I have been searching for my Joseph for the last 10 years and have given up and will now start writing my family book. I know that he was born in NJ in about 1810 and died in Il and was buried in Wisc in 1881. In between, he lived in Herkimer County NY and married Adeline Dickins. They had 4 boys before moving to Wisc in about 1849. The 1880 census stated that his father was born in CT and his mother NY. Thought I would put out one more query before I start writing. Any one see any connections with my Joseph Hart. Mel [email protected]

If you haven't gone to the website for the Making of America at Cornell University, you should consider it. The 8 hits may all be dead ends, but you never know until you try. http://library5.library.cornell.edu/moa/moa_search.html gets you: Search in MoA for: "Joseph Hart" 1 to 8 works of 8 Refine this search . Copeland, David Sturges   History of Clarendon from 1810 to 1888    1 match in 1 of 396 pages Graham, Robert H.   Yates County's "boys in blue", 1861-1865 : who they were and what they did    1 match in 1 of 206 pages Index    2 matches in 2 of 4 pages Observations on the Pathology of Croup, with Remarks on its Topical Treatment. Horace Green    1 match in 1 of 2 pages Pelletreau, William S. et al.    Early wills of Westchester County, New York, from 1664 to 1784 : also the genealogy of "The Havilands" of Westchester County, and descendants of Hon. James Graham (Watkinson and Ackerley families) with genealogical and historical notes    1 match in 1 of 506 pages Report of the Committee    1 match in 1 of 2 pages Stimson, H. A., Rev.   The Indian Question    1 match in 1 of 7 pages United States. Naval War Records Office. et al.    Official records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion. / Series I - Volume 27: Naval Forces on Western Waters (January 1, 1865 - September 6, 1865); Supply Vessels (January 1, 1865 - September 6, 1865)    1 match in 1 of 862 pages On Tuesday, April 15, 2003, at 10:57 PM, Melva McClellan wrote: > I have been searching for my Joseph for the last 10 years and have > given up and will now start writing my family book. I know that he > was born in NJ in about 1810 and died in Il and was buried in Wisc in > 1881. In between, he lived in Herkimer County NY and married Adeline > Dickins. They had 4 boys before moving to Wisc in about 1849. The > 1880 census stated that his father was born in CT and his mother NY. > Thought I would put out one more query before I start writing. > Any one see any connections with my Joseph Hart. > Mel > [email protected] > >