All, After all the discussion I forgot a suitable SUBJECT Line. Situation remedied. Best, Hugh ___________________ In a message dated 06/24/05 4:29:52 PM, HFTHusma writes: << All, Every now and then I get the idea that some guidance needs to be published on genealogical message preparation. It seems simple enough to write a meaningful note. I receive 50 to 100 messages a day, so scanning the subjects is an important way of paring the number down to the meaningful ones. Of course, these are suggestions, but I think useful ones. SUBJECT: It would be ever so nice, if the subject line addressed the message content. Whether it be a person or a place, the time frame is critical. This gives the reader a chance to determine if the message is of interest to him/her. A subject of "hi" or "hello" or "HELP" does no not engender any interest. Personally, I delete them out of hand. TEXT: Seems to me the who, what, when, where and why are the essentials to a good message. Like any ad, brevity is a virtue. I seems a courtesy to send a "thank you" to the person who provided you with the info. The message would go to his personal Email address rather than to an entire List. Had to get it off my chest, again. Best regards, Hugh <hfthusma@aol.com> [DENTON, FRENCH, GOAR, GURNEE, GURNEY, HOFFMAN, HUFFMAN, KNOX, LEE, MIZNER, POILLON, REIDY, ROSE, RUTGERS, SMOCK, THOMASON, WOOD] >> Best regards, Hugh <hfthusma@aol.com> [DENTON, FRENCH, GOAR, GURNEE, GURNEY, HOFFMAN, HUFFMAN, KNOX, LEE, MIZNER, POILLON, REIDY, ROSE, RUTGERS, SMOCK, THOMASON, WOOD]

All, Every now and then I get the idea that some guidance needs to be published on genealogical message preparation. It seems simple enough to write a meaningful note. I receive 50 to 100 messages a day, so scanning the subjects is an important way of paring the number down to the meaningful ones. Of course, these are suggestions, but I think useful ones. SUBJECT: It would be ever so nice, if the subject line addressed the message content. Whether it be a person or a place, the time frame is critical. This gives the reader a chance to determine if the message is of interest to him/her. A subject of "hi" or "hello" or "HELP" does no not engender any interest. Personally, I delete them out of hand. TEXT: Seems to me the who, what, when, where and why are the essentials to a good message. Like any ad, brevity is a virtue. I seems a courtesy to send a "thank you" to the person who provided you with the info. The message would go to his personal Email address rather than to an entire List. Had to get it off my chest, again. Best regards, Hugh <hfthusma@aol.com> [DENTON, FRENCH, GOAR, GURNEE, GURNEY, HOFFMAN, HUFFMAN, KNOX, LEE, MIZNER, POILLON, REIDY, ROSE, RUTGERS, SMOCK, THOMASON, WOOD]

I have just stumbled across something and need to know if it is right: James Morgan Hart was the brother of Anna Elizabeth Hart, Anna married George Sizemore and they had a daughter named Catherine Sizemore, Catherine Sizemore married James Morgan Hart, who was her Uncle....is this right, has anybody heard of this to know if it is true I am related on the Hart side and the Sizemore side so I need to know if this is true....PLEASE HELP ME, I will take any proof any one can get me, emails faxes anything Charity charitybanks@yahoo.com 1-580-931-91112 (fax) --------------------------------- Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football

Do you know anything about James M. Hart's parents or siblings? Thanks, Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ragland" <raglandia@yahoo.com> To: <HART-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 24, 2005 1:20 PM Subject: [HART-L] HARTS - Randolph County West Virginia > > Greetings, list of firsts in Randolph County, early pioneer of Randolph > County WV > > > > FIRST TEACHER IN JACKSON COUNTY KANSAS > > Elizabeth R. HARPER 1852:m Hugh S. Hart, s/o James M. & Eleanor > (Chenoweth) Hart > > taught the first school in Jackson Cty, KS d/o Moses & Betsey > (Ward) Harper [MAXp404] > > > > > > Source: http://www.pioneerindex.com/firsts.html > > > >

Greetings, list of firsts in Randolph County, early pioneer of Randolph County WV FIRST TEACHER IN JACKSON COUNTY KANSAS Elizabeth R. HARPER 1852:m Hugh S. Hart, s/o James M. & Eleanor (Chenoweth) Hart taught the first school in Jackson Cty, KS d/o Moses & Betsey (Ward) Harper [MAXp404] Source: http://www.pioneerindex.com/firsts.html

Fellow listers . . . PLEASE remember to give the 4 W's -- who, when, where, and sometimes what. Thank you Sheila Routh

John, Close, but not quite. I just found out G-Grandpa was Orange Hart b. 1836 married to Hellen Pelizy b. 1863??. It turns out that there were 7 kids, Julius b. 1877, Frank b.?, Fredrick b.? , Elmer b. 1865, Emma b. 1863, Lula, & Otto b.? (maybe Ardo). Hellen had a brother Howard Pelizy. Hellen must be his 2nd wife because there's another reference to a Maria in an earlier census in Wallingford, Rutland, VT. Thanks anyway!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "John" <jtremblay@swfla.rr.com> To: "wghart" <wghart@charter.net> Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005 8:55 AM Subject: Re: [HART-L] Re: HART-D Digest V05 #31 Hello I have a Hart line, Elmer Hart b.1861 s/o Wellington Hart and his sister Emma Hart b.1851 the line goes back to Nicholas Hart about 1600 from England. John R. Tremblay wghart wrote: > I need help with my Hart line. My Grandpa was Julius Hart b. Wallingford, VT 7/29/1877. He married Dellia Steege > I think he was 1 of 6, Fred, Otto, Elmer, Lula, & Emma. > My Dad was Ervin C. Hart, & he had 2 sisters, (Daisy Herschuber(sp?) & Bernice McDowell) & 1 Brother Wilbur Hart. Any help would be appreciated. > TTYL; > Bill Hart

Hello Bill, Out of curiosity, I tried to find your Hart family, and succeeded somewhat. Here's what I found (briefly): In 1910 the families were in Vernon Co., WI. Julius and Della were there with two children, and Frank and Elmer were there with their mother Helen, age 68. In 1880, the family was in Vernon Co., WI also, headed by Orange Hart and wife Helen. The children were Frank, Frederick, Julius, Ardo (Otto?), and Orange's brother in law Howard Pelizy, age 40 born VT (Helen's brother?). In 1870, the family was in Rutland Co., VT. Orange was listed as 34, b VT, wife Maria was 28, b VT, and two children Elmer 5 and Emma born Nov 1869. Helen and Maria might be the same person. Finding the family in 1900 will solve that, as it will show how many children the woman has had, and how many are still living. I hope you get some more leads with this information. Best wishes, Judith http://home1.gte.net/judithaw/index.htm

I need help with my Hart line. My Grandpa was Julius Hart b. Wallingford, VT 7/29/1877. He married Delila Steege I think he was 1 of 6, Fred, Otto, Elmer, Lula, & Emma. My Dad was Ervin C. Hart, & he had 2 sisters, (Daisy Herschuber(sp?) & Bernice McDowell) & 1 Brother Wilbur Hart. Any help would be appreciated. TTYL; Bill Hart

Hi list ... I am looking for information on a Jane Clayton who married a William Hart around 1758. My earliest ancestor was William Hart (b ca 1717 - d 1799 in Bedford [now Fulton] Co, PA) and I suspect my William is the one who married Jane. Here is what I KNOW about William and what I SUPPOSE about him. (Please don't pass on my guesswork as fact!) I KNOW: - he had a least 7 children between about 1750 and 1769. - his 1st 4 children were born between 1750 and 1756 - his last 3 children were born between 1763 and 1769 I SUSPECT: this suggests he was married twice. I KNOW: - that a William Hart and Jane Clayton were married in Philadelphia in 1758. - per land records of 1789, my William and "his wife Jane" sold land in Bedford [now Fulton] Co, PA, to one of their sons. (But, was this Jane Clayton or another Jane?) I KNOW: - from a land warrant of 1767 that William was making improvements on land in Bedford County by 1760. I SUSPECT: (really, just guess work) William and a first wife were married around 1749 and that she died in 1756 or 57. He then remarried. If anyone can help me with either William Hart OR Jane Clayton, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Mike Thorne mhthorne@juno.com

Been looking for information on James Hart who married Cynthia Hightower c1849 in NC, probably Cherokee Co. According to the census he was b. in KY c1832. They moved to Grayson Co, TX c1850. -- Visit http://www.ftdna.com/ or e-mail me personally at sonia1@airmail.net for information on the Hightower DNA Project

Caleb is my line of Harts....but how do i connect to it and join in dar thru that line? Thanks Bonnie (Rankin) Arnold bonniea@centurytel.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Charlotte Coats" <coats@hotmail.com> To: <HART-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, May 28, 2005 7:07 PM Subject: [HART-L] RE: Caleb Hart - VA > > Anyone familiar with this family group? > info taken from dar PATRIOT INDEX > > HART , Caleb > Birth: VA Circa 1750 > Rank: Pvt > Service: VA > Death: VA 14 Jun 1810 > Patriot Pensioned: No > Widow Pensioned: No > Children Pensioned: No > Heirs Pensioned: No > Spouse: (1) Mary Evans > > > > I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 > in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where > their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born > > > >

Hi, I need any information on Robert Hart who died in Laurens County, Georgia about 1808. His wife was Mary (maiden name unknown) who later married a Fenn, a Chairs, and a Rowland. Their children were: Thomas Warren Hart who married Olive Barlow; Frances Hart apparently married twice, the last time to Jeremiah Day; Jane Hart who died young; Martha (Patsy) Hart who married Thomas Maning or Manning; and Jesse Hart (no further information on him). Thomas Warren and his family, Frances and her family were all in Texas before 1850, as was their mother, Mary Rowland. Any help will be appreciated. Nell Whittington Liberty, Texas nellintexas@houston.rr.com

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from dar PATRIOT INDEX HART Jr, William Birth: VA Circa 1750 Rank: Pvt Service: VAMD Death: VA p 1775 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Elizabeth Hart I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from dar PATRIOT INDEX HART , Thomas Birth: VA Circa 1750 Rank: PS Service: VA Death: VA p 1782 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Rebecca X I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from dar PATRIOT INDEX HART , Robert Birth: VA 1739 Rank: DrmMaj Service: VA Death: VA 18 Oct 1811 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Mary Dick I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from his Revolutionary Pension file HART , Nicholas Birth: NJ Circa 1760 Rank: PS Service: VA Death: KY Circa 1831 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: Catherine Honey Spouse: Ann New I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from his Revolutionary Pension file HART , Leonard Birth: Circa 1744 Rank: Sol Service: VA Death: VA p 1802 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: Mary X Spouse: Catherine X I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from his Revolutionary Pension file HART , John Birth: VA 5 Jun 1759 Rank: Pvt Service: VA Death: IL A 3- -1834 Patriot Pensioned: Yes Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Margaret Mundle I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from dar PATRIOT INDEX HART , James Birth: IR 6- -1738 Rank: Pvt Service: VA Death: OH Circa 7- -1822 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: (1) Elizabeth Hopkins I am in search of Francis A. Hart bc 1818 in KY m Elizabeth Parker bc 1820 in IL/IN/KY by 1843 they were living in Lexington, Fayette County KY where their first son Robert Mathias Hart was born