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1. Piscataway Graveyard, Edison NJ [1]
Sorry if this is a duplicate posting. The URL below http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nj/middlesex/cemeteries/piscataway.txt links to a lengthy listing for the Piscataway Graveyard in Edison NJ. Piatts, Pyatts, Pyaats and related families are buried there. I'll bet the Platt listed here is really a Piatt: <
2. Piatts Farm Equipment, Butler MO [1]
Item number: 3691655576 currently for sale on ebay is two mechanical pencils and a notebook advertising Allis Chalmers but distributed by Piatt Farm Equipment on Highway 71 at Butler MO. Does anyone know anything of the Piatts who had the farm equipment business? -- Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH lapiatt@att.net piatt.la@verizon.net
3. Re: [PIATT] O B Leonard [1]
Laverne, In the "Genealogies of New Jersey Families", Volume 1, page 829, Mr. Oliver B. Leonard is mentioned as a painstaking and reliable genealogist. With the more prominent historians and genealogists on New Jersey history I have known in my 42 years of genealogical research, he was highly considered as a great individual. Enough for me! Dick Piatt, PA.
4. Re: [PIATT] More regarding the 2005 conference [1]
Terrific. Many years ago I was in SLC but I've neaver been to the FHC or done genealogical work there. Sign me up. My preference is for the middle of June (whatever that means). I was very disappointed to miss this year's conference. Just had too much going on. Liz Branstead Atlanta
5. Martin and Pyatt [1]
In the interest of looking at associated families in the hopes of finding additional information on Piatt/Pyatt I found the following at: http://www.jesshistorical.org/Jessamine%20County%20Kentucky%20Families/b167.htm My question is: Is the Rev Jonathan Dunham who performed the 1755 marriage ceremony in Loudoun Co VA, the same Rev Jonathan Dunham who was the son-in-law of Rene Piatt? <
6. Re: [PIATT] Piscataway Graveyard, Edison NJ [1]
Hi Laverne and David, Well, I am going to throw my two cents in here on this one even though you may not be interested in my comments on the people you mention in the cemetery in the order stated. First, Mrs. Thomas Pyaat, she did NOT die March 20, 1760. This is in error, more later. Second, Experience S. Dunn. She was the daughter of Lewis and Rachel Dunn, Rachel being the daughter of Ephraim and Mercy Pyatt. Third, Ruth, correct as stated. Fourth, James Piatt, correct data, husband of
7. Re: [PIATT] Rev Dunham at Conococheague [1]
For John Keilch: Yes, I agree that the division of the Baptists in the Piscataway area in the early 1700s was an important event to the Pyatts and related families. I believe that by following the histories of the congregations and of the allied families we might be able to pick up a few new facts relating to Pyatts and their times. I continue to be amazed by the distances across which people travelled and kept in touch in those days. (Should I admit how often I don't see my own first cousins today?) A
8. Rev Dunham vs Mr Bonham, how the Piscataway church split [1]
In the past few days I've read a several versions of how the division in the Piscatway Baptist Church came to be. They are all basically the same. Here are two. "Morgan Edwards Materials Toward a History of American Baptists," Philadelphia, 1770, an original copy held by the Library Company of Philadelphia, Locust St, Philadelphia. "About the year 1700 a separation from this church took place: the occasion was as follows: 'one Hezekiah Bonham was doing some servile work on Sunday: Mr Edmund Dunham adm
9. A huge thanks [1]
To Terry Manning. He recently joined our Piatt DNA study and so far matches my line 12 of 12 markers (the rest of the test is still pending, but I doubt it will disprove his line). So what does this mean? It means the sons of John S Piatt and Mary Snider Piatt are genetic brothers We already know these Piatts do not match the siblings of John S, therefore, and Laverne please correct me if Im wrong, John S Piatt could not be the biological son of William and Mary Smith Piatt. Gives new direction to th
10. Re: [PIATT] More regarding the 2005 conference [1]
Wow; I'm really getting enthused! Marion
11. New Piatt Line [1]
Hi Listers! Just recieved an email from a Piatt in Saskatchewan (Canada) who has just started her research (thanks in part to a letter I sent to all Saskatchewan Piatts regarding Simeon) and I think we might need some help here. Adell's husband is Gordon Piatt. Family legend is that his grandfather Henry came to Saskatchewan in 1900 from Oregon. Anyone got a Henry that fits that profile? Thanks, Robin
12. [PIATT] Rev Dunham at Conococheague [1]
Hi, Laverne -- In my notes, I have Rev. Jonathan Dunham (b1695, d1779 NJ) as a member in 1722 of the Seventh Day Baptist congregation in Piscataway (I think his father, Rev. Edmund Dunham, was the founding minister), and as ordained in Conococheague, PA, in 1845. I had never read the full account you quoted, so my information was from another (now forgotten) source, though of course it may have derived from the Leonard file. The division of the 1st Day and the 7th Day Baptists was central to Pyatt f
13. Conococheague-Piscataway Connection [1]
During the recent Piatt Researchers' Conference in Doylestown PA a few of us had the opportunity to examine a small portion of the papers of researcher Oliver B Leonard which are now held by the Historical Society of New Jersey in Newark NJ. Time was too short to even begin a full examination of the Leonard papers but a couple of items of importance came to light nonetheless. Oliver B Leonard researched not only New Jersey history but also families of the Woodbridge and Plainfield, New Jersey, areas. He
14. O B Leonard [1]
I have tried to post to the PIATT-L list a couple of time since returning from conference, but have had no success. The copies of the posts are in my inbox, but nothing bounces back from the list. This message is to try again as a reply to a previous post (with subject line changed). And so as not to waste the post let me ask what anyone knows about New Jersey researcher Oliver B Leonard who compiled quite a bit of research on the families of Woodbridge and Piscataway, New Jersey, and who was mentioned b
15. Rev Dunham at Conococheague [1]
Oliver B Leonard's file on church history (see posting on Conococheague-Piscataway Connection) contained another item of interest to Piatt researchers. Four handwritten pages relate biographical information concerning Rev Edmund Dunham and his son Rev Jonathan Dunham of the Piscataway (NJ) Seventh Day Baptist Church. A reference at the top of the first page indicates that these four pages were, in turn, pages 129-133 of a publication titled "Morgan Edwards Materials...," Philadelphia, 1772. A trip to the
16. mary ann "polly" piatt adams co oh [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/rw/Z.2ACBAEB/287 Message Board Post: looking for info on above who married william holmes and had the following children: john clinton margaret alice laura belle mary jane b. 1873 carey mcgovney william lewis rosanna
17. Re: [PIATT] More regarding the 2005 conference [1]
To any of you who have never worked at the FH library in SLC, you will love it! It is at that library where I first found the link that helped me prove my Martin/Pyatt line! I've been mostly a "lurker" on the list but have alwys hoped I'd be able to attend a Pyatt conference! Marion Keefer, Beaverton, OR
18. June 2005 conference in Salt Lake City for Piatt, Pyatt, Pyeatt (and other spelling variants) [1]
To all interested parties, At this year's Piatt Researchers' Conference in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, interest was expressed in holding the 2005 conference in Salt Lake City. One of the advantages to meeting in Salt Lake City is that it is possible to conduct research for locations all over the world from a single physical location. I'm hoping that this might attract other researchers from the Pyeatt (Arkansas) branch of the family who have not joined us in the past. Since I live in the vicinity, I
19. More regarding the 2005 conference [1]
After sending off the e-mail, I realized that I may have been more exuberant in my phrasing than I should have. When we left Doylestown, we had not made a firm commitment to hold the conference in Salt Lake City, although there was a fair amount of interest. I was somewhat tentative in offering to organize everything because I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to find housing at a cost that was comparable to what we've paid at previous conferences. So I left promising to check things out and see how fea
20. Answers to questions regarding 2005 conference [1]
There have been a couple of questions asked about the facilities at the University of Utah and I thought you all might like to know the answers. 1. Bed linens, blankets, towels and pillows are included in the price of we pay per person. Towels and wash cloths can be exchanged daily, if that is your personal preference-- again, at no extra charge. 2. The facility is air-conditioned, so you needn't worry about fans or other means to cool off your room. 3. Each building has its own coin-operated laundry. 4.
21. OOps--more on Christi's line [0.987583]
Ok help me straighten out this tangle...here is what I have. If Walter is a son of Thomas Latham b 1825 m Katherine Snyder, then his dad would be John Amos b1770? Mom would be Juliann Engle of Maryland. John Amos was the son of John Piatt and Deborah Brunson. I lose the line there. Can anyone help clarify this? Robin -------Original Message------- From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Date: 12/16/03 21:07:07 To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts Bob, I would love to s
22. Need a Massachusettes Death Certificate [0.987583]
This came in via the website--can anyone help this lady? _Robin -------Original Message------- From: Blairblair1@aol.com Date: 07/01/04 16:32:03 To: info@piattresearchers.net Subject: grandfather My grandfather Colin died in Boston on 23th September 1942 he was an imigrant from Scotland he arrived on Ellis Island on the 5th February 1923 from Glasgow on the ship the S S Columbia He is buried in the Mt Hope Cemetary Boston Mass but I have been unable to get records of his death he stayed at 57 Church
23. For Christi Telep [0.987583]
Christi--your Walter is a new person to me--can you post your full line here (with dates etc) or send me a gedcom at info@piattresearchers.net? Thanks. Im quite interested in Thomas Latham's wife Katherine so if you have anything additional on her that would be great. Robin -------Original Message------- From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Date: 12/16/03 21:07:07 To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [PIATT] Wash. Co., Pa. Piatts/Pyatts Bob, I would love to see your correspondence and the Wash Co... Piat
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