1870 Cooke County, Texas - Precinct 5 - PO Gainesville - December 20, 1870 - page 257 54 - William D. Wyatt, age 22; Farm labor; born Alabama boarding in the household of Joseph and Elvira Prentis?, born Tennessee and Alabama 1870 - Tarrant County, Texas - Precinct 1 - PO Fort Worth - August 31, 1870 - page 534 897 - C. Wyatt, male, age 45; Farmer; $800/1500; born North Carolina Phoeba, age 47; keeping house; born Virginia John, age 14; born North Carolina; attended school within the year James, age 8; born Texas; attended school within the year T. Hackler, male, age 30; Farmer; born Virginia E. Crisman, age 22; Farmer; born Missouri Much luck in your search, Linda in Georgia Census/Cemetery Lookup Volunteer Genealogy is my ONLY business. ----- Original Message ----- From: DAVIDOK@aol.com To: lhmurray@bellsouth.net Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 12:37 PM Subject: Wyatt 1870 Census Data Hello Linda, At the time of the 1870 census the ages of the three were: James Morgan Wyatt 42 James Madison Wyatt 16 Charles Edward Wyatt 13 They moved to Texas from Cass County, MO. and I am trying to determine when they moved to Texas. They may have moved to Texas because other relatives where already in the area. I think that Hopkins and Victoria are to far removed from the area they finally settled in (Montague County). I would appreciate the data from Tarrant County on C. Wyatt and the data from Cooke County on William D. Wyatt. James Morgan Wyatt was born in Virginia and moved to Missouri with his son, James Madison Wyatt, before the Civil War and fought with the 12th Missouri Cavalry (CSA) during the war. He married in 1857 in Cass County and his son Charles Edward was born in 1858 in Cass County, MO. Thanks again for all of your help. David Coates Charlotte, North Carolina