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Thomas William WYATT
Mary NEEDHAM |
Husband: Thomas William WYATT
Birth: ca. 1763, VA (some say NC) Death: bef. 1850 Military: Revolutionary War: said to have been present at the surrender of Cornwallis Father: Mr. WYATT |
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Wife: Mary NEEDHAM
Birth: 1775-78, VA Death: aft. 1850, prob. Morgan Co., IL |
Children: |
1. John
WYATT, b. 1780-90
2. Thomas Edward WYATT, b. 11 Dec 1789 3. Nancy WYATT, b. ca. 1793 4. Isabella WYATT, b. 1796/7, TN 5. Mary WYATT, b. ca. 1797 6. Edward WYATT, b. 1797/8, TN 7. Nelson WYATT, ca. 1799 8. Elizabeth WYATT, 1801/2, TN 9. (Son A) WYATT, b. 1801-04 — could this son be William T. WYATT (b. 1803, TN)? 10. Eli Martin WYATT, b. 1805/6/9/10 or 18 May 1809 11. Thomas WYATT, b. 1806/7 12. Needham WYATT, b. 27 Jun 1807, TN 13. (Daughter A) WYATT, b. 1810-20 14. Finis W. WYATT, b. 1817/8, Todd Co., KY |
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Comments:
The greatest question in my mind is on what bases are these children attached to these parents? And how do we know that this Thomas Wyatt is the one who came to Todd Co. ca. 1811? Did the parents really go back and forth between KY and TN? Or are there errors in the later census records of the children? I have added Isabella Wyatt to this list of children based solely on the fact that she and her husband were living two doors down from Edward and his wife in the 1850 Census of Morgan Co., IL, which would be an extraordinary coincidence if they were not related. It would make a lot more sense if at least the first two children were not Mary's, both from the standpoint of her age and the span of her fecundity. This is 30 years of child-bearing. Not impossible, but unusual. Do we really have the correct children with these parents? You have to accept a lot of census errors to accept this arrangement (including Mary's age, see Source 5 below). Or is Mary Thomas' second wife? |
Sources:
1. Marriage Record: 2. 1790 3. 1800 4. 1810 5. Heritage Quest. Kentucky 1820 Federal Census: Livingston, Logan, Mason, Mercer, and Todd Counties. Family Quest Archives Digital Microfilm CD M33-26 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
6. 1830 7. 1840 8. Census Microfilm Records: Illinois, 1850 (Broderbund CD-310, Disk 3): Morgan Co., IL, p. 296, 1771/1813, enumerated 13 Oct 1850 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen; this is a difficult record to read, especially the numbers):
8a. A.B. Willhite. [n.d.] Christian Co., Kentucky, Tax List, 1810-1813. (Self-published; available from author at 4396 Coopertown Rd., Russellville, KY 42276, or from the Christian County Genealogical Society, Hopkinsville, KY).
8b. A.B. Willhite. [n.d.] Christian Co., Kentucky, Tax List, 1814-1818. (Self-published; available from author at 4396 Coopertown Rd., Russellville, KY 42276, or from the Christian County Genealogical Society, Hopkinsville, KY). This book is out of print; I do not have a copy. If you have one to sell, please contact me. 8c. A.B. Willhite. [n.d.] Christian Co., Kentucky, Tax List, 1819-1823. (Self-published; available from author at 4396 Coopertown Rd., Russellville, KY 42276, or from the Christian County Genealogical Society, Hopkinsville, KY).
9. Family Group Sheet by John Charles Tippet. 10. Messages in the Wyatt Family Genealogy Forum (online at GenForum.com). |
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