ARD HART, Burlington, Conn., fourth son of. Amos Hart, of Southington, and his second wife, Mary (Dunham), born May 17th, 1761, at Southington; married March 10th, 1788, Millicent Roberts, born January 6th, 1771. He early removed from Southington to the south-east part of Burlington. He became a deacon of that church, December 30th, 1814, the duties of which office he faithfully discharged until his death. His wife, Millicent, died at Burlington, February 15th, 1826, aged 55 years, when he second married, 1827, Lucy Goodsell, widow of Isaac Hotchkiss, and daughter of Samuel Goodsell, and his wife, Lucy (Harsington). He died March 5th, 1851, aged 90 years, being the oldest person in Burlington.

905. Nancy, born Fobruary 22d, 1789; married         , Joel Dorman.
906. Belinda, born April 24tb, 1793; married         , John Woodford.
907. Delia, born May 19th, 1795; married December 1st, 1814, Billings Hill; second, Leveret Darrow.
        Daughter, born May 28th, 1798, and died withont a name.
908. Millicent, born June 14th, 1799; married         , John Hart, of Ambrose.
909. Chanucey, born June 9th, 1802; married         , Millessendra Hart.
910. William, born September 2d, 1804; married         , Mary Ann Bowman.
911. Sarah, born January 26th, 1807; married George Lyman.
912. Elvira, born October 20th, 1812; married October 27th, 1830, Ira Hadsell, now (1874) of Plainville.

ANNA HART, second daughter of the name in the family of Amos Hart, of Southington, and his second wife, Mary (Dunham), born April 5th, 1764, at Southington; married February 11th, 1790, Jairus Munson of the same town, and removed to Windham, Green County, N. Y. They had Leveret, Jairus, William, and Lemuel.

JUDE HART, Southington, sixth son of Amos Hart, of the same town, and his second wife, Mary (Dunham), born February 8th, 1766, at Southington, a twin brother with Chauncey; married December 9th, 1790, Patience Sloper, daughter of Daniel, and his wife, Rachel (Langdon), born April 3d, 1770, at Southington, and baptized there by Rev. Benjamin Chapman, July 1st, 1771, and her twin sister, Silence, at the