:For info see Jesse W Hyatt born Nov. 16, 1812
spouse: Fritsche, William Charles (~1875 - )
spouse: Chapin, Wells (~1826 - )
spouse: Roby, Hezekiah (1820 - )
San Francisco Call Newspaper:- 1879 Marriages - FEEFHS Web-Base File: SF1879M Marriage Record Numbers 1879M-1 thru 1879M-3426spouse: Cruttenden, Louise Cobb (<1859 - )
spouse: Skinner, Mattie Lou (~1898 - )
CIVIL WAR MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENT - HYATT, THEODORE Rank and organization: First Sergeant, Company D, 127th Illinois Infantry. Place and date: At Vicksburg, Miss., 22 May 1863. Entered service at: Gardner, Ill. Birth: Pennsylvania, Date of issue: 9 July 1894. Citation: Gallantry in the charge of the "volunteer storming party."
Janis De Lay "ENTERED ON PACKET BOAT PHILADELPHIA IN CONN. AS ENDENTURED CARPENTER, NAME WAS SPELLED HYETT AT THAT TIME, SHIPS MANIFEST IS STILL AVAILABLE IN HISTORY MUSEUM" =AE289***See Frank Stanley Hyatt for his offspring and Coat of Arms on a shield***American Armoury and Blue Book 1907 says Thomas settled in Stamford, Conn., 1640, served in King Phillip's War.***spouse: Russell, Elizabeth (<1621 - >1657)
spouse: Experience, (~1680 - )
See Moses Hyatt 1799 note
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Randy Hyatt says Thomas had four sons that served in the Revolution.spouse: Smith, Elsie (~1729 - )
Randy Hyatt says In 1779 Thomas had his property confiscated for his loyalty to the crown and moved to Newtown, Long Island.
spouse: Susanah, (*1783 - )
spouse: Lemon, Margaret (~1837 - )
From: "John D Hyatt" <HYATTS4@@brigadoon.com> (I have made minor corrections in spelling and grammar, and have inserted paragraph breaks for easier reading, otherwise the letters are presented as written. Thomas and John were not able to join with their Newton Co. cousins. Tom and John enlisted in the 35th Ga. Vol. Inf. and fought in Virginia under Lee. Ples and his brothers enlisted in the 34th Ga. Vol. Inf. and fought in the Army of Tennessee under Braxton Bragg and Joe E. Johnston. Tom was fatally wounded at Mechanicsville during the Seven Days campaign and John was killed not long after. The flag of the 35th Ga. can be seen in the museum at the Capitol in Atlanta. I am in the process - temporarily stalled - of writing a book titled "This Cruel War" about the life of Pleasant Woodard based on his letters plus historical background. I have four chapters completed. ) -- Letter of Thomas J. Hyatt (b 1846), ggggg grandson of Charles Hyatt (b 1600), also son of Pleasant Hyatt (b aft 1810) (brother of Elisha) in Newton Co. to Pleasant Woodard Hyatt in Heard Co. Georgia, Newton County , August 9th, 1861 , Dear Cousin, I seat myself this evening to write you a few lines to let you know that I am yet alive, and the rest of the people here. Ples, I haven't anything to write that is good, for there is no news here, only rain. We have plenty of that. It is not worthwhile for me to spend a great deal of time in writing about crops. I will just simply say that they are as good as crops ever get to be. I have been in the habit of writing something sort of funny when I write to you, but Ples, I haven't it this time, for I have joined a company to go to the war and that has vanished all my fun. Ples, this is a solemn time with me, though I am in hopes that this is the worst. Our company is not made up yet. We have only 50 men. I am not certain that it will be made up, but I think that it will for we have as good a captain as there is in the county. You know him very well, his name is James White, Colonel. Ples, I would like to go with you the best in the world, and I would like to go with Jim and Bill. ...If you will get Jim and Bill in the notion by the first of December we will all go together and gain the victory or die. If you get in this notion by that time - no, not by that time, but now, I would like for you to let me know soon and I will withdraw from my company and will go with you, or if you are willing to go in this company, come and we will go with it. Do not think that I am a-urging the necessity to hard on you, for I mean nothing of that sort. I just want to go with you. I received your letter and after I had read it I was glad to know that you are yet my friend, for I have always regarded you as my best friend, though I have been informed different, Ples, you said that somebody has been a-telling damn lies about (you and me), if so alright with us. Ples, I will close my letter by saying that you must answer my letter as soon as you can, for I may have to leave in a month from this time. So nothing more, only remember your best friend. Thomas J. Hyatt(Postscript) Our last company of volunteers left the other day. Five negroes climbed up on a well to see them and fell in. Two are dead and one more nearly. ---- The following letter is written on the back of Thomas's letter. Georgia, Newton County Dear Cousin, I take my pen in hand to let you know that I ain't forgot you yet. Ples I am well and as bad as ever. I am going to the war and I want you to go with me. I received your letter and was glad to hear from you. I would like to see you all before I leave for the war. Ples, if I never see you no more, remember your best friend. So nothing more. John P. Hyatt
spouse: Lee, Susan Price (1863 - 1948)
spouse: Hayes, Jules (>1907 - )
For info see Jesse W Hyatt born Nov. 16, 1812
spouse: Harris, Haskel (1916 - 1991)
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, Walter,Corpl. Co. C, 5th La. Inf. En. May 10, 1861, Camp Moore. Rolls from May to Aug., 1861, Absent or present not stated. Roll for Sept. and Oct., 1861, Discharged. Record copied from Memorial Hall, New Orleans, La., by the War Dept., Washington, D. C., May, 1903, born Louisiana, occupation carpenter, Res. New Orleans, married.
spouse: Jones, Catherine A (1883 - 1937)
lived in Los Angeles, Calif in 1987
SOUTH CAROLINA 1920 CENSUS INDEX UNION COUNTY
spouse: Haynes, Rita (>1910 - )
spouse: Gratwood, Ann (~1720 - )
spouse: Millard, Sarah (~1751 - )
The COPELANDS were from VA and went on to Orange Co, IN after spending some time in KY. There is some debate going on in COPELAND circles whether this Sarah COPELAND is the same as Sally COPELAND, both daughters of Jacob COPELAND and Annie HENTON. Sally being a usual nickname for Sarah. I would appreciate any info you may have on this line in order to resolve this question. Thanks, Jane DRAKE BRODYspouse: Copeland, Sarah (1797 - 1873)
CENSUS RECORDS 1830 Haywood Co NC pg.- 375 WILLIAM HYATT 1 male 20-30 1 female 20-30; 1 female 0-5 1840 not found, 1850 not found, 1860 not found, 1870 Howell Co, MO--living with daughter, Mary Ellen Vess. *HFA* see Ann Broadbent file on Hyatts for notes 1830 cnesus, Haywood Co NC pg 375 William Hyatt 1 male 20-30 1 female 20-30 1 female 0-5 1870 census Howell Co MO - living with his daughter Mary Ellen Vessspouse: Nelson, Sarah (*1804 - )
spouse: Pease, Mary (~1815 - )
He received his education in public schools. In 1840 he marri ed Emily Benham, who died in 1861. He entered the army as First Lieu tenant of Company A, 37th Indiana Volunteer, and came out as Captai n of the same company. In 1873 he sent in his resignation, which wa s accepted. He was discharged Sep 5, 1863. He was in several engagem ents and skirmished, including Tallahoma, Bowling and Stone River. I n 1864 he married Mahaley Waggoner. In the same year he was elected to the Indiana State Senate by the Republican party. He had served two terms as Justice of the Peace before this. While in the Senate he was a sup porter of the 14th amendment. He later made the race for Sheriff aga inst P. McCullough but was defeated. He resided with his wife and th ree children on a 270 acre farm in Shelby Township. He was 67 year s of age and in poor health. He Contracted lung trouble and also ha d his hearing impaired while in the army. He had been a Mason for 3 0 odd years and a member of the M.E.Church for 12 years. (Reference to son Charley, wife Emma and son George. A previous marriage to Dora? with two sons Jay and William) not sure which family of William he belonged to.)spouse: Benham, Emily (*1823 - )!Source: "History and Directory of Ripley County" by Ed. C. Jerman ( reprint 1983) and "Ripley County History, Book 1" by the Ripley Count y Historical Society Committee
See Moses Hyatt 1799 note
From:Colin Hyatt 44 Barnes Lane Sarisbury Green Southampton O31-7BZ.UK Telephone No. 01489-573997. William became a blacksmith by trade. Great grandfather William Hyatt is buried in Monkton Farleigh churchyard with his first wife Jane + ninth child Benjamin Theador.spouse: Fox, Jane (1839 - 1884)
1880 Census FREDERICK, MD Enum. Dist. 81 Reel 510 Page 329 Date: 06/12--spouse: C, Emma (1851 - )
From:Colin Hyatt 44 Barnes Lane Sarisbury Green Southampton O31-7BZ.UK Telephone No. 01489-573997. William Hyatt jnr B.Jun qtr 1868 was blacksmith in Monkton Farleigh were he stayed till some time after his fathers death, he then moved to Hanham nr Bristol were he died 22ndJune 1902. He married Mary Jane Sparks a dressmaker of Patchway Almondsbury South Gloucestershire on the 1stAugust 1893 at Thornbury Register Office. They had four known children:spouse: Sparks, Mary Jane (<1879 - )
spouse: Moore, Clarissa Jane (1886 - )
Born on the Hyatt homestead place on the Eagles Nest Road. In 1903 he went into business with R M Rhinehart under the name of Hyatt and Rhinehart which later became Hyatt and Campbell and still later, on the death of another member, was known as Hyatt and Company. In 1925 was on the Board of Trustees of the Haywood County Hospital until 1932 when elected chairman of the Board of County Commissioners.
spouse: Kimbrell, Janice (1885 - )
Enlisted in the Civil war at age 17.
From:Colin Hyatt 44 Barnes Lane Sarisbury Green Southampton O31-7BZ.UK Telephone No. 01489-573997. He is shown as a Motor Driver in two Wills left to him one from his grandfather William the other from his uncle Roland Walter, he married a girl called Edith they had a girl called Honorine and a boy called Hayden Ewart nothing more known.
spouse: Elizabeth, (1853 - )
spouse: Main, Laina E (1890 - 1937)
spouse: Mc Bride, Susan (1877 - 1949)
spouse: Latimer, Grace E (1894 - 1965)
Posted at 3:10 a.m. EST Tuesday, November 25, 1997 LANCASTER -- Mr. W.H. Hyatt, Jr., 82, of 1013 Westover P l., died November 22, 1997 at Piedmont Medical Center, Rock Hill. Funeral is 2 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church with Revs. Dr. Steve Morgan, Kevin Cooley and James L. Hyatt, Jr. officiating. Burial is in Westside Cemetery. Visitation is at the home. Born in Lancaster County, he was a son of the late William Henry Hyatt, Sr. and Arlevia Sowell Hyatt. He was a retired owner and operator of Stogner Motor Company, a member of First United Methodist Church, Jackson Masonic Lodge No. 53, Hejaz Shrine Temple and the Jackson Shrine Club. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Mildred Stogner Hyatt of Lancaster; son, Johnny L. Hyatt of Lancaster; daughters, Mrs. Byron (Barbara) Privette and Mrs. C.F. ``Sonny'' (Judy) Rushing, both of Lancaster; grandchildren, Mrs. Stevie (Sunni) Walters of Pinehurst, NC, Miss Amye Rushing of Columbia, Richard C. Hough, W. Eric Hough and Miss Janie Jordan, all of Lancaster; and great-grandchildren, Erica and Katie Hough, both of Lancaster. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, P.O. Box 608, Lancaster, SC 29720 or the Hejaz Shrine Temple, P.O. Box 667, Mauldin, SC 29662. Mahaffey Funeral Home is in charge.spouse: Stogner, Mildred (~1915 - )
spouse: Ferrier, Mary (1902 - 1944)
spouse: May, Gabriel (<1918 - )
For info see Jesse W Hyatt born Nov. 16, 1812
See Moses Hyatt 1799 note
was a prospectorspouse: McDonald, Mary L A (1864 - 1947)
1850 USA Census Buncombe County, pg#213-213B hh#239
For info see Jesse W Hyatt born Nov. 16, 1812
spouse: Cochran, Violinda Monta Daur (1894 - 1981)
For info see Jesse W Hyatt born Nov. 16, 1812
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.
Jennifer Bawden
!Olcott Gen. LDS Archivesspouse: Olcott, Thomas (~1581 - 1627)