Taylor Hyatt spent his life in the Fairview section of the country and on the Eagles nest road, where his home was.spouse: Young, Rosa (>1845 - )
spouse: Brecheison, Olin (1904 - 1993)
spouse: Taylor, Alfred (~1826 - )
spouse: Lokken, Walter (<1900 - )
spouse: Estep, Mandy (~1906 - )
spouse: Callahan, Thomas Patrick (1895 - 1950)
spouse: Robinson, Elizabeth M (~1828 - 1869)
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spouse: Briscoe, Frances (~1862 - )
spouse: Gladden, Martha Ann (1854 - 1927)
spouse: Ella, (1851 - )
spouse: Gallup, M (~1857 - )
John C. Hyatt looking for more info.. contact him at JHyatt2740@@aol.com
spouse: Seery, Mary Rose (<1904 - )
Fred Hyatt B.14-3-1870. Married Ellen Fox B. 1893. Corsley Yorkshire. Fred was first a blacksmith, but he became a butcher when he was living with his sister and brother in law who was a butcher in Stalybridge Lancs. Ellen's parents William + Sarah Ann Fox. William Fox had been a stone mason like most of the Fox family in Cawthorne Yorkshire and had moved to 149 Knowle St Stalybridge Lancs with some of there family and become butchers with a large corner shop. This is how Fred met Ellen who was Williams younger sister. Between 1891 + 1896 Fred + Ellen may have been living at 69 Huddersfield Rd Stalybridge this is were Gweneth there first child was born in 1896. Fred returned to being a blacksmith and farrier and had his own business at the "Victoria Shoeing Forge" Mellor St Droylsden. They were living at 11 Buller St Droylesden when Herbert there last chid was born in 1905, later they moved to 24 Cemetery Rd Droylsden a much larger house, this is where Fred died on the 17th Oct 1930. Ellen died 7 Sept 1940 whilst living with Lillian at Hadden Hall Rd. Fred and Ellen's children: Gweneth Martha B. 5-10-1896 D.19-03-1983.86yrs Gertrude Mary B.Approx1898 D.08-08-1951.53yrs Lillian Fox B.Approx1900 D.26-01-1976.75yrs Agnes B.Jun qtr 1902 D.25-09-1974.72yrs Herbert B.08-07-1905 D.17-11-1975.70yrs Gweneth Martha Hyatt married Joseph Jackson 8-4-1922 they had one daughter Joan B.24-9-1927. Joan Jackson married James Young 18-3-1961 they have no children. Gertrude Mary Hyatt married Joseph Arthur Dickings. She had several miscarried pregnances but no living children. Lillian Fox Hyatt married James Davey 28-3-1921. She had several miscarried pregnances and had one child Maria B.15-3-1940 8 Haven St who lived only two days, no living hildren. Agnes Hyatt married Sept qtr 1928 Leonard Reid no children. Agnes died 25-9-1974. Leonard died 29-8-1978.spouse: Fox, Ellen (~1870 - 1940)
Graduated from medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and practiced in Greensboro and other cities in North Carolina and Virginia.
Alphabetical Roll of Such Official Records of the Individual Confederate Soldier, as Are to be Found in United States Records, and State Official Rolls, p.401 Hyatt, Fred J.,Pvt. Co. C, 6th La. Cav. Appears on Roll of Prisoners of War, Paroled at Natchitoches, La., June 6, 1865. Res. New Orleans, La
spouse: Roberts, Esther Marian (1894 - 1987)
spouse: Ritchie, Rebecca A (~1835 - )
George Hyatt (Killed over Netherlands during second World war).
spouse: Scott, Janie (~1842 - 1915)
spouse: Benham, Mary (1835 - 1913)
spouse: Crofoot, Polly (*1770 - )
Appears in New Fairfield in the 1820 census. Listed with is wife and two children, Mary Ann and Isaac. Probably married here for Roxcenie's father John Carley is listed here in 1790, 1800 and 1810. Abt 1818 Roxcene inherited her share of her father's estate. She and Gilead lived out the rest of their lives here. Gilead was a laborer and four of his sons were at one time shoemakers. A fire in New Fairfield destroyed most of the records but some cemetery records list Gilead as a landsman in the Navy in the 1812 war. He died in the home of his son in law Nelson Durgy at the age of 86 and is buried in Union Cemetery (Balls Pond Cemetery) in New Fairfield. His headstone reads "gone but not forgotten".spouse: Carley, Roxenie (1794 - 1871)
United States Records, and State Official Rolls, p.401 Hyatt, H.,Pvt. Co. -, Lafourche Regt. La. Mil. Appears on List of Prisoners of War, Captured and paroled at Labadieville, La., Oct. 27, 1862.
spouse: Smathers, Alford Clifford (1820 - 1916)
1880 Census WYOMING, NY
spouse: Phelps, ? (~1855 - )
[Ralph_Hyatt.FTW]HELEN JOSEPHINE HYATT WAS BORN IN CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND CO., PA. SHE IS INTERRED IN VALLEY FORGE GARDENS CEMETERY,KING OF PRUSSIA,MONTGOMERY CO., PA.
spouse: Hammond, William H (1855 - 1910)
See Betty Marie Foster info provided by her. I have copy of newspaper article quoted here but not dated to year she died. "An accidental overdose of a sleep inducing poder caused her death Sunday morning" at her home at 510 West Woodland AVenue. Wife of Abe Crowe, mine operator, had been of poor health.*** See Book Cover or first inside sheets for Family Photospouse: Crowe, Abe (>1885 - )
All kids b. in Ithaca. There was a black diphtheria epidemic in 1881, and abt 1/3 of Ithaca d. The sources of info are the same, plus the 1870 Census of Ithaca, Lakeview Cem, Ithaca. Bradford and Susan are my grandparents.
Info from 1850 Census of Ithaca, NY p.429; Tompkins Co. Health Dept.; City Cemetery, Ithaca; Tompkins Co. NY Church Rec compiled by Jean Worden, pub. 1985 Anundsen Pub., p. 138-142; Christopher bur in Ithaca City Cem.
Henry was a private in Company K, Second regiment, Heavy Artillery, enlisted for a three year term on Jan. 4, 1864. He was killed on June 22, 1864 from a neck wound suffered in a skirmish with Hill's rebel division with five others about 3 miles southe of Petersburg and a mile east of Weldon Railroad. He was buried along the road with Colt of F Company. His wife Melissa at age 22 was left with 4 children the oldest not yet six years old.spouse: Bouton, Melissa (1841 - )
All kids b. in Ithaca. There was a black diphtheria epidemic in 1881, and abt 1/3 of Ithaca d. The sources of info are the same, plus the 1870 Census of Ithaca, Lakeview Cem, Ithaca. Bradford and Susan are my grandparents.
spouse: Cook, Edith Rose (<1920 - )
:For info see Jesse W Hyatt born Nov. 16, 1812 .
Henry Otis Hyatt, M.D. was listed as one of the best known and skilled physicians in the state of North Carolina, residing at Kinston. Being the only child by his dad's first wife, the second marriage gave issue to several children. His mother was a woman of vigorous intellect of stout, yet symmetrical figure, and in these particulars it was said her son bears strong resemblance. Henry was readred in the town of Tarboro, educated in a male academy and studied Greek and Latin. Inherited wealth from his mothers estate and many slaves but at the soon close of the civil war left him in poverty. Education was no longer attempted and he set out for a trade. Blackmith took his interested but later entered the office of Dr. N. J. Pittman and asked to be accepted as a student in medicine. See "Cyclopedia of Eminent and Representive Men of the Carolinas, Vol. 2. 1892" for much more information.
Herbert Hyatt who was a Registered Shoeing Smith worked in the family forge and blacksmiths workshop in Mellor St Droylsden (the building is still there but has suffered over the years from change and fire damage and was mostly rebuilt in 1994) he married Alice Doreen Dyer Born 10 Jul 1911 New Mills Derbyshire, a ladies hairdresser, the Dyer trade, they married on the 18 Aug 1935 in St Marys Parish Church Droylsden M/c. Doreen and Herbert had one child Colin Born 26 Aug 1936. The family moved south to Dorset approx 1947 and then into Hampshire in 1950/51. Herbert died 17thNov 1975. Doreen Hyatt is now 86yrs old but now suffers from severe senile dementia and is in a nursing home in Locksheath quite close to where her son lives.spouse: Dyer, Alice Doreen (1911 - )
The UK Marriage Witness Index Report MUSTOE Philip, 32 Geraint's Way, Cowbridge, CF71 7AY, UK pmustoe@@uk.mdis.co.uk Witness: Caroline Gabriel GOULD St John Baptist Groom: William Herbert HYATT Newton Nottage Bride: Gabriel May GOULD GLA 27Jun1936 Witness: J ADAMS St John Baptist http://midas.ac.uk/genuki/mwi/submit.html Queries to the indexes can be made through: http://midas.ac.uk/genuki/mwi/query.htmlspouse: Gould, Gabriel May (<1918 - )
spouse: Burchfield, Mary (<1745 - )
1850 USA Census Cherokee County.. pg 4B hh#48 spelled Hecsekiah on census and reported as a Farmer..
spouse: Adams, Artie (~1910 - )
WWI Vet
spouse: Best, Ruth E (~1890 - )
spouse: Isaacs, Carlean (1910 - )
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spouse: Younkin, Henry (~1867 - )
spouse: Garison, John Wheeler (~1893 - )
All children b. in Ithaca, Tompkins, NY. Ira was a confederate soldier and settled in New Orleans. John was a union soldier. He and Sarah are my great grandparents. From: jevans@@rmisp.com (Jim Evans) Info from 1850 Census of Ithaca, NY p.429; Tompkins Co. Health Dept.; City Cemetery, Ithaca; Tompkins Co. NY Church Rec compiled by Jean Worden, pub. 1985 Anundsen Pub., p. 138-142; Christopher bur in Ithaca City Cem.
Gates CO NC 1860 Census Pg 303 Age 73 Blacksmithspouse: Louisa, (1797 - )
spouse: Humphries, Elizabeth (~1801 - )
spouse: Brown, Millard Tom (>1907 - )
spouse: Perkins, Floice A (1922 - )
Found in United States Records, and State Official Rolls, p.401 Hyatt, J. (also Huitt, J. N.),Pvt. Co. K, 3rd La. Inf. En. May 17, 1861, New Orleans. Rolls from June to Aug., 1861, Present. Roll for Sept. and Oct., 1861, Absent in Neosho. Roll for Nov. and Dec., 1861, Detailed in Q. M. Dept. Rolls from May to Oct., 1861, Absent, sick, Little Rock, Ark. Roll for Nov. and Dec., 1862, Deserted.
Gates Co NC 1860 Census PG 303
spouse: Watkins, Rizpah Norwood (~1800 - )
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They are now buried in the Baptist graveyard in Carmel, NY (just north of NYC) They had a son, James D. Hyatt, who lived in Putnam County, NY. He married Minerva Mead...they had 5 girls and nine boys. One of which was John W. Hyatt (b. 8/11/1844) John W. was 9 years old when the family moved to Sheboygan Co. Wisconsin. He and two of his brothers served in Co H, 31st Wisconsin Vol. Infantry (Div?). He served almost 3 years before being discharged.spouse: Barrett, Ann (1782 - 1860)