Person:Daniel Hyatt (1)

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Daniel Franklin Hyatt
b.25 Sep 1829 , Anson, North Carolina
d.15 Sep 1878 , Cass, Texas
Parents and Siblings
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m. 7 Apr 1810
  1. Elisha Hyatt1813 - 1872
  2. Sanders Jones Hyatt1813 - 1900
  3. Pleasant Woodard Hyatt1815 - 1879
  4. Cynthia Hyatt1819 - Bef 1880
  5. Rosanna Hyatt1820 - 1868
  6. Martha Hyatt1824 - Bef 1850
  7. Joseph Hyatt1827 - Aft 1880
  8. Sarah E Hyatt1827 - 1920
  9. Daniel Franklin Hyatt1829 - 1878
Spouse and Children
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m. 5 Feb 1848
  1. James Pleasant Hyatt1848 - 1936
  2. Joseph Woodard Hyatt1850 - 1935
  3. Mary Ann Maranda Hyatt1852 - 1919
  4. William Martin Hyatt1854 - 1933
  5. Daniel Greenberry Hyatt1856 - 1939
  6. Seborn Ivy Hyatt1858 - 1950
  7. Lucy Jane Hyatt1860 - 1917
  8. Francis Marion Hyatt1862 - 1953
  9. James Robert Hyatt1865 - 1955
  10. Martha Elizabeth Hyatt1868 - 1947
  11. Jessie Young Hyatt1870 - 1939
  12. John Henry Hyatt1872 - 1966
  13. Samuel Lewis May Hyatt1874 - 1967
  14. Nancy Ann Luella Hyatt1876 - 1936
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Facts and Events
Name Daniel Franklin Hyatt
Alt Name Daniel Hiatt
Gender Male
Birth? 25 Sep 1829 , Anson, North Carolina
Marriage 5 Feb 1848 , Fayette, Georgiato Martha Emily Hill
Census[1][7] 20 Nov 1850 Randolph County, Alabama
Other[2][8] 6 Jul 1859 Randolph County, AlabamaLand
Census[3][9] 1860 Randolph, Alabama
Other[4][10] 28 Oct 1863 Chattanaga, TennesseeMilitary
Other[5][11] 1865 , , AlabamaMilitary Service
Census[6][12] 1870 Cleburne county, Alabama
Death? 15 Sep 1878 , Cass, Texas
Burial? Bivins, Cass, Texas
Ancestral File Number 1DSZ-NR
References
  1. ↑ United States. Census Office. Alabama, 1850 population census schedules, M432. (Washington, D.C. : The National Archives, 1964)
    Daniel Hyatt household; Randolph county; roll 14, page 323, line 9; FHL film.
  2. ↑ United States. National Archives. Records of the Bureau of Land Management, Record Group 49
    Daniel Hyatt; Alabama, Centre Land Office; cash entry, document number 21433; Feb 1 1860.
  3. ↑ United States. Census Office. Alabama, 1860 population census schedules, M653. (Washington, D.C. : The National Archives, 1950, 1967)
    Daniel Hiatt household; Randolph County; roll 22, folio 504.
  4. ↑ United States. War Department. Record and Pension Office. Compiled service records of Confederate soldiers who served in organizations from the state of Alabama, M311. (Washington, District of Columbia : The National Archives, 1961-1962, Record Group 109)
    Daniel Hyatt; roll ??.
  5. ↑ A History of David Emanuel Brown and his wife Mary Ann Miranda Hyatt compiled from Books of Rememberances, family records, recollection and l. (Utah; 1961)
    pg 2.
  6. ↑ United States. Census Office. Alabama, 1870 population census schedules, M593. (Washington, D.C. : The National Archives, 1962, 1968)
    Daniel Hyatt household; Cleburne county; roll 9, folio 372.
  7. ↑ He is age 21 and was born in the Georgia. His wife, Emily and two sons are recorded with him. He is a farmer He lives in the near vicinty of his brother Joseph; mother, Irene; and father in-law, Ivy Hill. He does not own the land he is occupying. In all there are 15 family members besides his family in the area. The population of the county was 11,581 of which 9% were slaves.
  8. ↑ He puchased 120 acres at the price of 25 cents an acre for the total price of $30 at the land office in Centre. Description of Land - Township, 18-South, Range 12-East; Section 4; Aliquot Parts - northwest Southeast quarter; and Township, 17-South, Range 12-East; Section 33; Aliquot Parts - southwest Southeast quarter and northeast Southwest quarter; Huntsville meridan.
  9. ↑ He lived with his wife, Martha E, and seven children on a farm. The value of hs real estate was $500 and personal property $200. They lived on 300 acres of land of which 28 acres are improved. Daniel has on the farm, one horse, four milk cows, two working oxen, and fourteen swine. His livestock is valued at $250. For the twelve months prior to the census he farmed 200 bushels of indian corn, 2 bales of ginned cotton (400 lbs each), 50 pounds of sweet potatoes. They also farmed wheat, irish potatoes, and peas and beans. The population of the county was 20,059 of which 10% were slaves.
  10. ↑ Daniel was captured on 28 Oct 1863 at Chattanoga, Tennessee. He served in company 'A' 38th Alabama Infantry. He took the oath of allegiance. He was taken to Louisville, Kentucky to be released on November 7th.
  11. ↑ "When she was about twelve years old ( Mary Ann Maranda Hyatt) her father went to serve in the Civil War as a Confederate soldier, was wounded and taken prisioner and held in a Northern prision for some time after the war. He did active duty as a doctor among the troops although he had no training along that line."
  12. ↑ He is 41 years old farmer. His wife and eleven children work the farm with him. His real estate is work $500 and personal estate is worth $400. They live in township 16, range 11, Whege post office.
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