

Jesse Hyatt December 14, 1763-January 12, 1813
Parents: Meshach Hyatt 1723-1807 and Sarah Bremfield 1727-1762
Wife Ann Nancy Riggs b. 1771
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Jesse founded historic Hyattstown, MD in 1798. In March 1986, Hyattstown was designated a historic district by county elected officials. It has one of the largest groupings of relatively unaltered 19th century buildings in Montgomery County.
Historic Hyattstown Mill Complex The Hyattstown Mill Complex, established before Hyattstown was platted in 1798, is a rare survivor of an industry once integral to Montgomery County’s rural population. The first mill on the site was probably built by 1794 by Jesse Hyatt, founder of Hyattstown. The oldest part of the complex is the miller’s house.The main front block of the house likely dates from the early to mid-1800s, judging by its cornice returns and timber frame construction. The one-room deep section has a two-room plan with the front door opening directly into the larger room. The millrace is clearly visible along Hyattstown Mill Road.
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December 14, 1763
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Turkey Foot, Frederick County, Maryland
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1792 |
December 27, 1792
Age 29
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Maryland, United States
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1795 |
October 11, 1795
Age 31
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Montgomery County, Maryland, United States
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1799 |
1799
Age 35
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1800 |
February 16, 1800
Age 36
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Hyattstown, Montgomery County, Maryland, United States
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1801 |
1801
Age 37
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Maryland, United States
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1803 |
June 15, 1803
Age 39
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MD
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1813 |
January 12, 1813
Age 49
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Hyattstown, Maryland, United States
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Hyattstown, Montgomery, Maryland, United States
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