Person:John Hart (104)

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John Hart
 
m. Abt 1723
  1. Keziah Ann HartAbt 1720 -
  2. Col. Thomas HartAbt 1724 - 1808
  3. John HartAbt 1726 -
  4. Col. David HartAbt 1732 - Bef 1794
  5. Benjamin Hart1732 - 1802
  6. Capt. Nathaniel Hart1734 - 1782
  • HJohn HartAbt 1726 -
  1. Susanna Rice Hart
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Name John Hart
Gender Male
Birth? Abt 1726 Hanover County, Virginia
Marriage to Unknown
References
  1.   Recorded, in Daughters of the American Revolution. Historical collections of the Joseph Habersham chapter
    2:381.

    John Hart, second son of Thomas Hart, of Hanover, Virginia, and Susanna Rice, married ___, and died, leaving an only daughter, Susanna Hart, who married Colonel John Luttrell, an officer in the Revolutionary Army, who was killed during the war. After his death she married Dr. Umpstead. She left no children.

  2.   Family Notes, in Source Needed.

    The following information is from Hugh. HFTHusma@@aol.com. Filed at: 2002-6-11.
    Transylvania Company
    Petitions to the Virginia Convention.
    FORT BOONESBOROUGH: This fort was established in 1775 in current day Madison County, on the south bank of the Kentucky River. In February of this year, Captain William Twitty, James Coburn, James Bridges, Thomas Johnson, John Hart, William Hicks, James Peeke, and Felix Walker, came from Rutherford County, Kentucky. They traveled on to the Wataugh (Tennessee) River awaiting the signing of the treaty with the Cherokee Indians. Daniel Boone was then sent into the area as an agent for the Transylvania Company. The men mentioned above under Captain Twitty and Boone united and proceeded into Kentucky. Those with the Transylvania Company included Thomas Hart, Nathaniel Hart, David Hart, John Luttrell, William Johnson, and James Hogg from Orange County, Virginia, as well as John Williams, Leonard Hendley Bullock, and Colonel Richard Henderson from Granville, North Carolina.