Wyatt Audabon Garrett

   Cause of his death was Circulatory Failure.

  General Notes:

See general notes for his Uncle James Washington Garrett for 1880 census facts.

The 1900 Federal Census for Dayton Township, Cass Co., Missouri, District 30, page 70B, dated June 18, 1900 records Wyatt A. Garrett (April 1857 - Missouri/NC/VA) and his wife Emma E. Garrett (Jan 1861 - NC/NC/NC) and children Alice (April 1884), Ray E. (May 1888), and Frank (July 1893). Wyatt and Emma have been married for 17 years and have had 4 children of whom 3 are still living. Wyatt is a farmer.

The 1910 Federal Census for MingoTownship, Bates Co., Missouri, District 6, page 57A, dated April 28, 1910 records Audubon W. Garrett (52 - Missouri/NC/VA) and his wife Emma E. Garrett (49 - NC/NC/NC) and children Ray E. (21) and Frank (16). Wyatt and Emma have been married for 27 years and have had 4 children of whom 3 are still living. Wyatt is a farmer.

The 1920 Federal Census for Austin Township, Cass Co., Missouri, District 28, page 208A, dated February 6, 1920 records the widower Wyatt A. Garrett (62 - Missouri/NC/VA) and his single brother-in-law John A. Welch (56 - NC/NC/NC). Wyatt and John are both House Carpenters.

See general notes for his son, Ray E. Garrett, for 1930 census facts.

  Medical Notes:

Informant: Ray Garrett of Butler, Missouri

Wyatt married Emma Elizabeth Welch, daughter of John J. Welch and Ruth Wiley, on 5 Apr 1883 in Missouri. (Emma Elizabeth Welch was born on 14 Jan 1861 in Highpoint, N.C, died on 19 Aug 1919 in Cass Co., Missouri and was buried on 20 Aug 1919 in Austin Cemetery, Austin, Cass Co., Missouri.) The cause of her death was Creeping Paralysis.