Hyatts
Henry A. Hyatts was the founder of the small community at Liberty and Hyatts Rds. That was known as Hyattville or Hyattsville when platted in 1876, There were 32 quarter acre lots which sold for $80 per lot.
Mr. Hyatts, 1832-1911, was the station agent at the Hyatts depot for the Columbus, Hocking Valley, and Toledo Railroad. He served as postmaster as well and as Justice of the Peace.
Birdseye View of Hyatts
A view of Hyatts, ca 1900, taken from the top of the railroad water tower. Liberty Road is near the top of the picture. Note the Hyatts one-room school and the church are at the top left of the picture with the Redman lodge at the top left. The lodge and church are still standing. The school was razed sometime after 1915 when the Hyatts School opened.