1.  Jordan R. Dodd, ed.  1993.  Kentucky Marriages:  Early to 1850.  Liahona Research, Orem, UT (Broderbund CD-229):

Wyatt, Jonathan

Wheeler, Sarah

Feb 27, 1811

Livingston Co.

2.  AIS Census Indexes (online at Ancestry.com):

1810

WYATT

JONATHAN

Livingston County

KY

p. 158

00100-00100-01

These data indicate:

No. & Sex	Age Class	Therefore Born	Individuals Inferred
1 male	16-25	1784-1794	= Jonathan
1 female	16-25	1784-1794	= Sarah (b. 1789)
1 slave	all ages	in or bef. 1810	= name unknown

Is their marriage date wrong?  Did he have an earlier wife?  Did they live together before they were married?

3.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1820 (Broderbund CD-314):

1820

Wyatt, Jonathan

KY

Livingston Co.

Salem

p. 13

4.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1830 (Broderbund CD-315):  not found.

5.  Willard Rouse Jillson.  1925.  The Kentucky Land Grants. Filson Club Publ., Louisville, KY (online at Ancestry.com; Broderbund CD-650):

Part 1, Chap. VII, Grants West of the Tennessee River, 1822-1858
Pg	Grantee	Acres	Book	Pg	Township	Range	Standard Designation1
890	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	2	18	N W Qr Sec 28	T-1 R-1 W	NW¼ S28.T1?.R1W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	2	76	N E Qr Sec 28	T-1 R-1 W	NE¼ S28.T1?.R1W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	2	144	S E Qr Sec 26	T-1 R-2 E	SE¼ S26.T1?.R2E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	5	306	N W Qr Sec  5	T-1 R-1 E	NW¼ S 5.T1?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	5	306	N E Qr Sec 32	T-2 R-1 E	NE¼ S32.T2?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	5	307	S E Qr Sec 19	T-1 R-1 W	SE¼ S19.T1?.R1W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	5	307	S W Qr Sec 26	T-1 R-1 W	SW¼ S26.T1?.R1W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	5	309	N W Qr Sec 33	T-2 R-1 E	NW¼ S33.T1?.R1E
891	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	5	310	S W Qr Sec 27	T-1 R-1 W	SW¼ S27.T1?.R1W
	Wyatt, Jno	160	5	322	N E Qr Sec 17	T-3 R-3 E	NE¼ S17.T3?.R3E
	Wyatt, Jno	160	5	407	S W Qr Sec 15	T-6 R-1 E	SW¼ S15.T6?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	6	338	S W Qr Sec 342	T-7 R-2 W	SW¼ S34.T7?.R2W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	6	338	S W Qr Sec 342	T-7 R-2 W	SW¼ S34.T7?.R2W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	10	59	N E Qr Sec 33	T-2 R-1 E	NE¼ S33.T2?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	10	59	N W Qr Sec  2	T-1 R-1 E	NW¼ S 2.T1?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	10	60	S E Qr Sec 27	T-1 R-1 W	SE¼ S27.T1?.R1W
	Wyatt, Jonathan	480	10	60	N W, S W, & S E Qr Sec 32	T-2 R-1 E	NW¼ S32.T2?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan						SW¼ S32.T2?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan						SE¼ S32.T1?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	10	174	S W Qr Sec 19	T-5 R-1 E	SW¼ S19.T5?.R1E
	Wyatt, Jonathan	160	10	174	S E Qr Sec 23	T-1 R-1 E	SE¼ S23.T1?.R1E
Total		3360

¹Jillson has me somewhere between perplexed and astonished.  How can someone who did so much work with land records have so little (apparent) understanding of land designation?  The data he gives in the "Township" column do not represent the township, they're the aliquot and section.  The data he gives in the "Range" column are the township and range.  There's an explanation of these terms on a page called "GLO Terms and Field Definitions" at the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) web site [link died].  If you're used to the standard designations, Jillson's are hard to read, so I've given the correct ones in the rightmost column.  Trouble is, Jillson hasn't given us all the data, that is, he hasn't given us the direction of the township from the base line and which base line was used.  Perhaps he intended us to assume a baseline and assume a direction (e.g., north), so the designations would be T1N, T2N, T7N, etc., of some East-West base line.  However, there is no standard base line in KY, at least not as given by the map of "Principal Meridians and Base Lines" online at the BLM web site [link died], so it will take some digging to find out what this "special" base line was.
²Yes, this record is a duplicate.  I suspect one of the aliquots is wrong, but no way to tell which one.
Also getting land in the same area:  McGilbra, Eli, James, and Frederick WYATT.

6.  WorldConnect (online at RootsWeb.com).