Newton-Fulton County GaArchives Obituaries.....Beatie, Mr. D. A. April 1899
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The Georgia Enterprise, April 7, 1899
Mr. Beatie Dead
     Mr. D. A. Beatie, died at his home in Atlanta last Tuesday. He had reached 
his sixty-sixth year and was one of the oldest and most influential men in 
Atlanta.
     He was a member of the board of education, from the time of its 
organization until it was abolished last spring to give place to the present 
board; and while a member of that educational body rendered valuable services 
to the city of Atlanta. He has been prominent in local politics for many years, 
and was at one time a member of the city council.
     He was born in New York, and moved South and resided here in Newton for a 
number of years, and was not only an able instuctor but universally liked by 
all. He married the sister of Congressman L. F. Livingston. In the death of 
Prof Beatie Atlanta loses one of her most influential men, while the State 
loses one of her best men.


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