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ington, and went to Burlington with his parents in 1774; married, August, 1782, Mercy Bartholomew, born July 22d, 1762. Mr. Hart served his country in the war of the revolution. He died November 25th, 1811, aged 53 years. His widow died March 24th, 1834, aged 71. There are tombstones to their memory in the east cemetery at Burlington. THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.
967. Martin, born June 10th, 1783; married November 29th, 1804, Sally Rowe. BLISS HART, Burlington, third son of Simeon Hart, of Southington, and his wife, Sarah (Sloper), born March 10th, 1761, at Southington, and went to Burlington with his parents in 1774; married May 17th, 1783, Sylvia Upson, born August 20th, 1765. He was a magistrate, and removed to Brookfield, Trumbull County, Ohio. He entered the continental army in 1777, at the age of 15 years, was in a number ef hard-fought battles, and after much hardship, privation, and suffering, was discharged, May, 1780. He was a man of strong powers of mind, was much respected, and had much influence in the church, town, and society of Burlington, which he represented at six sessions of the General Assembly—1811 to 1813—and was a member of the convention to form the Constitution. He died in Brookfield, March 6th, 1831, aged 70 years, and was buried there. His widow died August 20th, 1854, aged 89 years. THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.
Oliver, born September 27th, 1788; died October 17th, 1792, aged 9 years. |