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Marriage: Children:
  1. Susannah Beck: Birth: 18 SEP 1788. Death: BEF. 1838

  2. Francis (Fanny) Beck: Birth: 16 APR 1790 in Amherst County, Virginia. Death: UNKNOWN

  3. Elihu Beck: Birth: 21 AUG 1791 in Amhurst County, Virginia. Death: 30 SEP 1846 in Cumberland Kentucky

  4. William Beck: Birth: 22 JUL 1793. Death: UNKNOWN

  5. Jesse J. Beck: Birth: 1 APR 1795 in Albemarle County, Virginia. Death: 19 AUG 1858 in Dickson County, Tennessee

  6. John Beck: Birth: 15 APR 1797. Death: UNKNOWN

  7. James Clark Beck: Birth: ABT. 1798 in Amherst County, Virginia. Death: AFT. 1843

  8. Reuben Beck: Birth: 17 MAR 1799 in Virginia. Death: BEF. 1859 in Butlers Landings, Clay County Tennessee

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Sources
1. Title:   CRS Nelson
Page:   1

Notes
a. Note:   Sources: Family Bible of John T. Beck. Family history & Census records.
  Source: CRS Nelson
 I have Jesse Beck Sr. d. abt. 1847 Amherst Co. VA m. Ann Hughes on 5 Dec.
 1788 in Albemarle Co. VA. This is from "Bible Rec. of Di Co. TN, " p. 13
  From the compiled will records of Amherst County, VA by Rev. Bailey Davis:
 WILL:
 Book 10, page 348 which states his
 will was written 22 June 1838 and probated on 17 May 1841. It states: "My
 ux (wife), lands on south side of road to Lunchburg (sp) to Muster Spring;
 daughter, Frances Palmore and heirs; sons, Elihu, Jesse (your ancestor?),
 John Reuben and heirs; daughter Ann Beck and heirs; son, James and heirs,
 daughter Lucy Terry and heirs; granddaughter Lucy Lain, grandchildren:
 Richard and Mary Anderson, children of deceased daughter; daughter Susannah
 Anderson, and heirs. Executor: Friend, Jesse Mundy from Book 10, Page 360
 -- Inventory -- 550 acres at $6,265.50; order of May, 1841, Daniel Day,
 Nichl, Guthrie, Thos. Hutcheson. Recorded June 21, 1841.
 Book 11, Page 30 -- Administrator's Account --Jesse Munday - from November
 8, 1841. Widow out of share of C. Palmore; Wm. Beck; David H. Terry; James
 C. Beck; to Ann Beck, and account of Ann Beck Smith; legacy to Jesse Beck.
 Legatees: Elihu Beck, Chas. Palmer (Palmore), John Beck's heirs, Reuben
 Beck, Wm Beck who married Lucy Beck, legatee; Sam'l Anderson's heirs.
 Recorded November 15, 1841, Book 11, Page 336 -- refunding bond, March 21
 1843 -- Jesse Beck, Jr., Wm J. Beck; Elihu Beck; John C. Beck and Wm Beck
 to Jessey Mundy, administrator for Jesse Beck, for Jesse Beck, Jr. who has
 received legacy. Receipt below is hard to decipher for it appears to be
 signed by Sue Beck, but will shows that only one by that name mentioned is
 dead." (states further on that Reuben bought a slave on October 20,
 1847--apparently utilizing some of his inheritance?)
  SOME OF HIS SONS MOVED TO KENTUCKY/TENNESSEE BECAUSE OF FEDERAL LAND GRANTS GIVEN FOR JESSE'S SERVICE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. THE LAND CHANGED HANDS BETWEEN KY & TN..........PLUS COUNTY NAMES CHANGED SEVERAL TIMES.
 Source: Patsy Beck Parkinson
  VIRGINIA MILITIA IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR
 PART II
 Virginia's Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution
 page 58
 BECK, JESSE.--Amherst, Aug. 21, 1832. Born in Albemarle, 1758. Prior to March, 1781, performed two terms of three months each in the Albemarle militia, guarding British prisoners. Was under Captain James Garland, who was killed by a sentinel at Albemarle Barracks. Was also under Capt. Hunton, or Capt. Montgomery. Col. Taylor, of Orange, was in charge. About March 1, 1781, under a draft of every fourteenth militiaman for 18 months, he became sergeant under Capt. Benjamin Harrison. The company made rendezvous in Hanover, where it was attached to the regiment under Col. Paddy and Maj. Finley. At Yorktown he saw the army of Cornwallis ground their arms. The regiment went into winter quarters at Old Cumberland C. H. In February, 1782, the corps was ordered into Southern Service and was in Georgia under Gen. Wayne, till November. Was discharged at Old Cumberland C. H., in December, 1782, after nearly 21 months' service instead of eighteen. Remembers that when drafted each man was paid a bounty of $4,000, which by reason of depreciation was of little value. While in Georgia the army under Wayne watched Savannah, where the British were waiting transports to carry them home. Wayne's headquarters and his own encampment were at Mulberry Grove, the property of a tory, which, after confiscation, was purchased by Gen. Wayne. [p.58]
  Beck, Jesse, Soldier, Inf.
 Revolutionary War Records VIRGINIA
 SECTION II (18) [DOCUMENT No. 44] (18) LIST OF NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE VIRGINIA LINE ON CONTINENTAL ESTABLISHMENT, WHOSE NAMES APPEAR ON THE ARMY REGISTER AND WHO HAVE NOT RECEIVED BOUNTY LAND, RICHMOND, 1835
  War of 1812 Muster Rolls:
 Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge MISC ROLL-BOX ROLL-EXCT
 BECK JESSE 2 REG'T (THOMAS'), GEORGIA MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 14 602
 BECK JESSE 8 REG'T (WALL'S) VIRGINIA MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 14 602
  Name Origin:
 JESSE (m) "the Lord exists" or "gift" (Hebrew). Jesse was the father of King David in the Old Testament.


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