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1. Re: Abram S. Piatt m. Hannah A. Piatt [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/294.1 Message Board Post: Volume 7 of the Piatt Family Newsletter, 1992, gives the following: Hannah Ann Piatt (d/o Abraham Sedam Piatt and Mary Pope McCoy) b 5 Aug 1823, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co OH d 10 April 1861, Mac-O-Cheek, Logan Co OH m 10 Nov 1840, Federal Hall, Boone Co KY, to Abraham Saunders Piatt, son of Benjamin McCullough Piatt a
2. Abram S. Piatt m. Hannah A. Piatt [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/294 Message Board Post: Am I reading this correctly in the Northern Kentucky Marriages index on Ancestry.com? Abram S. Piatt (b 1821) to Hanna Ann Piatt (b. c1824), November 10, 1840. Is Hanna Ann the daughter of Abram S. Piatt, born 1801 in Kentucky?
3. 1793 Middlesex NJ Militia [0.987574]
The links below, recently posted to rootsweb, give the roster of militia in 1793 in Middlesex Co NJ. This roster is used as a substitute census since early NJ census were lost. John Pyatt and his neighbors, Mannings, Drakes, Dunhams, Steeles (Stelles), etc. are on page 7. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/middlesex/census/1793militia/1793mdxp1.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/middlesex/census/1793militia/1793mdxp12.txt http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/middlesex/census/1793militia/
4. Re: [PIATT] Unplaced Thomas and William d 1930 [0.987574]
For Robin, GNIS (geographical name information service) locates Millfield OH as being in Athens Co on SR 13 about 8 miles north of Athens, the county seat of Athens Co. A William Peyatt and a Thomas Peyatt show up in the 1920 census as brothers: 1920 Jackson Co OH, Coal Township PEYATT Grant, head, 50, VA, VA, VA, coal miner Maggie, wife, 52, OH, OH, OH Worth, son, 19, OH, VA, OH, coal miner Clara, dau, 17, OH, VA, OH, cigar factory William, son, 13, OH, VA, OH Thomas, son, 9, OH, VA, OH Grant Peyatt
5. Laverne email 1/17/2005 [0.987574]
Regarding EBENEZER PIATT We know Ebenezer was in Henry and Loudoun counties of VA until he went to IL ca1814. There would seem to be a connection to John and wife Hanah Piatt that settled in Grainger Co., TN by 1813. John was born ca1782 and Hanah ca1788 both in VA. It was descendants of John and Hanah that eventually went to Texas. Research on John and Hanah could prove some answers. Dick Piatt, PA
6. for Sharolynn, Robin, Laverne [0.987574]
Got back over the last weekend from my winter stay in Florida and will gradually be going over the emails I saved while there. Regarding the emails of 12/27-12/28/04 and 1/4/2005 on John PYATT of Waccamaw, SC. My early research does have John PYATT died 1767, married 3/28/1744 to Hannah LABRUCE. Their son John PYATT JR.. married 12/29/1780 to Elisabeth LaBruce, a sister to Thomas LaBruce. Mary Pyatt, dau. of John Jr. and Elisabeth married 2/4/1800 Dr. William ALLSTON, born 1772, died 2/16/1848 t
7. Richard Pyatt's wife Mary, Mason Co WV [0.975148]
Me again.... Looking for the maiden name of Mary Pyatt who was married to Richard Pyatt. They were likely married in Mason/Jackson/Wood Counties in WV or Gallia/Meigs Counties in Ohio. Richard was the son of William and Lucinda Snyder Pyatt. Richard and his wife and kids are listed in Mason County WV Census for 1900. Richard was born c1869 and Mary was born c 1862 Other surnames possibly associated with Mary are Riffle, Robinson and Snyder Any clues? Thanks, Robin "You can only find truth wit
8. Unplaced Thomas and William d 1930 [0.975148]
Hi cousins-- Working on weeding out some old handwritten notes and ran across a list of victims of the 5 November 1930 Mine collapse in Millfield, OH. This was at the Sunday Creek Coal Mine #6 Listed among the dead are Thomas Peyatt and William Peyatt. Can anyone tell me who these guys are and where in Ohio Millfield is? Thanks, Robin "You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it." - Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)
9. John Paut, Maryland [0.975148]
Many thanks (as always!) to Laverne for continued great information. Got them into the database this morning. Can you finger this guy? John Paut, Frederick County Maryland. Found as a signer of the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to Maryland during the Revolution. Thanks! Robin "You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it." - Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)
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