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1. Re: [PIATT] p.s. regarding where Peter P. PYEATT resided in the 1860's [1]
Hi, Sharolynn, I no longer participate in active research in the Piatt/Peyatt/Pyatt etc families, but noticed your e-mail. Marianne came to my home and got some of my material a few years back, but I haven't been in contact with her recently. What I wondered is which of John Thomas' 5 children do you descend from? My source is from the 1900 (Logan)Ok. Crescent town and twp. census. None of this family is connected to mine, but I participated in the Piatt Family newsletter for 12 years. I'm almost 80, an
2. [PIATT] single room rate, 2004 Piatt Conference [1]
When I posted information about the 2004 Piatt Researchers Conference I failed to include rates for a single room. Single rooms are $30.00 per person per night. Double rooms are $20.00 per person per night (or $40 a night for the room) Sorry for any inconvenience this omission has called. -- Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH lapiatt@.att.net piatt.la@verizon.net
3. [PIATT] Peter P. Pyeatt (son of James Pyeatt & Catherina Finley) and his son, James P. [1]
It seems that there is some confusion regarding the place of Peter P. Pyeatt's death & burial and regarding whether Peter's son, James P. & his wife Mahala Neal ever had any children. Since I have photos of his headstone and the probate records, I thought we might be able to eliminate some of the confusion if I were to share some of the photos and documents which indicate that he was living in Jackson Twp., Polk Co., Missouri at the time of his death. I also planned to share a photocopy of the census rec
4. [PIATT] 2004 Piatt Researchers' Conference [1]
Following is information on the 2004 Piatt Researchers' Conference. Can anyone believe it will be out 20th? 2004 Piatt Researchers' Conference June 20-26, 2004 Delaware Valley College Doylestown, PA Rooms: $20.00 per person per night Meals: $3.40 for breakfast only Dorm: "near the parking lot" and not air-conditioned I failed to ask about linens and towels. As I recall, we supplied our own at the conference at DVC in 2001. Correct me if I'm wrong. I will also inquire of the college in my fut
5. [PIATT] Martha Piatt [1]
Robin, Martha Piatt was the second wife of Jacob PIATT, one of the five revolutionary brothers. Martha was the daughter of Captain Joshua Huddy and widow of William PERRY when she married Jacob PIATT. She was born 4/22/1766 and died 2/28/1842 and is buried in the Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio. Hope this helps. Dick Piatt, PA.
6. [PIATT] 2004 Piatt Researchers' Conference [1]
Following is information on the 2004 Piatt Researchers' Conference. Can anyone believe it will be out 20th? 2004 Piatt Researchers' Conference June 20-26, 2004 Delaware Valley College Doylestown, PA Rooms: $20.00 per person per night Meals: $3.40 for breakfast only Dorm: "near the parking lot" and not air-conditioned I failed to ask about linens and towels. As I recall, we supplied our own at the conference at DVC in 2001. Correct me if I'm wrong. I will also inquire of the college in my fut
7. [PIATT] p.s. regarding where Peter P. PYEATT resided in the 1860's [1]
I forgot to mention that if you have access to the 1880 census (either by means of Ancestry.com or through FamilySearch.org), their last name has been misspelled. They have it listed as PYEATH (yes, that's an H on the end). They are listed as living in Jackson Twp., Polk County, Missouri. If you check there, you will see that the children, Peter, Jr. & Lena Rebecca are listed as being born in Illinois. Good luck!! Sharolynn P.S. Marianne, my e-mails with the attached photos were returned to me as un
8. [PIATT] Martha Huddy Piatt [0.987971]
Who was her husband? Old Times in Old Monmoth (not sure about the author, written in the late 1800's) has the petition to Congress of one Martha Piatt, daughter of Captain Joshua Huddy. At the time of the petition, Dec. 21, 1836, she is 70 years old and living in Cincinnati. Her father was an officer in the NJ Militia during the Revolution. He was hanged by the British in 1780. Robin Pyatt Bellamy www.triedit.net Member, OGS, NGS, GHRS
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