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Daniel Dee David Wyatt

Born 29 Jul 1830 in Stewart County, Tennessee, USA

Ancestors

Son of David Wyatt and Jansey (Nickols) Wyatt

Brother of Jeraldine (Wyatt) Stubblefield, Harvey Henry Wyatt, Eveline (Wyatt) Vandergriff, Harriett Wyatt, Albert P Wyatt, Susan F. (Wyatt) Brown and George W Wyatt

Husband of Nancy Caroline (Burrow) Wyatt — married 25 Nov 1852 in Ripley County, Missouri, USA

Husband of Bethany Jane (Flannery) Wyatt — married 10 Nov 1868 in , Randolph, Arkansas, United States

Husband of Ellen Adeline (Ellis) Wyatt — married 23 Sep 1880 in , Randolph, Arkansas, United States

Descendants

Father of Letha Katherine (Wyatt) Bennett, Nancy Wyatt, Ella J (Wyatt) Knoy, Mary Wyatt, Redding James Marion Wyatt, Martha Wyatt, Marvin Wyatt, John Wyatt, Nancy Jane (Wyatt) Tyler and Jethro W Wyatt

Died 23 Apr 1904 at age 73 in Randolph County, Arkansas, USA

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Biography

Daniel Wyatt was born in Stewart County, Tenn., July 29, 1830, and is the fourth son of David Wyatt and Jansey Nickols. Daniel received his education in Randolph County, Arkansas, and worked on his father's farm until twenty-three years of age, when he located on the farm where he now lives. then consisting of eighty acres, to which he has since added 700 acres. November 10, 1852, he married to Nancy C. Burrow, a daughter of Jesse Burrow. She was born in Bedford County, Tennessee, March 27, 1832, and died in Randolph County, Ark., on the 30th of September, 1868. She bore five children, Mary, who died young; Nancy, who died young; Leetha C., wife of J. T. Bennett, a farmer of Cooke County, Tex.; Ella, wife of J. W. Knoy, a farmer of Kaufman County, Tex., and Marion, a farmer of Randolph County, Ark. November 10, 1868, was the date of Mr. Wyatt's second marriage, it being with Bethany J. Flanery, a daughter of John Flanery. She was born in Arkansas on the 30th of September, 1832, was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and died on the 25th of July, 1880, having become the mother of four children: Martha, who died young; Marvin, John, and Nancy J., who is the wife of Charles H. Tyler, a farmer of Randolph County, Ark. Mr. Wyatt's third marriage took place September 23, 1880, his wife being a Mrs. Ellen A. Chesser (her maiden name was Ellis), whose birth occurred on December 13, 1842, in Davidson County, Tenn. They have one child: Jethro W., born May 5, 1881. Mrs. Wyatt is a member of the Christian Church, and Mr. Wyatt belongs to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. In the month of September, 1862, he enlisted in Capt. Wyatt's company (C), in Col. Shaver's regiment of infantry, Confederate States army, and served eighteen months, participating in many skirmishes. In 1876 he was elected to the office of justice of the peace, which position he held for several years, and in 1880 he was elected county and probate judge of Randolph County, Ark., but did not wish to serve longer than one term. He is a member of Randolph Lodge No. 71, A. F. & A. M., and of the Knights of Honor, belonging also to the Masonic Mutual Relief Association of Arkansas. He is a Democrat politically.

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Burial

Burial:

Place: Masonic Cemetery, Pocahontas, Randolph, Arkansas, United States

Residence

Residence:

Date: 1833

Place: Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, USA

Residence:

Date: 1837

Place: Lawrence County, Arkansas, USA

Residence:

Date: 1841

Place: Randolph County, Arkansas, USA

Residence:

Date: 1850

Place: Randolph County, Arkansas, USA

Event

Event: Enlisted

Type: Military Service

Date: September 1862

Place: C Co., Infantry, Tennessee Volunteers, CSA

Event: Returned from

Type: Military Service

Date: March 1864

Place: C Co., Infantry, Tennessee Volunteers, CSA

Event: Justice of the Peace

Type: Elected

Date: 1876