Thomas Charles Wyatt

Thomas Charles Wyatt (June 10, 1850 – September 27, 1922) was an American physician, farmer and politician who served in the Tennessee House of Representatives and Tennessee Senate. He later moved to Oklahoma Territory and was a member of the state's constitutional convention.

Biography Thomas Charles Wyatt was born on June 10, 1850, in Humphreys County, Tennessee, to William Carroll Wyatt and Harriet O'Guin Wyatt.

Wyatt went to Nashville, Tennessee to study medicine, graduating in 1878. Sources differ on whether his medical degree was granted by the University of Nashville, Vanderbilt University or the University of Tennessee. In 1900, he moved to Pottawatomie County in the Oklahoma Territory and in 1906 he was elected to represent the 33rd district at the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention. He was appointed to the Oklahoma Board of Arbitration and Conciliation by Governors Charles N. Haskell, Lee Cruce, and Robert L. Williams. He suffered a paralytic stroke on June 19, 1920.