| ||
|
children, viz: Helen Lucretia, Irwin Hart. She died , aged 28 years. FRANKLIN HART, eldest son of Gad Hart, of Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, and his first wife, Lucretia (Moses), born [May 9th, 1826 in Hartford, Trumble Co, Ohio]; married [August 5th, 1847], Rachel Jane Stacy. [ When Rachel Jane, his first wife died, he married second, Ann, last name unknown, ca 1865-1870.] THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE NINTH GENERATION.
1623. Sarah Jane, born ca 1851; married , William Horton. [ Arthur Charles Hart was born October 8th, 1860 in Portage Co., Ohio. He married Laura Etta Skinner January 14th, 1879. They had five children, Pearl, Claude, Frank, Maude and Mabel. Charles walked off and deserted his family. He may have gone to Michigan. His wife Laura's sister Lucy saw him in Battlecreek, Mich. His death was sometime after 1912, probably in Michigan. Claude Hart and his brother in law John F. Schaefer were the founders of Cooper Tire in Findley, Ohio. John was married to Claude's sister Mabel. ] CALVIN C. HART, second son of Gad Hart, of Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, and his first wife, Lucretia (Moses), born July 5th, 1830, in Hartford, Ohio; married June 2d, 1853, Sarah Elizabeth Thompson. He was first lieutenant in Company A, Forty-First Regiment Ohio Volunteers, in the late war, and was killed at the battle of Stone River, December 31st, 1862. She remains his widow, and lives at Hartford, Ohio. THEIR CHILD, BEING THE NINTH GENERATION.
1625. Frederick Calvin Clayton, born September 17th, 1860, at Hartford, Ohio. WARREN A. HART, third son of Gad Hart, of Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, and his first wife, Lucretia (Moses), born September 23d, 1834, at Hartford, Ohio; married , Alice Hillyer. His residence is at Powers Corners, Trumbull County, Ohio. THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE NINTH GENERATION.
1626. Francis Dexter, born 1390. Kinsman, Ohio.
LUCRETIA CELESTIA HART, eldest daughter of Gad Hart, of Hartford, Trumbull County, Ohio, and his second wife, Celestia (Norton), born November 25th, 1839; married November 12th, 1868, James Cedar, of Kinsman, Ohio. His avocation is farming. She died May 3d, 1869.
|