Wills:  Thomas Beatty, 1830: Wilkens Twp, Allegheny  County, PA
	
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Will  Filed  January 19, 1830	Will Book No. 3, page 396

In the  name of God, Amen. I, Thomas Beatty, of the Township of Wilkens, in the
County of Allegheny, and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being weak of body, and in
bad health, but of soumd mind and memory, and of settling my worldly affairs whilst
I have strength and capacity so to do , do make and ordain this  as my last will and
testament hereby revoking all other or former wills by me made.
First, I do will and bequeath to my sisters  daughter, Margaret Jane Humphrey  fifty
dollars, to be put to interest until she arrives at the age of twenty one years or is
married, and if it pleases God to call her  by death or anything to happen to her 
before she comes to age or gets married, the above sum to go to my brother's, John
Beatty.s eldest son, this, or one of his heirs , and in case of nothing happening 
to her before that time, the principal and interest to remain under the control of
the executors
I give and bequeath to my friend, Stewart Thompson one humdred dollars.
To my sister, Sarah Wilson, in Ireland, I give and bequeath one hundred dollars
after paying all my just debts and funeral exprnses
And I do leave and bequeath to my brother, John Beatty, all the residue of my
estate  together with the due bill  to the amount of seventy two dollars due to me
by Major  Thomas  Thompson
I do hereby make and ordain  and appoint Stewart Thompson  and my brother, John
Beatty, as the executors of this, my last will and testament
In witness whereof  I have hereunto set my hand and seal this sixth day of  June,
1830		
						Signed   Thomas Beatty
Signed ,sealed, and published in the presence of  James Baxter and Robert McPurdy