According to his WWI draft card, Chester Pyeatt was tall and stout with blue eyes and dark hair.
In U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3, v.13 Enum.
Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65, his birthplace is listed as "Arkansas."BIRTH:Texas birth records- general index;Index to probate birth records, Texas
delayed;Call# US/CAN microfilm #1503772.WW1 draft registration Briscoe Co, TX 1917
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.According to the PYEATT's relatives, he met his wife in Colorado-- family
later moved to Colorado. They were from Silverton, Briscoe Co., TX. They had
11 or 13 children (2 died young).WW1 draft registration Las Animas Co, CO 1918 lists he is missing one finger
According to their son, they met in Colorado but married in Texas.
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1880--District #82, Johnson County,
Texas;1900--Briscoe Co, TX, Precinct #3, v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.MARRIAGE:Johnson County, Texas marriage records;Book 5, page 342.
One of their sons (not Chester, Robert or John) was called "Finis" and one of
their daughters was commonly called "May/Mae."
John Dudley Pyeatt's application for an SSN lists his mother's maiden name as Jonnie Louise Gatewood. His brother, Robert Edward Pyeatt, lists her name as Johnnie Gatewood on his application for an SSN.
1900 Census for Briscoe Co TX lists her father b KY and her mother b VA
MARRIAGE:Johnson County, Texas marriage records;Book 5, page 342.
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.She is living with her Uncle Ed PYEATT in Johnson Co, TX in the 1910 census.
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.According to the PYEATT's relatives, he met his wife in Colorado-- family
later moved to Colorado. They were from Silverton, Briscoe Co., TX. They had
11 or 13 children (2 died young).WW1 draft registration Las Animas Co, CO 1918 lists he is missing one finger
Since my maternal grandmother died when I was only 18 months old, and my paternal grandmother died before I was born, Callie Ruth Gilliam Pyeatt is the only grandmother I ever knew. She always treated me as a grandson, and I will alwaysremember her as Granny Pyeatt.
- - - Leon Daniel
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.James Pyeatt's WWI draft card lists him as of medium build and medium height, with dark gray eyes and black hair.
WW1 draft registration Lubbock, TX 1917 listed as single and that his place of birth is Canyon City.
BIRTH:From U.S. federal census records;1900--Briscoe Co., TX, Precinct #3,
v.13 Enum. Dist. 8, sheet 8, line 65.James Pyeatt's WWI draft card lists him as of medium build and medium height, with dark gray eyes and black hair.
WW1 draft registration Lubbock, TX 1917 listed as single and that his place of birth is Canyon City.
[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 2 M-Z, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Sep 25, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.112.5.49129.51]
Individual: Pyeatt, Nina
Social Security #: 524-56-1907
SS# issued in: Colorado
Birth date: Oct 8, 1906
Death date: May 7, 1992
ZIP Code of last known residence: 81027
Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:
Branson, Colorado
Living in Paris, Texas in 1930 was a Nina Moore, age 63, single, whose parents had come from Kentucky, just as Charlie's parents had. Conjecture - was she a friend/relative of the family. She lived with her brother Edwin, who was also single at age 58.There is an Edgar and Auty Sewell, ages 23, married, living in Plainview, Texas at the time of the 1930 census. As there are no other Sewells that match in Texas, and this is where she was according to Martha Maben, I think this is her. Never heard that nickname, though. Interestingly, her future 3rd husband, Clarence, was living nearby with his two daughters. Martha Maben indicates that it was not long after this that Nina and her future 2nd husband, Tom, "ran off together as they were very much in love". Tom had a wife who was a Native American, although I can't find them in the census of 1930.
WW1 draft registration Las Animas Co, CO 1917 lists him as single
Finis Pyeatt's WWI draft card lists him as being of medium build and medium height, with brown eyes and dark hair. 1900 Census lists him as Phinnias
WW1 draft registration Lubbock, TX 1918
MARRIAGE:Hudson, Weldon I.;Johnson County, Texas marriage records;Ft. Worth,
TX;author;1982;Call# US/CAN 976.4524 V2h.BIRTH:Approximated from census records;1900--Pct. #2, Johnson Co, TX.
The 1900 Johnson County, Texas census shows that Frances Pyeatt had four children, two of which were still living, but the 1910 Scurry County, Texas, census lists Frances Pyeatt as having had five children, four of which were still living at that time.