William A. Wyatt's biography is featured in Goodspeed History of Gibson County. According to his biography, Wyatt was the son of Alexander and Eliza Banks Wyatt who came to Gibson county from North Carolina in 1848.
William married Margaret A. Reed who was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Parks Reed on 3 October 1855. He purchased 100 acre farm in 1855. He and Margaret had 5 children. By 1886, when his biography was published, they had lost one son (Samuel A.) and one daughter (unknown)
William was conscripted in the Confederate Army in 1964 and served with Russell's Regiment. He returned home at the end of the war in April of 1865.
By 1886, the farm consisted of 200 acres.
As his mother and father before him, Wyatt and Elizabeth belong to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
William married Margaret A. Reed who was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Parks Reed on 3 October 1855. He purchased 100 acre farm in 1855. He and Margaret had 5 children. By 1886, when his biography was published, they had lost one son (Samuel A.) and one daughter (unknown)
William was conscripted in the Confederate Army in 1964 and served with Russell's Regiment. He returned home at the end of the war in April of 1865.
By 1886, the farm consisted of 200 acres.
As his mother and father before him, Wyatt and Elizabeth belong to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
William A. Wyatt's biography is featured in Goodspeed History of Gibson County. According to his biography, Wyatt was the son of Alexander and Eliza Banks Wyatt who came to Gibson county from North Carolina in 1848.
William married Margaret A. Reed who was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Parks Reed on 3 October 1855. He purchased 100 acre farm in 1855. He and Margaret had 5 children. By 1886, when his biography was published, they had lost one son (Samuel A.) and one daughter (unknown)
William was conscripted in the Confederate Army in 1964 and served with Russell's Regiment. He returned home at the end of the war in April of 1865.
By 1886, the farm consisted of 200 acres.
As his mother and father before him, Wyatt and Elizabeth belong to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
William married Margaret A. Reed who was the daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Parks Reed on 3 October 1855. He purchased 100 acre farm in 1855. He and Margaret had 5 children. By 1886, when his biography was published, they had lost one son (Samuel A.) and one daughter (unknown)
William was conscripted in the Confederate Army in 1964 and served with Russell's Regiment. He returned home at the end of the war in April of 1865.
By 1886, the farm consisted of 200 acres.
As his mother and father before him, Wyatt and Elizabeth belong to the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
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