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his parents, and married in 1811, Lucy Atkins. He was living at West Claremont, N. H., June 19th, 1860. His sister, Lydia, who became the wife of Theron Hart, of New Britain, gave him by Will, proved in probate court, July 25th, 1850, the sum of $300, to be paid to him by J. T. Hart, to whom she gave the use of her estate during his life, and then to be divided equally between his living male heirs at his decease. THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.
[Hollis Adkins, born July, 29th, 1809.] GEORGE W. HART, Canada, fifth son of Ebenezer Hart, of Kensington, Conn., and Charlestown, N. H., and his wife, Lydia (Benton), born 1786; married , Polly Hitchcock, of . He fled into Canada, where he still resides. THEIR CHILDREN, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.
2184. Stephen, born [
George W. Hart supposedly had 9 children. His wife's parents, Ephraim and Catherine (Woods) Hitchcock
migrated to Stanstead Co. Quebec and Ephraim died in Sparta, Upper Canada.
There was a George W. Hart in the 1830 census in Jericho in Chittenden County VT, who may be this same person.
JOSIAH HART, Claremont, Sullivan County, N. H., sixth son of Ebenezer Hart, of Kensington, Conn., and Charlestown, N. H., and his wife, Lydia (Benton), born 1788; married Friendly Rice. He removed to Claremont, Sullivan County, N. H., where he was killed by a fall while building a mill. THEIR CHILD, BEING THE SEVENTH GENERATION.
2188. Josiah, born ALCES EVELIN HART, Kensington, only son of Major Jonathan Hart, of the same place, and his wife, Abigail (Riley), born October 10th, 1782. He graduated at Yale College in 1801 with the highest honor. He studied law, and opened an office in Hartford with the most brilliant prospects, but died suddenly in 1805, aged 23 years. He married
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