The Springs Valley Herald (August 14, 1930) reported "Nancy Ann Moore Beatty, daughter of Captain William and Mary Jane Moore, was born in Orange County, Greenfield Township, on November 17, 1857. She was the oldest of three children. One brother, John, preceded her in death, and her brother, Jasper, of Birdseye, also a half brother, James Moore of Muncie, three half-sisters, Clara Gilliatt, Emma Robbins and Lucy Bentley, survive, and one half-sister, Ella Launis, preceded her in death. God called her home on August 1, 1930, age 72 years, 7 months and 14 days. On June 9, 1878 she was married to John R. Beatty, To them were born six sons, Orville, Addison, Herbert, William, Clarence and Anderson. The husband, two sons, Orville of French Lick, Clarence of California, five grandchildren and one great grandchild, survive. At an early age she confessed Christ and has remained a faithful Christian. She believed a Christian meant more than just attending church, for when a neighbor or friend needed help, comfort or a kind word, she was ever ready to help them. She ministered to the sick and looked for the silver-lining, thus bringing joy instead of sadness to those about her. With her passing the church and community have lost a helpful worker, a faithful Christian and a good woman. The family had lost a noble companion and a kind loving mother."
The Springs Valley Herald (August 14, 1930) reported "Nancy Ann Moore Beatty, daughter of Captain William and Mary Jane Moore, was born in Orange County, Greenfield Township, on November 17, 1857. She was the oldest of three children. One brother, John, preceded her in death, and her brother, Jasper, of Birdseye, also a half brother, James Moore of Muncie, three half-sisters, Clara Gilliatt, Emma Robbins and Lucy Bentley, survive, and one half-sister, Ella Launis, preceded her in death. God called her home on August 1, 1930, age 72 years, 7 months and 14 days. On June 9, 1878 she was married to John R. Beatty, To them were born six sons, Orville, Addison, Herbert, William, Clarence and Anderson. The husband, two sons, Orville of French Lick, Clarence of California, five grandchildren and one great grandchild, survive. At an early age she confessed Christ and has remained a faithful Christian. She believed a Christian meant more than just attending church, for when a neighbor or friend needed help, comfort or a kind word, she was ever ready to help them. She ministered to the sick and looked for the silver-lining, thus bringing joy instead of sadness to those about her. With her passing the church and community have lost a helpful worker, a faithful Christian and a good woman. The family had lost a noble companion and a kind loving mother."
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