with his fellow-men. In 1811, having become too aged for practice, he removed to a farm in Lowell, Ohio, on the Muskingum River, some ten miles from Marietta, where he died of spotted fever, August, 1812, aged 70 years. His widow died a few hours after him, and both were buried the same day.

NOTE.—After the death of his first wife Dr. Hart removed to the house of his second wife, on Harris Hill, a place now occupied and owned by the Harris family, where I found an old ledger in the handwriting of Dr. Hart, in which his autograph is on several pages of the book. The oldest date found was 1777, and the latest was 1799. Here are charges of his visits and services as physician, to the people of Wethersfield, Newington, Berlin, Stepney, (now Rocky Hill,) and to other places more remote, embracing a period of some twenty years of active labor. The book is somewhat mutilated, but is still a precious relic of a good and worthy ancestor.

1916. Abigail, born February 3d, 1766; married         , Thomas Wells, of Wethersfield.
          Josiah, born December 10th, 1768; died January 15th, 1769, aged 1 month.
1917. Hannah, born 24th, 1769; married         , Joshua Robbins, of Wethersfield.
1918. Emily, born February 3d, 1771; married, March, 1789, Gideon Wells, of Wethersfield.
1919. Josiah Sluman, born January 10th, 17173; baptized February 7th, 1773, by Dr. Smalley, at New Britain; died young.
1920. William, born March 4th, 1775; married         , Sarah Waters Wolcott, and lived at Marietta, Ohio.
1921. Thomas, born December 14th, 1776; married         , Elizabeth McClelland.

1922. Betsey, born December 22d, 1778; married , Titus Buck, of Wethersfield, Conn., and Marietta, Ohio.
1923. Clarissa, born [August 10, 1783]; married         , in Ohio, Wing Devol, of Marietta, Ohio[; died January 25, 1871].
1924. Cynthia, born         ; married         , in Ohio, — Vance, of Columbus.

MARY HART, New Britain, Conn., only daughter of Deacon Elijah Hart, of Kensington and New Britain, and his wife, Abigail (Goodrich), born October 26th, 1744, at New Britain; married January 7th, 1765, Jonathan, son of David Eno, of Windsor, and his wife, Mary (Gillett), born 1739. She owned the covenant at New Britain Church, April 14th, 1765. Their children were—1, Polly, born December 21st, 1764, married Elijah Tuller, of Simsbury; 2, Rhoda, born August 12th, 1766, married Daniel Phelps, of Simsbury; 3, Jonathan, born March