Wyatt - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Wyatt's in Mo and KS (DNA Test)

wyattshane1 — 2009-11-08 14:29:30Z

Thanks for the information. I've been in contact with Alex Wyatt, compared DNA, and it appears we are not related.

Do you know of an up to date conversion chart for comparing DNA results from different companies? My test results are from SMGF, with testing completed in the last 2 months. If I go by their conversion chart, which relates everything back to the NIST standards, the results are equivalent to FTDNA results except for markers 441 and 442. If I follow the conversion instructions on Ysearch.org I get a completely different set of numbers. They can't both be right, so I'm wondering which I should use. As an experiment I put both into Ysearch and compared myself, I have a genetic distanc of 13 between my two results. Since I'm apparenly not even related to myself, I think I need to do the testing with FTDNA to see what values I get.

Shane

Re: Wyatt's in Mo and KS (DNA Test)

wyatt11550 — 2009-11-07 15:51:09Z

Thanks Shane.

Since you said that you can trace your line to Sir Thomas through Haute Wyatt I assumed that you had some type of documentation.

I tested with both FTDNA and SMGF and I have also loaded my results with Ancestry and Ysearch.

Here is some info for you and others :
For those of you who have participated with any Y-DNA analysis company, you can manually load your Y-DNA data to Ysearch.org.

For those of you who have participated in the Family Tree DNA test, you can automatically upload your Family Tree DNA data to Ysearch.

Ysearch is a division of FTDNA and is a free service. You can compare DNA results to anyone else in the database but it does not calculate generational distance & probabilities.

Here is their web site : www.ysearch.org

There is a monkey-wrench for many of us.

I don’t mean to be a skunk at the party, and Dr Steven Perkins can correct me if I am wrong, most of the Wiatts/Wyatts who have tested have a haplogroup of R1___
and some have the haplogroup of I1.
Wiatts/Wyatts in group R1 are not related (within 10000 years + ) to those in I1; at least not through their male line.

What this means is that men in Group in R1 and those in I1 can NOT be both descended from Hawte. I suppose that it is possible that men in neither group are descended from Hawte.

There are three Wiatt/Wyatt clans who have tested with FTDNA that have been matched with each other in a I1 sub-group.

What makes their group unique is that each family has
documentation that puts their male line in Gloucester County, Va in the 18th century. Each family claims a different son of Conquest as who they are descended from.
The family that claims that they are from Francis (b. ca 1670) has very, very good documentation.

Other than these three families, I know of no other
Wiatt/Wyatt family in the world that can place (with documentation) their ancestors in Gloucester County in the18th century or earlier.

Of course these facts do not prove that these 'I1' families are descended from Hawte but I know of no Wyatts in the R1 group that has similar documentation.

That is what I think I know.

FYI in case anyone is interested - Alex Wiatt is publishing an updated edition of his 1980 book "the Wiatt Family of Virginia" soon.

Best wishes,

W W

Re: Wyatt's in Mo and KS (DNA Test)

wyattshane1 — 2009-11-06 01:05:11Z

My haplotype is R1b1b2, I'm told it used to be called R1b3. I had my DNA tested by the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation, which reports some markers differently than Ancestry.com. I converted them according to Ancestry.com's guidelines and entered them manually. I wouldn't say I trace my line to Haute Wyatt with little doubt. This is how I believe it goes;

Haute Wyatt b. 1594 England
Edward b. 1619 England
Conquest b. 1615 Virginia
James b. 1674 Virginia
James b. 1710 Virginia
William b. 1730 Virginia
George b. 1764 South Carolina
George b. 1810 Kentucky
*Charles Crittenden b. 1841 Kentucky
Jesse Oran b. 1884 Missouri
Oran Newton b. 1909 Colorado
Jesse Allen b. 1940 Colorado
Shane Allen b. 1968 Wyoming

The Charles Crittenden Wyatt marked with a * is the question mark. I know my descent from Charles is correct, and the descent from Haute to Charles was documented in a book called "On Down the Line". I have scanned copies of the pages from this book documenting the descent. It can also be found on the LDS site www.familysearch.org.

The problem is that the Charles marked may be two different people. The author of the book swears his Charles's middle name was Colby, but I know my Charlses's middle name was Crittenden. The book's author says Charles's middle name comes from an uncle, but he has a paternal uncle named Colby and a maternal uncle named Crittenden. Both Charles's were born in Kentucky 3 Dec 1841. I have a cousin, descended from another child of Charles's than me, that claims to know Charles's father was George Wyatt Jr. But I've never seen any written proof.

To complicate things I found a person in Texas who submitted DNA results from a Wyatt cousin. Ancestry.com estimates we share a common ancestor within 14 generations. He traces his descent from Haute differently from me, and the only common ancestor we would have on the Wyatt side is Haute.

I'm hoping to find someone with a proven descent from Haute so that I can compare my DNA to. If it matches, then the Charles listed above is correct.

Shane

Re: Wyatt's in Mo and KS (DNA Test)

wyatt11550 — 2009-11-05 23:24:44Z

Hi Shane.

My haplotype is I1. What is yours ? What company did you test with ?

Can you really trace your line to Haute with little doubt ??

I know only one Wiatt/Wyatt family in the US that has the papers to trace their line to Conquest.

Thanks.

William Wyatt

Re: Wyatt's in Mo and KS

wyattshane1 — 2009-11-05 18:24:06Z

I have had my DNA tested and would be interested in comparing. I trace my line to Sir Tomas through Haute Wyatt. My email address is wyatt_shane@hotmail.com

Thanks
Shane

WYATT Rupert C 1916 1963 Utah pvt Co H 58 Infantry W W II

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-05 14:32:37Z

WYATT Rupert C 1916 1963 Utah pvt Co H 58 Infantry W W II

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Wyatt Records

DebraSummerfield — 2009-11-03 10:29:07Z

Hi Roberta,
Sorry to hear of the passing of a fellow researcher. Your Wyatt folder would be of interest to me, is it still up for grabs? Or is it to intermixed with others to do alone.

Re: HEY ALL U WYATTS!!!!!

mrkwyatt — 2009-10-28 05:43:08Z

Hi my name is mark anthony wyatt II i live in labelle florida

Roxie Sutton Wyatt died 1942 corbin KY

dianedavis89 — 2009-10-27 18:49:03Z

Roxie died 1-11-1942 in smith hosp Corbin KY born 4-27-1888. Wesly Wyatt son gave the information sayng he lived Barborville KY. She was married to J H Wyatt and they divorced.
She was the daughter of Simpson Sutton and Olive Meadors.
She is last of Simpson Sutton girls family that lineage is unaccounted for and cousins are trying to find family.

WYATT Rupert C 1916 1963 Utah pvt Co H 58 Infantry W W II

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 15:58:14Z

Re: Wyatt Buncombe County NC 1800-1900

housefamily41 — 2009-10-24 22:04:18Z

Bessie O Wyatt was my grandmother. I have a Bible that belonged to John Wyatt who died July 3d 1865 (Probably at Gettysburg)at 42 years 2 months and 1day, which means he was born May 2, 1823. Not much is legible but it also says that F.P. Wyatt and E.J. Waldrup were married in the year 1812. It also says that John Adams Wyatt was born on Aug 1, 1858. I am starting to track my family history and would like for you to get in touch with me. I live in Weaverville, grew up in Asheville (Grace). My mom was Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Bagwell. Thanks, Mike House housefamily4@verizon.net

Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s

wyatt11550 — 2009-10-19 18:02:27Z

Dear list,

There were two John Wiatts listed as property owners in Gloucester County, Va in the 1780s and 1790s.

I am trying to figure out how they fit into the larger Wiatt/Wyatt clan of Gloucester County.

Does anyone have any information or ideas of how they do ?

Looking at the Gloucester County land tax rolls found at
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~vaggsv/

(there were some years that there were no records)

There was a John Wiatt who had 360 acres.

In 1782 he was listed as John Wiatt.
In 1787, 1788 and 1789 he was listed as John Wiatt Sr.
In 1790 and 1791 the property was listed as the estate of John Wiatt Sr.
It looks like that in 1792 John Wiatt Sr has dropped off the tax rolls.
So it appears that this John Wiatt died in 1789 or 1790.

I have a hunch that this John is a grandson of Conquest Wyatt (b. 1655) but this is something I can not prove. Does anyone have knowledge of a John Wiatt who died in 1789-90 ?

I also believe that this is the same John Wiatt who resigned from the Petsworth Parish Vestry in Dec 1785. (see page 377 in the Vestry of Petsworth Parish by Chamberlayne [1933]).

As a side note, in 1792 two new property owners appear on the tax rolls.

Thomas Wiatt with 281 acres and James Wiatt Jr (listed as James Wiatt in 1792) with 79 acres.

John Wiatt Sr had 360 acres when he died in 1789-90. In 1792 Thomas has 281 and James has 79 acres.
281 + 79 = 360. Is this just a coincidence ?

Thomas and James are the names of the surviving sons of John Wiatt Jr who died in 1795. Did they inherit the land ?

More on John Wiatt Jr.

There was a second John Wiatt who owned property.

A John Wiatt Jr owned 340 acres in the years of 1787 through 1796. John Wiatt Jr no longer appears on the rolls after 1796.

I feel pretty confident that John Wiatt Jr died intestate in 1795. The Gloucester county platt book shows that the land was divided up between his heirs, Mary, Elizabeth, Thomas and James.

Am I correct that having one John listed as Sr and one John listed as Jr does NOT infer that this was a father and son pair. They are probably related, but how ?

There is a long list of the Descendents of Haute Wyatt that has been available on the internet for many years.
One is named Haute Wyatt Genealogy as an example.
But these John Wiatts do not seem to fit nicely into that tabulation.

For those of you who study the Wyatts of Gloucester County, does anyone have an idea of who either John Wiatts were and how they fit into the larger Wyatt clan of Gloucester County ?

Any info or suggestions welcomed.

Thank you,

W W

Re: Charles Crittenden Wyatt

wyattshane1 — 2009-10-13 18:43:39Z

My Charles Wyatt was born 1841 in Hopkinsville, KY and died in Lamar, Colorado. As far as I know he never lived in Texas, or had a sister named Carrie. I know that his parents died in Texas, and that there were other relatives of his there. There might be a connection, but I don't know what it is.

Re: Charles Crittenden Wyatt

robinwyatt40 — 2009-10-13 18:33:31Z

Charlie Wyatt and half sister Carrie Wyatt Lamar, Texas.

Re: Charles Crittenden Wyatt

robinwyatt40 — 2009-10-13 18:32:33Z

Yes, my maiden name is Wyatt, Yip was married name.

Re: Charles Crittenden Wyatt

wyattshane1 — 2009-10-13 18:31:06Z

Is your last name Yip? If so, then yes I did. I didn't quite understand it though, are you related to the Wyatt's from Lamar, Colorado?

Re: Half Brothers of Carrie May Wyatt?

robinwyatt40 — 2009-10-13 18:24:37Z

Hi Sue,
Do you have more info on Carrie Wyatt , my great-grandfather' Charlie's half sisters name was Carrie Wyatt

Re: Wyatt's

robinwyatt40 — 2009-10-13 16:08:27Z

I would be interested in the Amazing Wyatt book

Re: DNA - James Morgan Wyatt (1828 VA - 1905 TX)

DHicks1375 — 2009-09-22 18:36:16Z

List

Who do you have as the father of Edmund Wyatt of Russell CO VA.

Thanks
David Hicks GG grandson of Peter Wyatt of Russell co VA

Re: Wyatt.

kookiekaine — 2009-08-18 03:12:28Z

No that isn't my mom.
My mom sister is Deanna; her maiden name is Mullis too

Re: Charles Crittenden Wyatt

robinwyatt40 — 2009-10-13 16:00:44Z

Did you receive my message.

Re: Charles Crittenden Wyatt

robinwyatt40 — 2009-10-13 15:59:04Z

Hi Megan,
Sorry to get back to you years later.
My Great-grandfather was a sharecropper, I do know we are from Irsh blood, I look black but can stay in the sun to long it caused skin cancer once.

Re: Wyatt Family

JOLAMARS1 — 2009-09-12 02:22:10Z

I am a Wyatt from Gadsden Alabama and my grandfather had a sister that is located in Columbus by the name of Wila. Does the surname Ware mean anything to you? Ware would be a surname connection from Georgia. Ware would be Wila's madien name?

Wyatt Records

RobertaEstes13 — 2009-10-02 21:51:06Z

I was “gifted” with a box of genealogy having to do with one of my family lines after a researcher passed away. In the box is also a lot of other family lines that aren’t mine. I’ve sorted them into folders as best I can and here are the surnames and a little about them if I can tell much.

Buttrey – Wilkes Co NC (small file – letters)
Bailey – Topeka Kansas, New Castle, Pa, Youngstown, Ohio (small file, letters)
Loveless – Columbus Ohio, Washington Co., Va (small file, letters)
Wilderich – Henry Wiederick or Wilderick, b Germany 1858, pedigree chart (small file)
Hildebrand – Morgan County, Missouri, John Hildebrand b 1822 in Baden Germany m Victoria Anhauser or Enghauser – (thick file, quite a bit of research)
Trabuc/Trabue – Edward Trabue b 1764, son of John, married Martha Haskins, Jessamine Co., Ky and Va.
King – Joseph King m 1819 to Frances, Lincolnshire England
Nichols – Abner JeffersonNichols b 1837 probably Alabama, poss Missouri or Ark. (one letter only)
Swallow – from England, possible Liverpool (one letter only)
Brown – a few pages of general research
Burton/Cecelia – Philadelphia Pa, research log only
Rouse/Buler – Geoge Rouse and wife and grandfather Daniel Barlow born in Va near Culpepper Court house and moved to Boone Co Ky. (2 pages)

The ones below seem to be grouped together as I've grouped them. I would presume that these files in the groups would go to a researcher as a unit.

Group 1:
Smith – Thomas Leslie Smith, Missouri, born Pittsylvania Co, Va to John Wesley Smith and Sally Saunders Claytor Leftwich
Leftwich – Bedford Co., Va.
Gregory – includes Minter, Adair Co., Ky, other Ky counties, Powhatan Co, Va., John Gregory Rev War Vet, (quite a bit of research)
Minter – Fayette County, Ky, Powhatan Co, Va. (also in the Gregory file)

Group 2:
Bolander – Stephen Bolander b 1756 Lancaster Co Pa m Magaretha Shinkle (small file, letters)
Shinkle – Colorado, South Dakota, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Illinois
Bush – Catherine Bush m Philip Jacob Shinkle in Brush Valley, Center Co., Pa. (one letter only)
McConnell – Arthur in Washington Pa, then to Ky, Ohio and Indiana and then his children and grandchildren to Illinois and Iowa, John McConnell served in War of 1812 from Ohio Militia, Brown Co. Ohio
Luing – intermixed in other files
Watson – two lines, one from Oxford who never left England and one from York and Lincoln who came to the western US in the 1920s (small file, letters)
Wyatt – intermixed in other files
Logan – in the same file as Gregg, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana
Gregg – in the same file a Logan, Pennsylvania, Jefferson Co., Indiana

Group 3 – the familes below are all intermingled in one file – Kittaning, Armstrong Co., Pa, Mercer Co., Pa, various Pa, Va and NC counties, also Missouri,
Hellam – George Curtis Hellam m Mary Ellen Hawk
Peat – Oran Peat b 1899 m Gutherie Faye in Pa
Hawk – Daniel Hawk m Magdalena Bricker
Welton – intermarried with the above families

Group 4
Godley – Quaker, Farquier Co, Va, Georgia, Anderson Co., Tx (much research) – also see Peacock
Peacock – from Nottingham England, never came to America, Elizabeth m George Godley and their dau Sarah came to the us in 1924.

These are yours for the price of postage. First to e-mail me, first to get the file. Let me know which files you want.

Roberta Estes

William Charles Wyatt, PRR fireman in Bowie, MD train wreck, 2/2/1961

hlwyattjr — 2009-09-21 18:35:50Z

Searching for information on William Charles Wyatt, fireman on the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train that jumped the tracks near Bowie, MD on February 2, 1961, killing six and injuring about 130.

The fireman was described as William Charles Wyatt, 42, of Philadelphia, PA who sustained only minor injuries.

Does anyone know or have any information regarding this William Charles Wyatt?

Harry Wyatt

Re: Virginia Clark Wyatt

hlwyattjr — 2009-09-02 17:16:07Z

Hi Dolores:

I have found a little more. I located a Virginia Wyatt, possibly your great grandmother, in 1870 in Millers Tavern PO, Essex Co, VA. She is 24 and is listed first on the census entry, indicating the head of the house, although she is shown as "keeping house". Immediatley below her is a William Wyatt, 18, farm laborer. Then we have Monroe F Wyatt, 4 and Dorothy A, 1. All show born in Virgnia. The 1870 census does not show relations so it is a guess if William is Virginia's husband. It's possible, but then what I found in the 1880 census tends to suggest he is not Virginia's husband. In 1880 I traced Monroe F Wyatt, now 14. He is living with William Wyatt, now 27, and is shown as William's BROTHER. William's wife is Mildred, 25, and they have a daughter, Mary (H or M), 4. They live in the Tappahannock District, Essex Co, VA.

On rootsweb, there is a family tree, "Brownson", that includes a William Thomas Wyatt, born Tappahannock, VA, November 29, 1873, died January 15, 1932 in Baltimore. Only one child is listed, Dolores, born February 3, 1928, as she married a Brownson. Logic would say that the William Wyatt of Tappahannock, Essex Co, 27 in 1880, is probably father of William T. Wyatt, born 1872/73, but I cannot find William T in 1880. The 1880 HeritageQuest Indes includes ALL family members, not just head of house, so William T, age 7 or 8 should be there, but I can't find anyone that works.

The William Wyatt of 1870 at 18 is too old to be Virginia Wyatt's son. Perhaps they are brother and sister and Monroe and Dorothy are also brother's and sister's to them. In other words, maybe they were all orphans by 1870 and Virginia took care of them all.

Going back to 1860, there is only one Wyatt listed for Essex Co, VA in the HeritageQuest index - Polly Wyatt, 35, living in Lloyds PO. With her are V.E. Wyatt, 12, a female (most likely Virginia E. - note same middle initial as the later Virginia E.), and William Wyatt, 8. So William and Virginia are brother and sister and Polly appears to be their mother - again no actual relationship shown in the census.

Going back to 1850, we find Polly Wyatt, 27, living with George Wyatt, 50, and three year old Mary. They live in Essex, VA where George is a shoemaker. Is George Polly's husband or her father. He is old enough to be her father. Who is Mary, 3? A daughter of George and Polly? Where is Virginia? who should be about 2. Perhaps the Mary of 1850 is the Virginia of later years?

Then, in 1850, I find a two year old Virginia Wyatt, who appears to be the daughter of Estus Wyatt, and his wife (?) Mary, both 24. They live with a Mary Hatton, 44, who may be Mary Wyatt's mother. Also living in this house is a Mary Tierney(?), 20, and Elizabeth Hatton, 11. Maybe Polly, 27, and this Mary, 24 are sisters. Perhaps the George, listed with Polly is a widower. Certainly is murky!

So, this probably just adds to the confusion, but you will have lots to discuss at your reunion. If I find anything else I'll be in touch. Enjoy the reunion - tell everyone cousin Harry says hi.

Harry Wyatt

Re: Virginia Clark Wyatt

hlwyattjr — 2009-09-02 15:23:53Z

I have found your grand father in the 1910, 1920, and 1930 census in Baltimore.

In 1910:
William T Wyatt, 38, head of house, married - for a SECOND time, married for six years. He is born in VA, his father and mother are born in MINNESOTA. He is a salesman in a candy shop.
Wife is Anna M. Wyatt, 25, married for the FIRST time, married for 6 years, born MD, father and mother born IRELAND, mother of 4 children, all living. Children are:
Anna M, daughter, 5; Ethel N, daughter, 4; George E, son, 2, and Andrew C, son, 1/12.

In 1920:
At 1917 Gough Street, Baltimore, MD
William T Wyatt, 47, owns his home, free of mortgage, married, he is born VA, father born PENNSYLVANIA, mother born VIRGINIA, occupation is huckster.
Wife is Anna M Wyatt, 35, born MD, father and mother born in IRELAND
Children are: George M, 12; Andrew C, 9; Annie M, 15, Ethel N, 14, Ruth T, 4+, and Virginia E, 2+. All of the children are born in MD.

In 1930:
At One Curley Street, Baltimore, MD
William T. Wyatt, 58, owns his home valued at $4,200. Is married, since age 30, born VA, father born VIRGINIA, mother born VIRGINIA, is a retail merchant selling produce.
Wife is Annie M. Wyatt, 45, married since age 18, born MD,father and mother born Irish Free State (Ireland). She too is a retail merchant, for groceries.
Children living at home are:
Ruth T, 15: Virginia E, 12; William T, Jr., 8; Calvin, 5; Ella G., 4 5/12; and Dolores, 2 1/12. All born in MD

I have tried to locate William T, Sr. in the 1880 census when he should be listed as 7 or 8 years old and should be in the HeritagQuest index - no luck. As you will note he lists his parents as from different states for each of the '10, '20, and '30 censuses. Daughter Virginia, born about 1918 is no doubt named after his mother.

Note also that in 1910, William T shows married for a 2nd time, so Anna was not his first wife. I also can't find any of his siblings that you mentioned. This is a tough one. I don't see where he was a sea captain unless this was before he married.

Hope this helps you some. I don't think I'm related, though my Wyatt's are from Maryland - Worcester County. If I find anything else I'll let you know. Good luck.

Harry Wyatt,
Perkasie, PA

Thomas Wyatt born 1753 Virginia

JohnsonHiphat — 2009-09-16 00:47:27Z

Looking for ancestry (father or mother) of Thomas Wyatt, born 1753, Halifax County, Virginia>Married Nancy Ann Cunningham.

WYATT family of N.C. and Calloway Co, Ky.

elvislangston58 — 2009-09-17 15:50:43Z

Interested in Mary WYATT b. 1796 N.C. d. bef 1875 Marshall CO, Ky. who married James W. CARRICK b. 1794 N.C. d. 19 Apr 1875 Marshall Co, Ky. Could she a granddaughter of John R. WYATT of N.C. ? Any help appreciated.

Wayne Langston
wayne2@hotmail.com

Re: DNA - James Morgan Wyatt (1828 VA - 1905 TX)

djmeyer1 — 2009-09-22 01:09:49Z

Hello, Cousin Dorothy. I am happy to share all I have about your family. Let me clarify one thing up front -- there were two men named James Morgan Wyatt. My James Morgan Wyatt (1828-1905) is the uncle of your James Morgan Wyatt (1856-1920), so in my research I dub them James Morgan Wyatt I (mine) and James Morgan Wyatt II (yours).

Why don't you contact me by email at joanbusiness-genealogy @ yahoo.com? When I get your email address, I will send you some history of your direct line of Wyatts. I can also grant you access to my online family tree on myfamily.com where you can explore the Wyatts to your heart's desire.

The father of your James Morgan Wyatt II was John R. Wyatt (1835-?), son of Edmund and Margaret Wyatt of Russell County, VA. John Wyatt married Elizabeth Rasnick/Rasnake about 1855 and moved over to Kentucky. They had two boys -- James Morgan Wyatt II (1856-1915?) and Charles William Wyatt (1858-1890). The marriage apparently broke up and she moved back next door to her parents in Russell County, VA and later remarried; she kept the two boys. No one seems sure what happened to the boys' father, John R. Wyatt, but it is rumored he moved to Tennessee and remarried there.

In 1880 your James Morgan Wyatt II was in St. Jo (Montague Co.), TX, having apparently accompanied his aunt, Mary Wyatt Carothers, from Virginia to Texas where Mary's daughter had died and left a husband (Dr. Granville Kemper) and two very young children. James Morgan Wyatt II stayed in Texas and married Willie Jane Robison in St. Jo and had 7 children, 4 of whom survived. The couple eventually moved to the Murray Co., OK area where he died about 1910-1916; no one seems to know for sure where he died and is buried. If you know, I'd appreciate your sharing that info.

When you email me, tell me more specifically what information you would like to have and I'll try to help.

Re: Wyatt Surname

ssjwyatt — 2009-09-20 15:34:40Z

I am Steven E. Wyatt.

This is the info I needed break my wall.

Re: Wyatt.

ssjwyatt — 2009-08-17 14:45:43Z

I have a Wendy Wyatt that is my step sister.

Is her sister Holly.

Steven Wyatt

Richard Ellis Wyatt

Loumar12 — 2009-09-25 18:29:07Z

Richard Ellis Wyatt was my g. grandfater. Born 26 Jul 1901 in Harrington, Kent Co., Delaware. He was married to Amanda Voshell b.15 Nov 1909. Richard's parents were Richard C. Wyatt and Hester Fleetwood. I don't know if Fleetwood was Hester's maiden name or not because she had a son with the same last name prior to marrying Richard. I've been unsuccessful in finding any more info then this on Richard and Hester. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Wyatt's in Canada

jenaynay89 — 2009-09-23 20:03:23Z

Hi im jeanne wyatt, dont know if were related but im doing this project in school and kinda needed help with it. its over my family tree

Re: Wyatt's in Canada

wyatt11550 — 2009-09-24 01:33:34Z

Hi Jeanne.

If you really want to go all out and have about $ 169 (US), you can get your father or a brother to take a Y-DNA test for genealogy.

I do not know what are the requirements of your assignment are and how much flexibility you have, but you could write a report on how DNA testing is used for genealogy research.
You could do this without having a test done.

Good luck,

W W

Grandsons of James Wyatt (b. 1674)

wyatt11550 — 2009-10-03 01:57:26Z

Dear list,

Assuming that you agree that Conquest (b. 1594) had a son named James (b. 1674),
can anyone provide me with their opinion of what you believe the names of James' children are ?

Do you think James (1674) had a son named John, b abt 1710 +/- a few years ?
Do you think James (1674) had a son named James, b abt 1710 +/- a few years ?

Did sons John or James have a son named John born around 1735 ?

I can trace my Wiatts/Wyatts to a John Wiatt who died intestate in 1795.

He owned land in Gloucester County, Va and the Gloucester county platt book shows that the land was divided up between Mary, Elizabeth, Thomas and James.

Thomas is my 4th great-grandfather and we estimate his birth as the late 1750s.

John Wiatt is my 5th great-grandfather and we estimate his birth as the mid 1730s.

I can not find the names of his parents.

I do not know how many sons John (d. 1795) had but I know that there were two that survived him. Thomas and James.

Maybe the names of his sons provides a clue ?

Based on what I think I know, and on a hunch or two, I think I can eliminate the other sons of Conquest (Francis, Conquest, Edward and John) as the grandfather of the John Wiatt who died in 1795. But I have no direct proof tying my John Wiatt (d. 1795) to James (b. 1674).

Your thoughts and opinions are welcomed.

Thanks,

W W

Re: Wyatt Surname

wyatt11550 — 2009-09-20 01:23:12Z

Thank you for the information.

I googled "Raymond Daily Nice" and I found his work, or at least part of it.

The generations that I am most interested in were missing.

Those are generations (assuming I counted correctly) 12, 13 and 14; specifically Conquest (b. 1655), his five sons, and his grandchildren.

Mr Nice's genealogy seems to be connected to that of Steven E Wyatt, which I have seen before.

Anyway, thanks again for the info.

W W

Re: Wyatt Surname (and other info)

wyatt11550 — 2009-09-20 20:40:57Z

Hi Steven,

Thanks for the posting.

I am a little confused.

Are you saying that Mr Raymond Daily Nice had the info to break through your Brick Wall, or are you saying that you are needing the same info that I am ?

BTW – FYI - Alex Wiatt is publishing an updated edition of his 1980 book "the Wiatt Family of Virginia" soon.

Also, have you done the Y-DNA test ? I have a haplotype of I1.

Best wishes,

W W

Re: Wyatt Surname

wyatt11550 — 2009-09-16 21:53:14Z

Do you know where can these published charts be found ?
Thanks.
W W

Re: Henry Lawson Wyatt/Raleigh, NC

nsutti — 2009-09-01 01:45:31Z

Hi James,

I would like to compare notes with you on the Wyatts from Raleigh.

Re: Wyatt Land owner

nsutti — 2009-08-30 17:52:49Z

I'm researching the Wyatt's from
Raleigh, Wake County. I would like to compare notes with you.

Thanks,
Nicole

Re: Wyatt Surname

JoanJacobsen706 — 2009-09-16 20:18:41Z

A branch of Wyatts came west from the east to the Olympic Peninsula, we found we were not related to them. They have published a large amount of ancestor pedigree charts.

Re: Virginia Clark Wyatt

JoanJacobsen706 — 2009-09-20 19:45:57Z

My Grandfather Thomas Bonner Wyatt lived with a sister after he was orphaned. She came from a family headed by William Wyatt whose children listed in the 1880 Federal Census, Smith County,TX were Nancy, Alonso, Hellen and Lilly(who md. D.J.James/Jones).Grandfather was born 25 Dec 1882, someone wrote in my babybook the info that William McIntosh Wyatt was my gr.grandfather and he had been married to Elizabeth Tuggle at one time,my father was named Thomas Lawson Wyatt and my brother Thomas Gordon Wyatt. I have not found W.M.Wyatt records anywere and wondered if the census taker mispelled gr.grandfathers name on the census.

Re: Wyatt Surname

JoanJacobsen706 — 2009-09-19 21:48:40Z

I researched in Seattle Public Library in their vertical file I found pages from a Wyatt Family History by Raymond Daily Nice, Sr..his interest was Generation 20.Page 24 C.
It was a copyright date c. 1981. It included the Nice Family and the original spelling of the name Wyatt (Guyot) when his ancestor came over to England from Normandy with William the Conqueror in 1066.It starts with Adam Wyatt 1320-1385 and ends (#16)William Wyatt, son of William Edward Wyatt, who came from KY in 1814 to Union Co.,IN in 1814. Alston Wyatt b. 1805 was 9 yrs. old. He married Elizabeth (born 1810). One of their daughters married Thomas Franklyn Nice and Raymond Nice Sr. named a son Raymond Nice Jr.

Re: DNA - James Morgan Wyatt (1828 VA - 1905 TX)

yodamommv1 — 2009-09-21 23:15:34Z

My name is Dorothy Ann Wyatt, my father is James Newton Wyatt his father is Henry Herndon Wyatt whose father is James Morgan Wyatt. I would appreciate any information you could send me. I was only three when my father died and since the last of my fathers brothers died about 2-3 years ago I would not know who to ask. Thanks againg for any information you might provide

Dorothy Wyatt

wyatt's Berkshire England

marienewzealand — 2009-09-13 04:23:26Z

Looking for more information on my Great Grandfather John Wyatt born 1845 in Hillingdon, Middlesex, England lived in Uffington Berkshire. Cannot trace him after 1851 until he arives in New Zealand in about 1870. Parents were John Waytt and Harriet Palmer from Uffington. John was a tailor. Had brothers Albert, William and Edward and sisters Ann, Jane, Cordelia, Sarah and Maria. Hve traced some of these to all parts of Berkshire. My Gradfather James talked about a family property in London which woudl have been in family until early 1900's as he visited it during the Great War but cant figure out how to find out. Would be great to have any information.

Virginia Clark Wyatt

DoeAnn60 — 2009-08-26 20:50:44Z

My great-grandmother was Virginia Clark Wyatt, born June 1847, died in Baltimore, Maryland Sept. 7, 1902.
Her son, William Thomas Wyatt, born 29th of November 1872, was my grandfather. He was married to Annie May Barrett on 15th of June 1902.
Some of his siblings were; Monroe, Dorothy, George, Pauline, and Freddie Wyatt.
I'm trying to find out something about his father, my great-grandfather Wyatt, don't have a first name, my grandfather never spoke of his father. They resided in Rappahanock, Virginia when my grandfather was born.
My grandfather, William Thomas Wyatt was also a captain of a ship.

Re: Virginia Clark Wyatt

DoeAnn60 — 2009-09-02 16:07:13Z

Thank you so much for the information you sent...I always thought there was a chance my grandfather had been married before, because in one of the census with my great-grandmother Virginia, there is listed another William along with Wm. T. and he's about 3yrs. old. I was also curious as to way they, Annie & Wm.T., never named a son after him until their third son was born.
Like you, I found a lot of contradition in the census'.
Again, thank you for you quick response, we're having our annual reunion of the Wyatt Family in October and this will be a great help with my records.
If you find anything else, please forward to me.

e-mail address:
dolores11@comcast.net

Re: Virginia Clark Wyatt

DoeAnn60 — 2009-09-25 17:35:15Z

I don't think there is a connection with the William Thomas Wyatt I'm looking for, he was born in Virginia to Virginia "Clark" Wyatt. I'm actually looking for his father.
Willian Thomas Wyatt, my grandfather, was born on November 29, 1872, in Tappahanock, Virginia.

Thank you for your reply,
Dolores

Nicholas Wyatt

hrussell46 — 2009-09-14 23:17:13Z

Many family trees have Nicholas as Haute Wyatt's son, however, I cannot find in real source for this relationship. Does anyone have proof?