John F Wyatt was born 2 April 1850 in Tennessee to James G. and Frances Wyatt.
He married Mary E. Wilson on 19 Feb 1871 in Smith, Tennessee.
John and Mary's children included: Frances Ann (1872-1924), William Benjamin (1873-1948), Hattie Elizabeth (1875-1953), Robert Lee (1877-1942, Edward Compton (1880-1948), Ada Belle (1883-1907), and Altha May (1885-1977).
John's first wife Mary Wilson died November 17, 1885 in Smith County, Tennessee.
As yet a young man, John remarried on July 3, 1887 to Mary Elizabeth Carr.
Their two children included: John Franklin Wyatt, Jr. and Eppie Carolyn Wyatt.
"Jonnie" drowned in the Caney Fork River with William Herschel Wyatt on June 28, 1903. He was only 15 years old. Their daughter Eppie (Overstreet) died March 16, 1957 from the poisoning of deadly carbon monoxide fumes escaping from a faulty gas water heater vent in her apartment.
John died on April 9, 1935 in Chestnut Mound, Smith, Tennessee and is buried there at Wyatt Cemetery.
He married Mary E. Wilson on 19 Feb 1871 in Smith, Tennessee.
John and Mary's children included: Frances Ann (1872-1924), William Benjamin (1873-1948), Hattie Elizabeth (1875-1953), Robert Lee (1877-1942, Edward Compton (1880-1948), Ada Belle (1883-1907), and Altha May (1885-1977).
John's first wife Mary Wilson died November 17, 1885 in Smith County, Tennessee.
As yet a young man, John remarried on July 3, 1887 to Mary Elizabeth Carr.
Their two children included: John Franklin Wyatt, Jr. and Eppie Carolyn Wyatt.
"Jonnie" drowned in the Caney Fork River with William Herschel Wyatt on June 28, 1903. He was only 15 years old. Their daughter Eppie (Overstreet) died March 16, 1957 from the poisoning of deadly carbon monoxide fumes escaping from a faulty gas water heater vent in her apartment.
John died on April 9, 1935 in Chestnut Mound, Smith, Tennessee and is buried there at Wyatt Cemetery.
John F Wyatt was born 2 April 1850 in Tennessee to James G. and Frances Wyatt.
He married Mary E. Wilson on 19 Feb 1871 in Smith, Tennessee.
John and Mary's children included: Frances Ann (1872-1924), William Benjamin (1873-1948), Hattie Elizabeth (1875-1953), Robert Lee (1877-1942, Edward Compton (1880-1948), Ada Belle (1883-1907), and Altha May (1885-1977).
John's first wife Mary Wilson died November 17, 1885 in Smith County, Tennessee.
As yet a young man, John remarried on July 3, 1887 to Mary Elizabeth Carr.
Their two children included: John Franklin Wyatt, Jr. and Eppie Carolyn Wyatt.
"Jonnie" drowned in the Caney Fork River with William Herschel Wyatt on June 28, 1903. He was only 15 years old. Their daughter Eppie (Overstreet) died March 16, 1957 from the poisoning of deadly carbon monoxide fumes escaping from a faulty gas water heater vent in her apartment.
John died on April 9, 1935 in Chestnut Mound, Smith, Tennessee and is buried there at Wyatt Cemetery.
He married Mary E. Wilson on 19 Feb 1871 in Smith, Tennessee.
John and Mary's children included: Frances Ann (1872-1924), William Benjamin (1873-1948), Hattie Elizabeth (1875-1953), Robert Lee (1877-1942, Edward Compton (1880-1948), Ada Belle (1883-1907), and Altha May (1885-1977).
John's first wife Mary Wilson died November 17, 1885 in Smith County, Tennessee.
As yet a young man, John remarried on July 3, 1887 to Mary Elizabeth Carr.
Their two children included: John Franklin Wyatt, Jr. and Eppie Carolyn Wyatt.
"Jonnie" drowned in the Caney Fork River with William Herschel Wyatt on June 28, 1903. He was only 15 years old. Their daughter Eppie (Overstreet) died March 16, 1957 from the poisoning of deadly carbon monoxide fumes escaping from a faulty gas water heater vent in her apartment.
John died on April 9, 1935 in Chestnut Mound, Smith, Tennessee and is buried there at Wyatt Cemetery.
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