Sketch of 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, of North Carolina, had the following children: John,
William, Frank Jr., Ricks, Polly, Elizabeth and Sally.  John, William
and Ricks settled in Lincoln County, Kentucky, at a very early date,
and the former served as a soldier in the Revolutionary War.  He was
married to Polly Pearle, of Virginia, and settled in Warren County,
MO., in 1817.  They had: Martha, Frank, Susan, Elizabeth, Sarah, 
Rebecca, William S., Mary A., Anna E. and Nancy.  Frank was a soldier
of the War of 1812, and died of consumption in Kentucky.  Nancy,
Martha and Anna E. all died unmarried.  Susan married James Pennington,
of Kentucky, who settled in Warren County in 1817.  Their children
were: Frank M., John T., Liberty S., Mary C., Ephraim, Rebecca, Isa-
bella J., Martha F. and Lavinia W.  Elizabeth Wyatt married William
James, who settled in Warren County in 1809.  Their children were: 
John W., Martha A., Benjamin S., William F. and Lucian A.  Mr. James
was Judge of the County Court for some time, and Sheriff two terms.
Sarah Wyatt married Walter T. James, who settled in Warren County.
They had: Frank W., Mary A., William S., John B., Elizabeth, Joel P.,
Rex and Lycurgus.  Rebecca Wyatt was married first to Joel Pearle,
who settled in Warren County in 1828.  They had two children: John H.
and Mary A., when Mr. Pearle died, and his widow subsequently married
Joseph Rattsburn, of Ohio.  William S. Wyatt married Patience Pearle;
but they had no children.  Mary A. married and settled in Missouri.

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