Beverly Beardslee1,2,3,4

M, b. circa 1768, d. circa 1825
FatherColonel Charles Beardsley b. 28 May 1739, d. 25 Mar 1803
MotherMary Cary b. c 1744
     Beverly was born circa 1768 in Hardyston Township, Sussex County, New Jersey. Beverly married Ann Longstreet circa 1790 in Sussex County, New Jersey. Beverly & Ann had children: Gertrude "Getty", Christopher Longstreet [9/25/1792-1850][m. Rebecca Losey], John W. [1/06/1695-3/06/1862], Charles J. [1/12/1797-3/20/1848][m. 9/16/1811 Rebecca Ayers], William [3/02/1797-4/19/1865 ][m. Lavina Munson], Lydia [1799- ][m. James Perry], Aaron [4/17/1802-9/26/1837][m. Sarah Fairchild], Louisa [1804- ][m. Archibald Ayers].. Paul [1810-3/28/1864][m. Charlotte Tuttle], & Joshua D. Austin [1809-3/11/1893 ][m. Betsy Hammond]. Many of the children removed to Independence Township, Oakland County, Michigan. Beverly drowned in Frankford Township, Sussex County, New Jersey, circa 1825. While fishing in a millpond. The inventory of Beverly's estate was taken in 1825. His will was probated on 9 November 1829. It mentions property locationed in Frankford Township on the public road from Susanna Beardslee's tavern to Franklin Furnace. Heirs-at-kaw children: John Beardslee, Joshua Beardslee, William Beardslee, Christopher L. Beardslee, Paul Beardslee, Getty Beardslee, Lydia Parry [wife of James Parry], Louisa Ayers [wife of Archibald Ayers].5

Family

Ann Longstreet

Citations

  1. [S25] Isaac Haight Beardsley, Genealogical History of the Beardsly/lee Family In America, page 93 - drowned in a millpond while fishing; pages 86-87 - Beverly Beardslee, s/o of Beverly, Jehiel; m. Anna Longstreet & m 2nd Martha Nixon who d. in childbirth; farmer; moved to Michigan; Children: Charles, Christopher Longsreet, John; William [m. Anne Monson], Aaron, Paul [1807-1864], Joshua, Lydia [m. James Perry], Catherine [d. unmarried], Louis [m. John Trayor], Victoria [died young], Oscar [died an infant]; page 86 - Col. Beverly Beardsley s/o Austin b. ca. 1760; m. 7/15/1785 in New Brunswick, Canada Sarah Hatch; probably accompanied British forces when they vacated New York in April 1783, his Uncle John was Chaplin, they alll settled on the St. John's River in New Brunswick; after the death of Col. he was made the Colonel of the regiment & held the position until his death; two letters were written by him to his parents in New Jersey dated 1790 & 1791; Children: Elizabeth [6/01/1886], John Ansgustin, Samuel Canfield, Sarah [11/14/1792], Robinson, Ann [3/13/1796], Patience [8/05/1798].
  2. [S352] Virginia Alleman Brown & abstracted by Virginia A. Brown & Frederick A. Alleman, Abstracts of Divisions of Warren & Sussex County, Estates Filed at Sussex County Courthouse, Newton, New Jersey, page - Location Frankford Township on the public road from Susanna Beardslee's tavern to Franklin Furnace. Heirs-at-kaw children: John Beardslee, Joshua Beardslee, William Beardslee, Christopher L. Beardslee, Paul Beardslee, Getty Beardslee, Lydia Parry [wife of James Parry], Louisa Ayers [wife of Archibald Ayers]. Recorded November 9. 1829.
  3. [S359] James S. Norton, New Jersey in 1793 - An Abstract & Index to the 1793 Militia Census of the State of New Jersey, page 292 - Belvasere Beardslee listed as a member of the New Jersey militia in the town of Hardyston in 1793.
  4. [S360] Secretary of State & & Job H. Lippincott, Assistant David S. Crater, State of New Jersey Index of Wills, Inventories, Etc. in the Office of the Secretary of State prior to 1901, page 1296 - Beverly Beardslee 1811S Inventory 1825.
  5. [S657] Frederick R. Alleman, Abstracts of divisions of Warren and Sussex County estates filed at Sussex County courthouse, Newton, New Jersey, from 1789-1918 : photocopy (typescript), page 66.