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Re: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s
Posted by: Steven Rivkin (ID *****5292)	Date: October 30, 2009 at 12:58:31
In Reply to: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s by William Wyatt	of 5269

Just a lead. My stuff is in storage and my health is to poor to persue it.

Supposedly 3 brothers John, William and James had moved to Northumberland County VA, but John returns to Gloucester to live while the other 2 brothers move into NC, eventually ending up in Tryon Co, NC and then Rutherford Co - I think. I think one of the Northumberland Deeds mentions John's return to Glouscester. I think James may be my ancester but have no proff.

My ancestor is John Wyatt born in 1772 Rutherford County NC, his father was named James Wyatt - who I suspect may be the son of the above James. John's daughter said John was born in Buncombe county which did not exist in 1772 when it was part of Rutherford County. She also said John's father was named James, which would be her grandfather.

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Re: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s William Wyatt 10/31/09
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    - Re: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s William Wyatt 11/05/09
      - Re: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s Steven Rivkin 11/05/09
        
        Re: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s William Wyatt 11/09/09
        
        Re: Two John Wiatts in Gloucester County in the Late 1700s Steven Rivkin 11/09/09

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