Melvin Leslie WYATT & Orpha HICKMAN

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Melvin Leslie WYATT
Orpha HICKMAN

Husband: Melvin Leslie "Jack" WYATT
Birth: 29 Nov 1885, Spickard, Grundy Co., MO
Death: 15 Mar 1974
Disposition: buried Spickard Masonic Cemetery, Grundy Co., MO
Father: William Benton WYATT
Mother: Elizabeth Union "Betty" McKINNON

Marriage:

Wife: Orpha HICKMAN

Children:

1. Robert Harding WYATT
2. Elwood Jackson WYATT, b. 5 Feb 1917; d.s.p. 15 Mar 1918
3. Winton Earl "Peck" WYATT, b. 25 Feb 1918; d. May 1942; m. Roberta PROTHERO

Sources:

1. Family Group Sheet by Betty Ann (Matthiesen) Cogliati and her grandmother, Maude Irene (Thompson) Rose.

2. Hathaway, Mrs. Lee & Mrs. Vernal Ralston. 1962-64. Spickard Masonic Cemetery, Grundy County, MO (online at Grundy Co. MOGenWeb site; n.b., notations are additions by the compilers et al. — not necessarily information from the tombstone):

WYATT Elwood J. 05 Feb 1917 15 Mar 1918 Son of M.L. & Orpha

WYATT Winton Earl (Peck) 25 Feb 1918 12 May 1942

WYATT Melvin L. 29 Nov 1885 15 Mar 1974 Son of Benton & Betty (McKinnon); his wife Orpha Hickman

3. LDS. Ancestral File (online).

4. All notes and research on McAllister/Allison Family Scotland>PA>NC>KY>IL>USA [link died] by Susan A. Allison Willmott.

5. Broderbund. 1997. World Family Trees. Vol. 8, Pedigree No. 2318.

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