This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/228.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have recently been in contact with a Piatt researcher from the Kentucky area. I asked her if I could give you her email address and she agreed. Her name is Elise and her email address is ejourdan@icx.net. She may very well be able to help you. She did not remember the name Peter but she may have information on the Daniel line. Good Luck! Amanda AKemen@cinci.rr.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/Z.2ACBAEB/228.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you very much for your response. Please keep me in mind, should you run into a Peter Piatt. Thank you, Gwan Louisville KY

I'm looking for Bill Piatt. ----- Bill, I tried to email you this evening because I noticed you tried to access the old Piatt website I had set up through myfamily.com for the Scioto & Adams Co. Piatts (in the Lewis Sr. line) today. I have moved to new website to a new location and have recently added a lot of information to it. I had sent you invitations to the website but you probably did not get them because you have either changed your email or I have it written down wrong. Please contact me at my new email address AKemen@cinci.rr.com. I would still love you to be part of the family site. Keep in touch, Amanda Kemen Cincinnati, OH Any other Piatt family members from Scioto or Adams Co. Ohio that would like to be a part of the site, please email me privately as well.

I looked in my list of Piatt's and do not see anything on this line. You may want to try Laverne. Her email address is Lapiatt@worldnet.att.net. She has been doing Piatt research for some 30 years and will probably be able to help. Amanda ----- Original Message ----- From: <Philly925@aol.com> To: <PIATT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 4:27 PM Subject: Re: [PIATT] PIATT, Nora Ann Adams Co, OH > my grandmother wqs dora piatt harrison i think there is reference of her > ancestories comeing from adam co. phillyy925@aol.con from piqua ohio ( > north of dayton ohio, mothers relatives from darke co ohio her grand father > was a john piatt son of a jakob piatt son of a john piatt looking for > information. > > > ==== PIATT Mailing List ==== > The PIATT mailing list archives can be searched at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/PIATT-L/ > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

I believe that you are either in my line from Adams & Scioto Co. or I have information on your line....unfortunately my familytree maker software is not responding (except with error messages)..I am waiting on an upgrade in the mail. I will put your request in my "things to do" folder, and will happily look up the information when I get the problem fixed. Amanda ----- Original Message ----- From: <Philly925@aol.com> To: <PIATT-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 4:27 PM Subject: Re: [PIATT] PIATT, Nora Ann Adams Co, OH > my grandmother wqs dora piatt harrison i think there is reference of her > ancestories comeing from adam co. phillyy925@aol.con from piqua ohio ( > north of dayton ohio, mothers relatives from darke co ohio her grand father > was a john piatt son of a jakob piatt son of a john piatt looking for > information. > > > ==== PIATT Mailing List ==== > The PIATT mailing list archives can be searched at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/PIATT-L/ > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

my grandmother wqs dora piatt harrison i think there is reference of her ancestories comeing from adam co. phillyy925@aol.con from piqua ohio ( north of dayton ohio, mothers relatives from darke co ohio her grand father was a john piatt son of a jakob piatt son of a john piatt looking for information.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Piatt Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Z.2ACBAEB/228.1 Message Board Post: I wish I could give you an answer. My Piatt line is from Scioto & Adams Co..previously from N.J. I have been holding on to your posting so that I could look it up in my familytree maker..but it seems something is wrong with my software. I am waiting for an upgrade from familytree maker to 8.0. Hopefully this will fix the problem. I will keep you in mind and email you when I get the problem fixed. There are also Piatts in the Hamilton Co. area (Cincinnati) that you may want to look into. Amanda Cincinnati,OH

For Gwan Piatt Cox: I believe we are talking about this same man, Peter Piatt. He had three children by his first marriage when he left them. Jacob was a brother to Daniel Jennings Piatt. A daughter of Jacob, Mrs. Mildred Stallings gave information some years back. If your Rodger (Roger) was born September 1899 and living in Louisville, KY yet in 1969, write me as we are probably talking about the same person. Richard Piatt, PA.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Z.2ACBAEB/228 Message Board Post: I trying to find information about Peter Piatt. He had a son that lived in Kentucky his name was Daniel Jennings Piatt he married Ida Hanson Watkins and they had one child in 1899 Rodger Jennings Piatt. I believe Peter Piatt left his family and moved to Ohio. If anyone has any information please email me. Thank you in advance Gwan Piatt Cox

Sorry, I haven't had time at the library to go through the three volumes I do not own. I'll try to do that later this week and send to the list. Suzie > Hello, > I am going thru old email and thought I would ask if you had been able to > follow-up on this. I posted the info below to > http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/mics.html > Thanks, Marianne > > On Tue, 07 Aug 2001 21:39:47 -0400, PIATT-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > >> I have two volumes of the books The People and Times of Western >> Pennsylvania. Volume I and Volume 4. I will check 2, 3, and 5 at the > library >> within the next several weeks. >> >> >> The People and Times of Western Pennsylvania: A day by day story of > events >> from July 1786 to February 1797.... Volume I, Pittsburgh: Western >> Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, 1985 >> >> No mention of the Piatt, Pyatt, Payette name in any of the three indexes. >> >> >> The People and Times of Western Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh Gazette > Abstracts >> 1812-1816. Volume 4. Pittsburgh: Western Pennsylvania Genealogical > Society, >> 1991 >> >> page 76. Friday, January 22, 1813 The following is a true statement of >> the killed and wounded in the battle of Mississinewa, on the morning of > the >> 18th December, 1812, and in the skirmish on the 17th, viz: >> >> In Captain TROTTER'S Troop 6 mo. Ky. V.I.D. >> privates Salem PEYATT, mortally (since dead) >> >> Suzie >> >> >> ==== PIATT Mailing List ==== >> Your posting here! It's easy, just send an email to >> PIATT-L@rootsweb.com >> and fill it with juicy information! >> >> >> ============================== >> Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >> Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. >> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >> > > > > > > _______________________________________________________ > Send a cool gift with your E-Card > http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/ > > > > ==== PIATT Mailing List ==== > Remember, the best way to solve your mysteries is to post > queries early and often! We're getting new subscribers daily, > the newest member may have your answers! > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > >

Hello, I am going thru old email and thought I would ask if you had been able to follow-up on this. I posted the info below to http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/mics.html Thanks, Marianne On Tue, 07 Aug 2001 21:39:47 -0400, PIATT-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > I have two volumes of the books The People and Times of Western > Pennsylvania. Volume I and Volume 4. I will check 2, 3, and 5 at the library > within the next several weeks. > > > The People and Times of Western Pennsylvania: A day by day story of events > from July 1786 to February 1797.... Volume I, Pittsburgh: Western > Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, 1985 > > No mention of the Piatt, Pyatt, Payette name in any of the three indexes. > > > The People and Times of Western Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh Gazette Abstracts > 1812-1816. Volume 4. Pittsburgh: Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, > 1991 > > page 76. Friday, January 22, 1813 The following is a true statement of > the killed and wounded in the battle of Mississinewa, on the morning of the > 18th December, 1812, and in the skirmish on the 17th, viz: > > In Captain TROTTER'S Troop 6 mo. Ky. V.I.D. > privates Salem PEYATT, mortally (since dead) > > Suzie > > > ==== PIATT Mailing List ==== > Your posting here! It's easy, just send an email to > PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > and fill it with juicy information! > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

Hi All--just wanted to ask about the John 'Pyat' Jr and Sr listed in the Northumberland County Census for 1790. John Sr has 2 males 16+, 1 Male under 16, and two females. John Jr has one male over 16 and one female (assuming he and his wife). Does anyone have any information on this family? Im specifically looking for the children of these two Johns. Also listed in Northumberland County is Abraham Piatt, Esq. who has listed 1 male 16+, 4 males under 16, and 8 females. Thanks, Robin

MARIANNE -- The more wagons, the better. But they do get rather bulky, don't they. Following are those who appear to be children of Jacob PYEATT (bc1792 PA or MO, d1827 MO), with their birth year, birth info (and father's and mother's birthplace) death info, and spouse: John, bc1817 MO, married Julia (INKS?) Sarah, b1817 MO/PA/KY, married Wilson SLEDD Jane, b1819 MO/PA/KY, married Marshall SLEDD female, bc1820 (? perhaps Mariah, who married August WENGLER ?) Elisha, b1824 MO/PA/KY, d1890 St. Louis, married Frances [SLEDD?] Agnes, b1824 MO/MO/MO, d1901 St. Louis, married Frederick WENGLER James Benton, b1827, dc1926 TX, married Margaret J. WARREN William D., b1832 MO/MO/VA, d1912 MO, married Diana HORNSBY Andrew McClure, b1834 MO/MO/KY, d1898 AZ, married Lavinia Mary BIRCHETT Only the last three are unequivocally children of Jacob PYEATT. We can only make educated guesses about the others. That all 9 of these were children of Jacob is consistent with the data for his households in the 1830 and 1840 census records for St. Louis County, MO, though there is the possibility that the older ones (or some of them) had a different father. Notice that the older ones said their father was born in Pennsylvania. This could make them children of John PYEATT (bc1765, probably in Path Valley, Pennsylvania, d1827 MO); however, none of them were named in his estate records. (Another Jane, who married Samuel GREEN, was clearly a daughter of John PYEATT.) It is possible that Jacob PYEATT, who was the oldest son of John PYEATT, was born in or near Washington County, Pennsylvania, and that his younger children (or their spouses) did not realize it. Or, the older children might just have been referring to the family's Pennsylvania origins. I suppose it is possible that Jacob's brother younger Benjamin PYEATT was the father, but there is no evidence to suggest so. Jacob's younger brother Christopher PYEATT was apparently born in Missouri, although two of his daughters reported to the census taker that he was born in France! Olivia (INKS?) PYEATT was born in Kentucky and so could be the mother of all 9 children, but whether she was Jacob's only wife is unclear. The oldest, John PYEATT (bc1817), did name a daughter Olivia (b1842, aka Polly), which hints that Olivia was mother of all of them. I know some say Agnes (PYEATT) WENGLER was the daughter of John PYEATT (bc1765), but I think he was her grandfather. Unless there was an undocumented John (son of John) who died early as you suggest, I think it more likely her father was Jacob. But since Jacob left for Texas when Agnes's oldest children were still babies, the Wengler family may have forgotten his identity. (Agnes did name a son Jacob Henry WENGLER, b1851 or b1853, but of course he could have been a namesake of either her father or her brother.) There is a puzzle here. Why did Jacob and Olivia, with their older sons and daughters married, take off for Texas with their three youngest sons, aged about 16, 18, and 23 -- apparently leaving children and grandchildren behind? We may never know. If you can find death certificates or obituaries for any of these, you might uncover some more information. However, for the older ones there are positive death dates only for Elisha and Agnes. I don't know where I found the 1890 death date for Elisha. For Agnes see the St. Louis Post Dispatch death notice: WENGLER, AGNES 3/20/1901 WENGLER, WILLIAM C. 10/12/1901 (son of Agnes) (Source: http://www.slpl.lib.mo.us/libsrc/obit01c.htm) Regarding the others you mentioned, here is the reconstruction that appears MOST likely to me: Elisha F. PYEATT, b1840, son of John PYEATT and Julia (INKS?) m1 c1870 = Margaret (HAMILTON?) m2 1881 = Mary MEYER This is presmulably the Elisha you have listed as a member of the Missouri 3rd Cavalry, Co K/B, of the Union Army and who is listed on the Missouri Veterans Schedule 1890. (Source: http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/cw.html) He appears on the census for Franklin County, MO, in 1870, 1880, 1900, and 1920. Following is the 1920 record: -- Pyeatt, Elijah age 82 born MO (Did not abstract others - included with Fred Hirth as a boarder) (This family enumerated 33/53/6/82) Another 1920 census record, for Washington County, AR, ED 55, may be the same person: -- Pyeatt, Elijah age 82 born MO (Emumerated as a boarder on page 149) (Source: http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/1920cen.html Mary Fier Allen m1 1856 = David HILDEBRAND (d1860) m2 1864 = Henry A. PYEATT, bc1833, son of Christopher PYEATT and ?? (his first wife) m3 1875 = Nathaniel G. CALDWELL Mary appears on the 1860 census as Hildebrand, 1870 as Pyeatt, and 1880 and 1900 as Caldwell. The Pyatts who married in Gasconade County, MO, in 1837 (Belinda B. Pyatt who married Samuel H. Clubb and Rebecca J. Pyatt who married Hosea H. Bridges) were from Illinois, apparently daughters of Henry PYATT (son of Ebenezer) or one of his brothers. Happy hunting. -- JOHN At 08:31 AM 8/20/01 -0700, you wrote: >John, > As usual, I feel as though I am just grasping at straws on a wagon which >you've already loaded. I have seen the John and Elisha Piatt/Pyeatt, but, >have never been able to tie them to any family. What is your source for >Elisha b: 1824 being the son of Jacob and Olivia? It does seem to fit the >census enumeration (I have as an unidentified male) for the 1830 and 1840 >census for Jacob. I know there are other sons/daughters that I haven't >discovered yet. I only know about William Dudley, Andrew McClure and James >Benton. John was not given as an heir to John who died c1827, however, I had >considered that he might be one of the people in Jacob and Olivia's >household in 1840. However, in 1830, Jacob had only one male child under >five. So, if he had sons James Benton age 3 and John age 1 - why were they >not both enumerated? Do you have any possible names of Jacob and Olivia's >daughters? I note in Franklin County, MO, >Elisha Pyatt married Mary Meyer 05-17-1881 and Mary F Pyeatt married >Nathaniel G Caldwell 12-09-1875. Is this the same Elisha and a relative? And >in Gasconade County, MO, Belinda B Pyatt married Samuel H Clubb 12-07-1837 >and Rebecca J Pyatt married Hosea H Bridges 12-07-1837. Since these are so >early in Missouri, I've always wondered if they were connected to John. >However, there is no mention in his estate so they weren't his heirs. Do you >know if they were his grandchildren? Could they belong to Jacob and Olivia? >Also, St. Louis Co, MO, Sarah Pyeatt married Wilson Sledo 11-14-1836 and you >seem to know where she fits in and Agnes Pyatt (daughter of John Pyatt) and >Fredrick Wengler 1842 (Per Scharf's "History of St. Louis City & County", >Vol. 2, 1883). The only way that I can see her connection to our John would >be if she was the daughter of John Piatt who was a son of John Piatt and >that her father died before 1827 when John Sr. estate was administered. >Anyway, as usual, I have more questions than answers. If you can tell me how >these people might possibly be related, I will start looking for wills, etc. >to prove same. Thanks again! Marianne

John, As usual, I feel as though I am just grasping at straws on a wagon which you've already loaded. I have seen the John and Elisha Piatt/Pyeatt, but, have never been able to tie them to any family. What is your source for Elisha b: 1824 being the son of Jacob and Olivia? It does seem to fit the census enumeration (I have as an unidentified male) for the 1830 and 1840 census for Jacob. I know there are other sons/daughters that I haven't discovered yet. I only know about William Dudley, Andrew McClure and James Benton. John was not given as an heir to John who died c1827, however, I had considered that he might be one of the people in Jacob and Olivia's household in 1840. However, in 1830, Jacob had only one male child under five. So, if he had sons James Benton age 3 and John age 1 - why were they not both enumerated? Do you have any possible names of Jacob and Olivia's daughters? I note in Franklin County, MO, Elisha Pyatt married Mary Meyer 05-17-1881 and Mary F Pyeatt married Nathaniel G Caldwell 12-09-1875. Is this the same Elisha and a relative? And in Gasconade County, MO, Belinda B Pyatt married Samuel H Clubb 12-07-1837 and Rebecca J Pyatt married Hosea H Bridges 12-07-1837. Since these are so early in Missouri, I've always wondered if they were connected to John. However, there is no mention in his estate so they weren't his heirs. Do you know if they were his grandchildren? Could they belong to Jacob and Olivia? Also, St. Louis Co, MO, Sarah Pyeatt married Wilson Sledo 11-14-1836 and you seem to know where she fits in and Agnes Pyatt (daughter of John Pyatt) and Fredrick Wengler 1842 (Per Scharf's "History of St. Louis City & County", Vol. 2, 1883). The only way that I can see her connection to our John would be if she was the daughter of John Piatt who was a son of John Piatt and that her father died before 1827 when John Sr. estate was administered. Anyway, as usual, I have more questions than answers. If you can tell me how these people might possibly be related, I will start looking for wills, etc. to prove same. Thanks again! Marianne On Fri, 17 Aug 2001 15:32:04 -0700, John Keilch wrote: > MARIANNE -- > > You beat me to the punch! Yesterday I composed a message suggesting > that Olivia (or Olive) PYEATT's original surname was INKS and that > she was related to William INKS, but I waited overnight to confirm > my memory on a few points. As soon as I opened my e-mail today, I > found that you had already recognized the INKS possibility. > > Congratulations! You are really moving fast in discovering documents > that help to resolve many of the Missouri PYEATT mysteries. > > Below is my write-up about associations of the INKS and PYEATT > families. > > -- JOHN > > (1) Perhaps the actual name of Olivia (JUKE?) PYEATT was Olivia INKS. > (See the original messages about Olivia at the end of this message). > > In 19th century manuscript, I's and J's were often indistinguishable, > and the name could have appeared as the following: > J<I + U<N + K + E<S, or JUKE rather than INKS. > > Following are some additional reasons to explore the possibility of > a PYEATT--INKS connection. > > (2) The INKS family of Kentucky and Missouri was connected to the > JUMP, LINK, McCLURE, VOTAW, and ZUMWALT families, all of whom > lived in the vicinity of the Missouri PYEATT families in the ealy 1800s. > > (3) William INKS (bc1776, the son of William INKS and Catherine LINK) > married Sarah PIKE in Kentucky and moved to Missouri by 1809 when his > name appeared on a petition. William INKS purchased land from Francis > BIDDICK on the Meramec River in 1816. William INKS appears on the > 1830 and 1840 censuses of St. Louis County. The following note about > the Kentucky marriage of this William INKS shows that his name was > recorded, or at least read, as JENKS and JUKES: > > "William Inks married Sally Pike in 1805 in Adair County Kentucky. > It is recorded as William Jenks and also as William Jukes. Does > anybody have ANY information about these 2 people. I am descended > from William and Sally and I would like to find parents for her. > Thanks for any help. Mandy INKS Kalenske" > -- Source: Pike Family Genealogy Forum: > Sally Pike/William JUKES-JENKS-INKS > http://genforum.genealogy.com/pike/messages/751.html > > (The author of that note, Mandy INKS Kalenske, is now located at > kalinks@sutv.com.) > > (4) On the 1840 census of Bonhomme township, St. Louis County, on > page 261, the household of William INKS is located between Jacob PYATT > on one side and John PYATT on the other. I had speculated that John > PYATT (bc1817, a son of Jacob, I think, or possibly of the older John) > may have married a daughter of William INKS (named "Julia"), but I had > not thought of the Olivia/INKS possibility. On the 1830 census of > Bonhomme township, St. Louis County, William INKS appears on page 316 > and Frederick PIATT and Jacob PIATT appear not far away on page 317. > > (5) Olivia (JUKE? or INKS?) PYEATT (born about 1798) was born too early > to be a daughter of Sarah PIKE (if the marriage date of 1805 for Sarah > and William is accurate), but Olivia might have been the daughter of > William INKS by an earlier marriage; William was old enough, as he was > born about 1776. (Or Olivia might have been a niece of William. > Joseph INKS, born about 1778, who was a younger brother of William, > married Mary EWING in Kentucky in 1804; they later moved to Missouri > and raised a family in Polk County.) > > (6) A son of William INKS was Elisha INKS (bc1809 KY), who married > Emily Jane WILSON. Elisha and Emily appear on the 1850 census of > Merramec township, St. Louis County, page 383 (his name looks like > "Lardge Ink." Elisha's immediate neighbors were Wm. C. INK[S] (his > brother), John PIET, and Elisha PIET in one direction, and in the > other direction, one house away, Wilson SLED[D] and Sarah [PYEATT] > SLEDD. Jacob and Olivia PYEATT named one son Elisha PYEATT > (b1824 MO); the name "Elisha" had not been used before by the > Missouri PYEATT family. > > (7) William C. INKS, a son of William INKS, married Anna Eliza KING. > William C., a storekeeper, and Anna appear between Elisha INK[S] on > one side and John PIET and Elisha PIET on the other on the 1850 census > of Merramec township, St. Louis County, page 384. On the 1860 census > for Meramec township, William C. and "Nancy" appear on page 996. This > William was the same as Mayor William C. INKS of Franklin County, MO, > who commanded the Pacific Battalion Home Guards in 1861; among his > officers were Robert C. ALLEN (the husband of Emily Jane PYEATT) and > Frederick WENGLER (the husband of Agnes PYEATT, who was Emily Jane's > mother). In 1852 William C. INKS established the town of Franklin > (later Pacific City) in Franklin County, MO, and served as its first > 1postmaster. In 1858 he established Mineral Point on the St. Louis, > Iron Mountain, & Southern Railway. One of the daughters of William > C. INKS was Sarah Olivia (!) INKS, who was born in 1849. > -- Source: 1850, 1860 censuses, > PACIFIC BATTALION, HOME GUARD & USRC (3months) > http://www.usmo.com/~momollus/FranCoCW/InksReg.htm > A Directory of Towns, Villages, and Hamlets of Missouri > http://198.209.8.166/sheproom/moser/franklinpl.html > Mineral Point > http://www.carrollscorner.net/SitesMineral%20Point.htm > > (8) A daughter of William INKS, Catherine INKS, married Andrew McCLURE, > a gunsmith. Andrew and Catherine appear on the 1850 census page 383 > (as "McLune"), 3 houses away from Wilson and Sarah [PYEATT] SLED[D] > and 5 houses away from Elisha INK[S], William C. INK[S], John PIET, > and Elisha PIET. Note that Jacob and Olivia PYEATT named one son Andrew > McClure PYEATT (b1834 MO). > -- Source: 1850 census and > http://www.familysearch.com/Eng/Search/PRF/individual_record_prf.asp?recid=2 > 50420136 > > ========== > > Other information about the William INKS family can be found at the > following locations: > -- Pike Family Genealogy Forum: Sarah PIKE/ William INKS > http://genforum.genealogy.com/pike/messages/161.html > -- Inks Genealogy Contacts > http://www.nwlink.com/~smithwri/inks/inkslinx.htm > -- Inks Family Genealogy Forum: Re: INKS Family > http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/messages/50.html > -- World Connect Project > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=j > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jaswhit > e&id=I3371 > -- Zumwalt Family Page: William INKS (ABT. 1776 - UNKNOWN) > http://www.zumwalts.com/zumwalt0801/d0009/g0009742.html > -- Hero William INKS of St.Louis visited [graves of William & Wm. C.] > http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/messages/92.html > -- Major William C. Inks (saving his grave! > http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/messages/107.html > ALSO SEE -- Inks Family Genealogy Forum [search for William and for Elisha] > http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/ > > > >Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 08:32:06 -0700 (PDT) > >From: Marianne Pyeatt <mcpgene@excite.com> > >Subject: [PIATT] New clue/surname PART II > >To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > >Resent-From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > >Reply-To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > > > >I am SOOOOO excited. I was reviewing the estate papers from the estate of > >John Piatt who died in Jefferson County, MO, cDec 1827. It is about 55 pages > >of receipts, accountings, bonds, etc. Anyway, I noticed that when the add > >was placed in the St Louis Times in 1832 for the final settlement that it > >read "Received of Benjamin Pyeatt by the hands of WILLIAMS INKS four > >dollars". Now, I kept staring at the name 'Inks' as it looked really > >familiar - like I had studied it recently and it dawned on me - that my > >Julie/Juke/Julic/etc that I emailed about a few days ago (Olive Juke' as > >mother of William D Pyeatt on his death certificate) could be INKS!!!! So, > >now, what does anyone know about William Inks in Jefferson County (and his > >connection to Olivia McClure Pyeatt) or a PYEATT/INKS connection elsewhere. > >Thanks!! Marianne > > > >Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 20:10:44 -0700 (PDT) > >From: Marianne Pyeatt <mcpgene@excite.com> > >Subject: [PIATT] Another clue/surname? > >To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > >Resent-From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > >Reply-To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > > > >I received today the death certificate of William D(udley) Pyeatt who died > >March 4, 1912 in Plattin Twp, Jefferson Co, MO. His date and place of birth > >are given as Feb 4, 1831 and St. Louis, Mo. His father's name and place of > >birth are given as Jacob Pyeatt and St. Louis, Mo. (both 'fit' other > >information). His mother's maiden name and place of birth are given as Olive > >Juki or Juke' or Julie or Julic and St. Louis, Mo. (our information is > >Olivia McClure, d/o Andrew, born Kentucky). The informant is Diana Pyeatt of > >Plattin, MO (his widow) Burial in Charter Cemetery. Undertaker is T S Byrd. > > > >So, is this 'Julic/Juke' name a middle name or surname? Do any of the > >possible spelling looks familiar to anyone in Jefferson County or the > >various Pyeatt/Piatt lines? Does anyone in Jefferson County know anything > >about T S Byrd? One of William and Diana's sons was named Washington Byrd > >Pyeatt and I've always thought that it was due to a family connection. This > >could be a brother-in-law, nephew, etc. Finally! Some new clues!! Marianne > _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

Hi fellow listers. I have another Piatt census question from 1900 Adams Co. Jefferson Township taken on 6/11/1900. It lists... Piatt, John R. b. Feb. 1862 in OH, age 38, married 19 years. parents b. in Ohio, occ. Farmer Elizabeth M. b. April 1862 in OH, age 38, 3 children. parents b. Ohio William C. b. June 1882, 17 yrs. Born in Ohio. Anna B. b. Feb 1884, age 16. Born in Ohio. James O. b. July 1886 age 13, Born in Ohio. I have a John Richard Piatt married to Mary Elizabeth Simpson in my file but the dates and children do not match up at all. Any Suggestions? Thanks! Amanda Cincinnati, OH

Nora Ann Piatt is believed to have been born May 31, 1892 and died November 1973 in Portsmouth, Scioto Co., OH. During the 1950's they lived in the Easton, KY area. Richard Piatt, PA.

Hello listers! I'm hoping that someone out there can help me. I am looking for information on Mary Elizabeth Simpson who married John Richard Piatt (b. February 14, 1865). I have down in my family file that Mary was born April 14, 1862 to William L. Simpson and Margaret Jackson. A 1900 Census record for Scioto Co / Union Township lists her birth date as April of 1872...10 years later than I had noted. Does anyone out there know her correct birth date? Thanks in advance, Amanda Cincinnati

MARIANNE -- You beat me to the punch! Yesterday I composed a message suggesting that Olivia (or Olive) PYEATT's original surname was INKS and that she was related to William INKS, but I waited overnight to confirm my memory on a few points. As soon as I opened my e-mail today, I found that you had already recognized the INKS possibility. Congratulations! You are really moving fast in discovering documents that help to resolve many of the Missouri PYEATT mysteries. Below is my write-up about associations of the INKS and PYEATT families. -- JOHN (1) Perhaps the actual name of Olivia (JUKE?) PYEATT was Olivia INKS. (See the original messages about Olivia at the end of this message). In 19th century manuscript, I's and J's were often indistinguishable, and the name could have appeared as the following: J<I + U<N + K + E<S, or JUKE rather than INKS. Following are some additional reasons to explore the possibility of a PYEATT--INKS connection. (2) The INKS family of Kentucky and Missouri was connected to the JUMP, LINK, McCLURE, VOTAW, and ZUMWALT families, all of whom lived in the vicinity of the Missouri PYEATT families in the ealy 1800s. (3) William INKS (bc1776, the son of William INKS and Catherine LINK) married Sarah PIKE in Kentucky and moved to Missouri by 1809 when his name appeared on a petition. William INKS purchased land from Francis BIDDICK on the Meramec River in 1816. William INKS appears on the 1830 and 1840 censuses of St. Louis County. The following note about the Kentucky marriage of this William INKS shows that his name was recorded, or at least read, as JENKS and JUKES: "William Inks married Sally Pike in 1805 in Adair County Kentucky. It is recorded as William Jenks and also as William Jukes. Does anybody have ANY information about these 2 people. I am descended from William and Sally and I would like to find parents for her. Thanks for any help. Mandy INKS Kalenske" -- Source: Pike Family Genealogy Forum: Sally Pike/William JUKES-JENKS-INKS http://genforum.genealogy.com/pike/messages/751.html (The author of that note, Mandy INKS Kalenske, is now located at kalinks@sutv.com.) (4) On the 1840 census of Bonhomme township, St. Louis County, on page 261, the household of William INKS is located between Jacob PYATT on one side and John PYATT on the other. I had speculated that John PYATT (bc1817, a son of Jacob, I think, or possibly of the older John) may have married a daughter of William INKS (named "Julia"), but I had not thought of the Olivia/INKS possibility. On the 1830 census of Bonhomme township, St. Louis County, William INKS appears on page 316 and Frederick PIATT and Jacob PIATT appear not far away on page 317. (5) Olivia (JUKE? or INKS?) PYEATT (born about 1798) was born too early to be a daughter of Sarah PIKE (if the marriage date of 1805 for Sarah and William is accurate), but Olivia might have been the daughter of William INKS by an earlier marriage; William was old enough, as he was born about 1776. (Or Olivia might have been a niece of William. Joseph INKS, born about 1778, who was a younger brother of William, married Mary EWING in Kentucky in 1804; they later moved to Missouri and raised a family in Polk County.) (6) A son of William INKS was Elisha INKS (bc1809 KY), who married Emily Jane WILSON. Elisha and Emily appear on the 1850 census of Merramec township, St. Louis County, page 383 (his name looks like "Lardge Ink." Elisha's immediate neighbors were Wm. C. INK[S] (his brother), John PIET, and Elisha PIET in one direction, and in the other direction, one house away, Wilson SLED[D] and Sarah [PYEATT] SLEDD. Jacob and Olivia PYEATT named one son Elisha PYEATT (b1824 MO); the name "Elisha" had not been used before by the Missouri PYEATT family. (7) William C. INKS, a son of William INKS, married Anna Eliza KING. William C., a storekeeper, and Anna appear between Elisha INK[S] on one side and John PIET and Elisha PIET on the other on the 1850 census of Merramec township, St. Louis County, page 384. On the 1860 census for Meramec township, William C. and "Nancy" appear on page 996. This William was the same as Mayor William C. INKS of Franklin County, MO, who commanded the Pacific Battalion Home Guards in 1861; among his officers were Robert C. ALLEN (the husband of Emily Jane PYEATT) and Frederick WENGLER (the husband of Agnes PYEATT, who was Emily Jane's mother). In 1852 William C. INKS established the town of Franklin (later Pacific City) in Franklin County, MO, and served as its first 1postmaster. In 1858 he established Mineral Point on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain, & Southern Railway. One of the daughters of William C. INKS was Sarah Olivia (!) INKS, who was born in 1849. -- Source: 1850, 1860 censuses, PACIFIC BATTALION, HOME GUARD & USRC (3months) http://www.usmo.com/~momollus/FranCoCW/InksReg.htm A Directory of Towns, Villages, and Hamlets of Missouri http://198.209.8.166/sheproom/moser/franklinpl.html Mineral Point http://www.carrollscorner.net/SitesMineral%20Point.htm (8) A daughter of William INKS, Catherine INKS, married Andrew McCLURE, a gunsmith. Andrew and Catherine appear on the 1850 census page 383 (as "McLune"), 3 houses away from Wilson and Sarah [PYEATT] SLED[D] and 5 houses away from Elisha INK[S], William C. INK[S], John PIET, and Elisha PIET. Note that Jacob and Olivia PYEATT named one son Andrew McClure PYEATT (b1834 MO). -- Source: 1850 census and http://www.familysearch.com/Eng/Search/PRF/individual_record_prf.asp?recid=2 50420136 ========== Other information about the William INKS family can be found at the following locations: -- Pike Family Genealogy Forum: Sarah PIKE/ William INKS http://genforum.genealogy.com/pike/messages/161.html -- Inks Genealogy Contacts http://www.nwlink.com/~smithwri/inks/inkslinx.htm -- Inks Family Genealogy Forum: Re: INKS Family http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/messages/50.html -- World Connect Project http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=j http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=jaswhit e&id=I3371 -- Zumwalt Family Page: William INKS (ABT. 1776 - UNKNOWN) http://www.zumwalts.com/zumwalt0801/d0009/g0009742.html -- Hero William INKS of St.Louis visited [graves of William & Wm. C.] http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/messages/92.html -- Major William C. Inks (saving his grave! http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/messages/107.html ALSO SEE -- Inks Family Genealogy Forum [search for William and for Elisha] http://genforum.genealogy.com/inks/ >Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2001 08:32:06 -0700 (PDT) >From: Marianne Pyeatt <mcpgene@excite.com> >Subject: [PIATT] New clue/surname PART II >To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > >I am SOOOOO excited. I was reviewing the estate papers from the estate of >John Piatt who died in Jefferson County, MO, cDec 1827. It is about 55 pages >of receipts, accountings, bonds, etc. Anyway, I noticed that when the add >was placed in the St Louis Times in 1832 for the final settlement that it >read "Received of Benjamin Pyeatt by the hands of WILLIAMS INKS four >dollars". Now, I kept staring at the name 'Inks' as it looked really >familiar - like I had studied it recently and it dawned on me - that my >Julie/Juke/Julic/etc that I emailed about a few days ago (Olive Juke' as >mother of William D Pyeatt on his death certificate) could be INKS!!!! So, >now, what does anyone know about William Inks in Jefferson County (and his >connection to Olivia McClure Pyeatt) or a PYEATT/INKS connection elsewhere. >Thanks!! Marianne >Date: Wed, 15 Aug 2001 20:10:44 -0700 (PDT) >From: Marianne Pyeatt <mcpgene@excite.com> >Subject: [PIATT] Another clue/surname? >To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com >Resent-From: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: PIATT-L@rootsweb.com > >I received today the death certificate of William D(udley) Pyeatt who died >March 4, 1912 in Plattin Twp, Jefferson Co, MO. His date and place of birth >are given as Feb 4, 1831 and St. Louis, Mo. His father's name and place of >birth are given as Jacob Pyeatt and St. Louis, Mo. (both 'fit' other >information). His mother's maiden name and place of birth are given as Olive >Juki or Juke' or Julie or Julic and St. Louis, Mo. (our information is >Olivia McClure, d/o Andrew, born Kentucky). The informant is Diana Pyeatt of >Plattin, MO (his widow) Burial in Charter Cemetery. Undertaker is T S Byrd. > >So, is this 'Julic/Juke' name a middle name or surname? Do any of the >possible spelling looks familiar to anyone in Jefferson County or the >various Pyeatt/Piatt lines? Does anyone in Jefferson County know anything >about T S Byrd? One of William and Diana's sons was named Washington Byrd >Pyeatt and I've always thought that it was due to a family connection. This >could be a brother-in-law, nephew, etc. Finally! Some new clues!! Marianne

I am SOOOOO excited. I was reviewing the estate papers from the estate of John Piatt who died in Jefferson County, MO, cDec 1827. It is about 55 pages of receipts, accountings, bonds, etc. Anyway, I noticed that when the add was placed in the St Louis Times in 1832 for the final settlement that it read "Received of Benjamin Pyeatt by the hands of WILLIAMS INKS four dollars". Now, I kept staring at the name 'Inks' as it looked really familiar - like I had studied it recently and it dawned on me - that my Julie/Juke/Julic/etc that I emailed about a few days ago (Olive Juke' as mother of William D Pyeatt on his death certificate) could be INKS!!!! So, now, what does anyone know about William Inks in Jefferson County (and his connection to Olivia McClure Pyeatt) or a PYEATT/INKS connection elsewhere. Thanks!! Marianne _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

HELLO I AM FROM PIQUA, OHIO WHICH IS NEAR DARKE CO OHIO MY MOTHERS'S MOTHER WAS A PIATT HER NAME WAS DORA PIAT HARRISON(HUSBAND JOHN HARRISON) HER FATHER WAS JOHN PIATT HIS FATHER A JAKOB PIATT ETC THEY LIVED AND ARE BURIED IN DARKE CO. OHIO NEAR GREENVILLE OHIO ACTUALLY LIVING IN NEW MADISON AND SAVONA GRMOTHER DORA PIATT WAS BORN 1865 DIED IN 1950S ANY INFORMATION CONNECTED TO THIS LINE WOULD BE APPRECIATED I HAVE JUST BEGUN MY FAMILY TRACING I BELIEVE MY GREAT GRANDFATHER JOHN PIATT MARRIED A MARY PUTERBAUGH THANKS FOR ANY HELP MY NAME IS PHYLLIS SINK BAYMAN AND SINKS OR HARRISON OR PUTERBAUGH WOULD BE HELPFUL TO..