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1. Re: help me laverne [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/295.1.1 Message Board Post: what I know Peter Piatt came from france maybe with 2 brothers via Panama Canal via Clovis, new mexico. 1st marriage unkown children Jacob august, Benjamin daniel, and Elva mae. 2nd marriage Martha A. Huston children John fredrick, Walter, George, Jilson. I am decendant from Jacob August Piatt who married Allie Mae
2. Re: Angeline Piatt of Scioto County, Ohio [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt/Welty Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/293.1.1.1 Message Board Post: For further information, William V. (Violet, maybe was supposed to be Vliet has always listed as B. for some reason) and Angeline Piatt Welty were my great grandparents. They had the following children: <1866>Elnora m. Charlie Nease c. Hazel <1870>John R. m. Elva M. Mason c. Lola, Margaret,
3. help me laverne [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/295 Message Board Post: have you come across any info. on piatt family from qulin/poplar bluff missouri. Peter Piatt , jacob piatt thanks
4. Re: help me laverne [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/295.1 Message Board Post: The Piatt Family Newsletter does not have much on Piatts who lived in Poplar Bluff, Butler Co MO. Volume 9 lists three census readings: 1920 Butler Co MO PIATT Jacob, b 1875, IN Allie, b 1822, KY Elijah, b 1904, MO Roy, b 1906, MO Lorene V, b 1915, MO Twenty years earlier Jacob Piatt was a farm laborer boarding with
5. Re: [PIATT] Maine Piatts [0.987461]
For Robin, On the original census image for Kennebec Co ME, New Vinyard District (available on Heritage Quest for a fee) the names look like: George Piatt Ebenezer Piott David Piatt Noah Piatt Paul Piott Benjamin A Piatt However, they are indexed as Pratts and a study of the census taker's handwriting reveals he made skimpy "r"s. In his writing of Bryant and Morton, the r looks like i. The only time he made a real r was at the end of word. So without evidence to the contrary from primary records in Ke
6. Robin email 2/8/2005 [0.987461]
Robin, My records obtained in WVA is that JOHN S. PIATT was born 6/16/1840 and died 2/13/1896 and is buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Trace Fork, Jackson Co., WVA Dick Piatt, PA
7. Re: [PIATT] Abraham Piatt, PA [0.987461]
For Robin, The deed should refer to Abraham Piatt, s/o John Piatt and Frances Van Vliet Wyckoff, who married Annabelle Andrew. Abraham died 13 Nov 1791, Penn's Valley, Watsontown, Haines twp, Northumberland Co PA according to Piatt Family Newsletter, Vol 7, 1992. Dick, is the Watsontown location the correct place of death? -- Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH lapiatt@att.net
8. Re: [PIATT] Abraham Piatt, PA [0.987461]
Laverne, Watsontown is questionable as to the burial place of Abraham as it is quite a distance from where his farm was located. However, it is a location near to where his brother John lived and it is possible he died there. Abraham may even had had legal business there. Dick Piatt, PA
9. Re: [PIATT] Children of Abraham Piatt/Annabelle Andre [0.987461]
For Robin, Child #3, Elizabeth "Elyesebet" baptized 18 June 1773, Somerset Co NJ; d before 26 June 1812; m after 23 Jan 1797 to Elias Baldwin. (I believe the Baldwins and many of Elizabeth's siblings, as well as her mother, went to Butler Co OH after the death of their father Abraham Piatt.) Child #9, John, b c 1784, Potter twp, Northumberland Co PA: murdered ini New Orleans LA before 26 Jun 1812 Child # 10, Eleanore, b 12 Jun 1786, Potter twp, Northumberland Co PA; d 16 Jul 1865/6, Indianapolis IN; m/1
10. your email of 1/3/2005 [0.987461]
Forgot whether I emailed you about James Piatt , son of William and Mary Smith Piatt. JAMES PIATT died 7/8/1857 and was never married. I found the tombstone and the records of James when we were on one of our Piatt Conference's in West Virginia a few years ago. Dick Piatt, PA
11. Russian Piatts [0.974921]
Found in the 1920 Census in Columbus, Ohio Jacob 42 Bessie 38 Lewis 20 Henry 19 Arnold 10 Morris 7 Arnold and Morris were born in Ohio, Others born in Russia and immigrated 1902. Anyone know more on this family?? Robin "You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it." - Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)
12. website update [0.974921]
HI family! Just a note to let you know that I have done a new upload of the Master Gedcom. It currently has 35538 individuals and 13372 marriages--Piatts and collateral lines. Remember, all spellings of Piatt are listed in the database as (Piatt) There are duplications and errors--when you find them please let me know so I can correct! Also if you don't find your family line, please send me a gedcom or a text file so I can add you. In case we have new folks, the website address is www.piattresearch
13. Missouri Jacob [0.974921]
A couple of notes on Jacob/Allie Piatt First, Allie is listed as 39 on the 1920 Poplar Bluff Census which means she would have been born 1882 rather than 1822. Can you imagine being that old and still having children? (she would have been 93 when Lorene was born) Also this census gives Jacobs parents place of birth as Indiana (for both parents). Im not quite ready to prune him from Rene's tree just yet.... Robin "You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it." - Gilb
14. Maine Piatts [0.974921]
Anyone know anything about the Kennebec Co, Maine Piatts listed in the 1800 Census? New Vinyard District Ebenezer, George, and Noah Thanks, Robin "You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it." - Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)
15. Abraham Piatt, PA [0.974921]
Document #0436 Property Deed Northumberland, PA; Londonderry, PA 1787 Contains the following names: Alexander Johnson, Henry Rettenback, ? Murray, Abarahm Piatt, George Vannordsbrand, F Simpson Source: Native Soil Manuscripts Index Description: The Native Soil, founded in 1997 in Massachusetts, is dedicated to the preservation of old documents, particularly private property deeds. This database is a collection of over 2300 such privately-held documents as deeds sales receipts, court dockets, and man
16. Children of Abraham Piatt/Annabelle Andre [0.974921]
Looking for information three of thier children, Elizabeth b 1773 who married Elias Baldwin John, b 1783 Eleanor b 1788 William (no information) Any clues appreciated! Robin "You can only find truth with logic if you have already found truth without it." - Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936)
17. Poplar Bluffs Mo 1930 [0.974921]
Ok here's a question... 1930 Census for Ash Hill (part of the 1920 Census of Poplar Bluffs where we found Jacob and wife Allie) lists Roy Piatt born 1905 Missouri with parents born (Fa) Kentucky (Mo) Missouri. Since this is the exact same township and age of Roy son of Jacob/Allie in 1920 Census, probably the same person, correct? This Roy is listed as a grandson, living with HoH Martha E Piatt age 60 (Widow b. est 1870 Missouri) and her son George age 32 (B Missouri) Martha's parents are born Illinois
18. Wubler? [0.974921]
Can anyone help with this one? Marriage Date: 18 Jun 1834 Name: James Wubler Spouse: Mary Piatt From: First Settlers of "The Forks of The Delaware" and Their Descendants, 1760-1852 Description: This book was initially published as a translation from German of the record books of The First Reformed Church of Easton, Penna, from 1760 to 1852. The First Reformed Church of Easton was founded during the earliest period of the settlement at "The Forks of the Delaware," and has been identified with the boro
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