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1. Re: [PIATT] Peter Pyatte's Tennessee land [1]
Hi, Laverne -- (1) There is also a reference to Peter Pyeatt in North Carolina Grants in Tennessee, 1778-1791, page 86. Here are my notes: Pyatt, Peter, Sgt. -- 428 acres, 1786 Davidson, on the East fork of Mill Creek, assigned grant to James McCuistien [III:253] There is a fuller description in Nancy Maxwell's "Peter Pyeatt Timeline," which may be the complete abstract: "Assigns warrant for 428 a. on E Fork of Mill Creek, a S branch of Cumberland R. in Davidson Co., TN, to Thomas McCuist
2. Piatt's Landing [1]
I had the pleasure of spending some time at ACPL last Saturday and took the opportunity to browse through _A Storeboat on the Ohio River, 1838-1840_ by Jonathan Newman Hamilton. This book was originally typed up from Jonathan Newman Hamilton's diary manuscript by Covington Williams of St. Charles, IL, a descendent, and "mimeographed for the family" in 1960. To my delight, it contained two references to Piatt's Landing. This was, I believe, located near Rabbit Hash in Boone County, Kentucky, and a F
3. Jake's Spanish Passport [1]
From the book Passports of Southeastern Pioneers 1770-1823: Indian, Spanish and other Land Passports for Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, North and South Carolina, by Dorothy Williams Potter: page 14 District of Tensi or Cumberland families Jorge Cook -- 1 man, 1 woman, 1 child, 3 negroes, 1 plough, 2 spades, 2 axes Benjamin Drack (Drake?) -- 1 man, 1 woman Juan Gaskins -- 1 man, 1 woman, 3 children Thomas Behr -- 1 man, 1 woman, 2 children, 2 negroes Daniel Hardigill -- 1 man, 1 wo
4. Re: PIATT-D Digest V04 #74 [1]
STILL LOOKOING TO FIND MORE ON DORA PIATT HARRISON HER FATHER JOHN HARRISON OF DARKE CO. GREENVILLE OHIO AREA OR NEW MADISON , BRADFORD, SAVONA AREA. THANKS PHILLY925@AOL.COM OF PIQUA OHIO NORTH OF DAYTON OHIO THANKS
5. [PIATT] Jacob Pyeatt: Jake's Spanish Passport [1]
Hi, Laverne -- I suspect that that 2 different Jacob Pyeatts were recorded in the 1788 Spanish passports to Natchez, since the travellers were recorded as coming from two entirely separate regions: (1) Jacob Pyatt, single man, from District of Kentucke. He was probably Jacob Pyeatt IV from Ohio Co., VA, and Jefferson Co., KY, travelling alone; this Jacob, born ca 1765 Path Valley PA, was the son of Jacob Pyeatt III and Nancy Dunham/Dunning?. This Jacob was later (1792) recorded as a settler in the
6. Peter Pyatte's Tennessee land [1]
Found on microfilm at the East Tennessee Historical Society in Knoxville TN last spring: <
7. [PIATT] Two Daughters of John Pyeatt and Martha Jane Blair of Guilford Co., NC [1]
Hi, Sharolynn -- John Pyeatt and Martha Jane Blair of Guilford Co., NC, apparently had two daughters, Martha (Patsy) Pyeatt and Jane Pyeatt. Their birth dates are uncertain. (1) Martha (Patsy) Pyeatt -- Here are two web pages that present information about Martha (Patsy) Pyeatt: (1.1) "Tradition is, that John WHITE and Martha (Patsy) PYETT were married in South Carolina and their first born child, was James WHITE born near Nashville, July 27, 1789. We can guess that John WHITE arrived at Nash
8. Piatt Cemetery in MO listed at Rootsweb [1]
Many Piatts are listed as buried in this cemetery: LONE PINE PIATT CEMETERY, Shannon County, Missouri Location: The Piatt Cemetery is located approximately 8 miles north of Eminence, Mo. on 19 highway. Take county road 252 { a right turn} and go about a quarter of a mile and turn right in to the cemetery. Information provided by Carol Piatt. http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mo/shannon/cemeteries/piatt.txt -- Laverne Ingram Piatt Ontario, OH lapiatt@att.net
9. re: Peter and the Pyeatt's in the Carolinas [1]
Robin, I was able to locate a copy of the original book by W. Thomas Smith, "Family tree book, genealogical and biographical : listing the relatives of General William Alexander Smith and of W. Thomas Smith." After reading what was written, it would appear that some of their Pyatt/Pyeatt information is faulty. How much is in error will really require additional research. I plan to go to the FHL in Salt Lake on Saturday with the hope of examining microfilmed copies of their reference materials. This much
10. Capt Wm Piatt named in document [1]
This description accompanies a document which will be offered by e-bay in a live auction on September 26. It is estimated to bring between $3000 and $6000. Whoever buys it, would you bring it to the next conference? Images accompany the ebay listing and I'm sure you can find it by searching for a keyword which appears in the description. WILLIAM H. HARRISON Ordering payment for printing forms for the Regiment. Manuscript DS: "Willm Henry Harrison", =p, 8x6. Upper Sandusky, 1812 December 24. In full: "C
11. Virginia connection [1]
I have been going through my Piatt notes today trying to re-organize so I can get started again. I was reading an e-mail from Laverne I. Piatt Then I noticed this: In the records of the marriage bonds between Hannah Piatt and Isaac Armfield. It says that she was of lawfull age proven by Peter Case. In the 1850 census, Hamilton Co. IN. shows his family and his wife is Ann, ( who is thought to be Hannah's sister?) BUT then I noticed she was born in Virginia and that is where Hannah's parents were born s
12. Curious about Peter Pyatt [0.987408]
I recently uploaded scans of a Smith Family Genealogy book to the www piattresearchers.net website that talk extensively about Peter Pyatt and his family of the Carolinas. They can be found here: http://member-webroots org/deadrelatives/CarolinaPeter.html I would appreciate it if descendent researchers or other researchers who are familiar with this family would give me an opinion on the accuracy of the text as well as information about their ties (if any) to the Rene line. Thanks! Robin
13. Cherokee Pyatt's [0.987408]
Dawes Commission Index 1896 lists three male Pyatts, William L, John W, and James in case number 2672. Does anyone here have further? Thanks, Robin
14. Re: [PIATT] Rosa Barth Piatt [0.987408]
Thanks so much Don! Do you have a gedcom or any dates on the folks from Abraham Piatt/Jane Hagerman forward? My details on this family are sketchy at best! Robin -------Original Message------- From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Date: 03/03/04 02:00:27 To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [PIATT] Rosa Barth Piatt To make it easy to see where Rosa fits into things, the line goes Rene Piatt/Elizabeth Sheffield Jacob Piatt/Mary Hull John Piatt/Frances Wykhoff Van Vliet Abraham Piatt/Annabelle Andrew Abraham P
15. Martin Smith Stuff [0.987408]
~misc notes Ive found recently on Martin Smith~ Beaver County, Pennsylvania History  Volume I  XI. Educational History pp 401-402 Speaks of a Miss Electa Smith, Daughter of General Martin Smith. She opened the first school in Beavertown, Beaver Co, PA. This was 1799 or 1800 when she, with her father Martin Smith, was moving from thier home in Connecticut to Ohio. They stayed a few days in Beavertown and the locals convinced Electa to stay and teach. Beaver County, Pennsylvania History  Volume
16. Martin Smith [0.987408]
I spent part of last week in Nicholas County, WV and a couple of things need to be passed on to those of us who are following the WV Piatts/Pyatts/Peyatts. First, in all probability we will never know who John S Pyatt's birth parents are. I spoke with county officials and historical society folks and a prominent genealogist in the area and was told that prior to 1853 Virginians were not required to file birth or death certificates. So the only information we could possibly get would have to come from a
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