Hyatt Family Tree

From: The Parish Book of Cerne Abbas: Varder Daniel, Minister of Chapel, Cerne Abbas, 1756, page 40:
Daniel was a smith, and he went to Sherborne pre 1757. He was ordained a Minister 06/10/1757 at Sherborne. He also went on to Cerne Abbey.
http://www.uk-genealogy.org.uk/genuki/DOR/CerneAbbas/CerneAbbasBook.html

Later in life he was "surgically operated on" in Bristol and died from it.

Verified as an uncle to Elizabeth Westcombe c1737 in a Biography of the Rev John Hyatt (UK National Archives).

Noted in the Surman Index Online:
Schooling: Ottery St Mary Academy, Devon
1756-1757 Cerne Abbas Dorset
1757-1764 Long Street, Sherborne Dorset as Minister.
http://surman.english.qmul.ac.uk/resultDisplay.php?dbid=28265

From Notes & Queries for SOMERSET AND DORSET, edited by Frederikc W Weaver and Charles H Mato 1891:

In 1753 Mr. Benjamin Whitehead, one of the seceders from
the Old Meeting, licensed his house for worship, and meetings for prayer and the reading of a sermon were regularly held on Sunday evenings. In 1756 a small place of worship was built on the south side of Long Street. On June 2, 1757, a Church was formed, and on October 6, 1757, Rev. Daniel Varder was ordained minister, the following ministers taking part: Rev. James Rooker, of Bridport ; Rev. Jonathan Wheeler, of Axminster ; Rev. Risdon Daracott ; Rev. Richard Pearsall, of Taunton ; Rev, Wm. Gardiner, of Wilton. Mr. Varder died July 30, 1764, and was succeeded January 6, 1765, by Rev. John Lewis. He left Sherborne June 22, 1777, for Broadway, and was afterwards settled at Ringwood, and then at Mere, where he died.