Catherine Beall (Catrina) 
Catherine was born about 1731 in Montgomery County, Maryland. Catherine's father was James Beall and her mother was Margaret Edmonston. Her paternal grandparents were Robert (the Scotsman) Beall and Mary Berry; her maternal grandparents were Archibald Edmonston and Jane Beall. She had two brothers and two sisters, named Jeremiah, Zephaniah, Mary and Margery. She was the third oldest of the five children. She died before 1796 in Iredell County, North Carolina.General Notes
She died by 1810. Some say she was married to Charles and not Isaac, but I'm pretty sure Isaac is correct.
FROM: "C SLACK" <SlackC@msn.com> LOVELACE-L@rootsweb.com
The following information can be found in Montgomery County, Maryland Will Book K , pp 188-192 & 213-214 for James and Margaret Beall's estate settlements. Isaac Lovelace died in 1785 because and left no will.
Catherine remarried an unknown Taylor. Catherine was deceased by 1810. In the estate settlement from Margaret Beall's estate Zadoch Leach, Zachariah Gaither, and Isaac Taylor, all received settlements. No children from Charles Lovelace's family were named in the settlement but all the children in Isaac's family were included. In James and Margaret Beall's estate settlement there were two children Isaac and Sarah Taylor, who were also named as Catherine's heirs,( in addition to her children from Isaac Lovelace). James Lovelace, (Isaac and Catherine's oldest son) and Zadoch Leach were attorneys for Isaac Taylor and Zachariah Gaither, who was guardian of Sarah Taylor. Sarah Taylor lived with Zachariah and Margaret Lovelace Gaither.
Isam Gaither born in 1809 is the only child of Margaret Lovelace and Zachariah Gaither. Upon Margaret Gaither's death in 1811, Sarah Taylor married Zachariah Gaither. This information in my Gaither family bible from 1712. A scan of the bible page is in the Lovelace archives under Iredell County. In addition Prince Georges County , Maryland Deed Book CC#3, p. 275
Daniel Beall, Catherine Beall's brother, collected money due Isaac Lovelace for Isaac Lovelace in Prince Georges Co. Maryland. Most of these records were researched by the Beall family descendents who have proved Catherine Beall was Isaac Lovelace's wife by the will of James and Margaret Beall, naming practices, transaction and land records of Isaac and Catherine Lovelace. I looked up Jeremiah Gaither in my Gaither information, son of John and Anne Jacob Gaither. He did marry an Eleanor Lovelace. My information from Anne Arundel Gentry says Charles Lovelace appointed Jeremiah Gaither as one of his executers. Eleanor was believed to be deceased by Charles death. I know Anne Arundel says that Charles Lovelace was married to Catherine Beall, but it is not correct information per further investigation in our opinion.
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Ancestor Pedigree Chart
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*There are earlier generations for the ancestor(s) indicated. See their page(s) for details (click name)
- b.1670 in Fifeshire, Scotland d.1748 in Frederick County, Maryland
- b.~ 1698 d.< 1783 in Montgomery County, Maryland
- b.~ 1731 in Montgomery County, Maryland d.< 1796 in Iredell County, North Carolina
- b.~ 1648 in Midlothian, Scotland d.Mar 1694 in Calvert County, Maryland
- b.~ 1670 in Prince George's County, Maryland d.28 Jun 1734 in Prince George's County, Maryland
- b.1708
- b.~ 1565 in Fifeshire, Scotland d.~ 1612 in Fifeshire, Scotland
- b.1603 in Largo, Fifeshire, Scotland d. in Largo, Fifeshire, Scotland
- b.~ 1569 in Largo, Fifeshire, Scotland d.~ 1605 in Largo, Fifeshire, Scotland
- b.~ 1625 in Largo, Ligensheim Fyffe, Scotland d.28 Feb 1717 in Bacon Hall, Prince George's County, Maryland
- b.~ 1675 d.1734
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Details of Catherine's family with Isaac Lovelace
Details of Catherine's family with Taylor
Sources/Citations
Robert Beall (Bell) "the Scotsman Immigrant" by Frederick Carroll Beall, Lovelace Legacy, Vol. 1, Issue #1 Jul/Aug 1996, Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, Winter 1998, Vol. 39 #1 - Lewis Graveyard with Mention of Some Early Settlers Along Fifth Creek, Iredell Co., NC. PP. 89-95, Beall Genealogical News, Vol. III #2, June 1998. P. 430, Lewis Graveyard with Mention of Some Early Settlers Along Fifth Creek, Iredell County NC" written in 1944 by Mary Elinor Lazenby (born 1875) in a booklet maintained in the Michigan Microform Collection (LH110) and published in the Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Vol 39 No 1 (Winter 1998)
Robert Beall (Bell) "the Scotsman Immigrant" by Frederick Carroll Beall, Lovelace Legacy, Vol. 1, Issue #1 Jul/Aug 1996, Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, Winter 1998, Vol. 39 #1 - Lewis Graveyard with Mention of Some Early Settlers Along Fifth Creek, Iredell Co., NC. PP. 89-95, Beall Genealogical News, Vol. III #2, June 1998. P. 430, Lewis Graveyard with Mention of Some Early Settlers Along Fifth Creek, Iredell County NC" written in 1944 by Mary Elinor Lazenby (born 1875) in a booklet maintained in the Michigan Microform Collection (LH110) and published in the Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin Vol 39 No 1 (Winter 1998)