tember, 1853, Rufus Cowles Crampton, son of William, and his wife, Esther, daughter of Deacon Rufus Cowles, of Farmington and Plainville, born February 24th, 1828. In 1873 Mr. Crampton was professor of mathematics and astronomy at Jacksonville, Morgan County, Ill. He was a graduate of Yale in 1851, having entered that institution in 1847. They have one son, named Edward Hart.

DR. CHARLES LANGDON HART, Philadelphia, eldest son of Deacon Simeon Hart, of Farmington, and his second wife, Abby (Langdon), born April 8th, 1843, in Farmington; married August 10th, 1865, Sarah Franks, of Washington, D. C., daughter of Theodore, and his wife, Jane (McCormick). He is a practicing physician in Philadelphia, and was an assistant surgeon in the late war. She died at his mother’s residence in Farmington, January 12th, 1874, after an illness of one hundred and ninety-five days.

1579. Mary Adeline Lewis, born September 23d, 1866, at Groving, Ill.; died January 24th, 1871, at Philadelphia.
1580. Theodore Stuart, born February 26th, 1869, at Groving, Ill.

LURA ANN HART, Chicopee Falls, Mass., eldest daughter of Joseph Hart, of New Britain, and his second wife, Lura (Buel), born April 20th, 1817, at                 ; married                 , David Bradford Griggs, of Chicopee Falls, Mass. She died November 20th, 1866, leaving two sons and one daughter.

ABIA HART, Spencer, Iowa, third daughter of Joseph Hart, of New Britain, Conn., and Cabotville, Mass., and his second wife,. Lura (Buel), born October 29th, 1821; married G. S. Holcomb, of Spencer, Clay County, Iowa. They have one son and two daughters.

WILLIAM HORATIO HART, Lowell, Mass., third son of Joseph Hart, of New Britain, Conn., and Cabotville, Mass., and his second wife, Lura (Buel), born June 7th, 1826. He has been in the manufacturing