VELINA HART, Southington, eldest son of Noadiah Hart, of Kensington, and his wife, Lucy (Hurlburt), daughter of Stephen, was born May 5th, 1761. He married, at Southington, before Rev. Wm. Robinson, then pastor of that church, Dec. 3d, 1782, Huldah Green. He was by occupation a miller, and run what was subsequently called Carter's Mill; he lived in a small house near the mill, both of which have long since disappeared, and the place is now covered by Plant's Pond. Huldah, his wife, died of fever July 29th, 1807, aged 53 years, when he, second, married Hannah Clark, who was received to the church in Southington, by letter from Burlington church, Oct. 2d, 1808. He died of gout in Southington, April 12th, 1812, in his 51st year, and a tombstone tells where he lies in Plantsville cemetery. His widow Hannah was dismissed by a letter to Geneva, Ashtabula Co., Ohio, Aug. 26th, 1827.

[ There is a record of a Velina Hart, who enrolled as a private to fight in the Revolutionary War. This Velina Hart is the only person with that name who lived at the right time to fight in that war. More research is necessary, however, to verify that this Velina Hart did, indeed, fight in the Revolutionary War. ]

THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.

245. Huldah, born             , baptized Nov. 26th, 1809, on account of his second wife.
        Hannah, born             , baptized Jan. 15th, 1812, died Jan. 19th, I812.

LUTHENA HART, eldest daughter of Noadiah Hart, of Kensington, Burlington, Harwinton, and Southington, and his first wife Lucy (Hurlburt), was born March 7th, 1763. She married                     Gillet and died soon after marriage, viz., Nov. 7th, 1781, aged eighteen years.

STEPHEN HURLBURT HART, Winsted; son of Noadiah Hart, of Kensington, Burlington, Harwinton, and Southington, and his first wife, Lucy (Hurlburt), was born Nov. 1st, 1767. He married, Oct. 18th, 1791, Lucinda Cook, daughter of Amos, and perhaps cousin of John Cook, of Plainville, Conn., born at Wallingford, Oct. 29th, 1771. They resided in Litchfield, Harwinton, and Winsted. He died Sept. 17th, 1833, aged 66 years, at Winsted, Conn. Mrs. Lucinda Cook Hart died at Waterbury, Aug. 23d, 1857, aged 85 years, 10 months, 24 days, at the house of her daughter Sophia.

THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.

246. Asahel, born Oct. 30th, 1793; supposed to be lost at sea.
247. Velina, born Oct. 19th, 1795, married,                      , Elizabeth Stevens.