[ " Their only child, Rachel, was born sixteen months after they came to this county and died at the age of fourteen years. " Excerpt from Biography of Edmond J. Wyatt, pages 746-748. History of DeKalb County, Indiana; B. F. Bowen & Company, Inc., Indianapolis, 1914. Indianna Genweb]--SH |
" Aunt Rachel Mason " -- Kate Berry |
[There are two Rebecca Wyatts. The first, Rebecca H. Wyatt, b. 1847 AFN SPS9-2B with same parents, died as an infant, according to bio of father John Wyatt, Indianna Genweb. Also note that John's sister is named Rebecca.]--SH |
[ Rebecca H. died as an infant - see Bio of Joh W. Wyatt, Indianna Genweb]--SH |
[Information on Rebecca and Jacob Maurer and their children is from 1860 Census of Jackson Township, DeKalb County, Indiana. LDS Church website gives her maiden name as Wyatt and lists International Genealogical Index of North America as the source. Information on marriage to Jacob Maurer is from Probate Court Records of Richland County, Ohio, as noted on LDS website. WPA Index to DeKalb County death records, 1882-1920, gives her age as 75 at time of death, which would make 1819 her birth year. But that doesn't jibe with the 1860 census that gives her age then as 44. I am somewhat mistrustful of the census data, since a census-taker in a hurry might have settled for second-hand information that was almost (but not quite) right. Finally, the cemetery inscription from the White City, Cemetery, Spencerville, IN, (as transcribed in DeKalb County Cemeteries) gives her birth date as April 8, 1814. I have not personally checked the inscription, but I have found instances in which the transcriptions don't accord with the date on the stones. So, there's a window of 1814-1819 for the period of her birth. The transcription also gives the death date as Sept. 15, 1894, although the death records show the date as Sept. 12. It's worth noting that Rebecca was widowed at about age 54 or 55, but might not have had to carry on entirely alone. According to the 1870 Census, Mary, 23, Hannah, 22, and Cyrus, 17, still lived with her, so she presumably had some help raising Eliza, 12, Simeon, 10, and Rachel 8. Also, her married sons James and Samuel are shown by the Census to be farming in Jackson Township, so they probably were near enough to be of help. Finally, information submitted by Richard Newcomer to DeKalb Co., IN, Pioneer Settlers, 1837-1850, says she was born Dec. 11, 1818, but acknowledges the differing cemetery record.]-- Mike Walter at excite.com |
Source: HISTORY OF DEKALB COUNTY, INDIANA. B.F. Bowen & Company, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana, 1914, pp. 110-111. Richard Wyatt The One Hundredth Indiana Volunteer Infantry was recruited from the eighth and tenth congressional districts, under Col. Sandford J. Stoughton, and mustered into the service on the 10th of September, I862, left for the front on the 11th of November and became attached to the Army of the Tennessee on the 26th. The regiment participated in as many as twenty-five battles, together with skirmishes during fully one-third of its term of service, and claimed a list of casualties mounting up to four hundred and sixty-four. It was mustered out of service at Washington on the 9th of June and reported at Indianapolis for discharge on the 14th of June, 1865. |
[Simeon's Death Records, of Noble County, Indiana Wyatt James L, 4-12-1943, age 84, bu Huntertown. Wyatt James L Mrs, 3-18-1923, pneumonia, age 66y 6m 10d, mother of Robert Wyatt, Indianapolis She was first married to William A. Wyatt that died in 1885, then married his brother James L. Wyatt, Noble County, Indiana, Simon's Journal.]--LN [ "Wyatt Robert H, a Noble County area native who rose to prominence as the chief spokesman for Indiana school teachers over a period of 3 decades, died Wednesday at the age of 71. He was born in 1903 near LaOtto in Eel River Twp, Allen County. At age 16, with a LaOtto High School diploma and brief basic training, began teaching in a rural school for $800 a year. His 55-year career included numerous legal and legislative battles in trying to fulfill a goal he once described as assuring "that teaching should be the most respected profession of any in our society." He died in Methodist Hospital where he had been admitted for tests. + 7-?-1975" ]--Noble County Library at Albion http://gen.nobleco.lib.in.us/Obituaries/1Obitindex.htm |
Wyatt, Samual S., 1870 - 1960 Nevada, 1874 - 1961 |
Title: Dekalb County, Indiana, Index to Marriage Record 1882-1920 Inclusive M-Z |
[Military: According to son Elmer's Bio at Indiana Genweb: " Samuel Wyatt, father of our subject, was in the Revolutionary War under Gen. Washington for about three months. " (Is author of the bio thinking of a greatgrandfather, maybe? ) Cemetery transcription, Evergreen, Newville, Ind.GenWeb: Wyatt, Elmore Elda, son, died January 26, 1873, 26 years Elmer, 1842 - 1918 Julia, wife, 1845 - 1927 Mary M., daughter, 1873 - 1877 Elmer E.,son, 1872 - 1872 Wyatt, Matilda, 1801 - 1860 mother Samuel, 1801 - 1893 father confusing: Elmer E's And Elmer Y]--SH |
[11 Aug 1860 is date given in " Early Marriage Records 1837 - 1882 " 05 Jun 1860 is a second date.]--SH |
[ " Mama [Fanny Wyatt] was the 7th of 13. Did 3 die in infancy? " -- letter from Kate Berry to Georgia Berry. ] --SH |
1866 - 1870 Jackson Twp, DeKalb Co, Indiana 1880 - 1900 Eel River Twp, Allen Co, Indiana 1910 Clearspring, LaGrange, Indiana 1920 Hillsdale Ward 1, Hillsdale, Michigan |
[MARRIAGE: " Aunt Dell DeWalt " or " Delphi Berry " ? Date: 20 Jun 1881?]--SH |
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1850 census Jackson Twp, DeKalb Co, IN: Susanna. |
20 Aug 1864 vs Aft 1865 Mandana Spencer vs Mandana Relick DeKalb Co vs Allen Co |
[MARRIAGE: 05 Apr 1883?]--SH [Simeon's Death Records, of Noble County, Indiana Wyatt James L, 4-12-1943, age 84, bu Huntertown. Wyatt James L Mrs, 3-18-1923, pneumonia, age 66y 6m 10d, mother of Robert Wyatt, Indianapolis She was first married to William A. Wyatt that died in 1885, then married his brother James L. Wyatt, Noble County, Indiana, Simon's Journal.]--LN |
Title: Noble County, Indiana, Marriage Records Books 1 - 7 1859 - 1899, Part I Index of Grooms Part II Index of Brides Com; Book: 4;Page: 409. |
Residence: [Auburn according to Reunion 1908 in paper]--SH |
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