanddollars, exclusive of the home of the value not over $2000; nor do Ireceive any aid or pension from any other State, or from the UnitedStates, or from any other source, and I do further state that the answersgiven to the following questions are true: 1. What is your age? 2. Where were you born? 3. How long have you resided in the State of Texas? 4. How long have you resided in the county of your presentresidence? 5. What is your post office address? 6. Did your husband draw a pension? If so, give his file number 7. What is your husband's full name? 8. In what state was your husband's command originally organized? 9 How long did your husband serve? If known toyou, give the date of enlistment and discharge 10. What was the name or letter of the company, or number of theregiment in which your husband served? If he was transferred from onebranch of service to another, give time of transfer, description ofcommand and time of service, (If applicant's husband was a pensioner givehis file number, which is evidence sufficient for proof of service.) 11. Name of branch of service in which your husband served, whetherinfantry, cavalry, artillery, or the navy, or if commisioned as anofficer by the President, his rank and line of duty, or if detailed forspecial service, under the law of conscription, the nature of suchservice, and time of service. 12. Have you transferred to another any property of any kind for thepurpose of becoming a beneficiary under this lay? Wherefore your petitioner prays that her application for a pensionmay be approved and such other preceedings to be had in the premises asrequired by law. Signature of Applicant Sworn to and subscried before me this day of A. D. 192 County Judge County, Texas [end of page] Affidavit of Witnesses Note.--There must be at least two creditable witnesses. The State of Texas, County of Before me, County Judge of County,State of Texas, on this day personally appeared , who are personally known to me to be creditable citizens, who,being by me duly sworn, on oath state that they personally know that Mrs., applicant for a pension as a widow of deceased; that they personally know that she has not remarried since thedeath of her husband, for whose services inthe army she claims a pension,and that they have no interest in this claim. (Signature of Witness) (Signature of Witness.)⁵

; Moved to AR and settled in Howard Co. near Nashville.⁵

; Moved to TX and settled in Reeds Lake community in Bell Co.⁵