Sketch of the Wyatt Family, Warren County, Missouri

>From "A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri, with numerous
sketches, anecdotes, adventures, etc., relating to Early Days in 
Missouri" by William S. Bryan and Robert Rose, Published by Bryan,
Brand & Co., St. Louis Missouri, 1876.
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Frank Wyatt was a native of North Carolina, but settled and lived in
Montgomery County, KY.  He came to Missouri five times to look at the
country, but could never make up his mind to move here.  He had four
sons: John, Anthony, Douglass and Joseph.  John was a Captain in the
War of 1812.  He settled in Missouri in 1817, and married Attossa 
Sharp, by whom he had seven children: John Jr., Sarah, Harriet, Cath-
arine, Margaret, Lucy and Mary.  Anthony came to Missouri in 1816. 
He married Mary Smith, daughter of Henry Smith and Nancy Davis, who
were natives of Wales, and by her he had: Henry S., James W., Joseph,
Martha A., Nancy J. and Frank.  Douglass Wyatt settled in Missouri in
1817.  He married Elizabeth See, of Montgomery County, and they had:
Hayden, Amanda, Emily, Frank, Douglass Jr., Joseph and Mary.  Joseph
Wyatt, son of Frank Sr., died a bachelor, in Franklin County, MO.
The children of Anthony Wyatt: Henry S. married Sarah Hopping.  James
W. married Martha A. Pearle.  Joseph married Susan Griswold.  Martha
A. married Thomas J. Marshall, of Mexico, MO., who was County Clerk
of Warren County for eighteen years.  Nancy J. married John Jones, of
Mexico, MO.  Frank was married twice; first to Eliza A. Jones, and 
after her death, to Maria Farsdale.  Mr. Wyatt built a ferry boat for
Thomas Howell, who paid him in gold, notwithstanding he was a young 
man and Mr. Howell was sixty seven years old.

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