PATT BIOGRAPHIES, Henry County, Missouri
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PATT, J. M. - b: 1850 Tippecanoe Co, IN
source: 1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co - 
page: 668
residence: White Oak Twp

J. M. Patt, a well known farmer and stockman of White Oak township, is a native 
of Indiana. He was born in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, in 1850 and is a son of 
Jackson and Mary W. (Dunn) Patt, the former a native of Indiana and the latter of 
Kentucky. The father died about the time that J. M. was born and the mother came 
to Cooper County, Missouri, in 1853, with the following children: Mary E., who 
was born August 8, 1839; Charles Richard, born December 23, 1841; William F., 
born April 28, 1844; Henry Clay, born December 24, 1846, and Jackson M., the 
subject of this sketch, born February 8, 1850. In 1854 the Patt family came to 
Henry County and located in White Oak township. A brother of the mother, Nathan 
Dunn, accompanied them. J. M. Patt was reared to manhood in Henry County and 
received his education in the district schools. He has made his own way in life 
since he was fifteen years of age. He purchased his present place in 1882 and 
now owns 200 acres of valuable land, which is one of the best improved and 
prettiest places in western Henry County. The residence is situated on an 
elevation overlooking the surrounding country for a number of miles, which gives 
the place a very imposing appearance. Mr. Patt was united in marriage March 9, 
1871, to Miss Mattie L. Carver, a daughter of Noah and Nancy (McIntire) Carver of 
White Oak township. They settled in Henry County in 1866 and the mother died 
here in 1868 and the father in 1885. They came from Iowa. To Mr. and Mrs. Patt 
have been born eight children, as follow: Louella J., married James Sever, White 
Oak township; Muzetta A., now the wife of William C. Simpson, White Oak 
township; Mary I., married Albert Barth, White Oak township; Ida F., married 
Alonzo Long, Walker township, and Fannie Geraldine, married Harvey Harness, 
Walker township; James Franklin Patt, lives in Bates County; Lee J., White Oak 
township, and Richard, White Oak township. Mr. Patt has lived in White Oak 
township for sixty-three years and is one of the substantial pioneers of Henry 
County. He and his family are members of the Christian Church.

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