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1. [PIATT] Arthur Satterlee Piatt [1]
Is someone looking for Arthur Satterlee Piatt? I have his California death certificate and would be pleased to mail it to a descendant. He died October 28, 1947 in his hometown of Roseville, Placer, CA of an automobile accident at the age of 80. He was married to Bertha Piatt. His father is William Piatt and mother is Nancy Neal - both were born in Covington, KY.
2. [PIATT] Re: PIATT-D Digest V00 #69 [1]
Nathan Piatt was the brother of my great grandfather. I have the Carter line and some of the Piatt line. Am still looking for the mother of Benjamin F. Piatt. Nathan's parents were Benjamin F. Piatt and Ann Carter. Not sure what other info you are seeking. dee29451@AOL.
3. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Hello, I have a NATHAN A. PYATT born 11/20/1875 in Arbuckle, Mason Co., WVA. Possibly this is the same person. He was in the 1860 Marion Co., O. census. If this is the correct one, he was the son of John S. and Mary C. (Snyder) Pyatt. These parents died in Cuba, near Trace Fork, Jackson Co., W.Va. Richard O. Piatt
4. [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Posted on: PIATT Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/p/i/PIATT/queries/5 Surname: PIATT ------------------------- I am looking for the parents of Nathan Alexander Piatt who was born on Nov. 27, 1875, birthplace Sandyville, W. VA. Died on Mar. 31, 1947 in Marion County, Ohio. He married Fannie V. Piatt, dob Nov. 7, 1880, birthplace also Sandyville, W. VA. Fannies parents were Adolphus Morgan and Mary Weaver. Fannies date of death was Dec. 10th, 1943 also in Marion County, Ohio. I
5. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Richard, I do believe that this is my g.g. grandfather. Thank you!! Do you happen to have their birthdates, or the dates upon which they were deceased? Where can I locate this information? Thanks Again! Kelly Redmon ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 11:51 AM Subject: Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt > Hello, > I have a NATHAN A. PYATT born 11/20/1875 in Arbuckle, Mason Co., WVA. > Possibly this is the same person. He was in t
6. [PIATT] Fwd: [WVFAYETT] Re: WV Library e-mail address [1]
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7. [PIATT] Re: PIATT-D Digest V00 #68 [1]
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8. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Greetiings - I have a Nathan Pyeatt, b.1787 - 1812, (KIA) + Martha Ewing. Nathan was born of the first marriage of Maj. Jacob Pyeatt + Rachael Tatum. The second, and more well-known marriage, was to Margaret Finley (1760 - 1822). Maj. Jacob led the wagon train, and subsequent water journey, to Ark., in about 1810. I have no idea who the Tatums were. Also, don't know of any offspring from Natham + Martha Ewing. The Tatum marriage must have taken place in PA, possibly NC. Anybody have any data or though
9. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Hi Kelly, The sources would be the 1870 and 1880 census for Mason Co., W.Va. and the death records at the courthouse. John S. Piatt was born 6/16/1840 died 2/13/1896. His wife, Mary Margaret Catherine or Margaret Catherine was born 5/1/1845 and died 10/11/1929. Both are buried in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Trace Fork, Jackson Co., W.Va.. Richard O. Piatt
10. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Marianne - This one took me by surprise, too. The data I posted is all I have - no children are given for the marriage (Nathan Pyeatt + Martha Ewing). I don't know how much creedance to give this one. To top it all off, I didn't copy down the source, just the data, so I can't go back, or direct you to it for confirmation. Very bad form on my part. . . I'm not sure if this one is worth losing too much sleep over. I thought we had pretty well worked out the line from Rene to us, and this thing caught my
11. Re: [PIATT] Fwd: Mattie PIATT [1]
Hi Liz, The record of their marriage appeared in "Everybodys Ancestry" by N. Louise Lodge. She only wrote this magazine for a short while and she also wrote "The Tribe of Jacob Piatt" from the Boone County, KY clan. Richard O. Piatt (Dick)
12. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
Concerning NATHAN ALEXANDER PIATT I have checked the Piatt Family Newsletter but have not located a man by that exact name. Sandyville WV is in Jackson Co WV, however, and several Piatt families from Monroe Co OH moved to Jackson Co after the Civil War. Both the names Nathaniel and Alexander show up in these families at an earlier date, too early to be Nathan Alexander. However, if someone could check the 1880 census for Jackson Co WV and find Nathan with his parents, I'm sure the link would be quickly ma
13. [PIATT] Re: PIATT-D Digest V00 #72 [1]
My material on Nathan S. Piatt is not very complete. William Carter Piatt, his brother, is my ancestor. Two of WC Piatts granddaughters are still living. Their grandmother lived in their home till she died. Nathan S. Piatt born May 1841, Columbus, Bartholomew, IN. Married Melissa A Hill 5 Dec 1861 Columbus, Bartholomew, IN. This info came from WPA records from the above county.Will have to check my files for sure. I copied a lot of material from LDS.I thought Nathan died in Osborne, KS but Now
14. Re: [PIATT] Fwd: Mattie PIATT [1]
Hello, my name is Evelyn and my husband has Pyatt (Piatt) ancestors. I noticed in your letter that came on line that you had a David Pyatt/Piatt. My husbands GG Grandfather was A David Pyatt born in OHIO (according to census). He married Elizabeth Sackett, A daughters death certificate which I finally located say her mother was a Sackett. In 1850 they were in Jasper Co. Ill. In 1870 they were in Sullivan Co. Missouri. Then I lost them. They had in 1860 : David Piatt 57 born in Ohio farmer
15. Re: [PIATT] John and Serena Pyeatt [1]
Hello Glenna, William Stephenson Pyeatt was the son of Henry Porter and Icyphene (Carnahan) Pyeatt. Richard O. Piatt
16. [PIATT] John and Serena Pyeatt [1]
I am hunting the family of John and Serena Pyeatt who were from Washington County Arkansas then moved on to the Tahlequah Oklahoma area. Their children: Frederick b 1887, d 1967 in Los angeles, Mary, b 1888, Della, b 1890, Robert b 1892, Lemuel b 1895 and Nora Bell b 1896. Lemuel married and had one daughter named Bettie. John was the son of Willam Stephenson Pyeatt and Mary Johnson (half-sister of my ancestor) and Serena's maiden name was Young. she was the daughter of Andrew jackson Young and Dicy Ann S
17. Re: [PIATT] Nathan Piatt [1]
I don't think I have ever heard of this first marriage - or, at least, it escapes me at this time. Could you send me some more info on this first marriage, children, etc? Thanks, Marianne On Sat, 16 Sep 2000 01:54:11 -0700 (PDT), PIATT-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > Greetiings - > I have a Nathan Pyeatt, b.1787 - 1812, > (KIA) + Martha Ewing. Nathan was born > of the first marriage of Maj. Jacob Pyeatt > + Rachael Tatum. > The second, and more well-known marriage, was to Margaret > Finley (1760 - 182
18. Re: [PIATT] Fwd: Mattie PIATT [1]
Let's give a hurrah for trips - fun ones and other kinds! Now, how do you know that Bertha F. and Walter McLean were married in Canada? I just got their death certificates and was surprised to find that Walter was Canadian Also her death certificate says that she was born in Des Moines, IA and not in Indiana where her two older brothers were born. They lived most of their lives in or near Santa Rosa, CA - just a few miles from the Piatt family home in Healdsburg. So, we still don't know much abo
19. Re: [PIATT] Arthur Satterlee Piatt [1]
If you could give me the exact information from the death certificate, I would like to add it to my database at http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/death.html Funny how our 'own' stuff is the last to get done - I bet I have 8 Pyeatt death certificates at my house which aren't on the site yet. Thanks, Marianne On Sun, 17 Sep 2000 10:28:45 EDT, PIATT-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > Is someone looking for Arthur Satterlee Piatt? I have his California death > certificate and would be pleased to mail it to a descen
20. [PIATT] Obit - Nathan Piatt son of Benjamin F. Piatt and Ann Carter [1]
Nathan S. Piatt was the son of Benjamin F. Piatt b Nov 1809 in Virginia d 27 Jun 1875 Batholomew, Indiana. Nathan's mother was Ann Carter b 6 Nov 1814 Gloucester, New Jersey d 26 Apr 1881. The following obit comes from the Mills County Tribune, Glenwood, IA Thurs., July 27 1922. Hope to hear from someone soon. Deb Hascall PIATT, Nathan S., age 81 born: 1841, Columbus Jct., Indiana Died: 22 July 1922, Omaha, Neb. hospital buried: Glenwood Married: (1) 1860;, (2) 1873 to: (1) Malissa Hill,
21. Re: [PIATT] Fwd: Mattie PIATT [1]
Hi Liz, Really busy busy. Been going away a few days at a time, some for research and some for fun. Sorry to be so late with a reply. Yes, it does one good to constantly review. I do it often. The 1830 census does not give names but I assume Joseph Paxton was one of those that would have had to be born in Pottsville, not Pottstown. Yes, I have seen that before, David being the second child of ten children. However, I am not sure of that, because if he was related to the other ones in the area the
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