Biography of William Wyatt, page 552.  History of De Kalb County, 
Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

William Wyatt, deceased, was born in the State of Pennsylvania, in 1819, 
and died in Concord Township, DeKalb County, Ind., Jan 22, 1870.  He was a 
son of Nathan Wyatt, also a native of Pennsylvania, who moved to Ohio when 
our subject was a child.  He was reared a farmer and on arriving at manhood 
came to Indiana that he might with his limited means provide himself with a 
home, thinking a new country the best place for a young man to gain a 
livelihood.  He was married in this county July 17, 1842, to Miss Nancy 
Strong, a native of Geauga County, Ohio, daughter of Daniel Strong, also 
and early settler of DeKalb County.  He built a log cabin into which they 
moved the first day of August following their marriage, and began 
housekeeping on their farm, which, at that time, was heavily timbered.  
They were industrious and economical, and by their united efforts soon had 
a good farm and a pleasant home.  To them were born fourteen children, 
eleven of whom are living---Nathan, Daniel, Lydia, Ephraim, William H., 
Isaac N., Marietta, George W., Israel, Laura J. and James A.

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