James WYATT

                   William was deaf according to his nephew Wayne Wyatt Felkner. He livedwith his parents on their farm in Centerville, in Appanoose County,Iowa.  He never married.
                  

                   Obit: From Iowegian newspaper clipping at Drake Public Library,Centerville, Iowa: "Burned to Death. Sad Deathof Nannie B. Wyatt, livingNorth of Numa.
"Numa, Iowa April 24, 1905 Special Iowegian. A very Sad accident befellMiss Nannie B. Wyatt living north of nUma, on Monday of last week. Whileattempting to build a fire in the tove her dress caught fire and wascompletely burned from her body. From the effects she died a few hoursafter. Her aged mother came to her rescue, but it was unavailing. "NannieB. Wyatt was born April 21, 1860, in Appanoose County, Iowa. She diedApril 17, 1905 agged 44yrs, 11months and 20 days. She was a daughter ofJames and Sarah Wyatt. She is survived by an aged mother, three brothersand three sisters who mourn the sad death of a daughter and sister. "Inearly life she united with the M.E. Church, and lived a consistent andfaithful life until called to the Church Triumphant.  We can not choosethe way our friends would go from us, if we could such a fearful deathwould not occur, but what comfort in such sorrow that we may meet ourloved ones again where there are no partings or death.  The bereavedfamily have the sympathy of the entire community."
                  

                   In 1937 in an obituary for David R. Wyatt she is listed as a sisterliving in Centerville, Iowa. She is buried in the Felkner Cemetery fourmiles west of Centerville on Route #2.

Birth: Old Age Assistance Records, Appanoose County, IA: "Ella MarthaFelkner, Born 28 Dec. 1867, Centerville; father James Wyatt; mother SarahDukes."
                  

                   According to his nephew Wayne Wyatt Felkner, he was known as UncleCharlie. He moved to Inglewood, near L.A., California. He married and hada daughter. His daughter worked for the May Company for years.