James WYATT & Margaret SMITH

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James WYATT
Margaret SMITH

Husband: James WYATT
Birth: ca. 1766, Rowan Co., NC
Death: 1839, McCracken Co., KY
Father: John WYATT
Mother: Rachel HANNAH

Marriage: 1799
Migration: 1838, moved to McCracken Co., KY

Wife: Margaret SMITH
Birth: c1770, NC
Death: McCracken Co., KY

Children — born in Davidson Co., NC:

1. Judah WYATT, b. 1800/1
2. Frederick WYATT, b. 1801/2; m. Susannah __?__
3. Rachael WYATT, b. 1804; m. Kirby JONES
4. Nancy WYATT, b. 1807; m. Jesse THOMAS
5. John WYATT, b. 1808/9; m. Delaney BROWNING
6. Lorenzo Dow WYATT, b. Dec 1812; m. Lucinda Caroline DUNAWAY
7. Dempsy WYATT, b. 1815; m. Martha E. ENDSLEY
8. Peter WYATT, b. 1817/8; m. Elizabeth Jane MORGAN
9. Rhoda WYATT, b. 24 May 1818; m. Daniel JONES
10. William WYATT, b. 1829; m. Elizabeth F. SPENCE
11. Mary Ann WYATT, b. 18??; m. Edmund A.H. BROWNING

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; USA, US, United States, Kentucky, North Carolina

Sources:

1. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 9, Pedigree #2887.

2. Messages in the Wyatt Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com).

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