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Charles Beattie
Charles Beattie 〔 (3 August 1899 – 10 March 1958) was a Northern Irish farmer and auctioneer. Active in the Ulster Farmers' Union and in Unionist associations, he achieved senior office in the Orange Order and the Royal Black Institution and served on Omagh Rural District Council from 1952 until his death. He is principally known for an exceptionally brief career as a Member of the United Kingdom Parliament representing Mid-Ulster: he did not win an election, but was declared elected when his opponent was disqualified. However, a few weeks after he took his seat, he was discovered to be holding an "office of profit under the Crown" which disqualified him.
==Working life==
Beattie was born on 3 August 1899 and the birth was registered as Charles Beatty〔https://geni.nidirect.gov.uk/ and verified by his daughter Matilda Margaret (Pearl) Adams (nee Beattie)〕〔The brief biography given in the ''Tyrone Constitution'' when Beattie was declared elected (in October 1955) stated he was then aged 55. However the 1901 Census of Ireland (shows the family in Dunbreen ) with Charles having passed his first birthday by Census day (31 March 1901).〕 In the mid-1950s he was farming a farm and living at Ashgrove House in Dunbreen, County Tyrone, together with his wife Eileen, one son (Robin) and two daughters (Betty & Pearl). In addition to his farming activity, Beattie went into business as an auctioneer in about 1944,〔"Mr. Chas. Beattie, Dunbreen, Omagh" (Obituary), ''Tyrone Constitution'', 14 March 1958, p. 6.〕 with premises at 53 High Street in Omagh.〔"New M.P. Interviewed", ''Tyrone Constitution'', 14 October 1955, p. 3.〕 He advertised the property he was auctioning weekly in local newspapers circulating in County Tyrone, including the Nationalist ''Ulster Herald''.
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