Travis County Texas Archives Obituaries.....Beaty, Charles Roambrose October 30, 1902
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source: The Houston Post. (Houston, Texas) Friday, Oct. 31, 1902, page 5

THE TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

COLONEL C. R. BEATY, AGED 74, NEAR AUSTIN.

He Was One of the Early Settlers of Texas and Did Much Work on the Rivers.

Austin, Texas, October 30. - Colonel C. R. Beaty, aged 74, died this morning at 
his home on Onion creek after a brief illness. He was an old and prominent 
citizen of Travis county and was among the oldest of Texas settlers. He did much 
work years ago, cleaning out Texas rivers, for which he received large land 
grants. His wife and several children survive him, among them Senator J. T. 
Beaty of Jasper, who reached the home of his father yesterday, and Mrs. J. J. 
Faulk, wife of Senator J. J. Faulk, both of whom are here. The funeral will take 
place tomorrow.


Additional Comments:
NOTE - Charles Roambrose Beaty is buried in the Live Oak Cemetery located in 
Manchaca, Travis County, Texas. Memorial # 6876443

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