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1. [PIATT] Hannah Hileman Piatt [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt, Hileman Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/277 Message Board Post: Does anyone have info on the death of Hannah, who was the first wife of John Livingston Piatt b 1809, son of Jacob and Esther Piatt of Butler, OH/Henry, IL? She had I believe three children, Wycoff, Esther and Jacob, and died sometime between 1840-1844, but I would like to know where she died and
2. [PIATT] Re: Hannah Hileman 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/277.1 Message Board Post: >From the Piatt Family Newsletter, Volume 3, page 6, 1988: Hannah Hileman was born to unknown parents about 1814 ini Hamilton, Butler Co OH. (Surely a check of the 1820 census would provide clues to her parentage.) She married Jacob Livingston Piatt in 1834 in OH and died in March 1842 in Weller Township, Henry Co I
3. [PIATT] piatt/hileman [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt, Hileman, Beaver Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/278 Message Board Post: Yes, it does, thanks! I am coming from the other end. I have Hannah back three generations on all sides, but did not know where she went to! She was (I strongly believe) the daughter of John Hileman and Peggy Beaver, who lived near to Jacob Piatt in Butler County, OH. Is she buried at the
4. [PIATT] Re: John & Elizabeth Piatt 15 children? [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/276.1 Message Board Post: The Piatt Family Newsletter, Volume 9, 1994 gives the following information on the family of John and Elizabeth Keezy Piatt. There are twelve children known to this family but there is room for others who may have died young. I'll post this for comparison to what you have: ***** JOHN PIATT (s/o James Piatt and Nancy
5. [PIATT] Re: piatt/hileman [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/278.1 Message Board Post: If Hannah Hileman Piatt died in 1842 in Henry Co IL, I would think that she is buried there, but have no proof. Just a hunch. As to Piatts buried in Butler Co OH, I have no cemetery records from that county at hand. However, Butler Co is a great place to do genealogy. Vital records have been moved to a Records Cen
6. [PIATT] John & Elizabeth Piatt 15 children? [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/276 Message Board Post: I have come up with 15 children for John & Elizabeth Cazey/Keysey/Keesey PIATT by compiling the 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850, 1860 & 1870 & 1880 census. This family was mainly in Ohio, Monroe Co., Center Twp./Perry Twp. In 1880, John (Pyatt) was 83 yrs old & his wife Elizabeth was 77 yrs. old and they were living in OH, Wash
7. [PIATT] Piatt items on e-bay [0.987626]
Some interesting items related to Piatt have come up on ebay in the past few days: 1. Item 3571516377: Blue Grass Horse County, a book which contains a picture of horse breeder Thomas Piatt sold for $87.50. 2. Item 2366169628: Sheet music "Oh! Sing No More That Gentle Song" by D Piatt, 1847, sold for $5.50 (to me). I promise to have Ed learn the song and sing it at the next conference. The sheet music came from a large collection "in upstate New York." I don't yet know who D Piatt was. 3. Item 221
8. Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts [0.987626]
Bob, I would love to see your correspondence and the Wash Co... Piatts. My maiden name was Piatt and I grew up in Washington, Pa. I haven't figured out if I belong to the group that you are talking about. The farthest that I can trace back is to Amos Piatt. I think my line goes like this Amos-Thomas Ingram-Thomas Latham - Walter - John Robert. I might have the Thomas in the wrong order. I was doing it from memory, never a good idea. Look forward to hearing from you. Christi Piatt Telep
9. RE: [PIATT] Missouri Pyatt Brothers marry sisters [0.987626]
Uh-o , my spouse keeps telling me it the "inbreeding' :) Better not let her see this one.... Happy Holidays from Nebraska..! Darwin W. Piatt Jr. (Dar) Sr. Business System Liaison -----Original Message----- From: Robin Pyatt Bellamy [mailto:robin@triedit.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 8:48 PM To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PIATT] Missouri Pyatt Brothers marry sisters From The WItchita Daily Times, Witchita Falls, Texas, 2 July 1922. Page One. Four Boys Wed Sisters and Three second Cous
10. [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts [0.987626]
Piatts/Pyatts, I have a 1784 Wash. Co. will abstract for Jacob Pyeatt. It mentions his wife Eliz.; sons Jacob (oldest), Benj., Jas., Thos. & Robt. & daugs. Rebecca, Rachel, Mary, Dina, Susanah & Eliz.. There's no mention in this abstract of the daugs'. surnames. On the 1786 Wash. Co. Tax List for Peter's Twp. I find an entry for the widow Pyatt. On the 1790 Wash. Co. census I found an Eliz. Piate 2-0-1. This census tells me that by 1790 all of the daugs. are either dead or md.. Has anyone seen an a
11. Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts [0.987626]
Hi Christi, To date there has been no information to connect Jacob Piatt and Amos Piatt. Jacob Piatt descended from PA. Piatts and Amos descended from VA. Pyotts. Dick Piatt, PA.
12. [PIATT] Piscataway Graveyard, Edison NJ [0.987626]
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/middlesex/cemeteries/piscataway.txt The above is a link to the cemetery listings of the Piscataway Graveyard in Edison NJ where some of our early Piatts are buried. This is a lengthy listing with many associated names--Dunham, FitzRandolph, Stelle and more. This listing was posted to Rootsweb.com a few days ago. If the link doesn't work copy and paste it into your browser. Here is a portion of the listing with some Piatts by various spellings: B * In memory R
13. Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts [0.987626]
Piatts, As Laverne pointed out, I've just discovered that I probably tie into the Piatts. I'm pretty sure that each of you will not want to see our correspondence on our bunch unless you descend from them. If any of you descend from our bunch, e:mail Laverne or myself, tell us how you tie in & we'll include you in our e:mails. This may be old news, but in case it isn't, I've found a book on the Piatts that may answer some questions for you. Family of Piatt-Pyatt-Pyeatte-Pyeatt with allied names by Ruth
14. Re: [PIATT] Piatt items on e-bay [0.987626]
please discontinue mail outs to me for a while. I do not have time to review and reply . Thanks
15. Re: [PIATT] Piscataway Graveyard, Edison NJ [0.987626]
Yes, Robin, this is the same graveyard. This is the stone for Thomas Pyaat. I believe the same stone or one very similar was used in a book on local history because of the expertise of the stonecutter. When some of the Piatt researchers were there in 2001 parts of the cemetery where the Piatt markers were was beginning to be overgrown and needed a good trimming. But overall the cemetery is still reasonably well kept and the church is still standing. -- Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH lapiatt@.att
16. Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts [0.987626]
Thanks Dick, I appreciate the update. Christi
17. Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts [0.987626]
For Bob Skinner Sorry not to have answered your e-mail of last week as yet. Perhaps it would be just as well to post the information here for the archives. Jacob Piatt (Pyeatte, also called Jacob Piatt III) died in Washington Co PA in 1784. His will was proved on March 31 of that year but was written four years earlier on 26 Aug 1780. The will is on file in the office of the Prothonotary in Washington Co PA. But the will was copied into the Will Book, possibly at the time it was proved, so what i
18. Re: [PIATT] piatt/hileman [0.987626]
For Toricon8@aol.com, Jacob Livingston Piatt descends from Abraham Piatt, one of the five famous Revolutionary sons of NJ. Dick Piatt, PA.
19. [PIATT] Who is this William? [0.975252]
Judging from the circumstances Im betting he's one of mine... >From the Sandusky Register, Sandusky, Ohio 23 Oct 1894 Run His Head Against a Wall Muncie, Ind., Oct 22. . . Pyatt of Colunmbus, Ohio arrived in here yesterday ith a ticket from Logansport to Cincinnatti. He became suddenly insane and as placed in the county jail. This morning he attmpted to butt out his brains against the cell all and fatally injured himself. Pyatt has a ife and to children. He imagins someone is trying to shoot him.
20. Re: [PIATT] Postcard; Piatt items on e-bay [0.975252]
I own a copy of the Log Chapel postcard--wasnt aware it was from the OH Piatts tho--will have to change the website! Here is a scan of the postcard if anyone wants to see it. http://member-webroots.org/deadrelatives/piattchapel.jpg Robin
21. [PIATT] Anybody got Browns? [0.975252]
Just got an email from a gentleman in Arkansas (I think) who aparantly has matched my dad's Y DNA. Ive asked for more information but in the meantime, are there any Pyatt/Piatt/Peyatt cousins out there with a Brown connection? I know there were Browns in Nicholas County, WV. Also, interestingly, the database shows a Brown who fathered someone who married my Great Grandpa.. Gotta get on some folks in my line about getting tested! There is of course the possibility that this is a mistaken connection on t
22. [PIATT] Dr Frank Pyatt [0.975252]
Dr Frank Pyatt of Tip Top, VA was also a justice and a delgate in the Republican convention in Roanoke, VA in 1905. Tip Top is aparantly somewhere near Bluefield, VA/WV. Anybody ever hear of him before? Robin Pyatt Bellamy www.triedit.net Member, OGS, NGS, GHRS
23. Re: [PIATT] Piscataway Graveyard, Edison NJ [0.975252]
Thanks Laverne! Also there is a photo of the headstone of Thomas Pyatt on the www piattresearchers.net website. The photo was contributed by Wade Barrett and he says this stone is in the Piscatawaytown Burial Ground. Is this the same cemetery? Here's the link to the photo: http://member-webroots.org/deadrelatives/ThomasPiatt2.jpg Robin -------Original Message------- From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Date: December 30, 2003 09:05:45 PM To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PIATT] Piscataway Graveyard, Ediso
24. [PIATT] Abstract of Stapleton's information on Piatts [0.975252]
http://www.geocities.com/lydick_1999/huguenot/huguenot.html MEMORIALS OF THE HUGUENOTS IN AMERICA .By Rev. A. Stapleton. >From Chapter 15, p129 Piatt, Pyatt.--this family seated in Dauphiny, fled to Holland at the Revocation period, and later came to New Jersey. the name of the father is not known. Of the sons, John Piatt was a prominent citizen of Somerset county, New Jersey, of which he was sheriff in 1732. He died in 1760, while on a visit to the Island of St. Thomas, where he owned a sugar plantation.
25. [PIATT] Missouri Pyatt Brothers marry sisters [0.975252]
From The WItchita Daily Times, Witchita Falls, Texas, 2 July 1922. Page One. Four Boys Wed Sisters and Three second Cousins St Louis, July 1. Following hte marriage here of Robert Pyatt, 26, and Mrs. Edna Pyatt, his brother Edward's widow, it was learned today that four of the Pyatt boys had married three sisters. The three sisters' maiden name was Harris and they are second cousins to the Pyatt boys. All reside in Cherryville, Mo. Mrs. Robert Pyatt said she could not explain the intermarrying of the
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