The following are exerpts from the book "Thomas Thompson and Ann Finney of Colonial Pennsylvania and North Carolina" Filed: 2001-2-18
The following statement is listed at the bottom of the list of descendants of James and Rebecca (Finney) Hart.
It is possible that there was a close relationship between the family of James Hart and that of Thomas and Susannah (Rice) Hart. Thomas is said to have died in Hanover County, Virginia. Susannah and their sons, Nathaniel, Thomas, Benjamin, David, and John, settled in Orange County, North Carolina at about the same time that the Pennsylvania arts and Thompsons emigrated there. The families were associated in Orange County from the time of their arrival in the early 1750s, long before the marriage of Nathaniel Hart's daughter Keziah, to Captain Laurence Thompson.
The following is from a report written by George Stephens, filed at: 2000-12-17.
According to a monograph by Mrs Sarah S. Young, dated 1882 gives the following about Thomas Junior.
Thomas Hart, Senior emigrated from London in 1690 and settled in Hanover County, Virginia where he died, leaving a son, the younger Thomas Hart, who was about 11 years old when his father arrived in VA in 1690. The younger Thomas Hart married Susannah Rice of Hanover, the Aunt of the Rev. Daniel Rice of the Presbyterian Church who settled in Kentucky in 1781. Thomas Hart, Jr., died in Hanover County ca 1755, leaving 6 children: Thomas, John, Benjamin, David, Nathaniel, and Ann, all of whom migrated to Orange County, N. C., ca 1760 after the death of Thomas Jr.
