WW1 draft registration lists him as single with father as nearest living relative, Woodbury Co, Iowa, 1918
See Historical Document.
TITL " Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage, and Companionage", ed. by C.F.J. Hankinson, 1939, London: Dean & Son
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MEDI Book
" Debrett's Peerage, Baronetage, Knighage, and Companionage", ed. by C.F.J. Hankinson, 1939, London: Dean & Son, p. 150
TITL "Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996
"Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996.p 152
_FA1
DATE 1604
PLAC recorded in March and April in Holland records
TITL "Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996
"Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996.p 152
_FA2
DATE 29 NOV 1604
PLAC recorded dispute over inherited estate of minor child
On April 20, 1604 Jan Cornelis Slecht borrowed against threemorgen land in Snelle; after his death, his cousin Barend took over theloan on October 29, 1626.
On Nov. 29, 1604, the burgmeester [mayor] of Woerdenintervened in a dispute between Heinric Jan Gerritszoon, HeinricDirixszoon from Segvelt, and Harmen Harmenszoon, as guardians of thebefore
mentioned orphan child of Jan Corneliszoon Slecht, who werealready permitted to speak in the name of the child, on the one side andJan Huiberts, married with the widow of Cornelis Janszoon
Slecht,grandmother of the child on the other side, over three morgen land in anweir of 12 morgen in Snelle, and an existing loan on the the house ofMontfort, which the guardians had already
transferred in the name of thechild, and over the remainder of the marriage estate of the father of thechild. It was decided that the grandmother shall pay fifteen guildersyearly out of her
inheritance on behalf of the child and pay HeinricDirixs 36 guilders reimbursement for his expenses. The grandmothershall retain control over the child's loan.
On Feb. 20, 1609, Marrichgen Barentsdochter and Jan Huibertszoonpromised to keep the young Anneke Jasperdochter free from all debts thather husband had left behind at his death, as long as she was
satisfiedwith the aforementioned fifteen guilders per year. This was agreed to onMarch 11 by Anneke with her present husband Adrisen Thomaszoon. At thetime she also declared to have in her
possession, from the child "an oldbed blanket, a black coat from the dear father, a pair of old sheets, anold hearth blanket, an old tin water jug, a pointed rod, being very old,a weapon being a
long wooden rod 2 1/2 meters long with a point and ahook to pull a person from a horse, a sword with halbert, and an olddagger.". (Orphan's Archives, Woerden, 4 f. 164).
TITL "Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996
"Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996.p 152
_FA1
DATE 20 FEB 1608/09
PLAC Marrichgen Barentsdr & Jan Huibertsz promised to keep young Anneke debt free
TITL "Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996
"Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996.p 152
_FA2
PLAC On condition she is satisfied with 15 guilders anually.
TITL Ibid
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MEDI Book
_FA3
PLAC Debts her husband left behind at his death
TITL Ibid
REPO
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MEDI Book
_FA4
PLAC was young when husband died.
TITL Ibid
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MEDI Book
GIVN Elihu
SURN UNDERWOOD
AFN G1TM-XK
REPO @REPO2@
TITL Ancestral File (TM)
AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
PUBL June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998
ABBR Ancestral File (TM)
_MASTER Y
_ITALIC Y
_PAREN Ybirth year could be 1732
ALIV 0
GIVN Margaret
SURN Marsh
AFN 972G-NCGIVN Margaret
SURN MARSH
AFN 972G-NC
REPO @REPO2@
TITL Ancestral File (TM)
AUTH The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
PUBL June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998
ABBR Ancestral File (TM)
_MASTER Y
_ITALIC Y
_PAREN Y
Gerrit Jan Pieterszoon Floriszoon
See Historical Document.
TITL "Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996
"Jaarboek van het Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie" Deel 50, Den Haag - Centraal Bureau Voor Genealogie, 1996; p 148 A
William and Catherine Piatt are found on the 1820 census of Clark County,Ohio, along with John Piatt. Around 1841 William had moved to CrawfordCounty, Missouri. William married second Elizabeth Bennett on January 3,1850, in Crawford County. The last mention of William Piatt is on the1850 census of Crawford County where he is listed as 60 years old, abasket maker and born in Virginia.
The parents of William are not known at this time but he was born at sucha time that he cannot be far removed from his probable ancestry in NewJersey. The names William and Benjamin are oft used among Piatt families,and as such, only further the confusion. Anyone who can shed light onWilliam's parentage, please reply.
Sources:Vol 8 Piatt Family Newsletter
Laverne Ingram Piatt
Michael S Pyatt St. Louis, MO (descendant) [email protected]
Marianne Pyeatt research
Elijah married his brother Benjamin's widow, Avis. Elijah and Avis builta log house on their homestead called Pyatt Hollow and raised the eightchildren. Avis' son, Daniel, and Margaret (Mary) raised their sevenchildlren in that log house. Her grandson, Daniel Washington (Wash), alsolived there. Most of his children were born in that log house, too.
Elijah and Avis appeared as follows on the 1880 census of CrawfordCounty, MO:
Piatt, Elija age 53 born OH
Piatt, Avis (wife) age 66 born IN
Piatt, Mary J (step-daughter) age 38 born MO
Piatt, Eliza/Elisha? F (grandson) age 1/12 born MO (this familyenumerated vol 10 ed 58 sh 7 line 13)Avis died c14 Feb 1894 at the home of her son, William. Reverend W J Toddpreached the funeral and she was buried in the Charlie Martin Cemetery.
Have copy of marriage license.
Avis Eggers married Benjamin Pyatt on Aug 19, 1833 in Putnam County,Indiana. It appears that the Eggers family came to Indiana from NorthCarolina before 1820. Avis was born c1814 in Ohio and died 1894 inCrawford County, Missouri. Soon after their marriage (c1841), Benjaminand Avis moved to Crawford County, Missouri, with Benjamin's father,William, where their descendants still live. They were some of the earlysettlers of south Crawford County and settled in the area which is called"Pyatt Hollow" which is how it received it's name.After Benjamin died in 1853, Avis married on 5-11-1854 his youngerbrother, Elijah. Elijah was born c1827 in Ohio. Avis died c14 Feb 1894 atthe home of her son, William. Reverend W J Todd preached the funeral andshe was buried in the Charlie Martin Cemetery.
Ava Clara Woolsey (daughter of Sarah Pyatt born 1839 who was the daughterof Avis Eggers Pyatt), wrote in 1994 in a letter to Michael Pyatt "Mygrandmother [Avis Eggers Pyatt] was dark complected (as many of the oldPyatts were) and a small wiry woman; a very clean housekeeper who sang asshe did her work (On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand, Will There Be AnyStars in My Crown, How Tedious and Tasteless the Hours). Had the high'Woolsey' temper, but yet a Saint. Her brother, John, was the cut-up. Hethrew the geese out of the upstairs window and at age 16 asked the schoolteacher to go with him. She replied 'When I take a boy to raise, I'll letyou know.' They went to the Woolsey school 4 miles south of Steelville.Francis Marion started to school and when the teacher asked his name heanswered 'Merry Frank'. Grandma (Ava) took over the household duties when8 or 10 years old. She had about a 4th grade education but taught me toread at an early age. John Hill Pyeatt, the basket maker, had twobrothers; Andrew and George. They lived in primitive log cabins -separately. My grandmother bought the basket about 1939 - 55 years ago. Ithink they were basically religious, lived alone and bothered no one.John Hill was very dark (I believe there was Indian blood). My Aunts evenwere swarthy complected." http://www.angelfire.com/ar/pyeatt/Woolsey.htmlNote from Sandra: Avis was actually an Eggers, but Ava Clara Woolseycalls all of the Pyatts "swarthy complected". Is it possible that boththe Eggers and the Pyatts had Native American in their families? (Perhapsfrom Sally Rash on the Eggers side.) If so, assuming our record of theEggers is accurate, then it is probable that Sally Rash was a fullblooded Native American.
It appears that the Eggers family came to Indiana from North Carolinabefore 1820. Soon after their marriage, Benjamin and Avis moved toCrawford County, Missouri, with Benjamin's father, William, where theirdescendants still live. They were some of the early setters of southCrawford County. http://www.angelfire.com/ar/peyatt/BenjOH.html