house being on the north side of the narrow lane leading to the bridge. He died November 17th, 1807, aged 77. The Bible said to have been Joseph Hart's, printed at London in 1585, was given by his wife, Elizabeth, to her daughter, Rhoda Thompson, and was exchanged for a common, large, family Bible, with the Historical Society at Hartford, where it may be seen—"when found."

813. Huldah, born September 29th, 1760; married February 18th, 1784, Joel Marshall, of Granville.
814. Elizabeth, born May 11th, 1762; married January 11th, 1788, Isaac Gillett, of Avon.
815. Rhoda, born December 27th, 1764; married July 12th, 1814, Eben Thompson, of Farmington.
816. Abner, born December 3d, 1766; married         , 1801, Alma Thompson.
817. Almira, born September 4th, 1769; married Nov. 24th, 1791, Amos Gillett.
818. Alice, born November 5th, 1771; married March 6th, 1796, Samuel Andrews, of Farmington.
        Gideon B., born January 13th, 1774; died March 3d, 1775, aged 1 year.
819. Gideon Baldwin, born February 14th, 1776; married December 29th, 1795, Marilla Woodford.
820. Joseph, born June 30th, 1778; married November 5th, 1806, Eunice Fitts.
        Noadiah, born November 2d, 1781; died April 9th, 1786, aged 5 years.

AMBROSE HART, Avon, fourth son of Joseph Hart, of the same place, and his wife, Mary (Bird), born August 25th, 1732, at Avon; married March 20th, 1755, Martha Fuller, of Simsbury. He was admitted to Avon Church, March 7th, 1756. The Will of Ambrose Hart was proved in probate court, at Farmington, July 6th, 1799, and Gad and Martha Hart made administrators of the Will annexed.

Item.—I give my wife, Martha, my Loom and tackling, and use of my House and Barn, and half my lands, and the indoors furniture and wearing apparel I give her forever.
Item.—I give my son, Gad.
Item.—I give my daughter, Sabra Whiting.
Item.—I give my daughter, Diadama Cadwell.
Item.—I give my granddaughter, Huldah Brace.
Item.—And I constitute my son-in-law, Lot Woodruff, my sole Executor.
(Signed,) Ambrose Hart, and seal.

The Inventory, £671 18s., taken by Samuel Bishop,
August 23d, 1799.                 and Timothy Crosby.

He died June 23d, 1799, in his 67th year. She died September 26th, 1806, in her 77th year, so says their tomb-stones in the old cemetery east of the river, near the First Church in Avon, Conn.