1159. Amos Bushnell, born May 10th, 1832; married November 4th, 1860, Almira Gaylord.
1160. Jason Harvillah, born February 20th, 1834; married June 5th, 1859, Julia Sanford.
1161. Burton, born April 16th, 1836; married February 1st, 1863, Emily Curtiss.
1162. Mary Jane, born October 4th, 1837; married October 26th, 1858, Daniel Post, of Hebron.
1163. Emily Amanda, born May 20th, 1839. She was single in 1871, and living in New Britain.
          Orrin, born June 11th, 1841; died June 29th, 1841, aged 2 weeks.
          Chloe Nancy, born February 23d, 1843; died June 1st, 1850, of small pox, aged 7 years.
1164. Newton Alphonzo, born January 5th, 1846; married September 20th, 1869, Hattie Emily Geer.
1165. Seth Ransom, born May 17th, 1848; married January 3d, 1869, Evelina Johnson.

HENRY HART, Bristol, Conn., an illegitimate son of Amanda Hart, daughter of Seth, born September 8th, 1830, at Bristol. He was a renegade. He stole small pox clothing from a clothes-line, and so the family of Ard Hart (who married his mother) caught it, and Ard and their daughter, Chloe, died of it. He finally ended his career in the state prison at Wethersfield, where he died, March 15th, 1860, aged 29, and was buried in the North Cemetery at Bristol.

JAIRUS HART, Bristol, Conn., third son of Lemuel Hart, of Southington, and his second wife, Lydia (Heffards), born August 2d, 1804, probably at Hillsdale, N. Y., where his father taught school; married in 1825 Hannah, daughter of John Jones, of Mount Washington, and his wife, Elizabeth (Kline), born about 1809. She died March 30th, I839, when second he married in 1844, Elizabeth Sheffel, of Sheffield, Mass., who is an invalid, being nearly helpless. They have lived in Sheffield, Egremont, and Mount Washington, and were living in Bristol in 1871.

          Lafanny, born about 1826; died           , aged 10 years.
1166. Esther, born October 30th, 1832. She lives at home and cares for her step mother.
1167. Salmon Gaylord, born January 3d, 1842, at Bristol. He is single, lives at home, is a wood turner, and was working at Polkville in 1871.