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1. [PIATT] David Alexander Piatt (1870-1939) of Westbrookville, Mamakating Township, Sullivan County, New York, 12785, USA [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt, Culver, Woods Classification: Biography Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/265 Message Board Post: David Alexander Piatt (1870-1939) b. December 11, 1870, Westbrookville, Mamakating Township, Sullivan County, New York, 12785, USA d. June 17, 1939, Westbrookville, Mamakating Township, Sullivan County, New York, 12785, USA Weaver at Blanket Mill Birth: Date of Birth: December 11,
2. [PIATT] 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/264 Message Board Post: Looking for Melody Piatt. b. about 1969 or 1970. Lived in Marion, Ohio around 1975 though 1979. She would have went to Pearl Street Elem. during this time.
3. Re: [PIATT] James Pyott, Chester Co.>Delaware Co., PA [0.988096]
Sorry everybody! I don't have a clue as to what I did. It must have been one of those late evening reads of the messages from the list!!!!!! Beth L
4. Re: [PIATT] James Pyott, Chester Co.>Delaware Co., PA [0.988096]
Hi Beth, Your email did not have a message on it. Better check it out. Thanks. Dick Piatt, PA.
5. Re: [PIATT] James Pyott, Chester Co.>Delaware Co., PA [0.988096]

6. [PIATT] John Piatt, Revolutionary Fifer [0.988096]
Bouncing around the web turned up this 1832 statement concerning John Piatt, Revolutionary War fifer, and son of Major Daniel Piatt of the 1st New Jersey. Apparently this John was a fifer from 1776 until after his father's death in camp in Morristown on (by memory) 16 Apil 1780. The account of Fifer John's experiences in the military seem to be excerpted and it might pay to examine the original document. (If I have misidentified either John or Daniel, please post a correction.) The webpage with the
7. Re: [PIATT] Minnie Piatt Kinney [0.988096]
This is my grandmother and great grandmother. If anyone needs more information, please let me know. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 7:57 PM Subject: [PIATT] Minnie Piatt Kinney > Stark Co., OH > > History of Stark County, Ohio. Chicago: S.J.Clarke Publishing Co., 1928. 3 > vols + Index. Vol.2, p.350 > "On September 1, 1914, in Jackson, Michigan, Mr. Johnson was united in > marriage to Miss Fern Kinney, who was born and rea
8. Re: [PIATT] Piatt name [0.988096]
Thanks Liz for the information. Interesting that Rene would pick Piat as a new name. I wonder if he was particularly pious in as in the nomitive form or if the name comes from pieux mensonge which is a white lie. Your magpie theory might be true as well. I translated this. Please excuse any mistakes, I am a bit rusty. For those who do not read French: Milton Rubincam in the Rubincam Family Ancestry, found in the Trenton, NJ > Historical Collection cites 3 sources for the family name Piatt: > > Albe
9. [PIATT] email address >bookster89@msn.com< [0.988096]
If the above address that wrote on 12/26/02 would contact me, I have data on the Peter Piatt family. I wrote today and it was returned as an unknown address. Dick Piatt, PA.
10. [PIATT] Francis Piatt [0.988096]
Just cruising through google looking for David Piatt and found this listing under Swisher, Polk, sellard, Ohl families, Northeast Pennsylania (www.community-2.webtv.net/sarahswisher/shisherfamily/ 3. Philip H. SWISHER, b. 10/4/1807, d. 8/25/1885, New Bedford, PA, (Francis (Fanny) PIATT, b. 5/22/1811, Scotch Plains, NJ, d. 8/25/1885, d/o James PIATT, b. 11/10/1779, d. 7/6/1825, (Rachel BEAR, b. 11/27/1777, d. /14/1848, Petersburg, OH). James PIATT was the s/o William PIATT, b. 1745, France, d. 11/4/17
11. [PIATT] John H. Piatt email of 3/21-3/22/03 [0.988096]
for cathrynt007@msn.com - Regarding your John H. Piatt. He is John Harvey Piatt, son of Samuel Piatt and wife Frances Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of Marion and Polly Stewart. John Harvey was born 7/14/1881 in Dent Co., MO. and died 4/8/1957. His wife was Alice Parilee Smith. Samuel Piatt was Samuel Pleasant Piatt born 1/23/1858, died 8/16/1920 and Frances Stewart was born 4/15/1859, died 1942. Hope this helps your research. Dick Piatt, West Chester, PA.
12. Re: [PIATT] Francis Piatt [0.988096]
I was watching a movie today on HBO and noticed that one of the actors name was OLIVER PIATT! Does anyone know what family he belongs to? Anita A. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 1:21 AM Subject: [PIATT] Francis Piatt > Just cruising through google looking for David Piatt and found this listing > under Swisher, Polk, sellard, Ohl families, Northeast Pennsylania > (www.community-2.webtv.net/sarahswisher/shisherfamily/ > > 3. P
13. [PIATT] Piatt name [0.988096]
Milton Rubincam in the Rubincam Family Ancestry, found in the Trenton, NJ Historical Collection cites 3 sources for the family name Piatt: Albert Dauzat: Dictionnaire Etymologie de Noms de Famille et Prenoms de France (1951) p. 481: PIAT, n. de fam. anc. n. de bapt. de sait Piat (en latin Piatus, Piato, or Piator; de pius, pieux), ne in Italie, apotre de Tournaissie au IIIe s. et martyr. Matronymme Piatte; dim. Piaoton. Paul Chapuy: Origine des Noms Patronymiques Francais (donnant ix l'etym
14. [PIATT] Piatt and Foresman, Lycoming, PA [0.988096]
While browsing through some websites, found this one. There are several refereances to Piatts marrying Foresman family members. http://www.usgennet.org/usa/pa/county/lycoming/history/Chapter-53.html Liz Branstead Atlanta, GA
15. [PIATT] James Pyott, Chester Co.>Delaware Co., PA [0.988096]
Hi Mary, James Pyott (Piett, Pyatt) was born about 1742 and died in 1825 in Upper Darby Township, Delaware County, PA. James "Pyot" was married in 1772 at Old Swede's Church in Philadelphia, PA, to Rosanna Kearnes; she was born about 1750 and died with a will in 1832 in Upper Darby. James Pyott was apparently the first son of John Pyott and Deborah Brunson(?). John Pyott, a weaver, was born about 1714 and died with a will in 1787 in Loudoun County, VA. John was married about 1735 to Deborah Bruns
16. Re: [PIATT] Francis Piatt [0.988096]
Seeing the name, "Rachel BEAR", reminded me of an article, either in the PFN or the Piatt Photogravure, which contained much bio on Charles Bear Piatt. I think it was submitted by his granddaughter or gr-granddaughter. Could Rachel be an ancestor of Charles, hence the unusual middle name? Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 4:21 AM Subject: [PIATT] Francis Piatt > Just cruising through google looking for David Piatt and found th
17. [PIATT] Simeon Piatt [0.988096]
While we have been on the subject of the above name, can anybody identify the one from the following? Simeon Piatt died August 1880, aged 28 years, cause of death, kicked by a mule. Simeon was born in West Virginia and his parents were both born in VA. Simeon lived for 8 years in Gallia County, OHIO. Source = 1880 Ohio Mortality Schedule Dick Piatt, West Chester, PA.
18. Re: [PIATT] John Piatt, Revolutionary Fifer [0.988096]
Laverne, I am sure you will recall me giving facts about this situation at a couple different conferences. This marching westward and John D. Piatt being kicked by a horse all occurred in Easton, PA. just across the Delaware River from New Jersey. Dick Piatt, West Chester, PA.
19. Re: [PIATT] John Piatt, Revolutionary Fifer [0.988096]
It's probably a good thing that we don't have Richard doing diplomacy with the French right now!!! Beth
20. [PIATT] James Pyat, Delaware County, PA [0.988096]
Hello everyone, I am new to the list and am hoping that some of you might be able to help me with a huge brick wall that I'm having trouble knocking down. I'm trying to find the parents of James Pyat (Pyott, Pyot) who lived around Upper Darby, PA in the late 1700s. He married Rosanna Kearnes in 1772 at Old Swede's Church in Phila. and they had children named: Elizabeth, Mary, James, Richard, Alexander, and Abram. I believe he may be the same James Pyott who is mentioned in Ashmead's history of Del
21. Re: [PIATT] Francis Piatt [0.988096]
Liz, This is William Piatt, one of the five revolutionary brothers. Dick Piatt, PA.
22. Re: [PIATT] Fryatt signer 1773 [0.988096]
For Robin, We always have to be suspicious of any name that looks like it could be a misreading or misspelling of Piatt/Pyatt. But in the case of Bartholomew Fryatt he really was a Fryatt and his information can be found at: http://www.familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/g/ r/i/Allan-Griffith/FILE/ 0039page.html That's a long link that has to be pasted back together in your URL search line. If you can't get the link to work just do a google search for bartholomew fryatt. He will be your first hit
23. Re: [PIATT] Francis Piatt [0.988096]
Sorry, the BEAR family intermarried in the two lines of the revolutionary brothers, John and William. The Swisher family was in both lines also. Dick Piatt, West Chester, PA.
24. Re: [PIATT] Piatt and Foresman, Lycoming, PA [0.988096]
Liz, Thanks for the link to the Lycoming Co Genealogical Project. My search of the page turned up Charlotte Piatt married Franklin Porter Polly Foresman married _____ Piatt Miss Piatt (sister of Judge Piatt) married John Foresman as his first wife. Among the children was a son PIATT Foresman, another use of Piatt as a given name. -- Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH lapiatt@.att.net piatt.la@verizon.net > While browsing through some websites, found this one. There are several > refereances to P
25. Re: [PIATT] Fryatt signer 1773 [0.976192]
*argh* Ok. Thanks Laverne. I guess I was hoping that someone would tell me they've researched this and found no-one listed as named FRyatt closer than that last couple of generations. If that were the case we could assume transcription error that was accepted by other researchers. Like our Bartholomew, sources on this one seem pretty limited. Ive never had such as solid brick wall as my William. Thanks for clarifying him! (I think) Robin Pyatt Bellamy www.triedit.net Member, OGS, NGS, GHRS -------
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