↑ "Virginia Births and Christenings 1584-1917" on FamilySearch database (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VRRH-76B : 05 Dec 2014) citing FHL#6,048,679; with Joseph Wyatt in entry for son, Peyton Wyatt, 15 Nov 1763 St.Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia
See also:
Virginia, Extracted Vital Records 1660-1923; Ancestry Record 61462 #4941; for son Peyton Wyatt; b: 15 Nov 1763 (father: Joseph Wyatt & mother: Dorothy Wyatt) Image
Hardy, Stella Pickett, Colonial Families of the Southern States of America: a History And Genealogy of Colonial Families Who Settled In the Colonies Prior to the Revolution (2nd edition with revisions and additions by the author), Baltimore: Southern Book Co., 1958, At Babel.Hathitrust.
"Historical Southern Families" v17 Smith of Virginia; Image
"William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 13, pg 198."
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Looks like the date of marriage for Joseph and Dorothy may be incorrect. Based on the sourced finding I posted in the bio above, which showed in 1759 "Joseph Wyatt and wife Dorothy" deeded land in Louisa County, and the fact that a few of their children are shown as being born in the 1750's, they probably were married earlier than the Ancestry.com marriage record shows. Not necessarily a "game-changing" find, but helps to piece together a more accurate timeline.