BIRTH:Maxwell, Nancy;Pyeatts & Finleys of Rowan & Guilford Counties,
NC;Guilford Genealogist;Greensboro, NC;Guilford Co. Genealogical Soc.;vol 16,
no. 3 (whole no. 45, Spring 1989).
land on the Haw River, Guilford Co, NC.
According to his WWI draft card, Albert Watts Blake had brown hair and brown eyes.
Moved from Piatt Co, IL to California in 185. Returned to Piatt Co 1868 and then moved to Kansas 1879
According to the 1930 Custer County, Oklahoma federal census, John H. Pyeatt apparently derived income from rentals. According to the census he owned his own home. There were two additional families with the same dwelling number, the Smith family and the McCathester family, each family with two parents and one child.
According to the 1930 Custer County, Oklahoma federal census, John H. Pyeatt apparently derived income from rentals. According to the census he owned his own home. There were two additional families with the same dwelling number, the Smith family and the McCathester family, each family with two parents and one child.
The 1910 Custer County, Oklahoma, census indicates that five children included in the John H Pyeatt household are step-children of the head of household. This would mean the they would be Livvie C Pyeatt's children. However, her age and marital status, along with the children's last names indicate that they are John's children from his previous marriage to Serena Young.
According to his WWI draft card, John Fen Black was tall with a medium build, gray eyes, brown hair and slightly bald.