Seth HART(1756-MA/1829-Gates,NY),m.Abigail Anthony 1781/MA. Humphrey HART(1784-MA/1857-Gates,NY),m.Mehitable Burdick ca1808/NY. Seth HART(ca1812-NY/ca1882-NY),m.Jane Buchanan (b-ca1823) Harriett HART(ca1851/?), m-1.Charles Miller(1843-NY/1912-NY). m-2.Richard Marlin(living in Chili,NY in 1915). CH:Charles (b-ca1870-Gates,NY) Cora(4Apr1871-Gates,NY./6Aug1934-NY),m.E.J.Richardson.

HI, I descend from Burrel's daughter, Nancy F HART Gant, Elijah Birth : ABT. 1815 VA Death : Feb 1862 Caroline Co., VA Gender: Male Parents: Father: Gant, Edmond Mother: Southworth, Nancy Family: Marriage: 20 Dec 1850 in Caroline Co., VA Spouse: Hart, Nancy F. Birth : ABT. 1826 VA Gender: Female Parents: Father: Hart, Burrel L Children: Gant, Beauragard Gender: Male Gant, Oliver James Gender: Male Gant, Henry C. Birth : ABT. 1856 Richmond, Richmond, VA Gender: Male Gant, Elijah , Jr. Birth : ABT. 1857 Richmond, Richmond, VA Gender: Male Gant, William Lewis Thank you Cindy -- My Ged-com is online at: http://members.stratos.net/mikeandcindy/cindy.htm The ReFUNding Ring, Evelyn's Barbies, Gant's Patented Tools, etc.. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/plains/1174/ Cuyahoga CO., OHGenweb Coor. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohcuyaho/cuyaoh.htm ICQ # 1178520 AOL Instant Messenger DoUReFUNd and AreUACousn

HI, Researching this line. Thanks! Cindy -=-=- Hart, Burrel L Gender: Male Family: Children: Hart, Nancy F. Hart, Lewis M Hart, Margaret Hart, Elizabeth Hart, Eliza J Hart, Susan Gender: Female Hart, William T Gender: Male -- My Ged-com is online at: http://members.stratos.net/mikeandcindy/cindy.htm The ReFUNding Ring, Evelyn's Barbies, Gant's Patented Tools, etc.. http://www.geocities.com/heartland/plains/1174/ Cuyahoga CO., OHGenweb Coor. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohcuyaho/cuyaoh.htm ICQ # 1178520 AOL Instant Messenger DoUReFUNd and AreUACousn

Hello Cindy: <<Laura Hart was born in Hawkin [Hocking] county, Ohio, February 3rd, 1827 >> I have nothing on Laura but my great great great grandparents George and Mary (Brown) Hart had their first child in Hocking County Ohio in 1828. They were methodists and several of Laura's children had the same names as this family i.e., William, Mary Ann, George, and Rachel. My info and sources follow. This is about all I have on my Hart line other than allied families. George Hart � � Marriage Record #198, Vol A, pg 32, Ohio, Hocking County George Hart To Polly Brown, Aug 16, 1827 Index To Death Records, Hocking Cty 1883-1894 A Mary Hart Died 1886 in Hocking Cty, CH Township Census Records Ohio, Hocking County, Salt Lick Township 1870: �George 63 Born New York - Farmer �/ �Spouse Mary 63 Born Ohio All Children Born Ohio: �Margaret 20, Abraham 17 1860: �George 54 �/ �Spouse Mary 53� All Children Born Ohio: � Josiah 19, Eliza 16, Ruth A 15, Joshua13, Margaret 10, Abraham 8 1850 : �George 42 �Spouse Mary Born Ohio All Children Born Ohio: � Alva 22, Elijah 20, George 18, William 16, Rachel 14, Josiah 12, Eliza 10, Ruth A 5, Joshua 4, Margaret 1 Ruth Ann Hart Certificate of Death, State of Ohio, Bureau of Vital Statistics, #96436 Ruth Ann Hardesty Born�Nov 22, 1844, Hocking Cty�OH - Died Dec 30, 1919, Ross Cty OH of� TB Father Geo Heart Born Penn - Mother�Polly Brown Born�Ohio Gordon A Magill http://members.aol.com/dovelion/genealogy/

Greetings After seeing Tim's success I thought I'd post this obituary to see if there's anyone who can connect to this line. BTW, this is a wonderful obituary - the only thing missing are her parents, who remain unknown. Cindy Borodkin [email protected] REF: Obit of Laura (Hart) Cox , Mediapolis New Era News, 11 April 1917 Laura Hart was born in Hawkin [Hocking] county, Ohio, February 3rd, 1827, and passed away at her home in Mediapolis, Iowa, Friday, April 6, 1917, in her ninety-first year. In 1845 she was united in marriage to Philip Cox. In 1848 they came to Iowa and located on a farm north of what is now the present site of Mediapolis. They later bought and occupied the farm known as the Philip Cox farm, now owned by James Deam, north of Mediapolis, and lived there many years, moving to Mediapolis about seventeen years ago. Mr. Cox passed away about two years after they moved to town and since then the mother has made her home here with her son, Timothy. For many years Mrs. Cox was a member of the Methodist church and her last days were days of peaceful waiting for the summons for her to come home. Mrs. Cox was the mother of twelve children, six sons and six daughters, five of them having preceded the mother in death. These were: Henry Clay, William F., Samuel B., Francis M. and Mary Ann, the latter dying in infancy. Those left to mourn the going of the mother are: Timothy, of this place; George, of Edison, Neb.; Mrs. Rachel B. Darlington, of Woodburn; Mrs. Jane Boss, of Chariton; Mrs. Josephine Wilson, of Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Elizabeth Purcell, of Bayette, Idaho; and Mrs. Olive Mickey, of Osceola, Nebraska. Besides these there are some thirty-three grand-children, thirty-nine great grand-children and six great-grand-children. The funeral services were held at the Methodist church last Sunday afternoon, conducted by her pastor, Rev. N. A. Swickard. Interment in the Kossuth cemetery. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Well I can tell you that one of Aaron HART's grandsons from Quebec did go and settle in Indiana but his name wasn't HART (still this would make me wonder whether other HART cousins were there)....this grandson was a JUDAH I believe. I don't have the information at my fingertips...have to find the copies I made of the information. Jackie Forrestal

Hi again. I just found out that my "German Harts" are from Indiana (thanks again Dianne for the lookup! :-) Sooooo, does anyone have any Harts in Indiana between the late 1800's and WWII? Possibly the South Bend area. Fred L. Hart: born in Indiana about 1894. Both parents born in Indiana. I am wondering about brothers and sisters. Thanks, Tim

Hi people: Does anyone know if there is a list for Harters? My main secondary Surname is HARTER Thanks Rodd

Looking for any information on parents of Walter Earl Hart, born in Bath, Me, in 1902. Walter was my grandfather. His parents were Peter S. Hart and Lizzie (Elizabeth?) Margaret Carleton. Peter was supposedly from somewhere in Canada ( I know it's a big place, but it's all the information I have!), and he spoke French. I have no information about Lizzie. Walter married Minnie Swett. His first wife (I think her name was Thelma) died, leaving him with four children. I would also like information on his first wife. Does any of this sound familiar to anyone? I am really becoming desperate!! Thanks in advance!! Cheryl [email protected]

Tim: I am also searching the Hart family name.. my line is known to have a strong English and Scot Irish background. What part of the country did they immigrate through... Virginia or Ellis Island. I have found this line in my family very elusive to me as well. You are not alone. It is difficult to find any info when you have little to go on or are unable to share the info you do have. My family of Harts settled in Penn State. Good luck and Happy Hunting, Tracilyn -----Original Message----- From: Tim Hart <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, July 20, 1998 10:25 PM Subject: [HART-L] German Harts? >Does anyone out there have an interest in Harts who are not from the south, >and didn't immigrate in the 1700s? > >Can anyone clue me in on this? All the Hart people I find on the internet >seem to have completely different ancestry than me. I am of German >ancestry. I have yet to find anyone with similar roots. Yet, in searching >ship's passenger lists, I do find Harts immigrating from Germany. And the >spelling, while sometimes different than "HART," is often the same. > >I'd really love to hear some thoughts from those more genealogically >knowledgeable than myself. > > >Thanks! >Tim > >______________________________

Thanks for all the replies! I have posted this before, but here goes again: Fred Listman HART Emma (KIRCHNER) HART Jack B. Richard B. George N. Fred's immigration date unknown. Only known place of residence: City of Chicago, between 1920 and 1935. The only reason I know that is word of mouth - my Dad grew up in Chicago. All I know about Fred is that he was a musician and had a music publishing company. I have orderd a 1920 census check from the NARA, and hope to get an immigration date. I really need a date of death! I only know he died before WWII, because my Dad stayed out of the war to take car of his mother. (The other brothers were serving.) Is it possible to request a death certificate search when I have no idea when he died? Up to now I've been concentrating on my mother's side because I can do all the research right here in my own county. My father's side of the family is starting out to be a real headache! Hopefully I'll be getting some useful information soon. Tim

Hi Stan, I too know very little. Here is what I do know. My grandfather Samuel Harts immigrated from Russia through the port of Hamburg as a young boy. His mother had remarried and it wasn't until my grandfather was older that he took the name Harts. I am suspecting that his real father may have been a Harts, and he took his original name back. His mother was Dina Marshak married Samuel Zoger(Zager) -2nd marriage. He had some 1/2 brothers and sisters, I think the one named Sarah was his real sister. Family says his father always lived in Reading, Pa but so far I have not found out his name. Very frustrating as the records in that part of Russia (now Belarus) are written in Russian. Sounds like your family history is most interesting. Does any of mine sound familiar? I think Reading (Berks Co) was a heavily populated German area so you never know, your theory about them originating in Germany could very well be. An old cousin said the name was Hart not Harts, but my grandfather used Harts as well as my maiden name is Harts. Wonder if we'll ever know. Keep in touch. Happy hunting. Allison Duke On Tue, 21 Jul 1998 20:19:58 +0200 "Stan Hart" <[email protected]> writes: >Hi Allison > >I am researching my HART family which I have been able to trace to >England >in the middle of the 19th century, and they were Jewish. > >My grandfather came to South Africa from London when he was 18 years >old to >work in his uncle's tailor's shop in Durban and then during the gold >rush >when Johannesburg was in its embryonic state, he moved with his uncle >to the >gold fields to sell their wares to the miners. >His history is most interesting and has been well documented, but >unfortunately very little is known about his brother or even his >parents. > >I have heard from cousins that they believe that the Hart roots of >this >family possibly originated in Germany, but there is no evidence to >substantiate this claim. > >I wish you great success in your research. > >If you ever wish to have a Hart to Hart talk......well I am here. > >Kind Regards > >Stan Hart > >P.O.Box 2296 >Durban, 4000 >South Africa > >Tel : (+27-31) 261-6659 >Fax : (+27-31) 261-6810 >Cell : (+27) 83-500-6659 > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ 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 Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I have one Hart hanging out on the weak end of a linb on a tall tree. Here is all the information I have. Frank HART is my G-grandfather, He was born 1833/4 in Ireland d. 8 Nov 1908 in Prescott, Yavapai Co. AZ m. abt 1880 in TX to Mildred Jane Snow b. 8 Oct 1861 TX d. 23 Aug 1940 d/o John P. Snow (b.? TN) /and Unknown Sources: 1880 Keiney Co. TX census Film # 1255315 LDS Salt Lake City. Heart, Frank W-M-32 Head/household/shoe maker-Ireland-Ireland-Ireland Mildred w-f-19 Wife/keep-house -Texas - Texas -Texas Mary w-f-1/12 Dau -Texas -Ireland-Texas The next Census I copied was: 1900 Yavapai Co. AZ listing on the 8th day of June Hart, Frank Head W-M-Jan 1852-48 WD Ireland-Ireland-Ireland- Citizenship in 1865-at age 37 shoe maker Mary Dau W-F- May 1881-19 S Texas-Ireland-Texas telephone Clerk Bettie Dau W-F- July 1882-17 s " " " School Joseph Son W-M Oct 1884-11 s " " " School (Dates are wrong) Next Census I copied was: 1900 Yavapai Co. AZ listing on the --- day of June Hart, Frank Head W-M Jan 1852-48 W Same----- Mary Dau W-F May 1881-19 S Same------- Betty E.-Dau W-F-July 1883 16 S Same----- Joseph Son W-M-Oct 1888 11 S Same---- BUT: Frank was not Widowed they were DIV? Some time btween 1888 & 1894 Next Census I copied was: 1900 Graham CO. AZ listing on the 1st 2nd & 3rd day of June Roby, Charles head W M Dec 1837 60 M 8 (Children) NY-France-France Carpenter Owned Home Mildred Wife W-F Oct 1861 38 M 8 TX-TN-Missouri Hart, Mollie(Mary Dau WWW-F May 1880 19-s- TX-NY-TX Hart, Bettie Dau W-F July 1882 17 S TX-NY-TX Hart, Katie Dau W-F June 1884 15 S TX-NY-TX Hart, Lula Dau W-F June 1886 13 S TX-NY-TX Hart, Francis, J. Son W.M Oct 1888 11 S TX-NY-TX Roby, Effie Dau W F Aug 1894 5 TX-NY-TX Roby, Maude Dau W F Oct 1897 2 AZ-NY-TX Yes the children are listed three times, at least most all of them. Other Sources: Death Certs for: Francis Joseph (Frank) Hart Mildred Jane Snow Hart Roby Listings in City Dir. of: Frank Hart & one dau Mary (Miss Mollie)and one son Francis Joseph (Joe) Hart working in Prescott. Listing in the Great Register of Yavapai Co. AZ 1896 and 1900 Obit of Frank Hart Grave site of Frank Hart Obit states three Daughter. One in Iowa and two in Graham Co. AZ. and one son survive him. Stated hi served in the civil war with Wilson Zouaves and the fourth and sixth Cavalry. That is it. I would so very much enjoy finding his parents and Brothers and sisters (if any) and their familys. HELP-HELP-HELP Thelma Durbin [email protected]

I have posted this before, but thought I would do it again for new subscribers. I saw a couple of postings about New York Heartt (Hart) lines. I have a record of the gravestones and inscriptions for the "Old Dutch Burying Ground of Sleepy Hollow" in North Tarrytown, New York. I found this book in an old book store while on vacation. It has about a dozen listings for Hart, Harte, and Heartt people. They died between the years 1820 and 1890. The earliest gravestone has a 1760 date of death for a Sara Fochee Enters. lso buried in this cemetery is Jane Van Winkel who died in 1799. She was the relict of Henry Van Winkel. I did upload a file of the complete index which is now in the AOL library. I will do lookups if you have a name. Jan Wilson Mason, Ohio

Hi Tim Tell us what you know. The Harts are an elusive bunch. Maybe they did come from Ireland? Regards Sue Sue Day Phone: 64 6 344 6146 92a Surrey Road E-mail: [email protected] Wanganui 5001, NZ Researching HART & HYDE (Bucks, Berk, Hants - England) HART (England>Canada, England>Australia, England>NZ) -----Original Message----- From: Tim Hart <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, 21 July 1998 16:53 Subject: [HART-L] More: German HARTS >Maybe I should explain a little more: > >My roots, or my understanding of them, go back no farther that 1887 >Hey, it would be funny if I found out that my Harts are actually Irish, >wouldn't it? > >Thanks, >Tim > > > > > > > > >

Hi Tim, I too am researching the surname Harts (with an s) but of jewish ancestry. Mine immigrated about 1895 to NY. As far as the ship lists, the reason you probably find Harts immigrating from Germany is because the port of Hamburg is where many left from whether they were from Russia, Austria-Hungry, or wherever. At the LDS they have what is called the Hamburg lists and if your ancestor left from Hamburg these are suppose to be a very good source(but a little difficult to use). Hope this helps somewhat, and good luck in your search. Happy Hunting, Allison Duke On Mon, 20 Jul 1998 23:25:25 -0400 Tim Hart <[email protected]> writes: >Does anyone out there have an interest in Harts who are not from the >south, >and didn't immigrate in the 1700s? > >Can anyone clue me in on this? All the Hart people I find on the >internet >seem to have completely different ancestry than me. I am of German >ancestry. I have yet to find anyone with similar roots. Yet, in >searching >ship's passenger lists, I do find Harts immigrating from Germany. And >the >spelling, while sometimes different than "HART," is often the same. > >I'd really love to hear some thoughts from those more genealogically >knowledgeable than myself. > > >Thanks! >Tim > > > > > > _____________________________________________________________________ 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 Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

Maybe I should explain a little more: My roots, or my understanding of them, go back no farther that 1887. I haven't even found my Hart grandfather yet! But my Dad said he came from Germany. I have requested a census search, and hopefully (if I have the correct county) that will provide a correct immigration date. In the meantime, I am searching for other German Harts. I think I'm on the right track, because my other German ancesters came over about the same time. But, you can probably tell I haven't been doing this long.... I have seen the name spelled HARDT and HARTE. There may be other ways, but I can't think of them at the moment. The ones I have seen on ship lists came from the "more German" parts of Germany. By that, I mean the areas now known as central Germany, not Pommern or other regions farther away. Sorry, I don't really know much about Germany, so I can't be very factual. Hey, it would be funny if I found out that my Harts are actually Irish, wouldn't it? Thanks, Tim

Does anyone out there have an interest in Harts who are not from the south, and didn't immigrate in the 1700s? Can anyone clue me in on this? All the Hart people I find on the internet seem to have completely different ancestry than me. I am of German ancestry. I have yet to find anyone with similar roots. Yet, in searching ship's passenger lists, I do find Harts immigrating from Germany. And the spelling, while sometimes different than "HART," is often the same. I'd really love to hear some thoughts from those more genealogically knowledgeable than myself. Thanks! Tim

Good Afternoon! I am interested in corresponding and sharing information with individuals who are related to the Harts of Wrightsborough Settlement, GA. Wrightsborough Settlement is an extinct Quaker settlement located in now Mc Duffie Co., GA. The Harts traveled from NC and settled with the Quakers in GA. There were three Harts who received land grants from Gov James Wright in 1770: James, Peter and Samuel. Esther Hart, wife of Samuel, requested in 1788 to "be joined in membership" with the Quakers. She later married in 1790 Amos Green, according to the Minutes of the Men's Monthly Meeting. D H Deci Researching: HART, MUNDY, KNOWLTON, MALLORY, DRANE, CARTER, ANSLEY, ANDREWS, BURSON in GA

"Hello Cousins!" Hoping to find other HART / MORGAN family "Cousins: who descend through these families, wishing to make sure that anyone who has taken their MORGAN family ancestry from what is written in the history of the HART family to know that the HART family history is INCORRECT on the ancestry of Zedekiah MORGAN of WV. Below please find part the post I just made to another family researcher in regard to our MORGAN family ancestry! At 10:12 PM 7/18/98 -0700, another researcher wrote: > > Just checked my source and it is on page 238 of the HART book. >Not that it cannot be wrong. Here is the direct line as I have it. > > >Direct Descendants of James Morgan > > 1 James MORGAN 25180 b: 1607 > 2 John MORGAN 25179 b: 1645 > 3 Isaac MORGAN 25178 b: 1670 >.. 4 Peter MORGAN 3429 b: 1705 >... 5 [1] Zedekiah MORGAN 3428 b: 08 Mar, 1754 > Norwich, New London, CT d: 12 Oct, 1822 French Creek, > Upshur , VA >... *2nd Wife of [1] Zedekiah Morgan: >........ +Ruth DART 3430 b: of CT >..... 6 Naomi MORGAN 25177 b: Abt. 1779 >......... +Adam STALNAKER 25176 >...... 7 Ellen STALNAKER 25215 >*********************************************************** > > I see that the HART book is incorrect on the lineage of our MORGAN family which comes as no surprise, as I came into basically the same information that had been prepared in one of the French Creek "Pioneer" publications, perhaps even before I was born, and I am now finally beginning to understand why I have been able to find so few "Cousins" on MORGAN-L! I fear that most people accept that our MORGAN family information is correct as written, and never seek to verify it in any way. If anyone wishes to check they can find that Peter, the son of Isaac MORGAN, was not born in the correct time frame to have been our family's Peter MORGAN, and unless my memory fails me again, he either died in his youth, or has some other disqualifying feature to exclude him from being the father of our Zedekiah MORGAN. Also please note that Ruth DARTE was the first wife of Zedekiah MORGAN, rather than his second. Our MORGAN family descends through Richard RHYS MORGAN of Wales; Charlestown, MA; and New London, CT. -INDIVIDUAL BROWSE-RIN 63879 ------------------------------------ Name: Richard Rose MORGAN Sex: M Birth: Abt 1635/1645 Place: ,,WLS Chr: Place: Marr: 7 Oct 1664 Spouse: Hopestill MIRRICK-63880 Marr: Spouse: Marr: Spouse: Death: 1698 Place: ,New London,CT Burial: Place: Father: William MORGAN-110084 Mother: Unknown Notes------------------------------------------------------------ "RHYS MORGAN / ROSEMORGIE / ROSEMORGAN / ROSE-MORGAN" _Ancient Families of Weathersfield, CT_ 1679 removed to New London, CT (now Waterford, CT). -INDIVIDUAL BROWSE-RIN 63875 ----------------------------------------- Name: John MORGAN Sex: M Birth: 1666 Place: ,,MA Chr: Place: Marr: 1699 Spouse: Ann DARTE-63876 Marr: Spouse: Marr: Spouse: Death: Place: New London,New London,CT Burial: Place: Father: Richard Rose MORGAN-63879 Mother: Hopestill MIRRICK-63880 Notes----------------------------------------------------------------- Is this the John MORGAN who died in New London, 24 Apr 1754? _New London, CT - Civil Vital Records_. -INDIVIDUAL BROWSE-RIN 63698 ------------------------------------------------ Name: Peter MORGAN Sex: M Birth: 10 Jan 1711/1712 Place: New London,New London,CT Chr: Place: Marr: 23 Feb 1738 Spouse: Elizabeth WHITMORE-63703 Marr: Spouse: Marr: Spouse: Death: 13 Aug 1786 Place: Norwich,New London,CT Burial: Place: ,New London,CT Father: John MORGAN-63875 Mother: Ann DARTE-63876 Notes------------------------------------------------------------------------ _Norwich Vital Records_ state that Peter "died in the 76th year of his age". Enlisted 1776 as a private in Capt. Eells' Co., the 3rd Battlion, Col. Sage's CT Regt., Wadsworth Brigade, engaged at the Battle of White Plains. DAR 23639. -INDIVIDUAL BROWSE-RIN 63694 ------------------------------------------------- Name: Zedekiah MORGAN Sex: M Birth: 8 Mar 1744 Place: Norwich,New London,CT Chr: Place: Marr: 26 Jan 1769 Spouse: Ruth DARTE-63695 Marr: 31 Oct 1797 Spouse: Rebecca WATSON-63870 Marr: Spouse: Death: 12 Oct 1822 Place: Sago,Lewis,(W.) VA Burial: Place: Father: Peter MORGAN-63698 Mother: Elizabeth WHITMORE-63703 Notes------------------------------------------------------------------------- Served in the American Revolutionary War. "Records of Connecticut Men in the Revolutionary War", p 628. 1800 Fairfield Co., CT census, p 158. 1801 Settled on the Buckhannon River per "Hardesty's Encyclopedia - 1883". 1810 Randolph Co., (W.) Va census. 1820 Lewis Co., (W.) VA census, p 150. "West Virginians in the Revolution" states that Zedekiah died at French Creek. Appr: Lewis Co., (W.) VA, 25 Nov 1822, p 89. Setl: Lewis Co., (W.) VA, Jun 1824, p 128. Sago is in Upshur Co., WV, today. TTYL Craig