"wife of S.T. Wyatt"
Grave recorded in 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter D.A.R. for the series "Louisiana Tombstone Transcriptions", Volume I, Page 161.
All four Wyatt graves were listed in the index between Erastus Rogers Hamilton and Osie G. Hattaway.
A later index placed them between Alma Scofield Hamilton (wife of Erastus) and "Large iron fenced area - no data] then J.M. Sanford.
All four Wyatt graves appear to share a single stone with the notation: "wife & children of S.T. Wyatt".
According to the Ouachita Parish Marriage index, Sarah Ann Huey married Spencer T. Wyatt August 9, 1854.
According to Dr. E. Russ Williams' book, Founding Families of the Ouachita Valley 1785 to 1850, Part I, page 401, Sarah was the daughter of John Ferguson Huey and Catherine Row. Her Great grandfather was James Huey, Jr., a Revolutionary War Solider. Dr. Williams listed three children: John, Sarah Ann and Thomas S. Wyatt.
Grave recorded in 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter D.A.R. for the series "Louisiana Tombstone Transcriptions", Volume I, Page 161.
All four Wyatt graves were listed in the index between Erastus Rogers Hamilton and Osie G. Hattaway.
A later index placed them between Alma Scofield Hamilton (wife of Erastus) and "Large iron fenced area - no data] then J.M. Sanford.
All four Wyatt graves appear to share a single stone with the notation: "wife & children of S.T. Wyatt".
According to the Ouachita Parish Marriage index, Sarah Ann Huey married Spencer T. Wyatt August 9, 1854.
According to Dr. E. Russ Williams' book, Founding Families of the Ouachita Valley 1785 to 1850, Part I, page 401, Sarah was the daughter of John Ferguson Huey and Catherine Row. Her Great grandfather was James Huey, Jr., a Revolutionary War Solider. Dr. Williams listed three children: John, Sarah Ann and Thomas S. Wyatt.
"wife of S.T. Wyatt"
Grave recorded in 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter D.A.R. for the series "Louisiana Tombstone Transcriptions", Volume I, Page 161.
All four Wyatt graves were listed in the index between Erastus Rogers Hamilton and Osie G. Hattaway.
A later index placed them between Alma Scofield Hamilton (wife of Erastus) and "Large iron fenced area - no data] then J.M. Sanford.
All four Wyatt graves appear to share a single stone with the notation: "wife & children of S.T. Wyatt".
According to the Ouachita Parish Marriage index, Sarah Ann Huey married Spencer T. Wyatt August 9, 1854.
According to Dr. E. Russ Williams' book, Founding Families of the Ouachita Valley 1785 to 1850, Part I, page 401, Sarah was the daughter of John Ferguson Huey and Catherine Row. Her Great grandfather was James Huey, Jr., a Revolutionary War Solider. Dr. Williams listed three children: John, Sarah Ann and Thomas S. Wyatt.
Grave recorded in 1956 by the Chief Tusquahoma Chapter D.A.R. for the series "Louisiana Tombstone Transcriptions", Volume I, Page 161.
All four Wyatt graves were listed in the index between Erastus Rogers Hamilton and Osie G. Hattaway.
A later index placed them between Alma Scofield Hamilton (wife of Erastus) and "Large iron fenced area - no data] then J.M. Sanford.
All four Wyatt graves appear to share a single stone with the notation: "wife & children of S.T. Wyatt".
According to the Ouachita Parish Marriage index, Sarah Ann Huey married Spencer T. Wyatt August 9, 1854.
According to Dr. E. Russ Williams' book, Founding Families of the Ouachita Valley 1785 to 1850, Part I, page 401, Sarah was the daughter of John Ferguson Huey and Catherine Row. Her Great grandfather was James Huey, Jr., a Revolutionary War Solider. Dr. Williams listed three children: John, Sarah Ann and Thomas S. Wyatt.
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