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1. [PIATT] Re: LeFleur surname [1]
I have no FLORA nor LeFLEURs surnames in my database. As you mention I do have Rene PIATT aka Rene LeFLEUR. The problem with that is, none of the PIATT researchers that I have dealt with have any idea where or why the LeFLEUR name came from. I'm super busy at the moment and don't really have time to work on the PIATT line but I will keep your message because you have piqued my interest. TTYL. -- Wiley Alston Jarrell 15610 Edenvale Friendswood Tx, 77546 281-482-3671
2. [PIATT] Rene Piatt [1]
There has been some discussion of Rene Piatt in recent days. One of the Piatt researchers did extensive work on Rene and contributed several pages of work to the Piatt Family Newsletter in 1990. The work is too extensive to be repeated here, nor should it be without the researcher's permission. But I think a few items from the work would be appropriate. Rene first appeared in New Jersey records in 1677: "30 Nov 1677 - Deed, Claude Vallot of Woodbridge to Rene Piatt alias Lafleur, of same place, planter
3. [PIATT] book [1]
I found this info conserning the "piatt alias "le flure" subject in a book, The early huguenots or early french in New jersey, Bloomfield, n.J. 1955 [Lancour no. 112] Reune Piatt, a native of Dauphiny, france, fled to Holland and later came to America, settling at Piscataway before 1680. The N.J. Archives state that in early deeds he is designated as "Reune Piatt, alias La Flower". letters of administration of October 16 1705, granted to his widow, Elizabeth, give his name as Reyneer (Regnier) Peatt, alia
4. [PIATT] Piatt Conference 2000 [1]
Time is getting close for the Piatt Conference, June 18-24, 2000 at Davis and Elkins College in Elkins WV. I'd like to take a minute to bring into focus the information I have so far. These are the people who have told me they will attend: Jim & Edith Dick & Mary Skip Jo & Ken Beth Joe & Paulie George & Betty *Becky & Jeff Liz Christine Laverne and Bill, maybe The * means "no linens." I think most have requested linens. Please correct any errors above. If I have forgotten to list you please accept m
5. [PIATT] 1774 Road Record [1]
This post is being sent to the Cumberland Co PA, Franklin Co PA, and Piatt surname lists. The following road record was found three or four years ago by a fellow researcher interested in the two men named Jacob Piatt/Pyatt who were in the Path Valley and/or Burnt Cabins area from the time of the eviction of the squatters by the PA militia to about 1775. Reference for the record is Cumberland Co Road Records, Volume 1, page 32, County Clerk's Office, Carlisle. The road runs north and east consistantly and
6. [PIATT] GenConnect Boards linked to the list [1]
Hello there, you very quiet list members! This is a note from Christine, your friendly listkeeper, just to let you all know that now the PIATT GenConnect boards have been linked to PIATT mailing list. >From now on, any posting to the PIATT GenConnect Boards will also be automatically posted to the list. This is a great opportunity to use the resources available in a whole new way. From now on, whenever a will, biography, query, obituary, Bible record, deed, or pension record is posted to the boards, a
7. Re: [PIATT] Re: LeFleur surname [1]
In "A Catalogue of ye names of ye Inhabitants of ye Towne of Piscataway," in the old 'Town Book', entered there about 1690, is found that of 'La Fflower, alias Reni Piat'. And in a list of the Freeholders, of about the same date, 'Laflore alias renipate'; and in another list, of a little later date, 'La Flower alias Rene Piat'. It would seem that he first resided in Woodbridge, where in 1677 he was granted a license to marry Elizabeth Sheffield of Flushing, Long Island, NY. Immediately after their marriage,

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