Henry Grosch Beatty was the son of John Conrad and Nancy Ann Beall. Henry married Catherine Oric Conwell, daughter of Arthur and Elizabeth Davenport Conwell. They were the parents of five children John Booke, Sarah Louise, William Raper, Henry Grosch, and Caroline Catherine Beatty.
Henry died because of a cold caused by the Great Fire in Xenia, Ohio. Two men were murdered in a adjoining business, and to cover it up they set fire to the building with the explosion of powder, the Beatty home was burned to the ground and the family barely escaped.
His occupation at the time of his death was that he was the Mayor, his many business interest among them a Tannery, and a Harness making shop.
Henry died because of a cold caused by the Great Fire in Xenia, Ohio. Two men were murdered in a adjoining business, and to cover it up they set fire to the building with the explosion of powder, the Beatty home was burned to the ground and the family barely escaped.
His occupation at the time of his death was that he was the Mayor, his many business interest among them a Tannery, and a Harness making shop.
Henry Grosch Beatty was the son of John Conrad and Nancy Ann Beall. Henry married Catherine Oric Conwell, daughter of Arthur and Elizabeth Davenport Conwell. They were the parents of five children John Booke, Sarah Louise, William Raper, Henry Grosch, and Caroline Catherine Beatty.
Henry died because of a cold caused by the Great Fire in Xenia, Ohio. Two men were murdered in a adjoining business, and to cover it up they set fire to the building with the explosion of powder, the Beatty home was burned to the ground and the family barely escaped.
His occupation at the time of his death was that he was the Mayor, his many business interest among them a Tannery, and a Harness making shop.
Henry died because of a cold caused by the Great Fire in Xenia, Ohio. Two men were murdered in a adjoining business, and to cover it up they set fire to the building with the explosion of powder, the Beatty home was burned to the ground and the family barely escaped.
His occupation at the time of his death was that he was the Mayor, his many business interest among them a Tannery, and a Harness making shop.
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