phia. He practiced medicine in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, until 1861, when he entered the army as surgeon in the Forty-First Regiment Ohio Volunteers, where he served three years, and resumed his practice in Cleveland, Ohio, where he has since remained. He and his wife were formerly members of the Free Presbyterian Church. Before the war this church seceded from the old Presbyterian Church, on account of slavery. They and all their children are members of the Congregational Church. He settled at Clarksville, Penn.

1617. Helen Marcia, born September 28th, 1845; married , 1864, Frank A. Brown.
1618. William Hornell, born June 25th, 1848, at Clarksville, Penn.; died there, February 28th, 1849.
1619. Hastings Hornell, born December 14th, 1851, at Brookfleld, Ohio, and is a student at Oberlin in 1874.
1620. Albert Bushnell, born July 1st, 1854, at Clarksville, Penn. He is a bookkeeper in 1874.
1621. Mary Jennette, born July 15th, 1858, at Clarksville, Penn.

EDWARD HARRISON HART, second son of Ambrose Hart, of Brookfield, Trumbull County, Ohio, and his second wife, Lovisa (Bushnell), born November 23d, 1833, at Brookfield, Trumbull County, Ohio; married August 29th, 1855, Sarah E. Stiles, born July 5th, 1832, in Cleveland, Ohio, who died in 1858, at St. Louis. Mr. Hart is a traveling agent, and resides in Philadelphia in 1874.

1622. Albert Dwight, born

EMELINE HART, eldest daughter of Jeduthan Hart, son of Gad, and his wife, Hannah (Webber), born                ; married James Bell, and had children, viz: a daughter who died an infant, Ambrose, and Francis.

MARY JANE HART, eldest daughter of Gad Hart, of Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, and his first wife, Lucretia (Moses), born                , married                , Samuel N. Richards, and had