Dr. John J. Dickey Diary, Fleming County, Ky.  Recorded in the 1870's and
beyond.  Reprinted in Kentucky Explorer, Volume 10, No 6 - November, 1995.
pp. 85-86. By permission. Laurel County.

George S. Wyatt - Friday, June 17, 1898.
     My grandfather, James Wyatt, was born in Virginia as was my father
Samuel Wyatt.  My grandfather removed first to Missouri and from there
came to Laurel County and settled on Rockcastle River near Wyatt's Chapel.
 He reared 14 children:  James, John, George, William, Samuel, Wade, Jane
(Edwards), Elizabeth (Lucas), Martha (Casey), Sarah, Nancy (Owens), Lucy
(Landrum).  My father was a religious man and a devout Methodist.  He had
letters from attorneys in New York recently, stating that Sir Francis
Wyatt and lately died in England leaving an enormous estate.  He had gone
to England from Virginia.  The attorneys were seeking the Wyatts.  They
wanted $250.00 from each heir and as such schemes had so often proven to
be fake, we paid no attention to it.  I was born July 20, 1853 in Clay Co.
I am a local preacher in the M. E. Church South.  My grandfather, James
Wyatt, reared 7 children.  My father, Samuel was the only son.  The
daughters were, Lucy (Colley), Lydia (Martin) mother of Joseph Young's
first wife, Rebecca (Robinson), Margaret (Stivers-Phillips), one child by
Stivers married Daniel Howse, mother of Reid and Sam Phillips was her
daughter, Eliza (Vaughn), Minerva (Vaughn).  Grandfather owned all the
land from Joe Young's to the head of this creek, 2,000 or 3,000 acres.  My
father owned 600 acres and lived and died where Wade Wyatt now lives at
Wyatt's Chapel.

Wyatt Edwards Lucas Casey Owens Landrum Colley Martin Young Robinson
Stivers Phillips Howse Vaughn
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VA MO England NY Clay-KY 

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