HART, Anne 1676 Kent Delaware Searching for parents of Ann HART b. abt 1678 Kent Co, m. Thomas WELL(E)S bef 1704 in Kent, d.aft 1733/4 Kent. - Researching Alexanders of Maryland & Penn.and Well(e)s,Hart's and Clarke's of Eastern Shore of Md.and Dl. will extange DATA [email protected] ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Searching Harts from Morgan Co., Ala. My ggg-mother was Bethany Hart. She married Nelson in 1841 in Morgan Co. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated! Kathy [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, October 29, 1998 6:23 AM Subject: HART-D Digest V98 #143

Greetings: I am looking for anyone who has a copy of the HART Family history: Silas Hart, his ancestors & descendants, by William L. Hart. 198 pages 1942. What I need is a copy of several of the pages that list my husband's mother's family. Please email me if you can help. Thank you for any help you can give me. With Regards, Noel Birkner

Is anyone working on the John and Elizabeth Hart family of Livingston Co.,Ky.? John first is in Livingston Co.tax list 1806.Also is a Robert Hart. In 1810 census is Elizabeth Hart 10000-11101. John died between May 1808 and July 1809. One daughter Mary/Polly Hart born ca.1789 in N.C. married John Hayle 22 July 1809 in Livingston Co. Her consent was given by Stevenson Fowler who said her father was dead. Mary Hart Hayle died after 1858 in Caldwell Co.,Ky. Mamie Tate -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, October 28, 1998 5:25 AM Subject: HART-D Digest V98 #142

Job HARTT, sometime spelled HART (born in US abt 1791 )lived in Caradoc township, Ontario in 1850's. His wife, Sarah Wessells, was born in the US or Canada His children, Rebecca b.1819(m. Nagle), Anna b.1820 (m.Slee then Neeves) b.1822, Jonathon, Nicholas b.1824 (m. London), Allen b.1826, John b.1828, Elizabeth b.1830(m. Martin), Harriet b.1832(m.Graves), Sarah b.1834 (m. Hetley), Isaac b.1836, Enoch b.1838(m.Jeffrey), William b.1840, Edward J. b.1840(m. Jeffery). Several of Job's descendants married people with the Legg surname. Some of Job's children settled in Tuscola County, Mi after the Civil War, then spread to other places in Michigan. They are also found in Lapeer and Sanilac. Some, especially descendants of Enoch, moved to Florida in the early years of this century. There is a possible (but no proof of a) connection between this family and the family of Samuel Hartt who married Eliza J. Gilcrest in 1854, and who lived in Newago and Mountcalm Co, Mich. Samuel's children were Cicero W., Ella Jane, Sylvia and Charley. Two descendants of Enoch Hartt and one of Nicholas Hartt have found each other via the internet. We want to find other relatives. Job's origin, parents and siblings are unknown and we are seeking that information. If you want to share information, please let us know Susan Hartt San Jose, Ca San Jose, Ca

Hi, I am looking for any information on the family or ancestors of David G. Hart. b. abt 1840-1860. He was married twice. First to Ellen Layton. Their children were William D. Hart(b. 1881), Perci Hart, Walter Hart, Edgar Hart, John Hart, Page Hart, Mattie Harper, May Eikamp, Faye "Holt" Benfell. I do not know his second wife's name, but their children were: G.D. Hart, Tom Hart, Nannie Hart, Fannie Hart, and Mollie Hart. If anyone has any of the Harts listed in their family, please let me know. Thanks, Shawna ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Aloha Listers: When last seen in 1881 HARRY F. (or S.) HART was 14 a scholar/office boy in Everton, Liverpool, Lancashire, UK. His younger brothers came to the US and Canada. Did Harry? Is he in your line somewhere? Hopeful Audrey on Maui in Hawaii

There is also a good discussion on Nathaniel and Thomas Hart in a book called "Kentucky, Land of Contrast" by Thomas Clark. Nathaniel and Thomas were part of the Transylvania Land Company and participated in the Watauga treaty with the Cherokee Indians to surrender their claim to the southern half of Kentucky. The book also mentions a David Hart in connection with the rescue of Jemima Boone and her neighbors at Boonesboro. Jan Wilson Mason, Ohio

Here's a site with much more about the Calloway girls and the Harts in Boonesborough http://www.airtanker.com/mcnally/hart/index.html Terri Hauk wrote: > Hello all, > I'm forwarding a story I found on the KYROOTS list that mentions > a couple of my distant HART relatives. Thought others might be > interested in this story, too! > > Regards, > Terri McDonald Hauk > [email protected] > > > Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 22:05:05 -0500 > > From: GLENDA SIZEMORE <[email protected]> > > Subject: Re: Calloway Girls History Question > > > > From: The Life of Daniel Boone by-Lyman C. Draper, LL.D edited by-Ted > > Franklin Belue: > > > > Jemima Boone, the second daughter of Daniel Boone, then in her fourteenth > > year, having previously received a cane-stab in her foot, which was quite > > painful, asked Elizabeth and Frances Callaway----familiarly known as Betsy > > and Fanny Callaway----daughters of Col. Richard Callaway, the former about > > sixteen, and the latter fourteen years of age, to accompany her on a little > > excursion on the river, where she might plunge her foot in the water to > > ease the pain. They readily consented. Nathan Reid, a young Virginian who > > had arrived in the country in May preceding with Captain Floyd, was invited > > to join them to paddle the canoe, which he promised to do. But when they > > were ready to start shortly after, he was just then engaged, and they went > > without him. > > > > To make a long story short. They got too far down river from Boonesborough > > and were captured by Indians. > > > > The rescuers listed in the book are: Daniel Boone, Captain Floyd and Nathan > > Reid, Colonel Callaway, Capt. Nathaniel Hart, Capt. David Hart, Capt. David > > Gass, Flanders Callaway (who later married Jemima), John McMillen, William > > Bush, John Martin, a Smith is mentioned with no first name, and it said > > five of six other men from the fort. > > > > All of the girls were rescued. > > > > Hope this helps, > > Glenda > >

Hello all, I'm forwarding a story I found on the KYROOTS list that mentions a couple of my distant HART relatives. Thought others might be interested in this story, too! Regards, Terri McDonald Hauk [email protected] > Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 22:05:05 -0500 > From: GLENDA SIZEMORE <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: Calloway Girls History Question > > From: The Life of Daniel Boone by-Lyman C. Draper, LL.D edited by-Ted > Franklin Belue: > > Jemima Boone, the second daughter of Daniel Boone, then in her fourteenth > year, having previously received a cane-stab in her foot, which was quite > painful, asked Elizabeth and Frances Callaway----familiarly known as Betsy > and Fanny Callaway----daughters of Col. Richard Callaway, the former about > sixteen, and the latter fourteen years of age, to accompany her on a little > excursion on the river, where she might plunge her foot in the water to > ease the pain. They readily consented. Nathan Reid, a young Virginian who > had arrived in the country in May preceding with Captain Floyd, was invited > to join them to paddle the canoe, which he promised to do. But when they > were ready to start shortly after, he was just then engaged, and they went > without him. > > To make a long story short. They got too far down river from Boonesborough > and were captured by Indians. > > The rescuers listed in the book are: Daniel Boone, Captain Floyd and Nathan > Reid, Colonel Callaway, Capt. Nathaniel Hart, Capt. David Hart, Capt. David > Gass, Flanders Callaway (who later married Jemima), John McMillen, William > Bush, John Martin, a Smith is mentioned with no first name, and it said > five of six other men from the fort. > > All of the girls were rescued. > > Hope this helps, > Glenda >

I'm looking for any information on my Great Great Grandfather William Frederick Harte (b. @ 1850's) I know he lived in Texas with his wife Mary Underwood and his several daughters. One of his many daughters was Jessie Jewel Harte (b. @1880's in Texas and died in 1932 in California) Unfortunately I have no other information to add to this. If anyone has any information, please e-mail me. Thank you for your time, Deane

CHECKING MAIL LIST THANKS Betty in Calif researching CARY + BOLARD + HART + HOGUE/HOGE + HOLLY + McWHORTER + NELSON + SCHOFIELD/SCOFIELD + SPOFFORD + WAKEFIELD

I have information to share on James Hart md Henrietta Louisa Kennard in the Kent county Maryland area in 1808. There is a first marriage I think in 1789 which produced a child Rachel, whom I know about zip. I come down through their son Daniel Kennard Hart. I am searching for some of the children of James and Henrietta-(Henaritta in the Bible) and especially where the father is buried in 1848, likely in the Franklin county Indiana area where his wife died in 1846. I am trying to determine if my gg-grandfather James Hart was the son of Ann - and James Hart with two siblings Robert and Jennet, births registered in St Mary Anne's Parish in Cecil county Maryland in the 1760's. Carol

I'm new to this list, which seems very active. I'm looking for information on: Jane Hart b. July 4, @1774 in Washington Co.,NC (later Sullivan Co., Teen) m. May 17, abt. 1791 in Lee Co., VA, Oct. 1, 1843, Union Co., Ill. Husband: Hardin Williams, b. 27 April 1764/65 96 Dist. SC, d. 15 Sept. 1837 Union Co., Ill Children: Elizabeth "Betsy" March 2, 1792 Mary "Polly", Feb. 17, 1794 Pleasant Hart;, April 10, 1796 Jane "Jenny" May 18, 1798 Kezia (Keziah), Oct. 20, 1800 *Nancy, June 3, 1811 Lucy, March 2, 1815 Martha "Patsy", May 30, 1817 *Nancy, my 3rd ggrandmother, married Benjamin H. Eaves, abt. 1829 & died April 16, 1897, in Texas. They lived in IL in 1850. I have a little more info of some to the children and much more on Nancy and descendants. For a time when travel would seem to have been difficult, people certainly moved around a lot didn't they. My information is from several sources rather than my own work, so I am not sure of the accuracy. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Jeanette [email protected]

Hopefully someone will recognize Adeline as a descendent of someone in your line. She married my ggggrandfather, Stephen Thames, in Stewart County, GA in 1838. According to census information she said her family was from NC. Stephen and Adeline moved to AL before the 1840 census in the portion of Dale County that later became Coffee County in southeast AL. Adeline was listed as a widow in 1870. If you can find her in your GA or NC family, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks, Gypsy Thames McKim

Seeking descendants or others researching the HART families of Kendall,Orleans Co.,NY. Thomas Hart b.1809 Ireland shows up on the 1850 census with his wife EMMA age 31, Austin Collins age 12, Mary Peck age 6 and Emma's possible father, ABSALOM RUSSELL age 74. I believe Thomas Hart was the son of Samuel Hart who also shows up in this town same year age 60 b.Ireland. There is also a Samuel Hart Jr. age 32 b.Ireland, William Hart age 24 b.Ireland, Joseph Hart age 32 b.Ireland, James Hart age 39 b.Ireland. And a Isaac Hart age 62 b. NY. If any of these names ring a bell with you, please e-mail me.

Some good information about Nathaniel Hart here: http://www.airtanker.com/mcnally/hart/index.html Ann Scannell wrote: > I'm looking for any information on Nathaniel Hart. The only things I know > about him are that one of his children was named Joseph Hart. According to > the census Joseph was born in NJ in 1812. Joseph married Rachel Cook on > October 1,1834 somewhere near Lawrenceville,NJ. They had the following > children: William C.(b:3/26/36),Charles C.(b:5/11/38),Noah > L.(b:6/7/41),George S.(7/13/45),Samuel(b:9/6/47),Wesley,Sarah > Ann(b:6/4/51),John Mellick(b:11/11/53),Joseph > W.(b:12/8/49),Louisa(4/02/43),Anthony Cook(b:5/12/55),and Theodosia > Cook(b:11/20/57).Joseph died in 1892 and Rachel died 11/23/67. They are > both buried in Lawrenceville,NJ. > > Any info would be greatly appreciated. > Mike Hart

I'm looking for any information on Nathaniel Hart. The only things I know about him are that one of his children was named Joseph Hart. According to the census Joseph was born in NJ in 1812. Joseph married Rachel Cook on October 1,1834 somewhere near Lawrenceville,NJ. They had the following children: William C.(b:3/26/36),Charles C.(b:5/11/38),Noah L.(b:6/7/41),George S.(7/13/45),Samuel(b:9/6/47),Wesley,Sarah Ann(b:6/4/51),John Mellick(b:11/11/53),Joseph W.(b:12/8/49),Louisa(4/02/43),Anthony Cook(b:5/12/55),and Theodosia Cook(b:11/20/57).Joseph died in 1892 and Rachel died 11/23/67. They are both buried in Lawrenceville,NJ. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Mike Hart

On Sat, 17 Oct 1998 06:59:04 -0700 (PDT), you wrote: >HART-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 137 For people that take the mail in "Digest" format. If you would please change the "Subject" line when you reply to a message it would sure help all of us that do NOT take our mail in "Digest" format. Because you get your mail in "Digest" format, you do not realize how it appears to those of us that do not use "Digest". All we see for a "Subject" line is; "Hart-D Digest _then the Digest number. See in brackets in this subject line. It may as well have NO Subject line. :( Please just "cut and paste" the subject line from the message you are answering. This will get your message to the person you are replying to faster. (And the people that have no interest in it can just skip over it without fear of missing something they are looking for). Thanks much for your cooperation, Lynn -- * [email protected] Researching: DRAKE, HULSEY, SHOCKLEY, ROGERS, BAIN. --

IAnyone connected to my branch? James Aaron HART b. Mar 1822 SC married Susan Drake BRYANT Children: James Jr.; Samuel b. 1857; Martha b. 6 Jul 1854; Mary Ann b. Sep 1849; Amy; Aaron Thomas b. 1 Jan 1854 James Aaron's mother's name was Anny or Anna Aaron Thomas HART b. 1 Jan 1852 in Cleburne Co., AL married Ellen PATTY Children: James b. 1876; Mary Susan b. 1879; Junius Odis b. 1881; Nancy Cathrine b. 1884; Margret Bell Zora b. 1886; Dusie Elizabeth b. 1888; Lillie BethSoda Zanie b. 1890. All these were born in Cleburne Co., AL Then came William Thomas b. 1892; Beulah Etta b. 1894; Ollie Albert b. 1896. These were born in Blount Co., AL Their youngest: R.C. was boon 1901 in Wood co., TX They were traveling during the 1900 census and were not counted. I would love to share info with anyone connected with this family. [email protected]