29th Battalion, Montgomery County, Maryland Militia, Revolutionary War
Remains removed from the Beall Family Cemetery on Gay Street on July 26, 1871.
Note: The burying ground was alongside the Beall family house, which still stands upon the present N Street, near Thirty-first Street.
Pennsylvania Magazine, Vol. XXI, Page 507, published by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in 1897, Notes and Queries by Thomas Willing Balch:
BEALL. In the Presbyterian graveyard at Georgetown, District of Columbia, are buried the founder of Georgetown, his wife, and one of their sons, George. The inscriptions are as follows:
Sacred to the Memory of Colonel George Beall. He was born in George Town on the 26th day of February 1729. He died October 15th 1807 in the 79th Year of his Age. He lived respected and died lamented.
He was the son of Colonel George Beall and Elizabeth Brooke Beall.
According to The Brooke Family of Whitchurch, Hampshire, England, he was married to Elizabeth Magruder, whose original surname was McGregor.
Colonial Families Of The United States Descended From The Immigrants compiled by Lieut. Colonel Fielder M.M. Beall, published by Charles H. Potter & Co., Washington, D.C.
George Beall married 1748 Elizabeth Magruder, daughter of Captain Alexander Magruder, born 1707, died 1751 and his wife, Ann Wade.
Issue:
1. George; 2. Leven C.; 3. Erasmus; 4. Thomas Brooke; 5. Hezekiah; 6. Elizabeth; 7. John Brooke; 8. Ann; 9. Richard.
Remains removed from the Beall Family Cemetery on Gay Street on July 26, 1871.
Note: The burying ground was alongside the Beall family house, which still stands upon the present N Street, near Thirty-first Street.
Pennsylvania Magazine, Vol. XXI, Page 507, published by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in 1897, Notes and Queries by Thomas Willing Balch:
BEALL. In the Presbyterian graveyard at Georgetown, District of Columbia, are buried the founder of Georgetown, his wife, and one of their sons, George. The inscriptions are as follows:
Sacred to the Memory of Colonel George Beall. He was born in George Town on the 26th day of February 1729. He died October 15th 1807 in the 79th Year of his Age. He lived respected and died lamented.
He was the son of Colonel George Beall and Elizabeth Brooke Beall.
According to The Brooke Family of Whitchurch, Hampshire, England, he was married to Elizabeth Magruder, whose original surname was McGregor.
Colonial Families Of The United States Descended From The Immigrants compiled by Lieut. Colonel Fielder M.M. Beall, published by Charles H. Potter & Co., Washington, D.C.
George Beall married 1748 Elizabeth Magruder, daughter of Captain Alexander Magruder, born 1707, died 1751 and his wife, Ann Wade.
Issue:
1. George; 2. Leven C.; 3. Erasmus; 4. Thomas Brooke; 5. Hezekiah; 6. Elizabeth; 7. John Brooke; 8. Ann; 9. Richard.
29th Battalion, Montgomery County, Maryland Militia, Revolutionary War
Remains removed from the Beall Family Cemetery on Gay Street on July 26, 1871.
Note: The burying ground was alongside the Beall family house, which still stands upon the present N Street, near Thirty-first Street.
Pennsylvania Magazine, Vol. XXI, Page 507, published by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in 1897, Notes and Queries by Thomas Willing Balch:
BEALL. In the Presbyterian graveyard at Georgetown, District of Columbia, are buried the founder of Georgetown, his wife, and one of their sons, George. The inscriptions are as follows:
Sacred to the Memory of Colonel George Beall. He was born in George Town on the 26th day of February 1729. He died October 15th 1807 in the 79th Year of his Age. He lived respected and died lamented.
He was the son of Colonel George Beall and Elizabeth Brooke Beall.
According to The Brooke Family of Whitchurch, Hampshire, England, he was married to Elizabeth Magruder, whose original surname was McGregor.
Colonial Families Of The United States Descended From The Immigrants compiled by Lieut. Colonel Fielder M.M. Beall, published by Charles H. Potter & Co., Washington, D.C.
George Beall married 1748 Elizabeth Magruder, daughter of Captain Alexander Magruder, born 1707, died 1751 and his wife, Ann Wade.
Issue:
1. George; 2. Leven C.; 3. Erasmus; 4. Thomas Brooke; 5. Hezekiah; 6. Elizabeth; 7. John Brooke; 8. Ann; 9. Richard.
Remains removed from the Beall Family Cemetery on Gay Street on July 26, 1871.
Note: The burying ground was alongside the Beall family house, which still stands upon the present N Street, near Thirty-first Street.
Pennsylvania Magazine, Vol. XXI, Page 507, published by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in 1897, Notes and Queries by Thomas Willing Balch:
BEALL. In the Presbyterian graveyard at Georgetown, District of Columbia, are buried the founder of Georgetown, his wife, and one of their sons, George. The inscriptions are as follows:
Sacred to the Memory of Colonel George Beall. He was born in George Town on the 26th day of February 1729. He died October 15th 1807 in the 79th Year of his Age. He lived respected and died lamented.
He was the son of Colonel George Beall and Elizabeth Brooke Beall.
According to The Brooke Family of Whitchurch, Hampshire, England, he was married to Elizabeth Magruder, whose original surname was McGregor.
Colonial Families Of The United States Descended From The Immigrants compiled by Lieut. Colonel Fielder M.M. Beall, published by Charles H. Potter & Co., Washington, D.C.
George Beall married 1748 Elizabeth Magruder, daughter of Captain Alexander Magruder, born 1707, died 1751 and his wife, Ann Wade.
Issue:
1. George; 2. Leven C.; 3. Erasmus; 4. Thomas Brooke; 5. Hezekiah; 6. Elizabeth; 7. John Brooke; 8. Ann; 9. Richard.
Inscription
Sons of the American Revolution Marker:
Colonel George Beall, Jr.
Born February 26, 1729
Died October 15, 1807
29th Battalion
Montgomery Co., MD., Militia
Revolutionary War
Gravesite Details
Since there appears to be a question as to whether this grave is marked or not a copy of the Oak Hill Cemetery information for Reno Hill, Lot 754 has been added to the photograph section. The inscription information is also added.
Family Members
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