Thomas Jackson WYATT & Mary Louisa McCRAY

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Thomas Jackson WYATT
Mary Louisa McCRAY

Husband: Thomas Jackson WYATT
Birth: 6 Apr 1835, MO
Death: 1887
Father: William T. WYATT
Mother: Rachel THOMPSON

Marriage: 23 Apr 1857, Grundy Co., MO

Wife: Mary Louisa McCRAY
Birth: 20 Feb 1836, Monroe Co., TN
Death: 1882
Father: William McCRAY
Mother: Nancy Anderson BRYANT

Children — born in MO:

1. Florence WYATT, b. 1857/8
2. Mary L. WYATT, d. Jun 1882, buried Grundy Co., MO
3. T.J. WYATT, d. 1883, buried Grundy Co., MO
4. William Benton WYATT, b. Aug 1861, Mercer Co., MO
5. Etta WYATT, b. 1864
6. Louana WYATT, b. 1867
7. J.W. WYATT, b. 1870
8. Clara WYATT, b. 1873
9. Charles P. WYATT, b. 19 Oct 1876

Sources:

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

2. Jordan R. Dodd, ed. 1998. Marriage Index: Missouri, 1851-1900 (Broderbund CD-234):

Wyatt, Thomas J. McCrea, Mary 23 Apr 1857 Grundy Co.

3. 1860 Census: Washington Twp., Mercer Co., MO (extracted by Lawrence May):

0707-01 WYATT, T.J. 25 M MO

0707-02 WYATT, M.L. 24 F TN

0707-03 WYATT, Florence 2 F MO

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