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

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from dar PATRIOT INDEX He apparently has an unknown first wife... HART , Anthony Birth: VA 14 Oct 1755 Rank: Pvt Service: VA Death: VA 11- -1845 Patriot Pensioned: Yes Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: X X Spouse: Mrs. Elizabeth Carlton 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 Jr, Joseph Birth: VA 16 Jun 1761 Rank: Pvt Service: VA Death: IN 20 Jun 1841 Patriot Pensioned: No Widow Pensioned: No Children Pensioned: No Heirs Pensioned: No Spouse: Nancy Shanklin Spouse: Mary Means 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 William Hart service: PA city and county of Philadelphia PA 1854 - declarations of William Carr of Doylestown Bucks County PA and Hugh Whitton of Philadelpha county refe to Col William Hart of Hartsville Bucks County PA where he resided for upwards of 30 years prior to his death in 1831, during the revolution and childhood he resided in Plumstead Township, Bucks County wife Elizabeth dead fro about ten or twelve years eight children: 1. Jane Hart born June 28th 1779 intermarried Joseph Carr now deceased, Jane is a widow residing in Philadelphia PA 2. John Hart b December 17, 1780 and died June 27th 1811 3. Mary Hart b Feb 19th 1783 intermarried with Samuel Hart, Esq and died Feb 8th 1828 4. James M. Hart born March 6th 1785 and died Jan 7th 1844 5. Grizelda Hart born March 19th 1787 and resides in the city of Philadelphia 6. William Hart now residing in Hartsville Bucks County born Jan 4th 1789 7. Joseph Hart b November 9th 1790 and residing in Hartsville 8. Eliza Hart b April 14th 1794 intermarried with William Hart and resides in City of Philadlephia Jane, Grezela, William, Joseph and Eliza are still living.... 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; their second daughter was Sarilda Hart born also in Lexington, Fayette County KY c 1844/45 - variation of Grezela?

Anyone familiar with this family group? info taken from his Revolutionary Pension file Aaron Hart service: CT Sarah Hart, widow by 1838 married in Wethersfild Newington Parish 4th March 1790 Aaron died 3 July 1829 marriage proof shows he last name as Francis - Sarah Francis there is a torn bible record in this file as well looks like the info is: ? Hart was 15 October 1761 torn his wife torn April 6 torn 1769 torn March 4th Aaron Hart was torn Francis ? Hart was born the 18th December 1790 Chester the 2nd son born 7th Feb 179? ? Hart daughter was born 29th August 1725 or 1795 died 4th of Sept 17?8 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 Anthony Hart service: VA in 1832 resident of Halifax County VA - age 77 years enlisted in King & Queen County VA born in the county of King & Queen state of VA the 14th of October 1755 lived there until 1802 when he moved to Halifax County VA where he has lived ever since. record of his age is in an old prayer book of his fathers which is now in his possession mentions as witnesses: Lucy Younger and Mary Gresham 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 Robert Hart service VA application submitted to the house of representatives of VA by secretary of war on april 25, 1794 printed in the American State Papers, class 9 or 7, page 105 rank: drum-major - tontinental line Harrisons' artillery lost the sight of his left eye while in the service this man continued to the end of the war evidence transmitted by the district court March 4, 1794 he was residing in Chesterfield County, VA not further info in file - war office burned in 1800 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 John Hart Revolutionary service VA applied for pension in Illinois in 1834 1833 living in Cole/Coles County Illinois - age 74 brother Joseph Hart, living in state of Ohio bible shows he was born June 5th, 1759 in Bartley (probably Berkeley) VA, where he resided until he entered the service resided after the service near the Falls of the Ohio in Harden County KY until 1822, in 1828 moved to Lawrence County Illionis and at present in Cole/Coles County Illinois acquainted with John Parker, clergyman and Rueburn Yount or You?? Mentions also Ambrose Yocumb 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

If you do a google search for Erastus Hart, you will find some leads. There is one who is connected to Stephen Hart from CT. I was interested in your search as I have a Joseph Hart who was born in NJ in abt 1811 and I cannot find his parents. Joseph also had a son names George who is my g grandfather. Good luck with your search. Mel

It was suggested that I post my family information, so here it is again: * Erastus HART m. Adelia ANDREWS in Scioto County OH, on 02-Nov-1836 Adelia Andrews, daughter of Asa P ANDREWS and Betsy BRADLEY, ancestry unknown. * George Hart b. 22-Jul-1845 in Portsmouth OH mother Adelia Andrews, b. in OH father Erastus Hart, b. in NY [source: death cert. witnessed by sister, Mary Elizabeth (Hart) BURCH] Spellings appear same as on census; comments in parentheses: * 1850 Census -- Portsmouth, Scioto, OH Evastus Hart, 38 (1811) b. in NY Adeline Hart, 34 (1815) b. in NY Clayton Hart, 8 (1841) b. in OH M E Hart, 6 (1843) b. in OH [female - known to be Mary Elizabeth] Geo Hart, 5 (1844) b. in OH Alonzo Hart, 3 (1846) b. in OH * 1860 Census -- Keokuk, Lee, IA -- Erastus Hart, 47 (1812) b. in NJ Ann Hart, 35 (1824) b. in VA Calvin Hart, 19 (1840) b. in OH [Clayton Calvin Hart] Mary Hart, 16 (1843) b. in OH George Hart, 15 (1844) b. in OH Alage Hart, 13 (1846) b. in OH [also Alonzo Alage Hart & Alonzo Putnam Hart] And two records I believe may be him: * Erastus Hart m. Ann Glover in Highland County OH, on 13-Oct-1852 [possible because 1860 census wife's name Ann, and Highland not far from Scioto] * Erastus Hart m. Lizzie HAAS in Clark County IN, on 02-Apr-1867 [possible because son George was nearby in Scott & Jefferson Counties in 1870s] * Mary Elizabeth Hart married Oscar Goodburn BURCH (of IA) in Kentucky. Marriage was witnessed by Asa P ANDREWS and Nelson P ANDREWS. [Note the "P"s... maybe it's Andrews-PUTNAM, not Hart-PUTNAM.] Thanks, Tim Hart _______________________________________________ No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding. Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

Greetings, Now that you have mentioned a Van Pelt, there are many gurus on the Van Pelt family at Dutch-Colonies-List who will, for sure, be able to help you. An emigrant Van Pelt arrived in Nieuw Amsterdam (now New York City) in 1600s. Enjoy sleuthing! -JB On Wed, 25 May 2005 08:32:37 -0400 "Richard Hayes" <RAHayes@chartermi.net> writes: > Hello All, > > > > I have several HART families the lived in Fulton County, NY for whom > I would > like to find parents. > > They are: > > Henry HART was born 22 Oct 1841 and married Emily Jane FORT on 1 Dec > 1875. I > have 3 children for them. Delbert was born about 1876, Truman, in > 1879 and > Mary Eliza, in 1882. > > > > J. Philander HART, born about 1875, married Ada Simons about 1810. > They had > a daughter, Ada, who married Joel Brown about 1832. The family lived > in > Fulton County, NY > > > > Abram Philander HART, born about 1838, married Mary J. Goodemote > about 1862. > They had a daughter Belle who married Elmer Elsworth Van Pelt on 10 > Aug 1881 > in Mayfield Fulton County, NY > > > > Juliana HART, born 12 May 1833 in NY. She married John Low FORT on > 22 Sep > 1850. She died in Balston Spa, Saratoga County, NY on 27 Mar 1902. I > have 5 > children for her. I have also seen her name as Joanna. > > > > Does anyone have any information about any of these families? > > > > Richard > > >From the shores of Grand Traverse Bay > > > > > >

Hello All, I have several HART families the lived in Fulton County, NY for whom I would like to find parents. They are: Henry HART was born 22 Oct 1841 and married Emily Jane FORT on 1 Dec 1875. I have 3 children for them. Delbert was born about 1876, Truman, in 1879 and Mary Eliza, in 1882. J. Philander HART, born about 1875, married Ada Simons about 1810. They had a daughter, Ada, who married Joel Brown about 1832. The family lived in Fulton County, NY Abram Philander HART, born about 1838, married Mary J. Goodemote about 1862. They had a daughter Belle who married Elmer Elsworth Van Pelt on 10 Aug 1881 in Mayfield Fulton County, NY Juliana HART, born 12 May 1833 in NY. She married John Low FORT on 22 Sep 1850. She died in Balston Spa, Saratoga County, NY on 27 Mar 1902. I have 5 children for her. I have also seen her name as Joanna. Does anyone have any information about any of these families? Richard From the shores of Grand Traverse Bay

My ggf is one of several Erastus Harts from NY. He was b.1811, and moved from NY OH IA IN(?). As of yet I have not figured out who is parents were, but his descendants have written since the 1860s that they were related to General Israel Putnam of the Revolutionary War. All of the Erastus Harts I've located have been in the wrong place at the wrong time, or married to the wrong persons. Yet, nearly all records point to a NY birth (one says NJ)-- not PA or somewhere else. So, I'm following the PUTNAM lead, hoping for a connection... Here is info I have from a Putnam list: Charles PUTNAM and Martha ROSE were married on 27 May 1762 in Preston, New London Co., CT. Daughter Catherine PUTNAM was born on 9 Apr 1778/79 in Paris, Oneida Co., NY. (A second microfilm has Catherine born in 1780 in Preston, MA, but probably means Preston, CT.) Catherine PUTNAM and Daniel HART were married about 1795 in Augusta, Oneida Co., NY. They were the first persons married in Augusta. I have *no idea* if this Daniel Hart is Erastus's father. But so far, he is the only connection to the Putnam family that I've found. As for Erastus, he married Adelia Andrews in Portsmouth, OH, 1836, (He later married Ann Glover, and lived in Keokuk, Lee County, IA with he and Adelia's children.) Anyone have any info or suggestions? Thanks, Tim Hart _______________________________________________ No banners. No pop-ups. No kidding. Make My Way your home on the Web - http://www.myway.com

Hi Everyone, here once again is my info into my "HART" branch of the tree. My maternal grandmother is: "Berly Mignion HART" born 24th March 1900 in Calcutta, India. She died in Bolton England 1966. Daughter Of: "Samuel Stuckey HART" born in 1837 in "Middlesex" UK but not confirmed as yet. Son Of: "Moses HART" who married "Sarah MOSES" in "Middlesex" UK I would really love to find any siblings of the above, for my daughter is thinking of marrying a "HART" here in Australia. Regards, Bob Howson

Who is Thomas Shelton Hart?? It has been reported that he was born March 11, 1828 and died May 11, 1908. If he is a child of John and Mahalath Hart, why is he not listed anywhere with them.

sorry for the "blooper" Of course I meant Hart families in 1800`s.

There are many "Hart" families listed on the "Lists" I would like to know where the connections come in to the Hart family prior to these Lists. Especially in N. C., Ga. Tn. S.C. sme desc`s came into Al. and there are many people in Al. with Native American ancestry but most of the actual proof has been disguised or lost . I am working on this family for a friend, would share anything if I ever find it. sincerely Lori in Al.

Mea culpa! I mean "children" -- not "brothers" (see below). Sorry for the confusion I have caused. -jean Jean Boutcher wrote: > Both Edward and Daniel were brothers of John Hart-Deborah > Scudder; therefore, Margaret was married to her first cousin > Elijah Hart.

Margaret Hart Butcher was Reuben S. Butcher's step mother. Alice Beard

Hi, all -- I hope there are on the list many gurus like Sherlock Holmes with skillful sleuthing, logic, curisoity, and imagination (smile) to help me identify the relationship between Margaret Hart-Ely Butcher*** and Reuben S. Butcher after you have read their deed to Reuben S. Butcher (RSB, henceforth) in the fourth passage. ***N.B.: Elizabeth Hart (1788-1824) and Elijah Hart (1792-1818) were children of Edward Hart-Nancy Ann Stout. Margaret Hart (1789-1867) was dau. of Daniel Hart-Margaret Bunn. Both Edward and Daniel were brothers of John Hart-Deborah Scudder; therefore, Margaret was married to her first cousin Elijah Hart. Elizabeth married Ely Butcher in 1804 and died in 1824. Widowed Margaret Hart married Ely Butcher in 1825. The Hart family were in Hardy County (now Randolph Co.), Va. before Ely Butcher and his parents moved there from Loudoun Co. Va.shortly before the turn of the 19th century. RSB was born 11 May 1801 in Randolph County, Va. His death certificate reads as follows: Source: Death Book 1, p. 36, Reuben S. Butcher, widower, farmer, died March 15, 1883, age 82 years five mos.; cause of death -- old age; father - Eli Butcher. Recorded in Randolph County Court. It was 26 March 1833 when his name appeared in Randolph Co. Courthouse's record for the first time. He married Rachel Wilmoth (1814-1873), dau. of John Wesley Wilmoth - Elizabeth Anna Kettel/Kittle. RSB's name appears twice in Historian Hu Maxwell's History of Randolph County: as "justice of peace from 1869 to 1873" on page 225 and as father of Baxter Butcher that married A. Rebecca Daniels on page 519. Anne Rebecca Daniels' aunt Amanda Melvina Daniels married Ely Butcher-Margaret Hart's youngest son Creed W. Butcher. RSB's youngest daughter Elizabeth Ann Butcher married Daniel Hart (source: Lilliard Wilmoth's "Wilmoth, Wilmot, Wilmet" which does not show Daniel Hart's birthdate or parentage). My research on Reuben S. Butcher's census records from 1840 to 1880 shows a number of Harts as neighbors of RSB. The deed of Margaret Hart-Ely Butcher to RSB does not show the relationship between them. My question is: Why did they grant land to RSB? Ely Butcher was the oldest Butcher in Randolph County. He died in Dec. 1862. So I hope that some gurus on the list will help me with this puzzle after reading the deed as follows. Source: Randolph County Courthouse Deed Book, p. 299 The Transfer of a Deed of Ely Butcher and Margaret Hart to Reuben S. Butcher This deed made this 13th day of May in the year 1856, between Ely Butcher and Margaret his wife of the first part to Ruben S. Butcher of the other part, all of the County of Randolph and State of Virginia, One dollar in hand paid to Ely Butcher's wife for signing the deed, the parties of the first part doth convey to the party of the second part, a certain tract of land lying on the East side of Cheat Mountnain, Beginning at a birch (?) and maple 500 poles from the Southwest corner of a tract of land deed Ebenezer Melvin (?) to Chenoweth and Petro, thence East 100 poles to a spruce by Lick River, thence down the Lick River 160 poles to the bank of Cheat River, thence down the river to a birch and cucumber, Kelley's corner, thence running with his lines to the Chenoworth lines, thence South 160 poles to the beginning, to contain 100 acres more or less. Ely Butcher (Seal) Margaret Butcher (Seal) Virginia Clerk's Office of Randolph County, to wit: This deed from Ely Butcher to Ruben S. Butcher was presented in said office before the Clerk and was acknowledged by the said Ely Butcher. Teste: J. W. Crawford, Clerk. State of West Virginia, Randolph County Court Clerk's Office: July 24, 1895. The foregoing deed of Conveyance together with the certificate of the acknowlegment, was this day presented in said office and admitted to record. Teste: Floyd J. Triplett, Clerk ___________ Jean Boutcher Boucher, Boutcher, Bucher, Butcher Researcher Washington, D.C.