Individual Details

John Wyatt was apparently in the War of 1812 as evidenced by the articles below.

When the Wyatts went to Montgomery Co MO, there was another John Wyatt, a generation older, already living there. I suspect he may be a brother to Francis Wyatt as old John applied for his Revolutionary pension and stated he was born in North Carolina and had entered the war from Chatham Co NC. He had come to Missouri in 1817. Since there were two Johns, one was called Senr., the other Jr. - but I believe the younger man who was usually living next to other sons of Francis & Ann Wyatt was actually this John

One message on WYATT-L@rootsweb.com states that Capt John was born 11 Mar 1788. Died 16 Feb 1865, Warrensburg, Johnson Co MO. Married Attossa Pinckney Sharp.

1830 Charette, Montgomery Co MO On the same page with Anthony & Douglas.
John Wyatt. 2m -5, 1m 10-15, 2m 30-40. 2f -5, 1f 20-30, 1f 30-40
There seem to be two households living together.

1840 Pinckney Twp, Warren Co MO
John Wyatt Jr. 1m 5-10, 1m 10-15, 1m 30-40, 1m 50-60.
1f -5, 1f 5-10 2f 10-15, 2f 15-20

1850 Warren Co MO, Dist 99
John Wyatt, age 62, b. KY.
Born in Missouri: Catherine 25, Margaret 18, John 16, Lucy 13
Phrazie Ward age 18 [male] also lived in the household.
Next door was
John Dunham age 31 and Harriet age 19, b. MO.

1860 Cream Ridge, Livingston Co MO
J. S. Dunham age 48, Harriet age 22, b. MO and 5 children.
John Wyatt, age 72, b. KY

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/1948/wyatt.htm
Wyatt Family Research Notes
by Donald M. Ricks
Henry4 Wyatt, who was probably a son of Anthony3 Wyatt (son of Capt. Nicholas2 Wyatt), married Mary ---, and had issue Francis Wyatt, born about 1760, who lived in North Carolina and had three sons, Capt. John Wyatt [Perquimans Co.], a soldier of the war of 1812. Anthony and Douglas Wyatt, was a descendant of this Wyatt family. These brothers removed first to Montgomery County, Ky., and afterwards, about 1816, to Missouri. (See Virginia Magazine of History and Biography.)

http://www.rootsweb.com/~momontgo/families/familiess.html
A History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri
with numerous sketches, anecdotes, adventures, etc.,
relating to Early Days in Missouri. Also the lives of
Daniel Boone and the celebrated Indian chief Black Hawk,
with numerous Biographies and Histories of Primitive institutions
By William S. Bryan and Robert Rose
Bryan, Brand & Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1876
Transcribed by Joanne Scobee Morgan
SHARP, Thomas Sharp was a native of Ireland, but emigrated to America, and settled first in Pennsylvania, from whence he removed to Washington co., Va. He was married twice, and by his first wife he had John, Thomas, Jr., and Benjamin. By his second wife he had but one child, David, who became a Methodist minister and lived and died in Virginia. Thomas Jr., settled in Ky. Benjamin was a soldier in the Rev. war, and was in Colonel Campbell's command at the battle of King's Mountain. He married HANNAH FULKERSON, of Va., and their children were James F., John D., Polly C., Jacob L., Catharine E., Attosa P., Hannah D., Peter L., Elvira E., Malinda M., Margaret J., and Benjamin F. In 1816 Mr. Sharp removed to Mo. with all his family except John and Malinda, and settled in (now) Warren co., three miles east of Pinckney. When Montgomery co. was organized in 1818, he was appointed clerk of the county and circuit courts, and held the position until the state was admitted into the union. A small log cabin was built in his yard and used as a court house, until the county seat was located at Pinckney, which was named for his daughter, Attosa Pinckney Sharp. Mr. Sharp died at the old homestead in 1843; his wife died two years previous. Their son, James, married CATHARINE NEIL. Polly C., married JERRY H. NEIL. Jacob L. married HARRIET VANCE. After the organization of the state government he bought the offices of County and circuit clerk from a man named LONG, who had been appointed by Gov. McNail. He paid $100 for those offices, and continued to hold them by election until 1865. He was a bald-headed man, and wore his hat on all occasions, including the sitting of the courts, a privilege which all the judges allowed him. While the county seat was located at Lewiston he made a regular practice of taking the prisoners out of the jail and exercising them. He died in 1869. Attosa Sharp married CAPT. JOHN WYATT, a soldier of the war of 1812. Hannah D. married B--TON (BEATON? BESTON?) CALLAHAN. Peter L. married JANE JOHNSON. Elvira married JAMES HUGHES. Catharine E. married CONRAD CARPENTER. Margaret J. married FREDERICK HAMILTON, was was editor of the Columbia, Mo. Patriot. Benjamin F. is a physician and is the only one of the twelve brothers and sisters who is still living. He married MARY H. McGHEE, and resides on his farm near Montgomery City, respected and honored by all who know him. Samuel T. and Benjamin F., sons of Jacob L. Sharp, are well known and prominent citizens of Montgomery co.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~mopettis/bio/bio.html
extracts from The History of Pettis County, Missouri by Mark A. McGruder - 1919
TRADER, Dr. Charles Bell : Son of Dr. John B. Trader who was born March 6, 1837 and was the son of Moses and Rebecca R. Wells Trader. Dr. John Trader married twice, his first wife being Miss Lucy A. W. Wyatt, daughter of Capt. John Wyatt. In 1867 he married Miss Tillie B. Batterton of Danville, KY. They had seven children: Hattie b. 1868 m. Dr. C.E. Fletcher; Dr. Charles Bell; Arthur Montgomery born 1872; John William b. 1875; George Henry b. 1877; Clara Matilda Hope b. 1879 m. Otto J. Schien; Randolph Foster b. 1882; Emmet Everett b. 1889. Dr. Charles Bell Trader married in 1902 Marian Tuck Batterton, dau of George D. and Hattie Williams Batterton. To this marriage has been born a daughter, Francis Ware Trader.

Birth	11 Mar 1788
Death	1865

Father	Francis Wyatt ( - 1824)
Mother	Ann "Nancy" Haden ( - )
Sibling	Nancy Wyatt (1780 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth "Betsy" Wyatt (1780 - )
Sibling	Mary "Polly" Wyatt (1792 - )
Sibling	Malinda Wyatt (1794 - )
Sibling	Anthony Wyatt (1795 - 1871)
Sibling	William Wyatt (1795 - )
Sibling	Douglas Wyatt (1790 - 1843)
Sibling	Francis Wyatt ( - 1850)
Sibling	Joseph Wyatt ( - )
Sibling	Haden Wyatt (1803 - )
Sibling	Sarah "Sally" Wyatt (1810 - )